In episode 11 Carl talks about performing after a blizzard in New York and rambles on and on about seeing the band the Bottle Rockets. Live music starts with Carl's tune "My Repertoire," Alex G plays his song "Heart and Souls" and the third and final number is "Rapping on some Saint Louis Cardinals baseball blues."

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In episode 10 Carl discusses his recent dreams and waking up in bad situations. The live music portion of the episode contains Liz Kelly singing about staying in bed today while Brett Saxon plays guitar, harmonica, and sings on his tune "We didn't Care." Jessica Frampton ends the show with her new one called "Crazy B!#ch."

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In episode 9 Carl talks about the end of a good run with his guitar case. Lily sings about deep dreaming and talks about her stint in a song-writing club. The Dry States jam out to "Friday Night Blues" on a Sunday evening and Alex tells about his experience dancing. Finally, Meredith Lunceford brings us her original song.

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In episode 8 Carl gets treated to amateur pole dancing and plays us one of his original tunes. David Personne plays us a big hit from Scandinavia, then bends his guitar over and smacks it around awhile. After that, Bare Bones lays it on us with their tune "Roseanne."

In episode 7 Carl rambles about the death of Lemmy and shares a new song idea. Special guest Bhrigu Sahni plays his finger-style guitar with clean, beautiful vocals on his song "Time to Fall." Sisterwives returns to the podcast with his song "Multiverse." Monsterfuniture wraps up the live music/interview portion. Carl ends the podcast by reading a portion of a Robert Service poem.

In this week's episode Carl rambles about his favorite Christmas gift. Alex Papp sings a song about Facebook, Pete and the Yawptones funk it up on the song "She's got that soul," Katmaz performs with his TWO loop pedals, and Shlomo Franklin rounds out the program with his song "Girl Behind City Lights."

In this episode Carl rambles about changing the name of the show as well as playing gigs in Buffalo Wild Wings. Special guest Mara Stepe ( www.MaraStepe.com )sing of spring, Tom Dimenna ( www.TomDimenna.com )demonstrates his vocal range in a song Lose, and Memento Mori( soundcloud.com/morimemento )plays a waltzy song titled "They're all called Jordache."

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Carl rambles about sports and lying. Special guest Alex G sings about no more Backrooms and Mikiko brings us instrumental music fromTokyo.

In this week's episode Carl rambles about seeing Arlo. Jessica Frampton sings her heart out about Houdini, Old man Gilly plays January Man on a December night, and David Personne just wants to sleep and smoke. Brought to you each week by Putnam's Pub and Cooker at 419 Myrtle avenue in Brooklyn, New York.

This week we have three special Guest. Tom Dimenna, Emily Cavanagh, and Alex Papp. Interviews and live music with all three guests, and Carl tells a Thanksgiving cooking story. This podcast is taped live and brought to you by Putnam's Pub and cooker-419 Myrtle Ave-Brooklyn, NY