This show is for all the unfortunate people who are not celebrating the New Years with friends. Start this show at exactly 10:58:20pm tonight and celebrate with JVonD Radio. We can all do the count down together. Listen as I get totally plastered and let the party run the show. Many friends stop by my tiny studio to ring in the New Year. I'm still recovering from puking all morning so thats all I'm gonna write. Enjoy!

The holidays offer little time for the radio show, so check out this filler. You'll see JVonD and Dave Strauss jam in LA and also an old vid from a house party where Double Dipped Sunshine party's down.

Putting the spotlight on Billy Beck from Hollywood, CA. Billy has been the man at the Bliss Cafe hosting the "Open Mic" and the "Open Jam" sessions. Listen as JVonD explores his past recording projects and the artists that inspire his style. He also tells stories from unique events in the past. Including his Bonzo story who was his community dog from San Francisco.

JVonD welcomes Jeff Layton for a jam. Listen in as they talk about past recording experiences.

Listen as JVonD and Kat talk about their adventures from the Portable Media Expo. Lots of good people and partying.

Fosco and Jack from the Kickass Podcast visit the studio to do a pre-Expo session. Enjoy the un-planned ramblings and tunes from our collections.

Dave Strauss stops over after an evening of open mic night at the Bliss Cafe. Listen to cool electronic music and a whole bunch of K7 voicemail.

JVonD and Kat get stoked for the expo by making a demo for the Orange County Podcaster's booth. You'll hear 30 minutes of jams from previous episodes of JVonD Radio. Then enjoy rad tunes from Kat's music collection. This is the first podcast at 112kbps for your listening pleasure. This episode is long as shit!

JVonD and Fatso chill out after a stressful week in the city. They play lots of never-heard JVonD jams from 2004 and introduce the new "JVonD Radio" comment line at 206-350-JAMS!

Mark Wenzel and Keith Wolter from the band Chromicon stop over to unleash their new heavy metal sounds inspired by video games.