Bandter - music talk for the people, by the people Matt Gregg & Rohan Anand

Matt, Timmy, Rohan are back and read to talk about queerness and music. Joined by special guest Jonathan Marquez.

Matt turns 30! We celebrate by talking about music from the nineties. You're not gonna miss some Phat music conversation from the days of VHS, Nintendo, Ninja Turtles and Saved by The Bell. Bandter podcast is brought to you by Timothy Patricio, Rohan Anand, and Matt Gregg

It's 2021! We're not all that excited, though, we know better times are ahead. But what about the good stuff (music-wise) that came out in 2020? As promised per the final episode of Season One, Matt walks Timmy (our beloved, new regular since we became a #thruple) through the 2020 hits and renaissance sounds. We Bandter, like we always do, and make some fun predictions for the future of music sharing and storytelling. We 3 you guys!

What's more woke than being vegan, wearing a, "Friend of the Pod" shirt and having a man-bun? Take a guess, and ride along with Matt and Rohan as we welcome our friend Timmy to Bandter! A musician, karaoke prowess, husband, Roxette-loving, genuinely fun-loving, bearded Chicagoan, Timmy brings a wealth of knowledge on music genres, instruments, vocals and more to the table. We talk about all things under the sun in this episode, so enjoy a little music potpourri as we talk about Neil Diamond, Indian aunties playing Guitar Hero, and Meathead, plus much, much more.

Back in May 2017, Matt and Rohan did a recording on artists who we tragically lost too soon, and three years later, they decided to do another one to honor artists posthumously who we lost in 2018, 2019, and 2020, such as Mac Miller, Avicii, Aretha Franklin, and others.

This podcast episode was recorded in May 2020 in honor of #MentalHealthAwareness month. We talk about music, mental health, and making the best of the pandemic through tunes and lyrics.

For kicks, the cover photo features Rohan's October 2019 Halloween outfit as Freddie Mercury.

Do you remember your first CDs? We do, even 20 years later. Long live Blink-182.