Super-cool graphic by Walter Scattolon. Thanks, Walter!

As hard as it is for us to imagine, we've reached the half-century mark. Cincuenta. Cinquante. Cinquanta. Fünfzig. Vijjftig. Caoga. Femtio. Pedeset. Pum Deg Piecdesmit. Fimmtíu. Viisikymmentä.50. Tsib Caug. Fiddy. vagmaH.  L.

Any way you say it, it boggles the mind...

So for the last episode of 2015, we sent out the call to our faithful contributors to provide some great content for your listening pleasure.

Jimmy & Paulie were busy handicapping the U.S. Presidential Primaries and were thus unable to contribute this time (don't worry, kids; they'll be back for the next "regular" episode) but everyone else on the dais is represented here. Good stuff, too!

Marvel as:

Steve & Randy reveal the REAL SONGWRITERS behind most of the planet's hit music (allegedly)

Dan Sullivan exposes NASHVILLE'S LITTLE SECRET

Angie Perrault goes FISHING FOR THAT HOOK and we get to hear her song FISH ON

Brendan Smoother gives us A VIEW FROM DOWNUNDER and shares some new music and personal news

Randy shares his favorite day of the week (and type of bracelets) in YOU THINK YOU KNOW

Walter Scattolon (who also provided both the intro and title graphic for this episode) walks us through the creation of his song ALL THESE KEYS

And we conclude this episode (and 2015!) with Christopher Shane Long's hit-to-be (you heard it here first) 1968

                                                       Randy & Steve JAMMIN"

                                                   Christopher Shane Long & Steve

                                                       Walter's underground lair!

CSSP/Steve Rempis on FaceBook

Steve Rempis on ReverbNation

Randy Finchum on ReverbNation

Randy Finchum's NASHVILLE SONGWRITERS' RADIO SHOW

Angie Perrault on Songspace

Reed waddle website

Brendan Smoother on STARNOW

Bec Hance Website

Kelly Cork Website

ABOVE THE BLUE Charity Album

Jimmy Anderson on ReverbNation

Dan Sullivan on ReverbNation

The Window Panes (with Pauley Coconuts!) on Reverbnation

Chris Long on ReverbNation