Super Local

Left at the altar by a flaky special guest (emmm, Sheldon), Chicky and Drew battle back with an inspired discussion about Boston sports, golf and ski culture, and the importance of just playing the game.

With guest Tommy T of the Tsunamibots (Tommodore64), talking about the New England surf music scene, the ascension of the robots, and the rivalry with the Brand New Luddites.

North East Surf Music Alliance:  The Power of East Coast Surf

The Who, live on the Smothers Brothers

Pulp Fiction, Surf Rider

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With Lillian Seibert, songwriter, musician, photographer and performance artist. Recorded live at the Bridge Street podcast studios in Waitsfield, Vermont.  In this episode, the team talks about Band of the Land's new album, the modern revival of vinyl records, an extended conversation about Judd Strunk, whether or not Facebook is toast, and a 1988 round of "Who are they and why should I care?"  Got a suggestion?  Send it to [email protected],

Guest Lillian Seibert
Band of the Land (South Lincoln, VT)
Gold Wing Photography (Burlington)
Jarv the Rapper (Windsor, VT)

Jud Strunk
Jud Strunk Bio
Jud Strunk on Johnny Carson
Jud Strunk vinyl album, "A semi-reformed tequila crazed gypsy looks back"

Vermont businesses mentioned
Buch Spieler Records (Montpelier, vinyl)
Exile on Main Street (Barre, vinyl records)

Musicians referenced
John Lennon, “Hold On” / aka, the Cookie Song (1:08)
Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Midnight Radio
Brian Ferry, Boys & Girls
Jeff Bridges Sleep Tapes
Masta Ace
 

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Mark Staples (Peru, Vermont) talks about the joys and challenges of sugaring, Chicky & Drew talk about Fortnite vs Bottle Flipping, and the whole crew weighs in on "Beer, Band or Trout Fly."  

THANKS to our sponsors ... this episode brought to you by The Sweet Spot, the Mad River Valley’s ONLY riverside coffeeshop and bakery, built on a foundation of locally sourced dairy and eggs, organic flour and organic sugar. Recorded live at the Bridge Street podcast studios in Waitsfield, Vermont, with guest Alex Bunten ... the team talks about Vermont's weirdest and most awesome homegrown sport, rates the best egg sandwiches in the Mad River Valley, and answers some 1967/1972/1981 trivia.  And yes, there's an Evel Knievel appearance.

Thanks to our sponsors for this episode ... The Sweet Spot, the Mad River Valley's only riverside coffeeshop and baker, built on a foundation of locally sourced ingredients.  A visit with beer (and music) expert Josh Schwartz, talking about the impact of local beer on local economies, about Noah's Fizzy Lemonade, about upcoming concerts in Vermont, and tasting a few random beverages.

Recorded live at the Bridge Street Podcast Studio in Waitsfield, Vermont.  Chicky & Drew talk Vermont, includes interview with Adam Howard, CEO of Cross Country Skier Magazine (Jeffersonville, VT) about his recent trip to Korea to cover cross-country skiing competition. 

Inspired by a visit from Doug Lewis (formerly of Bragg Hill, and 1985 winner of the bronze medal at the alpine skiing World Championships in Bormio), Chicky & Drew tackle some random 1985 trivia.

Recorded live at the Bridge Street Podcast Studio in Waitsfield, Vermont.  Old business ... standing in line for beer ... UVM basketball and band insider Emeric R. dishes on March Madness ... pep band memories and Chuck's Beer Fridge.

Recorded live at the Bridge Street Podcast Studio in Waitsfield, Vermont.  Definitely working out the technical kinks, but a super-decent start.  Meat Night vs. Super Local naming contest / The most Vermonty Thing seen last week / First-ever, first-annual "Best Vermont Beer (of the last 48 hours)" rankings / Lots of references to Chuck's Beer Fridge.