Episodes

  • Episode 289 Mad Women/Bad Choices with Matilda Joon & Dominique Stringfellow

    Episode 289 Mad Women/Bad Choices with Matilda Joon & Dominique Stringfellow
    Jan 31 2025
    Matilda Joon Dominique Stringfellow In this cuntroversial episode we feature the dynamic poetry of Matilda Joon, and an in depth conversation between Lydia and Dominique Stringfellow concerning the need for female empowerment to replace the ever present imbalance in sexual relationships which have spiraled out of control.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Episode 288 JD Pinkus

    Episode 288 JD Pinkus
    Jan 24 2025
    JD Pinkus, who set a Georgia Boy's State 100-meter freestyle relay record in 1980, left swimming behind in 1985 to tour with the , later playing bass for , , and others. He took up the 5-string banjo, releasing albums like (2018), (2021), and (2024). JD splits his time between the road, the studio, and the mountain he now calls home.
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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • Episode 287 Mike IX Williams

    Episode 287 Mike IX Williams
    Jan 17 2025
    Mike IX Williams, the voice of New Orleans for lack of a better term "sludge" pioneers , embodies the unrelenting grit of the genre. Raised in High Point, North Carolina, he gravitated toward rebellion and punk before finding his footing in the music scene of late-70s New Orleans. Over the years, he’s faced addiction, incarceration, Hurricane Katrina, and a liver transplant, emerging as a testament to survival against the odds. Mike's music channels the chaos of a life shaped by struggle and defiance, capturing an unvarnished reflection of the world around him.
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Episode 286 Randy Blythe

    Episode 286 Randy Blythe
    Jan 10 2025
    , frontman of , will release his second book, , on February 18, 2025. The book combines memoir and philosophy, detailing his approach to maintaining perspective through challenges. Randy writes about his childhood, touring, sobriety, and the lessons shaped by his life in music and art.
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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • Happy New Year 2025

    Happy New Year 2025
    Jan 3 2025
    During New Year’s week, we noticed a significant dip in our numbers—likely because everyone is enjoying a well-deserved break. Good for you! We’ll be back next week, refreshed and ready, with exciting new guests joining us each week. In the meantime, enjoy this extended intro. Cheers to a eh uh fantastic 2025??
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    32 mins
  • Episode 285 Elliott Sharp

    Episode 285 Elliott Sharp
    Dec 27 2024
    is a composer and multi-instrumentalist active in New York City's avant-garde music scene since the late 1970s. With over 85 recordings across genres such as contemporary classical, jazz, noise, and electronic music, he incorporates elements like algorithms, Fibonacci sequences, and literary themes in his experimental compositions. In the 1980s, he developed the project, utilizing personal computers in live performance. Elliott plays guitar, saxophone, and bass clarinet, and leads ensembles including , and .
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Episode 284 Yva Las Vegass

    Episode 284 Yva Las Vegass
    Dec 20 2024
    Yva Las Vegass is a groundbreaking musician and queer icon whose journey from immigrant busker to trailblazing artist has shaped the soundscape of both Venezuelan folklore and American alternative music. Born in Venezuela, Yva began her musical career as a busker, performing on the streets of Seattle after immigrating in the early 1980s. Her unique fusion of traditional Venezuelan rhythms and melodies with the raw energy of punk and alternative rock became a hallmark of her sound, which she introduced to the American music scene in the 1990s. Throughout her career, Yva has been involved in several influential bands, including Dos Mundos with Deanna Chapman, later renamed Tres Mundos with the addition of Christine Gunn in the Cello. In Seattle Yva sang in Bochinche the only salsa band in the city at the time. Together with her band mates from Tres Mundos she formed Delusions of Grandeour a fusion of pop, folk, punk and rock where they played original tunes. in the early 90's she joins the Florists,a funk rock band as the vocalist and guitar player and the band, Sweet 75, who together made a record and toured the U.S and parts of Europe. All the while she continued performing and writing venezuelan folkloric songs on her own. She continues to explore themes of identity, cultural resistance, and the experiences of marginalized communities. Today, she is a fixture in the NYC music scene, performing in clubs and theaters projects alike, and remains an independent force in the world of music and performance art, defying boundaries and challenging conventions as a queer female Venezuelan alternative artist. Her contributions to both folklore and alternative music have made her an influential figure for young artists living in NYC today.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Episode 283: Joey Killingsworth

    Episode 283: Joey Killingsworth
    Dec 13 2024
    Joey Killingsworth, the driving force behind , has spent close to 20 years blending outlaw country with thrashing riff rock to build a loyal following. A Memphis native with deep musical roots—his father, , played with rockabilly legend —Killingsworth initially resisted country music but later embraced it, launching the Massacre as a vehicle for his diverse influences. Known for creative collaborations and tribute projects, he’s worked with legends like and . Joey is also a booking agent who works with both Lydia and Tim.
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    1 hr and 10 mins