AUX Populi

This week on the show, Andy does a non-traditional intro as he prepares to leave on a train journey, and Grace Coletta stops by to inform Andy that he’s her new emergency contact. They also talk about performance anxiety, social media toxicity, and new music coming out in the spring.

Stay tuned after the episode for a new single from Grace Coletta and Alan Artin (originally by Sigrid), called “Home to You”.

Dan Stewart from the band Damager is the first guest of 2022, and he has a lot of interests. Besides Damager, Dan walks Andy through his experiences with film, podcasting, stand-up, and so much more. Dan also speaks to the recently released debut Damager album, “Best Team in Baseball”.

Stay tuned after the episode for a track from the album, titled “I Am Made of Solid Gold”.

On the cusp of a new year, Caleb and Ryan from Space Mafia return to the show to talk about working on new music (coming soon), but more importantly, their upcoming return to the stage (for the first time in two years) at Reggie’s Rock Club on January 7th, 2022.

Stay tuned after the episode for their 2020 single, “Horror Movie”.

Ava, April, and Logan from Pinksqueeze make their debut on the show to talk about the tenets of momcore, momcore merch, bandmates gained and lost, the new EP coming out in January 2022, and their EP release show at Beat Kitchen on January 6th.

Stay tuned after the episode for a sneak peek at a track from the upcoming EP, titled “U-Haul”.

Laila and Julia from Heet Deth stop by the show this week (in full outfits and makeup) to explain who they are, why they are, and where they are going. Plus, mental health chat, whether or not Laila should pick up smoking, the debut album “Heet Deth Hooray!”, and Andy comes to terms with being fashionable, practical, and naughty.

Stay tuned after the episode for two tracks from the debut album, with the first being “Blood”, and the second, “Bootlicker”.

The delightful Danny, Sara, and Zeke from CalicoLoco stop by the show this week to promote some recently released music, but also to talk about the impacts of negative reinforcement, choosing the right path, anxiety, extroversion vs. introversion, and a little bit about faith.

Stay tuned after the episode to hear two tracks from the band, with the first being a secret alternative mix of last year’s “Hole in the Wall”, and the second being the recent “I Want to Be Beautiful”.

This week on the show, past AUX Art House virtual gallery artist Marti Rosen discusses growing up with a variety of interests, frustrations with painting, dealing with anxiety and depression, and her desire to become a full-time working artist.

Jeff and Kevin from Violet Crime make their return to the show to talk about new music, and their first live gig in almost two years. Jeff also has a breakdown during the recording by breaking a couch and spilling a glass of water. Plus, if you’ve ever wanted to hear the crystal clear sound of Andy vaping, then you’re in luck.

Stay tuned after the episode for the sneak preview premiere of “Still in Love”, available everywhere on Nov. 12th.

This week on the show, Jae Deco drops by to talk about OCD, skydiving, trying new things, pole dancing, and so much more (including the new single “Grim”).

Stay tuned after the episode for two tracks from Jae Deco. The first track being the recent single “Grim”, and the second, “The Art Museum”.

This week on the show, it’s the remotely recorded “return” of old friends and friends of the show, Girl Named Nino and Pablo Gordy. Life partners and best friends, Nino and Gordy talk about what’s changed for them in the past two years, choices forced by the pandemic, new music, and what it’s like performing again.

Stay tuned after the episode for Nino’s latest single, “Let’s Ride”.