Are we still building things that last? Viewed through the lens of a legacy audio brand rooted in durability and intentional design, Martin Moore and guest Michael Koss Jr., Executive Vice President at Koss Headphones, take a deep dive into fast fashion, TikToks, and planned obsolescence to examine what it means to build products, create content, and make art with longevity in mind, and whether endurance has become a quiet form of resistance in an increasingly transient world.

Routines promise order. Control promises safety. But what happens when the systems we build to steady ourselves quietly begin to run us? Martin Moore sits down with Gina Cuccio to explore the nuanced territory where discipline blurs into compulsion and where structure can either support a meaningful life or constrict it.

In this episode, Martin Moore sits down with his wife Jennifer for an honest, unguarded conversation about a decision that quietly defines a marriage... choosing not to have children. Whether you’re child-free by choice, undecided, a parent, or simply curious, this episode is about choosing deliberately, loving deeply, and defining “enough” on your own terms.

In this episode Martin Moore sits down with Matt Curtis to unpack the Dead Internet Theory, an idea that sounds conspiratorial on the surface, yet feels uncomfortably plausible the longer you sit with it. We trace the arc of the early internet, when curiosity, creativity, and human weirdness defined the experience, and contrast it with today’s algorithmic monoculture, where engagement is engineered, influence is manufactured, and authenticity often feels like collateral damage.

In this episode, Martin Moore is joined by Milwaukee rapper and creative powerhouse Genesis Renji for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the emotional crash that can follow our biggest wins the success hangover as we unpack what it feels like to reach a major milestone, only to be met with unexpected emptiness, self-doubt, or pressure to top the last achievement.

From underfunded VA programs to performative politics, what does “supporting the troops” really mean when policies don’t match the platitudes?

In this episode Martin Moore sits down with veteran and mental health advocate Mike Lang to explore the complex realities of military service beyond the parades and patriotic slogans and dive deep into his personal journey through enlistment, combat, and the invisible wounds of PTSD, offering a raw look at what it means to serve and survive under the American flag.

Eric Halvie aka Bert Lauderdale joins Martin Moore in this episode as we dive into the complex world of imposter syndrome, what it is, who it affects, and how to stop feeling like a fraud in the face of your own success.

How can visual story tellers bring a sense of pride, community and futurism to a city? Guest Nate Vomhof joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about his love for Milwaukee and how share's his perspective through the camera lens.