Ned Russin is the bassist and vocalist of Title Fight. Ned’s band Glitterer recently released an EP titled ‘Not Glitterer.’ Russin and Dan Redding sat down for a nearly two-hour conversation that touches on Title Fight, Glitterer, Ned’s studies at Columbia University, collaborating with producer Will Yip, and more.

Jay Watson is a member of Tame Impala and Pond. His solo project is called GUM; his superb new album under that moniker is called ‘The Underdog.’ Today you’ll hear Jay discuss creativity, competition, and his dream about Prince's country music phase.

Hear an interview with vocalist and guitarist Emma of the rising Montreal indie pop band Men I Trust. You’ll also hear the Men I Trust song ‘Show Me How.’

This episode also includes a teaser for the Culture Creature interview with Grammy-winning musician Ben Harper. Read the complete Ben Harper interview here: https://www.culturecreature.com/ben-harper-interview/

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Dean Ween discusses Ween, The Dean Ween Group, recording with Kurt Vile, and more.

Australian singer and songwriter Alex Cameron is one of the most original voices in music today. Today on the show, Alex discusses the broken men in his songs, his 2017 LP 'Forced Witness,' and the culture that changed his life. Alex and Dan Redding cover topics including ‘The Sopranos,’ AC/DC, Andy Kaufman, The Killers, Francisco Goya, and many more.

Darryl McDaniels (aka DMC) is a member of the iconic, groundbreaking hip hop trio Run-DMC. On today's episode of Culture Creature, DMC discusses hip hop's early days, the making of 'Raising Hell,' working with Rick Rubin and Aerosmith, and much more. You'll also hear about DMC's love of comic books and the Sarah McLachlan song that changed his life. DMC recently released a vinyl EP titled 'Back From the Dead: The Legend Lives.'

Culture Creature host Dan Redding goes in-depth on the themes and history of 'The Sopranos.' You'll hear interpretations of Tony Soprano’s dreams, the show’s controversial finale, and of course, those friggin' ducks.

Hear interviews and songs from three awesome rising artists: Madeline Kenney, Blis. and Melkbelly. Madeline Kenney is an Oakland indie rock musician whose debut LP ‘Night Night At The First Landing’ shows off Kenney’s gift for writing songs that are at once funny, moving, and catchy as hell. Aaron Gossett of the Atlanta emo band Blis. discusses the themes that informed his band’s new record, ‘No One Loves You.’ Finally, Miranda Winters of Chicago alt-rock/noise band Melkbelly shares her tips for writing dissonant songs with jagged edges. On this episode of Culture Creature, you’ll hear three songs: Madeline Kenney’s ‘Big One,’ ‘Take Me Home’ by Blis., and Melkbelly’s ‘Off The Lot.’

On today’s episode, listen to interviews with The Jesus Lizard frontman David Yow and guitarist Duane Denison. The Jesus Lizard are a mighty, unstoppable force of nature, and they will return to the stage this December for the first time in eight years. David Yow is also known for his superb work as an actor. Duane Denison is a master guitarist, and is also a member of the supergroup Tomahawk with Mike Patton (Faith No More), John Stanier (Helmet, Battles) and Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle).

Today on the podcast, you’ll hear interview excerpts from Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, Beatles legend Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John, and filmmaker Cameron Crowe (‘Jerry Maguire,’ ‘Almost Famous’). These interviews were conducted by author Joe Hagan for the new book ‘Sticky Fingers: The Life and Times of Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone Magazine.’ You’ll also hear a discussion with Hagan, who discusses the making of the book and his resulting fallout with Wenner.