Panhandle Primate Podcast

In this podcast, Koben Puckett explains what all to expect at this years Koben Puckett Invitational, what The press-on foundation is all about, and how he defines success. I hope to see you Aug. 4 2018 at the Will Rogers Range Riders Bud Light Arena for some fireworks and Bull Riding!

Featured artist- SABA

After a few announcements, (the 4th Panhandle Podcast Meet Up on Aug. 13 and The Koben Puckett Invitational on Aug 4th) this ramble got into stressors, a tumble weed lifestyle, and my prefabricated childhood.

Featured music by Coheed and Cambria, Local Natives, and Andrew Michael Akins.

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Rachael Edwards is a local artist with a lot going on. Her work can be found everywhere from back alleys to a mural in the new Six Car Brewery in downtown Amarillo. We had a long conversation and covered a wide range of art related topics. You can find her on her website www.rachaeledwardswithpaint.com or give her a follow on instagram @Rachaeledwardswithpaint

Featured music by David Bowie

In this ramble, I bounce around topics ranging from Amarillo events to Gertrude Stein.

Featured artist: Mount Ivy, Hayden Pedigo, Joey Bada$$

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Koben Puckett has a story that is both tragic and beautiful. In this episode, I ask Koben what the last 10 years have looked like for him. He shares his successes and set backs all while highlighting his amazing attitude and his desire to always improve. We also talk about his event, The Koben Puckett Invitational, which goes to the Press On Foundation benefiting those with spinal cord injures who are pursuing recovery.

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On this episode I interview local Amarillo artist Kegan Hollis. Kegan attended West Texas A&M where he studied art. Along with producing art projects Kegan and his wife own Zint Vintage clothing.

Featured music by: Isaiah Rashad and IceAge

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Bit of a life update, we bought a new house! The process of moving has occupied most of my free time, and sadly my website and podcast got pushed to the back burner. We are now settling in, and I hope to get back on a more regular schedule. In this episode, I give a life update, define myself as a non-fundamentalist, and discuss the impact on the art you "choose" to consume.

Featured music: Joey Bada$$, Matisyahu, The National

This was a bit of a impromptu ramble about selling our house (reason for the delay in new episodes) and a race breakdown of my experience at The LSRC Spring half-marathon. I hope you enjoy.

Featured music: Oddisee and Height Keech 

This episode is the first of season 2 and marks the start of a new phase of The Panhandle Primate Podcast. I had a great time with season 1 and learned a lot through the process. In this episode, I talk a little bit about what I have learned so far, what it means to rethink investing, and the interconnected nature of death and beauty. There are some literal squirrel chasing moments in this one so buckle up. 

Featured music: ialive/Height Keech, Jack Harlow, Mike Snow

This was my first live podcast from the Panhandle Podcast Meet-up. Jenny was a blast of a guest, and the crowd added a fun element. We talked about some of Jenny's back ground, her day job at HPPR, and some of the challenges and benefits of living in Amarillo. A special thanks to La Bella Pizza and The Amarillo Art Institute.

Featured artist: Hayden Pedigo