Show Stories Podcast

We sit down with Travis, Grey, and Heath from Charlatan and get into some fun stories of bands past, current projects, and growing up Mormon. Watch the video at thehivemindcollectiveslc.com. 

Our final episode of season 1 features our good drummer friend Sebastian Smith "Seb". We talk about his classically trained past and his self driven future.

This episode features one of our favs for sure. Zachary Hutchings A.K.A. Binks! He tells us some great stories from touring Europe with Fall of Troy, and how he became a member of Fear Before The March Of Flames. He also shares how he became the guitarist for I Am The Ocean and settled down in SLC with his bar Poplar Street Pub. This conversation does take two episodes so be sure to catch the wrap up episode next week.

This episode we sit down with the Mike Doepner, a local musician who's had his hands in some of the most respected projects in Utah. We talk the Her Candane days mostly, and try to piece together the tour stories that were so easy to make, but kinda hard to remember.

The remainder of our conversation with the great Chris Suitt.

Chris Suitt was one of the first musicians we thought of when we started this show. Chris is a  great talent, influential to so many musicians, and probably the nicest dude you'll ever talk to.

Episode 4 is the continued conversation we had with Taylor Orton. 

This week we sit down with our good friend Taylor Orton. We discuss all the many projects he's been a part of over the years. We had such a good time that it's gonna take two episodes to get through the whole conversation. 

In our second episode, we talk more about Miles and some of his touring days with Vampires Everywhere. Later in the show Caset was lucky enough to get an interview with SLAVES. Our long time friend Wes Richmond plays guitar and did us a solid. 

Our first episode we first get to know the musical past of our host Miles Rogers. Then later in the episode we talk with our old friend Aaron Condrat, who was in a band call Larusso for just over a decade. He now has a new project called The 8:18.