Tapewurms react to the Coachella lineup as the world seemingly escalates to a total state of chaos. We start the show with a discussion about the news in Iran, the space force, and the numbing power of WWIII memes. We then talk about our favorite acts of this year’s annual 2-weekend music festival, including Rage Against the Machine, Travis Scott, and Frank Ocean. Freddy Soltero, frequent guest and 2019 festival attendee, joins the show to share his views on this year’s lineup. Who will shell out the ca$h to attend this year? Listen 'til the end to find out. Keep it wurmy!

Happy new year, decade, and Tapewurms podcast episode! Tony, Sesar, and Ramon are back in the studio to record the first episode of the year. We talk about New Year’s Resolutions, Tony’s new job, moving out of California, and the goals for the year ahead. We have a show with Broken Field Runner Jan 8th at the Redwood Bar in Downtown LA, hope to see you there! Keep it wurmy!

Closing Song: “Expecting - Broken Field Runner”

Happy holidays! On this episode, we reflect on 2019 - the songs, the shows, and the life experiences. Matt Gaydos is the special guest, traveling all the way from Colombia. We talk about his life there as a radio host, and how’s he dealt with the loss of his grandfather. Tony and Sesar introduce the episode, and we close with a brand new single called “My Mistake.”

Tapewurms play Rock It Lounge in Hawthorne, CA on Sunday, December 15th at 8 PM. 21+ Come celebrate with us!

Keep it wurmy.

Demon Petal Lord is a Los Angeles based artist and graphic designer. On this episode, Tony and her talk about growing up in urbanity, drawing as a form of therapy, experimenting with substances, and the time her dad accidentally ate one of her edibles. Ramon and Tony bookend the episode with updates about the band. Keep it wurmy!

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Matt Gaydos is moving to his home country of Colombia! In this episode, we commemorate his membership in Tapewurms. We talk about the Colombian hippopotamus problem, the absurdity of Neil Degrasse Tyson, Gaydos’ future in journalism, Sesar’s walk to Sacramento, and our favorite smells. If you enjoy The Tapewurms Podcast, please support us on Anchor. Keep it wurmy!

Welcome back to The Tapewurms Podcast! After a short summer recess, the boys are back and better than ever. On the Season 2 premiere of TTP, filmmaker Sean Pontikos joins us. We discuss conspiracy theories, college shenanigans, and how Matt and Sean met. (Warning: Partial nudity involved.) We also talk creative collaborations and Sean's thesis film. Near the end of the show, we discuss the academic structures of film school and the realities of institutionalizing creativity. Matt also announces that he is moving to the great country of Colombia indefinitely. 

NOTE: DM us on IG @tapewurms if you would like a private link to Sean's thesis film "Kill for Coco."

Thanks for listening, and as always: KEEP IT WURMY!

We liked Federico of Sunset Couriers so much the first time we recorded a podcast together, that we had to bring him on for a second time. Join us on this hour long conversation and become enlightened. Harman, future attorney, also joins the show to give legal advice. 

We recorded video of this podcast too! Find the YouTube live stream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_WcthzNkKY 

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Tapewurms 

Noel and Dylan from Green Interstate join the show this week! We talk about their hometown of Gardena, things bands should know, and times we have failed. We also talked about influences, metal, and anime too! Green Interstate has a show Friday, April 5 at the Wurmhole - as always, thanks for listening and keep it wurmy! 

Happy Pi Day! On this episode, the members of Tapewurms talk about their new discoveries over a pizza pie - (don't worry, we edited out the eating sounds.) Tune in as we discuss the best days of our lives, nightmares, and interesting subcultures. We also answer juicy questions from our listeners. So sit back, relax, grab a pie, and listen in as the Tapewurms take you on an auditory journey of a lifetime. And as always, keep it wurmy! 

Aaron Radulski has been singing and songwriting ever since he was a child, but with his new music video, his talent seeks new bounds. Roberto Ortega is a screenwriter and avid fan of music, with his recent screenplay being nominated for multiple awards. Both Aaron and Berto were roommates of Anthony freshman year of college, now they join the band to talk about climate change, sustainable food, and the propensity to wallow in one’s sadness by listening to sad music. Thanks for listening and keep it wurmy!

Find Aaron’s music here: https://soundcloud.com/aaron-rad

Find Berto’s music here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4fjaq6rCV87E19itBf6Q39?si=8L-poUbeSGCVQt7T6ans9w