SeltzerTime Podcast

Worcester's annual comedy festival, Wootenanny, asked us to do a live podcast episode from Woo Ha Ha comedy club, so we did it, drunk! We also did it without one of our co-host, Ricky....it happens. Thanks to our guest Bryan O'Donnell, Anna Macinnis, and Lauren Morocco, for telling us some pretty interesting Worcester history stories. Big thanks to Shaun Connolly for playing "Ricky" during the show. Enjoy!

The guys give you a heads up on some of the many events happening in Worcester over the next few months, Ricky talks a lot about The Menzingers new record, and theres talk of Kris Kross. You need this episode more than you ever knew possible.

Worcester's very own Hall & Oats, Cop Juju, came on the podcast to talk about their upcoming art show at The Bridge, how they got together, treating art as if they are a band, and offering the critical thinking that Worcester needs. Theres cats, dogs, and beers involved. Check it.

We talked with the person behind the best instagram account in the city of Worcester, @ipeelorangesverywell and we couldn't be more stoked. Not only did IPOVW disguise their face, they also used a voice scrambler so we had not to give away the identity of the most captivating citrus fan we all know and love.

The 4th installment of the Worcester Film Wars are right around the corner, so it felt right to have Molly Mcgrath on the show to give us the backstory! We also talk about her super rad vintage clothing store, Grime! Do you want to hear three people in their mid-thirties talk about Nu Metal and The Get Up Kids? Duh. Give it a spin!

Brad Rheault, the man behind Roe Wood Design, sat down with the guys to talk wood! Brad makes some of the most beautiful pieces we have seen, and it was awesome to hear more about his process. We also talk tour, recording, and the physical toll playing in THREE bands can take on a man! Aside from playing in SeltzerTime's favorite band No Trigger, Brad also plays in Save Ends and Foxfires! Give it a spin and enjoy!

Jay Roche & Joe Weiss have built quite the community off of Jackson St. The New Tradition building is home to an event space, The Easy Company, Skana Design, Heartland Barber, Eastern Boarder, and our favorite coffee shop in Worcester. We talk with the guys about the direction they hope to take the building, and the surrounding area, we talk what it was like building everything out, and we talk about how they got Anchorhead Coffee out of Seattle!

Worcester is right in the middle of its 4th Pow! Wow! festival! 2019 artist Thumbs came on the show to explain his style, his love for 90's pop culture, and growing up in skate shops back in London, England!

Start On The Street takes over Worcester's Park Ave every September! Tina Zlody sat down with us to talk about what goes into putting on one of the raddest days of the year!

Pow! Wow! Worcester returns for its fourth installment this month! We sat down with co-directors Lisa and Jess to discuss the upcoming festival. We hear more about what goes into the background of the festival, some info about the artist, the ups and the downs of the craziest week of the summer.