This episode carries a loose, late-night, slightly unhinged energy that feels like hanging out with someone who’s had a long week and finally gets to just let it all spill out. There’s a constant rhythm of humor and reflection, where frustration turns into laughs and small everyday moments get blown up into something oddly comforting and relatable. It moves with a natural flow, bouncing between sharp wit and laid-back storytelling, giving off that feeling of controlled chaos where nothing is too serious but everything somehow still hits just right. It’s the kind of episode that doesn’t try to be perfect — it just wants to be real, funny, and keep you company for a while.

Maki’s Record Shop is your late-night hideout for real music lovers and hardcore audiophiles. Hosted by Keith Maki, this is where deep grooves meet deep thoughts — a place to talk about what’s really happening in the music world while spinning hard-hitting new jams you won’t hear anywhere else. From underground discoveries to overlooked classics, Keith breaks it all down with passion, honesty, and zero industry bullshit. If you love music that actually means something, pull up a chair… you’ve found your shop.

3rd Floor Assessments makes its debut on the Powers Point Network, and it starts exactly where the best ideas usually do. A little unpolished, slightly chaotic, and built on pure enthusiasm.

Dave and his son Dakota are living out a shared dream, jumping headfirst into the podcasting world with microphones on and opinions ready. From video games and movies to whatever random topic wanders into the conversation, nothing is off the table and nothing is taken too seriously.

It’s a laid-back, honest show fueled by curiosity, laughter, and the simple joy of talking about the things they love. No gimmicks, no industry polish, just a father and son figuring it out as they go and inviting listeners along for the ride.

Welcome to 3rd Floor Assessments, now on the Powers Point Network.