The Baskis Project is a conversation about life, curiosity, and everything that comes with it.
Hosted by Steve Baskis, the show follows curiosity wherever it leads, through conversations with interesting people and explorations of music, travel, adventure, food, disability, technology, personal experiences, and the questions worth asking along the way.
Some episodes are interviews. Some are conversations with friends. Some are Steve thinking out loud. And sometimes the conversation goes somewhere nobody expected.
There's no fixed format, no single subject, and no predetermined destination. That's part of the adventure.
People. Places. Experiences. Curiosity.
This is The Baskis Project.
The Memories We Carry: A Conversation with Nate Allen
What memories stay with us, what brings them back, and what do we hope others remember about us?
This episode of Baskis 360 kicks off a new recurring conversation between Steve Baskis and his longtime friend Nate Allen, aka Nate Flowers. Nate, a Navy combat veteran, will join Steve from time to time to ask questions, exchange perspectives, share stories, and see where the conversation leads.
For their first conversation in this new format, Nate brings Steve three questions centered on memory.
Steve reflects on memories from before and after losing his sight and how music, food, travel, and shared experiences can bring moments from the past back to life. Their conversation eventually turns toward legacy and the memories we leave with others.
Steve shares experiences ranging from paddling the Apostle Islands on Lake Superior to helping blind and visually impaired youth experience kayaking and the outdoors. Steve and Nate also reflect on their friendship of more than a decade, their lives as combat veterans, and their shared interest in music and songwriting.
The episode features "Invisible," an original song written by Steve Baskis and brought to life using Suno, an AI music generation platform.
It's the beginning of an ongoing series of conversations between two longtime friends asking questions, exchanging stories, and exploring life from different perspectives.
7 May 2026
Reggae Lover: Creating Music with AI and Heart
Steve Baskis and Nate Allen share the story behind their original reggae-inspired song "She's My Reggae Lover," discussing songwriting, collaboration, live music inspiration, creativity, IGY6, and how AI tools like Suno are changing music production while keeping human emotion and connection at the center.
27 Apr 2026
Unscripted Frequencies: Music, Vibration, and Real Talk with Nate Allen
In this episode of Baskis 360, Steve hits record with no plan and ends up in a raw, unfiltered conversation with his friend Nate Allen. What starts as a casual hangout turns into a deep dive into music, vibration, and the way sound impacts how we think, feel, and connect.
They explore how music can be therapeutic, the difference between listening and performing, and how certain frequencies and energy can influence mood and experience. Along the way, the conversation branches into everything from jam sessions and building a home studio to bigger ideas around resonance, science, and the unknown.
This is real life—unscripted, unpredictable, and honest. Just two friends talking music, energy, and whatever comes to mind.
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Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
14 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
1 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 46 / 100
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64
Social presence
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YouTube
0
Engagement
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