Pancake Mountain aims to bring back what got us passionate about music. We want to be able to tear down the barriers that make music pretentious and boring. We enjoy seeing the artist interact with their audience. We like to have fun, we love new music, and we need an excuse to act really silly and call it our job.

How do you get adults to sit down and watch television with their young kids? Simple. Stuff it full of the best musicians, artists and actors around, dip it in a little mayhem and cleverly disguise the whole thing as children’s programming. Pancake Mountain is a fun, imaginative melting pot of everything we loved about TV when we were kids—music, imagination and silliness—with an underlying lesson in good values and education. In short, we were tricked into learning by these shows...and darn it, we’re not letting future generations get off scot free.

Pancake Mountain is a children’s television show originally based in Washington, D.C., created by filmmaker, Scott Stuckey. The show is hosted by smart-aleck goat puppet and self-proclaimed entertainment expert, Rufus Leaking, and features the errantly-named superhero Captain Perfect and his more sensible foil, Sam, who serve as interviewers and dance party impresarios. It’s a conglomeration of music, animation, live action segments, learning, and what has become the hallmark of our show, dance parties featuring the hottest acts in music.

We’ve had the great fortune of having access to some of the world’s most popular artists—who have lined up, unsolicited, to be part of what CNN’s Chuck Roberts called “a new genre.”

How do you get adults to sit down and watch television with their young kids? Simple. Stuff it full of the best musicians, artists and actors around, dip it in a little mayhem and cleverly disguise the whole thing as children’s programming. Pancake Mountain is a fun, imaginative melting pot of everything we loved about TV when we were kids—music, imagination and silliness—with an underlying lesson in good values and education. In short, we were tricked into learning by these shows...and darn it, we’re not letting future generations get off scot free.

We have had the extreme good fortune of working with some of the biggest, most exciting and most talented artists on the planet. And the list keeps growing every day, with a constant stream of requests from managers, A&R executives and agents to get their clients on the show. In fact, of the more than 150 artists who have appeared on Pancake Mountain we have never requested a single one to perform on the show. Rather, they have reached out to us asking to be part of the magic. (Okay, except one. But we really, really wanted him to come on the show!) From dance parties, to interviews, to joining the cast for full episodes, we’ve had a blast playing with the best around.