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For more than twenty years as a music journalist, Jenny Eliscu (@jennylsq) has focused on helping musicians and songwriters tell their authentic stories, whether here at SiriusXM, in written form, on her LSQ podcast, or as a documentary producer. She loves interviewing artists about their music-making process and sharing those insights with listeners. She also has a passion for discovering and championing new artists, and always keeps her ears open to exciting, innovative sounds. Eliscu has been on-air at SiriusXM since 2006, and is currently a full-time host on SiriusXMU and The Spectrum.

Also appears on The Spectrum 

Josiah Lambert encourages listeners to open ears and minds to emerging artists and curious, compelling new sounds. During his decade+ on SiriusXMU, he’s interviewed artists such as Pixies, Washed Out, Clairo, Toro Y Moi, DIIV, and many others. When not broadcasting, and possibly at the time of this very reading, he’s either meditating or re-re-watching Twin Peaks. He lives with his family in Washington DC.

After a knee injury brought JaRon's competitive ballroom dancing career to an end, he found work as a door-to-door vacuum salesman. Upon being fired from that he made his way back to Los Angeles where he found work in radio.

Also appears on Alt Nation 

Nick Masi was born in the sunshine of California, raised in an Italian deli in Connecticut, and woke up in New York City. Concertgoer. Deadhead. Be kind. Say hello! Go Yankees! “If you get confused just listen to the music play.”

Also appears on E Street Radio 

Lauren Sauer keeps her eye on everything new and upcoming in the music world as a self-professed fangirl – if it’s happening on online she probably already knew about it. An avid supporter of artists in the indie and singer-songwriter space, she's looking to shine a spotlight on the underrepresented voices of music any way she can. She lives outside of Washington, DC with her menace of a cat, Freddie (after Freddie Mercury, of course).

Based in Los Angeles, Justin Gage founded Aquarium Drunkard in 2005. He works as a music supervisor and is a partner at Gold Diggers Sound in East Hollywood, California.

Chris Cantalini started the acclaimed music blog Gorilla vs. Bear in 2005, and more recently founded a very sick independent record label called Luminelle Recordings. Originally from Detroit, he is currently obsessed with the music of Erika de Casier, re-enacting Ja Morant highlights in his driveway, and ranch waters.