By Gabriel Sigler
The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.
Bloodclot and Cro-Mags singer John Joseph is on the podcast!
We speak to the NYHC legend about the new Bloodclot EP on Metal Blade Records, his thoughts on the legacy of Cro-Mags, his upcoming book on PMA and a lot more.
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The one and only Crispin Glover is on the podcast!
Most people know Crispin from his role as George McFly in the first Back to the Future movie, as well as his memorable roles in films like River's Edge, Willard, Wild at Heart, and even the Charlie's Angels films. But He's also an accomplished filmmaker in his own right, directing experimental films like What is it? and "It is fine! EVERYTHING IS FINE," the first 2 parts of a planned trilogy, which you can only see on his live tour dates. Crispin is generally viewed as either quirky or outright crazy, and its a persona that's followed him since the mid-80's. We get into that public perception of him and why it exists, his films and books, the slide show and Q+A that hell be bringing to Montreal for 2 dates at the end of this month, his taxing experience on Back to the Future, the role of propaganda in Hollywood films and much much more. We also get into his upcoming projects, including his role in the American Gods TV series, based off the Neil Gaiman Book, as well as his part in the adaptation of Shirley Jacksons gothic classic, We Have Always Lived in the Castle. Crispin is bringing his live show to Montreal bar le ritz on January 27 and 28, which each include a separate movie screening and slide show, along with this audience Q+A and book signing. For tickets and more info visit crispinglover.com - and be sure to sign up for his mailing list for all future tour dates.Be sure to keep up with us online for our latest podcasts, interview, reviews, giveaways and more!
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Harley Flanagan from the Cro-Mags is on the podcast!
Harley has just released Hard-Core: Life of My Own, his long-awaited autobiography that covers his tumultuous life and times in a vivid and often frightening way.
From his time as a pre-pubescent drummer in the early punk band The Stimulators, to the chaos and violence of living in the Lower East Side of New York in the lawless 70's and 80's, and the endless beefs and struggles during his time in the mighty Cro-Mags, Harley holds nothing back here, including his infamous arrest following a stabing at a Cro-Mags show in 2012.
i spoke with Harley from his home in NYC to discuss why this was the right time to tell his story, his concerns about writing such a no-holds-barred memoir, his thoughts on re-uniting the original Cro-Mags lineup, his time running wild with Montreal skinheads in the 80's and much more.
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We’ve got another double-header episode this time around, with comedians Brad Williams and Ralphie May!
Both Brad and Ralphie are part of The Nasty Show at Montreal’s Just for Laughs, which also features Bobby Slayton, Paula Bel, Thomas Dale, with Quebec’s own Mike Ward on hosting duties.
The Nasty Show runs from July 20 – 30 at Metropolis. We have a pair of tickets to give away for the 8:30 show on July 25 – enter here if you haven't already.
First up, I speak to Brad Williams about refusing to be a spokesperson for the dwarf community, dealing with hecklers, and texting Neil Patrick Harris. Brad’s latest stand-up special, Daddy Issues, is out now on Showtime.
Next, Ralphie May discusses the turbulent state of stand up comedy, why TMZ won’t leave him alone, and his favourite HGTV shows. His latest special, Unruly, is up now on Netflix.
As this is posted, Quebec's Human Rights Tribunal just ordered Mike Ward to pay $35,000 to Jérémy Gabriel, the former child singer who was the butt of one of Mike Ward’s jokes. Since they’re all on the Nasty Show together, both Brad and Ralphie weigh in on their thoughts about the controversy, and what it might mean for comedians in the US. You can also read our interview with Ward about taking over the reigns of The Nasty Show here.
For more info, head over to bradwilliamscomedy.com and ralphiemay.com. For tickets and the full Just for Laughs schedule, visit hahaha.com.
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Brad Williams and Ralphie May perform at The Nasty Show at Just for Laughs from July 20 - 30. For tickets and the full festival schedule, visit hahaha.com.
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We have a New Jersey double-header this episode, featuring Mikey Erg and Brian Fallon!
First, we catch up with Mikey Erg to talk about his great new LP, The Ergs! reunion, how he conquered his long bout of writer's block, and much more.
Then, in a fun and self-aware interview, Brian Fallon discusses getting back to basics, moving on from the critical drubbing of The Gaslight Anthem's last release, Get Hurt, and how Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever inspired the recording of Painkillers.
Mikey Erg's Tentative Decisions is out now via Don Giovanni Records. For all tour dates, visit facebook.com/Mikey-Erg.
Brain Fallon's Painkillers is available now. For all upcoming tour dates, visit facebook.com/thebrianfallon.
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Swiss Army Man writers/directors Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert are on the podcast!
We discuss the inspirations behind this surreal film, working with Daniel Radcliffe and Paul Dano on the characters, and how they built a meaningful film out of a fart joke.
Swiss Army Man revolves around Paul Dano as Hank, a man trapped on a deserted island who is in the midst of hanging himself. He then discovers Manny, a gassy dead body lying on the shore, played by Daniel Radcliffe. Hank uses Manny’s farts to ride him to safety, which launches them on a surreal adventure, while posing some big questions about friendship, loneliness, love, and yes, farts.
Swiss Army Man is in theatres now.
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This double-header episode features interviews with Royce da 5'9" and Benjamin Booker!
To kick things off, we catch up with long-standing Detroit MC Royce da 5'9" about his latest LP, Layers, that knocked Rihanna off the top of the Billboard charts recently. In this candid interview, Royce opens up about his newfound sobriety and how it has affected his life, how Eminem has helped him both in his career and his personal life, his views on the changing music industry and much more.
Next up we unearth a lost Benjamin Booker interview from the archives! Recorded in 2015, we speak with Booker about his punk roots, growing up in Florida, The Fest in Gainesville, his activist past and a lot more.
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Legendary dub / reggae producer Lee "Scratch Perry" is on the podcast!
Lee "Scratch" Perry is one of the most important figures in popular music. The Jamaican producer is one of the pioneers of dub music, and he's produced classic albums by the likes of Bob Marley & The Wailers, The Heptones, Junior Marvin, The Clash and many many more.
In this quick conversation, recorded backstage at his recent Montreal show at 1:30 in the morning (!), we chat about how he manages to have so much energy at 80 years-old, his memories of working with Bob Marley, what he thinks of dubstep and much more.
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NY-based comedian Matteo Lane is on the podcast!
You may know Matteo from MTV’s Guy Code and Girl Code. He was also included on Just For Laughs' New Faces in 2014, a pivotal career moment which we discuss in the episode.
Matteo has one of the most interesting backstories in comedy; he’s worked as a commercial illustrator and studied as an opera singer in Italy before trying his hand at comedy.
We talk about how he landed in comedy, bringing a gay comedic viewpoint to a larger audience, his late/hate relationship with Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, and a lot more.
Mattteo headlines the final Brunch Club of the season, May 20-21 at Montreal's Comedyworks. For tickets and more info visit http://brunchclubmtl.com/.
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Director Jeremy Saulnier is on the podcast!
His latest film, Green Room, revolves around a young punk band called The Ain’t Rights, who play playing the wrong bar on tour one night, and end up in a bloody standoff with a group on Nazi skinheads, led by none other than Patrick Stewart.
It’s an incredibly tense and violent film, and one of the most visceral theatrical experiences I’ve had in a very long time. I watch a lot of intense genre movies, but there were definitely sequences in Green Room I could not believe I was seeing in a mainstream thriller.
We discuss his background in punk and hardcore, what attracted Patrick Stewart to the role, his relationship to violence in his films, and much more.
Green Room is in theatres now, and hits Blu-ray and DVD on July 12.
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The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.