Alex Duckworth is a tri state born and bred musician.  His current project is Terror at Midnight.  We sit down to discuss the 1988 album Workers Playtime by Billy Bragg.  I was familiar with Billy Bragg but not this particular album.  It was a fun chat with a talented guy.  As always go listen to the album!!

Veronica Grim is a Ohio born and bred musician.  She currently plays solo under her own name.  We sit down to discuss a So Cal punk classic from 2004, Sex Love and Rock N Roll by Social Distortion.  I'm a long time fan of Social D so it was a lot of fun to sit down and discuss.  Stick around at the end of the episode for Veronica's powerhouse version of "Reach for the Sky".  And as always, go listen to the record!!

Adam Lee is a Cincinnati based musician.  He is currently a solo artist whose most recent album is Sincerely, Me.  We sit down to discuss the 1993 album August and Everything After by Counting Crows. A fantastic and emotional record that's over 25 years old and still holds up to this day.  Stick around after the interview for Adam's performance of "Raining In Baltimore" from the album.  It was a good time with a great guy.  As always go listen to the record!! 

Lisa Walker is an Indiana born and raised musician.  She made a name for herself in the Cincinnati band Wussy as well as her solo project The Magic Words.  We sit down to discuss the seminal album The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd.  Since this is such a big record it's a super sized episode.  I've been a big fan of Lisa's work for a long time so it was an honor to sit down and chat with her.  Stick around at the end of the episode where we discuss the Pink Floyd influence on "Better Days" a song from Wussy's 2016 album Forever Sounds.  As always go listen to the record!!

Welcome back to Big Mouth USA!!  I've got a whole new batch of episodes for you to enjoy!  I've had a nice break and am ready to get back to recording!  We've got a new theme song, "Big Mouth USA" by orginally by Jim Ford but repurposed by myself and today's guest, Tim Brown (Lost Coast, Burn Bros) alongside our good friend Jacob Tippey. 

Tim's a returning guest and Big Mouth USA All Star.  We sit down today to discuss the 1994 album Weezer by Weezer (aka the Blue Album).  This was a nostalgic choice for Tim and I as we both grew up with this album in heavy rotation.  So strap in for a trip down memory lane as we review an Alternative classic from the early 90s. As always go listen to the record!!

Ari Knight is a Kentucky born and raised music fan.  So much so she just so happens to be married to a musician.  We sit down to discuss the 1977 album Rumours by Fleetwood Mac.  One of the best selling albums of all time and a pop juggernaut that ruled radio airwaves in the late 1970s and can still be heard today.  It was a lot of fun to sit down and talk about. As always go listen to the record!!

Lisa Sullivan is an Indiana born but tri state raised photographer.  We sit down to discuss the 2017 album Purgatory by Tyler Childers.  Lisa has a personal connection to this record having photographed Tyler and his band on multiple occasions.  While a relatively new record, this album's depth has struck a chord with a lot of local artists and musicians.  This episode was recorded at Arnold's Bar & Grill in downtown Cincinnati.  And as always go by the record!!

Danielle Kuntz is an Ohio born and bred musician.  Her current project is Moonshine & Wine.  We sit down to discuss the 1988 album Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction.  This one was a fun one to record.  As always go listen to the record!!

Josh Muddiman is an Ohio born and bred musician.  His current project is Lost Coast.  He is also the host of this very podcast!  For this episode he sits down with former guest Tim Brown to discuss the 2001 album Is This It by The Strokes.  Stick around after the episode for an acoustic performance of "Is This It" from the album.  And as always go listen to the record!!

Steve Hauke is an Ohio born and bred musician.  His current projects include Young Heirlooms, Arlo McKinley & the Lonesome Sound, Jeremy Pinnell and his solo project Black Houses.

We sit down to discuss the 2010 album Break Mirrors by Blake Mills.  This record seems to mean a lot to Steve in terms of his current musical direction and approach.  It was a lot of fun to sit down and chat.  Stick around after the interview for his performance of "History of My Life" from the album.

The Young Heirlooms have a new album, The Hammer coming out on Oct 20th they will be releasing at Woodward Theater in Cincinnati, Oh.  Tickets available at the website: www.woodwardtheater.com

Below is a link to Steve's solo project, Black Houses:

Black Houses