Pig Snout is a band consisting of my long time Tacoma buddy Justin Tamminga and his children, Dahlia and Lucien. At the time of this recording, Dahlia was 10 years old and Lucien was 13. Obviously it's pretty rare kids this young start a band with their dad, but what I most love about talking them about their worst show is the total lack of concern around criticizing hallowed musical institutions (like the Rialto Theater). And they don't care about sounding cool or impressive. They just like what they like and don’t hesitate to let it be known. Their honesty and humor was a treat, and I'm grateful to their musical papa for exposing them to music at such an early age.

Pig Snout is a band consisting of my long time Tacoma buddy Justin Tamminga and his children, Dahlia and Lucien. At the time of this recording, Dahlia was 10 years old and Lucien was 13. Obviously it's pretty rare kids this young start a band with their dad, but what I most love about talking them about their worst show is the total lack of concern around criticizing hallowed musical institutions (like the Rialto Theater). And they don't care about sounding cool or impressive. They just like what they like and don’t hesitate to let it be known. Their honesty and humor was a treat, and I'm grateful to their musical papa for exposing them to music at such an early age.

Vic is a buddy who has been touring for years and years in bands like Joan of Arc, Cap'n Jazz, and Owls. But his story comes from his first tour playing his solo music. It gets pretty gnarly, so hold on tight.

Vic is a buddy who has been touring for years and years in bands like Joan of Arc, Cap'n Jazz, and Owls. But his story comes from his first tour playing his solo music. It gets pretty gnarly, so hold on tight.

With three of the four members of Ramakhandra present, we run the full gamut of stories from the sad to the hilarious, and sometimes both at the same time. They were kind enough to share not only their worst show as a band, but each of their worst shows from before they joined forces.

With three of the four members of Ramakhandra present, we run the full gamut of stories from the sad to the hilarious, and sometimes both at the same time. They were kind enough to share not only their worst show as a band, but each of their worst shows from before they joined forces.

My dear friend Ambrosia (aka Amnesia) joins me at this Seattle diner to talk about dudes who take up more than their share of space. We also get into some stories of older relatives coming to shows and witnessing experimental performances they cannot unsee.

My dear friend Ambrosia (aka Amnesia) joins me at this Seattle diner to talk about dudes who take up more than their share of space. We also get into some stories of older relatives coming to shows and witnessing experimental performances they cannot unsee.

Such a pleasure to sit down with fellow bona fide road dog, Shane DeLeon of Miss Massive Snowflake. Shane and I met on a ship in Germany, and have crossed paths in Portland and LA over the years, but here we met up in his hometown of Billings, Montana to discus his worst show, and much of the life philosophy that has kept him on the road for months and years at a time. His partner Mary also chimes in to give another perspective.

Such a pleasure to sit down with fellow bona fide road dog, Shane DeLeon of Miss Massive Snowflake. Shane and I met on a ship in Germany, and have crossed paths in Portland and LA over the years, but here we met up in his hometown of Billings, Montana to discus his worst show, and much of the life philosophy that has kept him on the road for months and years at a time. His partner Mary also chimes in to give another perspective.