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On this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle interview singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Maiah Wynne. We talk about her history with music, her solo work, and her current work with the upcoming release of Envy Of None.

For more on Maiah or to get in touch with her on social media visit www.maiahwynne.com.

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Paul Mecurio is a comedian, broadway star, writer, and podcast host from Rhode Island, and he caught up with Mistress Carrie to talk about his battle with Long Haul Covid, salami roses, flying, Stephen Colbert, dog balls, pasta sauce, suburban living, vitamins, zombies, toilet paper, and so much more!

Check out Paul Mecurio on Episode #30 of The Mistress Carrie Podcast

Check out the custom playlist for Episode #94

See Paul Mecurio at Off Cabot Comedy in Beverly on 3/25 & 3/26

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I’m joined by Anna Arboles and eventually Sapphire Jewell of the band Gypsum. Anna and I get the ball rolling and then we start over once Sapphire joins us. Gypsum is an interesting band with a great sound. The core of the band met in music school at USC. The entire project started as an informal jam session. The core of the band is made up of the musicians that would consistently show up to the sessions, Sapphire, Anna, and drummer Jessy Reed. They came up with the name while exploring the Natural History Museum near campus. And although the band has been around since 2016, they’ve just recently released their debut album. Anna has been busy crafting the sound for other bands and Sapphire has been playing guitar for Cuffed Up and Illuminati Hotties. 

You’d think that waiting so long to record and release their debut, they would be tempted to through everything and the kitchen sink onto the album. But you’d be wrong. The album is a close representation of their live sound, showing tremendous restraint in the studio. Their self titled album has just come out on vinyl, so pick that up. They’ll even send a CD if you ask really nicely. Give them a follow on Instagram @gypsum_ or on Facebook. Give us a follow @PerformanceAnx on social media. You can help us out by checking out ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx.threadless.com. And don’t forget to check out the other great podcasts on the Pantheon Podcast Network. So let’s get started with Anna and eventually Sapphire of Gypsum on Performance Anxiety.

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This week, we keep you in the loop on a Netflix series collaboration between J.J. Abrams and U2! Also the 411 on the Foo Fighters 666 movie-related Metal Ep, Aerosmith's return to Vegas, and Greta Van Fleet's tour postponement!!!

Everything you need to stay connected is right here: ImbalancedHistory.com!

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Bakko's Plus One this week is Brain Davis, host of the Damn Good Movie Memories Podcast. Bakko and Brian discuss the downside of activities like bowling, karaoke & softball. Bakko pitches a spinoff podcast to Brian. Car stereos. Cassettes. Music being undervalued. Netflix making a lot of bad stuff. Rock bio-pics vs. documentaries. Movie sound tracks and more.

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Music:

AC/DC - Who Made Who

Dio - Hungry For Heaven

Gun - Word Up

Wallflowers - Heroes

Nickelback & Kid Rock - Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting

Don Felder - Heavy Metal

John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band - The Dark Side

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Beyond abandoning the excesses of rock 'n' roll to focus on his music, Ben Bruce developed a newfound love for cooking during the pandemic. He and his wife also welcomed two new children into the world. They are now a family of six. The guitarist reflects on cooking, fatherhood, and how his life has evolved in recent years.

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Record Store Recon goes back to its very beginning and re-visits Creme Tangerine Records in Costa Mesa, CA. The record store owns its own record label and Recon even talks about the store's CLUB 33 1/3 MEMBERSHIP, where the employees curate records for you every month according to your musical tastes.

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In this episode we invite SST legend Joe Carducci to join us — all the way from Las Vegas — and talk about his life and career in music from the mid-'70s to the present day. 

We hear about Joe's childhood in Illinois, his move to L.A. in 1976 and his first pieces for Eurock and anarchist rag The Match! From there we learn about his forming record distributor Systematic in Portland; his working with Rough Trade US in Berkeley; and his helming of Black Flag's SST label from 1981 to 1986. Following his reminiscences of SST producer Spot and photographer Naomi Peterson, we hear clips from a 1994 audio interview with Henry Rollins — including the former Black Flag frontman's thoughts on his old band and its influence on the recently-deceased Kurt Cobain. Joe also discusses his controversial 1990 book Rock & the Pop Narcotic, as well as the legendary Sing Out!/Circus/Rolling Stone writer Paul Nelson and the vital importance of his Little Sandy Review fanzine (1959-1967).

After paying our respects to Timmy ('Why Can't We Live Together') Thomas and NME/Daily Mirror journalist Gavin Martin, we hear from Mark about pieces on Country Joe & the Fish, Bette Midler and the Sex Pistols' famous Screen On The Green gig; from Jasper about Chicago's Tortoise and French pop; and from Barney about Little Feat's Lowell George, Texan "artlaw" Boyd Elder and Canadian rock'n'roller Jack Scott.

Finally we hear a third clip from the Rollins audio, in which Henry harks back to his teenage infatuation with Ted Nugent.

Many thanks to special guest Joe Carducci; find his blog at newvulgate.blogspot.com and his books, including Rock & the Pop Narcotic, in all good bookshops.

Pieces discussed: Meat Puppets, The Descendents, Black Flag/SST, Henry Rollins audio, Paul Nelson, Timmy Thomas, Gavin Martin, Stiff Little Fingers, Bette Midler, Nirvana, Rolling Stones, Country Joe & the Fish, Sex Pistols/Slits, Tortoise, French pop, Lowell George, Boyd Elder and Jack Scott.

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Host Nate Wilcox discusses Rod McKuen with his biographer Barry Alfonso. Topics include the pop-folk origins of the wildly popular poet-songwriter, his pioneering self-promotion and direct sales techniques, and the critical backlash he endured.

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As we continue exploring the not-so-grungy, somewhat shoegazey side of 90s alt-rock, we're diving into Pale Saints' second studio album from 1992, "In Ribbons", a record that "bristles with quirk, strangeness and charm".

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