In episode 10 of The Penny Jam, French Portlander Eric John Kaiser plays a double feature of "The Court of Miracles" and "Ziggy Stardust" in Yarnia, a unique make-your-own-yarn shop on 42nd and Division. Filmed on June 1, 2008.

Episode 9 of The Penny Jam features "Time Forgiver," by Dirty Mittens. Filmed at Old Portland Hardware, a unique store selling antique hardware, located on 41st and Division. Filmed on May 18, 2008.

Episode 8 of The Penny Jam features "Depraved New World," by The Grokkers. Filmed at Green Dragon, a newish brewpub and bistro on 9th and Belmont on May 4th, 2008.

Episode 8 of The Penny Jam features "Depraved New World," by The Grokkers. Filmed at Green Dragon, a newish brewpub and bistro on 9th and Belmont on May 4th, 2008.

Bonus song from Episode 8 of The Penny Jam, "Moving Picture Girl," by The Grokkers. Filmed at Green Dragon, a newish brewpub and bistro on 9th and Belmont on May 4th, 2008.

Episode 7 of The Penny Jam features "Big Drapes," by Dykeritz. Filmed at Grass Hut, a funky gallery and shop on 8th and Burnside on April 27, 2008.

Episode 7 of The Penny Jam features "Big Drapes," by Dykeritz. Filmed at Grass Hut, a funky gallery and shop on 8th and Burnside on April 27, 2008.

Episode 6 of The Penny Jam features "Gone Shootin," by the Ascetic Junkies. Filmed at Cathedral Park, under the beautiful St. Johns Bridge, between bouts of rain and snow on April 20, 2008.

Episode 6 of The Penny Jam features "Gone Shootin," by the Ascetic Junkies. Filmed at Cathedral Park, under the beautiful St. Johns Bridge, between bouts of rain and snow on April 20, 2008.

Episode 5 of The Penny Jam features "Call Me," an unreleased song by the Morals. Filmed at the Bipartisan Cafe on 79th and Stark, a spacious, authentic haunt deep in Southeast.