What do you get when you get an old Rock radio guy and a longtime Punk Rock Drummer together in a room? A lot of rock-n-roll and punk pop culture refrences. When I made the announcement of getting into real estate little did I know that a cat I've known for a while was also in real estate as a lender. We talk music, real estate and whatever else comes to mind in today's 30th episode! PLUS - Mama's Day is Sunday, don't forget. And I tackle a sensitive subject with the anniversary of my brother, Jeff's, passing this Saturday.

Last Friday I went LIVE on Facebook and did an AMA for the 1st time. I may do it again because it was a lot of fun! This is the audio from it and what's going on this 1st weekend in May in KC!

It's been a while.

I know.

Some things have changed.

Let's talk....

In today's episode Nivens plays some more audio collected from the brewery Friday night during his (for the time being) final shift behind bar. Killer producer Parker Johnson was back again!!

He regales you with a funny anecdote about his son down at the farm; there's a Kansas City legend who is the only baseballer to ever be affiliated with a professional New York baseball team, in New York City, in the 1900's (the New York Yankees, New York Mets, New York Giants AND Brooklyn Dodgers) PLUS GO CHIEFS on Sunday in the Superb Owl!!

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain... OK, actually we should pay attention to the guy who's got a million voices and always makes KCJN sound top notch - our Producer Parker Johnson. Parker and Nivens chat at the brewery about Niv's up coming career change and what that means for the podcast. Enjoy.

I've always wanted to have a conversation with Karma

Nivens is back at it with a running thought list from the Inauguration of the new (old) President! Plus he chats about the Chiefs. Shares what's going on with a couple of old guest AND has a major life update! It's Kansas City with Jason Nivens, subscribe wherever you get your podcast!

In today's episode Nivens chats with his friend and local performer Vanessa Davis. She discusses he love/hate relationship with kareoke, being a performer in Kansas City and some of the up and coming shows at the Black Box theater located in the West Bottoms where "The wettest block in America" used to be.