Edgeland

Another Friday is here, the work week is over, and Edgeland is in your ear canal. This week on the show Bill talks about the time he witnessed some police brutality, and surprisingly he is on the side of the cops on this one. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Joe Hardcore, the man behind This Is Hardcore Fest. Joe talks about being exposed to metal early on, Bad Luck 13 breaking everything, and how kids might be too wimpy these days. In the non edge column Bill talks with stand up comedian Andy Sandford. Conversation topics include skateboarding, stand up comedy, and the parallels between the two. A great episode to help you through the day.

March is almost out like a lamb, and Edgeland is back for another week with the hot straight edge talk you crave. This week on the podcast Bill gives you some tips on how to be the next big YouTube sensation with some great prank ideas. If you get your ass kicked because of it Edgeland does not assume any responsibility. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with returning guest Rob Moran about his break from playing music after Unbroken, how Some Girls came together, and the reception to his business Heartwork Coffee Bar. In the non edge column Bill talks with Edgeland favorite Wes Eisold about moving to the west coast, the benefits of longevity, and how astrology is bullshit. A great episode with two great guests. Also, if you are in the Seattle or Portland when Bane comes to town Bill will be opening the show with some stand up comedy. Get your tickets at www.takewarningpresents.com

With another St. Patrick's Day in the books and The Dropkick Murphy's heading back into obscurity the most straight edge podcast on the internet is back to pollute your earholes. On this weeks episode Bill goes over some very well researched and effective hangover cures for anyone that got a little jaked on green beers. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Dave Larson of Excursion records and the writer and director of The Edge of Quarrel movie. Dave talks about skateboarding, why so many artists come from Seattle, and his new podcast I've Known You Too Long. In the non edge column of the show Bill talks with Ron Guardipee of Brotherhood about his early days listening to metal, joining Brotherhood, and how the teens of Seattle weren't allowed to dance.

March is in like a lion, now lets hope it goes out like a lamb, am I right? This week on Edgeland Bill brings you behind the scenes of the show. Each episode is recorded on Skype and Bill lets you listen in on some intimate mic checks. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with James Siboni from notable acts such as Casey Jones, Loma Prieta, and Bane. James talks about underrated Florida hardcore, his teenage years as an entrepreneur, and being in bands that resonate with the kids. In the non edge column Bill talks with Andrew Neufeld of Comeback Kid. Andrew talks about his early days in Figure Four, the Winnipeg punk scene, and his somewhat reluctant transition back to being the front man of a band. A great episode to kick of the month of March in style.

Another Friday is here to usher in the weekend and that means another episode of Edgeland to pollute the air. This week Bill gives a step by step guide to how podcasts are made. Get your pencil and trapper keeper because you are about to be brought to school my friends. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with tattooer and member of Path of Resistance DJ Rose. He talks about being exposed to Another State of Mind, his new found interest in sports, and the evolution of the upstate New York hardcore scene. In the non edge column Bill talks with tattooer Chad Keoplinger. Chad discusses growing up punk in an area devoid of punk, being straight edge in solitude, and the people that help shape your life. A great episode to close out the month of February.

Another week is coming to an end and another episode of Edgeland is in your earholes to brighten your day. This week on the show Bill digs into the vault and comes out with a couple songs that he never thought would see the light of day. Watch out for a reunion tour in 2015 sponsored by Four Loko. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Justin Sitner of Unrestrained about some Portland music history, why hardcore in Portland isn't more prevalent, and his band Unrestrained. In the non edge column John LaCroix returns to talk about life after Boston, working for 411 Video Magazine, and a horrifying night in lovely San Francisco. If you are still digging through the snow then this episode is a great way to pass the time.

Lovers rejoice Valentine's day is almost here. Relax with a great playlist Bill has cultivated for you that is guaranteed to get the romantic juices flowing this weekend. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Daniel Fang who you may know from his work in Mindset, or Praise, Turnstile and on and on. Daniel talks about being slightly introverted, the sociological aspects of the straight edge, and just how he remembers what he has to do on stage. In the non edge column Bill talks with Ryan George currently of Youth Code, formerly of Carry On. Ryan talks about the realization you are getting older, the beauty of skateboarding, and his parting with the straight edge. Tell all your friends, this is an episode you should not miss.