Podcast 99

This has been a long time coming folks. Boris and I spoke years ago and due to technical difficulties, the interview was lost forever, but, HE CAME BACK! Boris is a career festival producer who routinely works at festivals such as Coachella and Bonnaroo which gives him a unique insight into how things ended up the way they did at Woodstock 99 and also how it impacted festivals today.

WE MADE IT! Episode 100! 100 episodes of premier Woodstock 99 content. We watched every set, we spoke to over 60 attendees, we watched countless hours of home videos and documentaries, and we made 100 episodes about one singular topic. Thank you to all of the fans and listeners (there is a difference we have learned). Ryan sits down with the OG Podcast 99 crew, Josh Evans, Parks Miller, and Greh Holger to discuss the humble beginnings and highlights of the world’s best Woodstock 99 audio only podcast.

WE MADE IT! Episode 100! 100 episodes of premier Woodstock 99 content. We watched every set, we spoke to over 60 attendees, we watched countless hours of home videos and documentaries, and we made 100 episodes about one singular topic. Thank you to all of the fans and listeners (there is a difference we have learned). Ryan sits down with the OG Podcast 99 crew, Josh Evans, Parks Miller, and Greh Holger to discuss the humble beginnings and highlights of the world’s best Woodstock 99 audio only podcast.

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On this edition of Dumps Revisited, Ryan is joined by fellow documentary enthusiast and Podcast 99 alumni, Audio Andy to discuss what could be considered the sequel to the previously-dumped documentary “Living with Michael Jackson.” On the heels of the wildly successful biopic “Michael,” Netflix released “Michael Jackson: The Verdict” which, for a documentary about an innocent verdict, sure makes the guy look guilty!

EPISODE 99! We made it! We celebrate our 99th episode with the conclusion of one of the greatest survivor stories we have ever heard. Paul, our East Stage security lead, continues his tale with the legend of Chicago Bill, Rage vs. hardened stage hands, Jewel crushing his dreams, and a mellow walk about the chaos. Thank you all for listening to this stupid project four friends started 8 years ago. It has been a wild ride and we are so glad you decided to come along! See you at Woodstock!

For the first time in Podcast 99 history, we have an esteemed member of the Woodstock 99 security force on the show. Paul was not really a member of the Peace Patrol as he was in the upper tier of security and was brought in to monitor the East Stage, for the entire festival. This story is full of celeb interactions, weed, meatball subs, handjobs, and colorful 1990’s vernacular, and this is only PART ONE!

Welcome to 2026! We still haven’t left 1999 here at Podcast 99 as we continue our endless coverage of the notorious Woodstock 99 festival. Matthew remembers everything, against all odds. A true rock and roll veteran who survived both Woodstock 94 and 99. This is a killer way to start the year and one of the absolute beefiest survivor stories we have ever heard.

Welcome to 2026 and another year of Survivor Stories! Woodstock 99 lore continues to grow here at Podcast 99 and this year we start with Daroyl (misspelt by his mother). This guy is a well of information and has a great perspective on the festival. He also experienced a more than rare occurrence of some female attendees turning the tables on their male counterparts.

Our latest survivor hails all the way from New Zealand and was lucky(?) enough to attend Woodstock 99. Not only does Rees remember a ton about his time at the festival, but he also got up every morning and ran up to 10 miles during it. This is a great survivor story to cap off the year, thank you all for listening, happy holidays and we will see you at Woodstock! 

We got another Jeff! Jeff had never been to a festival before Woodstock 99, heck, he had only really been to less than ten concerts! Jeff and a buddy braved the road in a dying car to really just see Metallica, almost dying during Limp Bizkit was an added bonus.