Conversations With Dwyer

Bryan Lewis Saunders is an artist of various mediums and a hard guy to put into a simple short description. His tales are vibrant furious and wild. He is a dedicated brilliant artist with over 8000 self portraits. He's also traveled the world performing stand up tragedy. Dwyer and Bryan have a riveting conversation on this episode of Conversations With Matt Dwyer.

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Director of the Fishbone documentary Everyday Sunshine joins Dwyer in a conversation about filmmaking, music, hanging our with Al Gore and the hidden weirdness of Irvine California.

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Dwyer has a conversation with lo-fi pioneer and frontman of Mount Eerie and The Microphones, Phil Elverum. Listen in as they discuss, music, taking over the world, reclusive behavior and the vitality of the underground music scene.

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Novelist Andrea Portes joins Conversations With Matt Dwyer!

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Artist and Alt Porn star Zak Smith sits down for a hilarious and compelling interview while Matt rails against the Chik-Fil-A scandal.

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When smart people are funny, look out! Katharine Bainbridge joins Conversations with Matt Dwyer for a really charming, intellectual and fun podcast. Share with your friends!

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Matt Dwyer explores his Buddhist philosophies and has an in depth interview with Pamela Bothwell, a Buddhist Shastri.

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Matt has a lighter interview and talks to the fascinating John Nese at his small business the Galco's Soda Pop Stop in L.A. John Nese is deeply embedded in in Los Angeles culture. Donate to Conversations With Matt Dwyer today and help keep this ship afloat!

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Legendary musician and activist Wayne Kramer of the MC5 joins fringe comedian Matt Dwyer for an in depth conversation on music, prison and Wayne's charity "Jail Guitar Doors USA" About Jail Guitar Doors: In 1978, The Clash released the song, “Jail Guitar Doors.” The song tells the story of the imprisonment of their fellow musician Wayne Kramer. In 2007, to honor the life of Clash founder, Joe Strummer, Billy Bragg launches an initiative in England to provide musical equipment used to rehabilitate inmates serving time in Her Majesty’s Prisons in the United Kingdom. His initiative is named for that very same song, “Jail Guitar Doors.” In 2009, Wayne Kramer partners with Billy Bragg to found Jail Guitar Doors USA. Together, their combined effort continues the mission for prisoners in America. The circle is unbroken.

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In a truly powerful interview, Matt talks to Black Panther and Tanzanian Orphanage founder Pete O'Neal, who humbly introduces himself as "Pete From Kansas City, Missouri" Pete tells us about getting by as a Black Panther, government surveillance, fleeing the country, moving to Sweden and finally starting a children's home in Tanzania. If you are moved by Pete and on behalf of our collective, please donate to www.leadersoftomorrowchildrenshome.com and help Pete's family and countless children lead happy and fulfilled lives.

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