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  1. 03/13/2019

    Talking Wild Sweet Orange with Paul Monnin (Ep. 30)

    Age Nowhere is a relatively young band. Formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2017, the Americana-leaning quintet has been far from complacent. They are set to release their debut album “Airport Sounds” on March 23, and already have the makings for a follow-up well underway. Paul Monnin serves as the singer/songwriter of the group. He also […]

    1 hr

  2. 12/08/2018

    Talking Kanye West with Don Thrasher (Ep. 29)

    Don Thrasher’s status on the Dayton, Ohio rock scene is unquestioned. He’s been making and writing about music for decades now. However, it might surprise people to know that Thrasher has an intense love for hip hop. The bulk of the episode is devoted to an album that Thrasher describes as virtually perfect, Kanye […]

    50 min

  3. 11/29/2018

    Talking Coldplay with Kyleen Downes (Ep. 28)

    I’m not waiting for Dec. 31 to make a New Year’s resolution. I’m vowing to put one of these “shows” up every week for the foreseeable future. Put it on the board – commitment = made. I kick things off this week by recommending a few podcasts. They are by no means new, but […]

    55 min

  4. 11/22/2018

    Talking Mavis Guitar with Travis Talbert (EP. 27)

    Well, well, well… look who’s back. After a long hiatus, Side Tracks is back in your eardrums with a brand spanking new episode. This special Thanksgiving edition is chock full of goodness. If you need a break from your family and all the Trump talk, you’ve come to the right place. On this episode, I […]

    1h 8m

  5. 09/06/2018

    A Tale of Two Stories: Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone magazine

    In 2017, Rolling Stone magazine celebrated its 50th anniversary. To commemorate the occasion, many tributes took place. Two of the most exhaustive were the documentary “Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge,” directed by Alex Gibney, and “Sticky Fingers: The Life and Times of Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone,” written by Joe Hagan. I watched the […]

    42 min

  6. 08/22/2018

    Talking Pere Ubu with Don Thrasher (Ep. 26)

    As this little show continues to Little-Engine-That-Could its way up the Podcast Mountain, I’ve started to look at how I can make things better. That means it’s time to start experimenting. I have some big plans for 2019, but I felt like episode 25 was a good time to mix things up. I added a […]

    55 min

  7. 08/15/2018

    Talking Spirit with Neal Casal (Ep. 25)

    If I never get to do another podcast episode, this is the one I would want to go out on. Neal Casal has always had a restless musical spirit. He has released a string of acclaimed solo albums. He played with Ryan Adams & the Cardinals for a stretch. He was a founding member of […]

    41 min

  8. 08/08/2018

    Talking Leigh Stephens with Ethan Miller (Ep. 24)

    Ethan Miller’s band Howlin’ Rain has been making incredibly soulful psychedelic music since forming in 2004. Their latest album “The Alligator Bride” has been described by NPR as “Howlin’ Rain in full-on Crazy Horse mode.” We talk about the new album, hear the cut “Alligator Bride” and deep dive on the 1969 Leigh Stephens album […]

    49 min
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