Guitar Makers Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej with Producer Mike the Mic hang out and chat with guests in the legendary Greenwich Village shop Carmine Street Guitars.

The Bones of Old New York is a new podcast from Carmine Street Guitars, a guitar shop in New York’s iconic Greenwich Village which opened in 1990. The podcast is hosted by Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, two world renowned luthiers who make guitars from repurposed wood found in historic New York City buildings. Rick Kelly has been making guitars for over 50 years and has made Instruments for some of the world’s most legendary artists including Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Motley Crue, Jim Jarmusch, Allen Woody and Lenny Kaye. Cindy started working for Rick 11 years ago as his apprentice and has quickly become one of the premier guitar builders in New York making instruments for artists like Jackson Smith, Michael Imperioli and Kurt Vile. In 2018 a documentary about the shop directed by Ron Mann (Altman, Tales of Rat Fink, Grass) premiered to critical acclaim bringing international attention to Rick and Cindy. This is when they met the producer of the Bones of Old New York, Mike Guggino, who was the sound mixer on the film. They began recording at the end of 2021 and continued sporadically throughout the last 2 years having various guests come by and talk about music, art, life, New York and of course, guitars. The idea behind the podcast is simple. The listener gets to hang out in the back of the shop with Rick, Cindy and Mike while they have conversations with artists and shop regulars. It’s a window into a time when Greenwich Village was full of painters, musicians, beat poets, coffee shops and counterculture freak-niks. A place where many of today’s most influential artists got their start. Some of the guests in the first season include Captain Kirk Douglas of the Roots, Steve Gunn, Dylan Keefe of Marcy Playground and Lenny Kaye and many more. The Bones of Old New York Premiers February 14th.

What is actually happening? Only the trees know for sure in M. Night's eco-thriller "The Happening".

Welcome to HELLGATE (1989)! A place where you can relax and remember the simpler times - doo-wop on the radio, menacing bikers, huge mustaches, the inability to be female and not get objectified in a diner, old-timey attractions that somehow make money...we've got it all! We'd like to thank you for joining us! Another Schlocktober, another head-scratcher. Just the way we like it. Don't forget your pie!

It's time for a hazy 90's adventure with 1999's "Go".

We watched the first 3 episodes of new sensation ZOM 100 and it included beer runs, depression and a naked former real estate agent flying through the air. But was that all enough for us to stick with it?

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Yup! An Isekai featuring a sentient Vending Machine as the main character. Japan has once again created something so ridiculous that we had to watch it. We viewed the first 3 episodes and how we have to decide, are we in? Or are we out?

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Netflix spent all their dabloons to put out an 8 Episode season of live action One Piece. We decided to watch and review our first impressions of the 1st episode. We're not really known here for our OP knowledge, but even as casual watchers- was it good?

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It's the sequel to our GUNBUSTER episode a year ago! GUNBUSTER 2, however was not directed by Hideaki Anno as the original was. Is this 6 ep series a sign of what was to come from studio Gainax (Gurren Lagann, Darling in the Franxx @ Trigger) or is it an absolute dud?

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We caught up with the coolest Hog around to see what he was doing in 1996, and the answer is: starring in a movie! Yes this Sonic movie came out in 1996 and is two OVAs smushed together. But how is it?? Let's find out.

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