Infamous Mud Wrestling Promoter-turned-airwave-Media-Mogul, Aaron (a.k.a. Harvey Banger) kicks back between podcasts with his Fender Jaguar and a half-rack of PBR. He resides in Seattle with his wife, their beautiful daughter, and two tamed mountain lions.
The Seattle based hip hop artist, NISSIM (formerly D Black), joins Aaron in the dining room this week to talk about being on the verge of fame, the AMAZING new album, his mom's peculiar love of frozen water, and how his faith brought him back from the brink.
Nissim's new album will be available everywhere on July 16th!
Music featured in this week's episode: NISSIM
This week Kevin Sur, one of the men behind the small but popular Doe Bay Music Festival and the all new TIMBER! Outdoor Music Fest, stops by the Dining Room Studios. We chat music, what it takes to stand out in a sea of music festivals, and Kevin's love of astronomy. Get your tickets NOW for Doe Bay and TIMBER! they will go fast!
Music Featured In This Week's Episode; Fruit Bats, Helio Sequence, Bryan John Appleby
In this week's episode, Aaron reverts back to his teenage self. Joel Schnieder and Andy Lum of My Goodness stop by the Dining Room Studios to talk about recording the new album, leaving home at a young age, the SXSW experience, and a high school janitor that knows a thing or two about the drums.
Music Featured In This Week's Episode: My Goodness
This week, Aaron recounts the experience of attending an incredibly awful Jerry Lewis show. John Totten of the amazing band The Quiet Ones sits down in the Dining Room Studios to talk about a recent health scare that inspired their new album "Molt In Moments"... which you should buy... because it's awesome.
Music Featured In This Week's Episode: The Quiet Ones
This week thirteen year old Aaron is freaking out, and for good reason, Mark Arm of the legendary band Mudhoney joins us in the Dining Room Studios! We talk growing up in a household that banned rock music, being in a band for 25 years, and the new album VANISHING POINT which is available NOW.
Music Featured In This Week's Episode: Mudhoney