Mouthful of Graffiti

Are you ready for some rock and roll? 

For over thirty years, Harford County's own John Adams has been cranking out his signature sound! From Vicious Wishes to Clone to Private Nation, and now with his brand new self-titled release, "Through the Static," John's music is a testament to the power of reinvention!

He's a man who loves the 80s, adorable guinea pigs, and a night at the theater; moreover specifically, the Theatre of Pain.

Want to hear more about the man behind the music? Stay tuned to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast! Join us as we sit down with John Adams and dive deep into his incredible musical journey.
 
 

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Are you ready for a sonic experience? A journey through sound with a true multi-instrumentalist?
 
He’s a studio wizard, crafting epic progressive rock in his spare time and shaping the sound of tomorrow’s biggest stars. He's graced our airwaves before, but now he’s taking center stage!
 
He’s a guitar virtuoso, a melodic maestro, and a friend of the show. Get ready for an exclusive, in-depth conversation you won’t hear anywhere else!
 
He's back by popular demand and against his better judgement, to tell us what he’s been up to.
 
This week, on Mouthful of Graffiti, we welcome the one and only, Christopher Mooneyhan!
 
 Crank it.

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Today on the show I’m sitting down with the director and one of the choreographers of Harford Dance Theatre’s The Nutcracker. This show has been a Harford County tradition for over 40 years, and it’s back in 2024 to keep the magic alive.

Both Mckenzie Horseman and Spenser Cole are no strangers to the stage or dance theater and they’re here today to give us a backstage look into what goes into bringing these holiday traditions to life. 

I couldn’t be happier to have them on the show, so join me in welcoming Mckenzie Horseman and Spenser Cole to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast.
 

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Today on the show I’m sitting down with three original singer-songwriters who need little introduction, but we’ll give ‘em one anyways. Anthony Frijia, Jules Riser and Rich Presberry Jr. all surf the original and cover world circuits, and as a result have become staples in the Mid-Atlantic music scene. 

Anthony has a folksy, blues sound, as where Jules Riser is a child of the 90’s and Rich, possibly the 80’s. They all have developed large followings and have earned their spot in the sun. 

Tonight, they’re coming onto the show to talk about their musical journey and what the songs mean to them. Join me in welcoming Jules Riser, Rich Presberry Jr. and Anthony Frijia to the Mouthful of Graffiti Podcast *LIVE* at Reb Records! 

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Today on the show, you're in for a musical treat! We're covering all the bases, from pop to emo to beach rock and beyond. Adam Almony, Pat Renny, and Gabe Woodrow are three unique, original Mid-Atlantic artists carving their own path in rock n' roll. They're experts on the music and songwriting that made their genres shine, and they're here today to share the stories behind their music and perform live for you. Join me in welcoming The Three Musketeers to this special Halloween edition of Mouthful of Graffiti LIVE at Reb Records. 

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Are you ready to spin a tune that can change lives? Today on the Mouthful of Graffiti Podcast, we're sitting down with a local non-profit from Harford County that's making a real difference in their community.

The Turntable Fund is using the power of music to energize the community and provide opportunities for musicians who need them most. Their upcoming Positive Spin music festival on October 12th is a must-attend event.
 
Join us as we chat with Tracey Jones DuBree to learn more about their incredible work and how you can get involved. Join me in welcoming The Turntable Fund to the Mouthful of Graffiti Podcast.
 
 

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Today on the show I’m sitting down with three well-oiled and seasoned local, original artists from none other than Harford County, Maryland. 

These three pickled lads have run the gauntlet, from covers to originals and have provided inspiration to countless up-and-coming artists. 

Bands like Vicious Wishes, Think Again and Starbelly resonate with the local music scene because their good vibrations connected in a way that made them unforgettable. 

I wouldn’t likely have to introduce them to anyone in the local scene, but for the sake of our out of state and international listeners, let’s give a jolly good MOG welcome to John Adams, Dennis Schocket and Dan Houtz.

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Jess Simmonson, Julia Eakes, Samantha Jednorski and Eric Bray Jr. from Phoenix Festival Theater's Fiddler on the Roof stopped by for a quick episode to talk about their upcoming production, opening on SEP 20 | 7 PM at the Harford Community College (Amoss Center).

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Today on the show I’m sitting down with the man, the myth and the legend of everyone’s favorite local sandwich shop and burger joint, Vagabond Sandwich Company, Mr. Ben Meyers. Ben remains unconventional, unpolitical and authentically himself. 
 
His style is the happy blend of rustic and urban, garnished with gobs of fun. Beneath it all, and something he’d likely downplay, is a hidden layer of business acumen that has made him successful in all of his pursuits.
 
He's a fun-loving cook, business owner and serves his community with whatever available time he has left; and, today, he’s taking time out of his busy week to talk to us about how it all got started, what’s next and his upcoming and annual Sandwich Stock event. 

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Are you ready for a shot of pure adrenaline? Get ready to crank up the volume because Bad Mary is back! This New York punk powerhouse is bringing their explosive sound to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast. That's right, Amanda Mac and Mike Staub are here to talk about their new reimagined EP, "Better(er) Days." 
 
Think The Ramones meets Green Day with a sprinkle of Blondie. It's punk perfection! And this is on the heels of their 2023 release, “Trash and Glamour.” Don't miss this electric interview. Now, sit back, smear your make-up, tease your hair and immerse yourself in this follow-up interview with Bad Mary!

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