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By John Koos and Scott Martinez
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The podcast currently has 19 episodes available.
John interviews lifelong chum Scott about his newfound musical experimentations. Over the last year, Scott has been busy producing and performing new music. He has two recent albums, one solo and one with a collaborator, Jack Matthew Tyson, the "Weekend Fixers."
You can the "scott allen martinez" album "Mulifarious" here.
and
The "Weekend Fixers" album "Euphonious Fete" here.
Scott and John chat about the various vehicles in their youth.
Scott and John amaze us again with their crystal clear memories. This time, they regale their listeners with the places they ate in the 1970s and 80s. Free refills? No.
THEY'RE BAAAAAACK! Back by popular demand, Season 2 starts off with a robust conversation of going to Southern California amusement parks in the 1980s. Join John and Scott as they race down memory lane!
(Final Episode of Season 1)
The end of the 80s not only marked the end of our youth, but the end of the 45 year old COLD WAR between the United States and the Soviet Union. What good times! Threat of constant nuclear war! We explore our memories of the Cold War as we saw it... through movies, music, and what was on TV news. We miss those times. The good guys (us) versus the bad guys (them). So simple, right?
Just like many of us were introduced to Depeche Mode thru their 1985 "Greatest Hits Thus Far" album, CATCHING UP WITH DEPECHE MODE, this episode is a refresher from the previous episodes. We fill in some blanks... and expand of previous topics. Enjoy!
In honor of Mother's Day, 2021, we go into the lives of two great women, our mothers. Nothing more to say than that.
This episode goes deep into the Depeche Mode VIOLATOR tour... as well as a couple big concerts we forgot to mention in Episode 11. Don't ENJOY THE SILENCE... enjoy us babbling about concerts some more.
This was back in the time when suburban moms really didn't mind if their 16 year old sons left the friendly confines of suburbia and drove to Inglewood to see bands. This was a time when a good concert ticket was $17! This was the time... and we had the time of our lives!
In this episode, Scott and John recount the multitude of cartoons of their youth!
The podcast currently has 19 episodes available.