Deep in the darkness of the new Studio P, Scrappy’s back for another celebration of 10 years of Podcast glory! That’s right, two Sundays, two celebrations. This week’s show features favorites from the past 104 broadcasts including music from Sylvan Ess...

Holy cow, has it been a decade already? My how time flies. Scrappy celebrates 10 years of broadcast glory by looking back and playing some favorite songsx from past podcasts. This week’s show features music from Laura Mvula, Midlake, Big Star,

Let’s play two! That’s right, it’s a doubleheader podcast Sunday – back to back shows from your old pal Scrappy. Following on the heels of the special interview with Marv Foley, Scrappy knocks out another podcast for your listening pleasure.

The Scrappy and Marv show is back! A mere 33 years after the last time they shared the mic together in Indiana, Scrappy and his old friend Marv Foley are back with their trademark mix of Hoosier hospitality. In today’s long-awaited podcast,

To be completely honest, Scrappy was not planning on doing a podcast today. If he had his druthers he’d be in New Orleans getting some cajun punk Chinese takeout from Red’s Chinese, but Hurricane Hannah blowing across the Gulf Coast prevented that.

Like everyone else, Scrappy is hanging on for dear life feeling like he’s living in three different movies at once, which he addresses in song. Scrappy also opens up to discuss something scary he’s coping with. Don’t worry, it’s not all hot and heavy,

Rather than doing a celebration of the first 100 shows, instead, for podcast 100 Scrappy decided to address what’s going on in America with the African American community and the sense of anger and sadness that’s occurred after the murder of George Fll...

On this week’s show, Scrappy plays music from some all-time favorite artists and albums. Long time listeners won’t be surprised by the choice of artists on this week’s show as Scrappy counts down to podcast number 100!

With everyone stuck at home for the time being, Scrappy starts the podcast with a set of songs about being homebound. Yeah, this is tough and we can’t wait to get back to normal,and Scrappy’s doing his best to keep you all entertained.

So much going on in the world, so much stress, so many people disappearing, sp Scrappy tries it to keep focused on the music. Starting off with a set about writers and books, Scrappy then gets into the thick of the crisis musically.