Live Locals Podcast

Live Locals Podcast

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Live Locals Podcast episodes

  • Episode 49 - Dr. Rick Strassman
    This week Dr. Rick Strassman, who performed the first new human studies with psychedelic drugs in the 90's and author of DMT: The Spirit Molecule, joins us to talk about his research on dimethyltryptamine or DMT, a powerful hallucinogen that is found throughout in mammals and various plant species. Check out his new book DMT and the Soul of Prophecy and find more info on his website : www.rickstrassman.com or check out the documentary on Netflix!
    This week's music is brought to you by Shaman Cult with their song "Driving" Make sure to check them out at shamancult.bandcamp.com and help support local music!
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    1 hr 16 min
  • Season 6 Playlist
    Look at that! Another music playlist! That means we’ve wrapped up another season of great guests and music. This time around we featured music from all genres including Empty Palace’s heavy riffs, The Alton’s soulful rock, Siena Riley and Sister Crowley’s eclectic garage sound, including both alt-indie bands Kids Cult and Villains, and of course it’s not a complete playlist without some hip-hop beats from ZZAY and Soul Providers. Enjoy this on the road or alone in the dark as you contemplate your existence on this small blue planet.
    Thank you, the bands and listeners, for supporting us. We will be back in a month as we secretly plan our next season. We got some goodies planned out.
    Empty Palace (soundcloud.com/emptypalace) - 00:00
    The Altons - (thealtons.bandcamp.com) - 04:06
    Siena Riley -(soundcloud.com/sienarileymusic) - 09:08
    Kids Cult - (soundcloud.com/kidscult) - 12:43
    ZZAY - (soundcloud.com/zzay92) - 16:00
    Soul Providers - (soundcloud.com/soulproviders323) - 18:34
    Villians - (soundcloud.com/villains666) - 21:55
    Sister Crowley - (sistercrowley.bandcamp.com) - 25:12
    28 min
  • Episode 48 - A Pint of Cacophony
    This week the guys from A Pint of Cacophony, an L.A podcast that helps support Los Angeles music and culture, make a return to our studio as we talk about music, awkward plane stories, our personal experiences in the float tank and the future of their podcast as they make their way out to Colorado. Listen to their show for more on the Los Angeles music scene!
    This week's music is brought to you by Long Beach band Sister Crowley with their song "Head Dead". Check out more music here: sistercrowley.bandcamp.com and help support local music!
    1 hr 10 min
  • Episode 47 - Jose Vasquez
    This week Jose Vasquez returns to joins us to talk comics and movies as we dig deep into the stories of Batman V Superman and Captain America: Civil War, along with our movie expectations for the rest of the year.
    This week's music is brought to you by Villains with their single "Fiend". Check out more of their music on Bandcamp and Soundcloud! Help support the local music scene!
    1 hr 11 min
  • Episode 46 - Live Locals Podcast
    This week our buddies Ramon and John join us as we take a step back, relax and rant about random articles and happenings on the internet.
    P.S Enjoy the background banda music.
    This week's music is brought to you by Soul Providers with their single “Ease Back ft. Linoskiii’", check out their music on Soundcloud and help support local music!
    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 45 - ZZAY
    This week ZZAY, an R&B singer & rapper from the Inland Empire, joins the crew to talk about her growth and struggles as a musician, closing the gaps on gender inequality, and the importance of creating conversation.
    Also, this week’s music is brought to you by @ZZAY with “All Kinds Of”produced by Bicks Boogie. Check her out on Soundcloud and Instagram. Help support the local music scene!
    56 min
  • Episode 44 - Chelsey White
    This week Chelsey White, an amateur MMA fighter who competes in the strawweight division, joins us to talk about her experiences inside the cage, her upcoming fight, moving to California and what it takes to compete.
    Also, this week’s music is brought to you by @kidscult with “Congratulation,Goodbye”. Check them out on Soundcloud and Instagram. Help support the local music scene!
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 43 - Anna Ureña
    This week Anna Ureña, poet and editor-in-chief for Dryland, a quarterly Los Angeles based magazine that showcases upcoming poets and writers, returns to discuss the forthcoming issue; the need for diversity in writing, and why print is not dead in our digital age.
    This week's music is brought to you by garage rock band Siena Riley with "Phases" So rock out and check out more tracks at www.soundcloud.com/sienarileymusic and remember to help support local music!!
    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode 42 - The Altons
    The Altons join us this week to talk about their experiences and influences in music, their recent road trip to Texas for the SXSW festival, and the importance of helping build a community through music and arts.
    This week's music is also brought to you by none other than The Altons themselves with their single "Going Nowhere". Check them out on Soundcloud and Bandcamp and keep an eye out for their EP coming this summer.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 41 - Robert Burt
    Join us this week as the Live Locals crew is joined by our buddy Rob Burt to have a not-so-serious talk on serious topics: Who is St. Patrick, the similarities between religious stories around the world, the idea of uploading consciousness into the cloud and becoming androids, serial killer stories, Donald Trump and his shenanigans in politics, and the effect of low voter turnout in the U.S.
    This week's music is brought to you by the 70's inspired heavy space rock band Empty Palace with their song "God-Shaped Hole" Check out their tunes and help support local music! soundcloud.com/emptypalace
    1 hr 2 min

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