Rachel and Shawn talk about the Party of Artie benefit, which was organized to help raise funds for Arturo de Leon (Artie), a local legend within the Columbus music scene who recently suffered a stroke and will need extensive therapy in order to make a full recovery. The dynamic duo also interviews Pat and Linda Dull of Betty Machete and the Angry Cougars, the organizers of Party for Artie, to learn more about Artie and the history of the Columbus punk scene.

Rachel and Shawn talk about the Party of Artie benefit, which was organized to help raise funds for Arturo de Leon (Artie), a local legend within the Columbus music scene who recently suffered a stroke and will need extensive therapy in order to make a full recovery. The dynamic duo also interviews Pat and Linda Dull of Betty Machete and the Angry Cougars, the organizers of Party for Artie, to learn more about Artie and the history of the Columbus punk scene.

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Your favorite blog now has its own podcast. <a href="http://BandsInTheBus.com">BandsInTheBus.com</a> is home to central Ohio’s most premier music critic showcasing local bands and reviewing touring acts in and around ColumBUS, Ohio.So, why Columbus?Often called the heart of the heartland, Columbus is a growing metropolis in the Midwest experiencing its own modern-day renaissance. While not well-known for its iconic music venues, like our gritty cultural rival on the shores of Lake Erie, Columbus is showing plenty of spunk in its rapidly growing club scene fueled by vibrant countercultural and social justice movements and supported economically by a number of growing industries.Some may say that Columbus doesn’t have the best of anything, but what we do have is access to nearly everything, including world-renowned artists, creative showcases, local start-ups, and gourmet restaurants. In fact, Columbus is so centrally located that nearly 50% of the country is accessible within the proximity of an eight-hour or less car ride, which means we can easily see the hottest bands and attend the most anticipated festivals while exploring the best of the Midwest.

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Your favorite blog now has its own podcast. BandsInTheBus.com is home to central Ohio’s most premier music critic showcasing local bands and reviewing touring acts in and around ColumBUS, Ohio. So, why Columbus? Often called the heart of the heartland, Columbus is a growing metropolis in the Midwest experiencing its own modern-day renaissance. While not well-known for its iconic music venues, like our gritty cultural rival on the shores of Lake Erie, Columbus is showing plenty of spunk in its rapidly growing club scene fueled by vibrant countercultural and social justice movements and supported economically by a number of growing industries. Some may say that Columbus doesn’t have the best of anything, but what we do have is access to nearly everything, including world-renowned artists, creative showcases, local start-ups, and gourmet restaurants. In fact, Columbus is so centrally located that nearly 50% of the country is accessible within the proximity of an eight-hour or less car ride, which means we can easily see the hottest bands and attend the most anticipated festivals while exploring the best of the Midwest.

Your favorite blog now has its own podcast. <a href="http://BandsInTheBus.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">BandsInTheBus.com</a> is home to central Ohio’s most premier music critic showcasing local bands and reviewing touring acts in and around ColumBUS, Ohio.So, why Columbus?Often called the heart of the heartland, Columbus is a growing metropolis in the Midwest experiencing its own modern-day renaissance. While not well-known for its iconic music venues, like our gritty cultural rival on the shores of Lake Erie, Columbus is showing plenty of spunk in its rapidly growing club scene fueled by vibrant countercultural and social justice movements and supported economically by a number of growing industries.Some may say that Columbus doesn’t have the best of anything, but what we do have is access to nearly everything, including world-renowned artists, creative showcases, local start-ups, and gourmet restaurants. In fact, Columbus is so centrally located that nearly 50% of the country is accessible within the proximity of an eight-hour or less car ride, which means we can easily see the hottest bands and attend the most anticipated festivals while exploring the best of the Midwest.

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