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We conclude Season 2 with some Q&A about a wide range of topics, and the answers to our final poll question of the season.
Thanks for sticking around!
On this episode: Odd jobs, Guitar Center misery, and some new album recommendations!
On today's episode I revisit my 2017 article for NPR, Too Much Music: A Failed Experiment in Dedicated Listening, and reveal how two careless clicks of a mouse forced me to conduct a similar experiment this month.
Also: the results of our recent poll question!
Hear about how a "directionally challenged" man somehow navigated Europe alone for 18 days. Also: some new album recommendations!
Releasing records in the age of DIY, how my dad unknowingly and involuntarily funded my first LP, and a million dollar lawsuit. Also: the results of our most recent poll question!
On today's action-packed episode of THE TOTH ZONE:
MARVEL!!
at the mysterious Van That Only Drove at Night!
SQUIRM!!
at the revolting practice of “table scoring!”
GASP!!
at the tale of a touring band operating under the influence of the zodiac!
...and much more!
Enjoy!
(PS: I apologize if I sounded condescending when I defined the word “biweekly” at the end of the episode. The truth is I can never remember if biweekly means occurring once every two weeks or occurring twice a week. I looked it up and it seems both are correct, which is very confusing. Hence the explanation.)
On this episode: worst gigs ever played (part 1?), an overdue response to a negative Amazon review, and the results of our third poll question!
On this episode, I speak to my friend and former bandmate Heidi Diehl about her debut novel Life Lines, which deals in part with DIY touring during the first decade of the new millennium.
Shattering live music myths, high living at the magnet Mansion, and the results of our second poll.
And be sure to stick around till the end of the episoide for a new poll question!
This episode: the ghost of Jimi Hendrix, cranky alt rock killjoys, and the dark energy of Carrot Top.
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