I Love Music Podcast with Jen Fodor

Howard Mordoh is known as the LA Rocker or The Dancing Man.  If you are in Los Angeles, you probably have seen him at a show or two dancing it up.  Howard is a LA legend when it comes to concerts.  We talk about Coachella, Desert Trip, LCD Soundsystem to Bruce Springsteen and Howard reminisces about Los Angeles back in the day.  Howard’s story is an adventure and if you are an avid concert goer this episode is for you.

Mister Heavenly consists of Ryan Kattner, Nick Thorburn & Joe Plummer. Kattner & Thorburn discuss Mister Heavenly’s album called “Boxing The Moonlight” on Polyvinyl Records.  They also share about their music & songwriting beginnings, Directing & Music Supervision.  Both have worked in various other projects, Kattner is also known for Man Man & Honus Honus & Thorburn is known for Islands & The Unicorns. 

Pete Anderson is an agent at the Agency for the Performing Arts (APA) and books different artists, unique music festivals and events including Desert Daze, Burger Records and Dance Yourself Clean.  Pete shares his story, discusses what it takes to become an agent, and different tips for bands on the touring circuit. 

Ben Hubbird has worked at CD Baby for 10 years working with the Digital Promotions & Label Relations team.  If you are an artist & want to learn more about digital streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music this episode is for you.  Ben also is a DJ at XRAY FM in Portland, Oregon.

Cam Dmytryk is a multi-instrumentalist and plays in the band FACIAL.  FACIAL’S new album Facade will be released on September 27 on Chain Letter Collective.  Cam shares about growing up in Oregon, how FACIAL formed and talks about their upcoming tour.

Joey Dornbos is a musician from Grand Rapids, MI and founded the rock and roll band the Bangups. Joey shares his journey, gives some song writing tips he has learned along the way, and discusses his chase for fame and finding identity.

Joe Gregory is a Seattle based musician and talks about how he endured nine years of industry runaround before he turned age 30. His new EP, Gold Teeth + Glass Eyes dives into the heartbreak and desperation of Joe’s past. Joe’s journey is redemptive and show’s his tenacity to make music after years of industry disappointments.

Brent Knopf is a musician and has played in various projects from his start in Menomena to his solo project Ramona Falls, he has also co-founded EL VY with Matt Berninger from The National.   Brent shares his story, stories from the road & talks about his new Ramona Falls album COILS.