Danny Grody and I met up in the Mission District of San Francisco to talk about an epic fail of a show from his days in Tarentel, traveling through Italy. Danny's deep humanity and thoughtfulness have longsince made him someone I love talking to, and I had to pare down the conversation to an manageable hour long episode.

Danny Grody and I met up in the Mission District of San Francisco to talk about an epic fail of a show from his days in Tarentel, traveling through Italy. Danny's deep humanity and thoughtfulness have longsince made him someone I love talking to, and I had to pare down the conversation to an manageable hour long episode.

I can't think of the last time I laughed as much as this time I talked to Yoni Wolf from the band WHY? about his experience of getting mumps on tour. I know it doesn't sound funny, but Yoni had me rolling.

I can't think of the last time I laughed as much as this time I talked to Yoni Wolf from the band WHY? about his experience of getting mumps on tour. I know it doesn't sound funny, but Yoni had me rolling.

Long time friend and collaborator Eliot Lipp tells a story about a super chill near catastrophe, and Michna talks about showing up to DJ an unfriendly party. The conversation mostly focuses around bullshit machismo and the glory of small towns.

Long time friend and collaborator Eliot Lipp tells a story about a super chill near catastrophe, and Michna talks about showing up to DJ an unfriendly party. The conversation mostly focuses around bullshit machismo and the glory of small towns.

Content warning: this week's episode deals with sexual assault. Probably the heaviest episode to date, I met up with BC Summers to talk about her worst show that alternates between hilarious to absolutely devastating. I don't think there's been another show where I stood up in disbelief while hearing the bullshit that BC endured at her shittiest of shitty shows. Her story is amazing in so many ways, and reminds me of why I wanted to start this podcast in the first place, to offer space for folks to tell their most difficult stories.

Content warning: this week's episode deals with sexual assault. Probably the heaviest episode to date, I met up with BC Summers to talk about her worst show that alternates between hilarious to absolutely devastating. I don't think there's been another show where I stood up in disbelief while hearing the bullshit that BC endured at her shittiest of shitty shows. Her story is amazing in so many ways, and reminds me of why I wanted to start this podcast in the first place, to offer space for folks to tell their most difficult stories.

Tom tells a story of a worst show in Vermont plagued by "melancholy plus" and a profoundly absent minded promoter.

Tom tells a story of a worst show in Vermont plagued by "melancholy plus" and a profoundly absent minded promoter.