Here we go. We're starting our exploration of the Los Angeles music/movie industry being controlled by the Government with a background on the Occult. We talk about the early days of occultism followed by a definition on what the Occult is from Professor Richard Spence. This is part one of our conversation with him. Part two will be about Aleister Crowley and his connection to British intelligence. Part three covers Jack Parsons, L Ron Hubbard, LA and, of course, Manson.
Matt Axton is the son of Hoyt Axton. We talk to him about his families musical legacy, obviously stories of his dad, and how he's continuing the family traditions. You can find more about Matt here:INSTAGRAMWEBSITE
Ellis Bullard is a honky tonk singer from Austin, Texas. We talk to him about why he thinks Austin is still cool, his new record, Jiu Jitsu/MMA, and a lot more. You can find him at the links below.WebsiteInstagramYoutube
New series. Kind of a continuation of the Manson/New Hollywood stuff. We're going to be getting into the manufactured counter-culture of the 1960's/70's. To do that we'll deal with old Hollywood, the occult, the real counter-culture, various groups behind the scenes, and tying it all to modern events. Rabbit hole time.
Leroy from the North is a Los Angeles based musician. We talk to him about the LA Americana scene, being in an industry concocted boy band, various music "conspiracy theories", and more. Check our the new record My Favorite Gun when it comes out in Janurary.You can find him on Instagram and on his website.
Kristina Murray is a songer-songwriter from Atlanta who is now based out of Nashville. She plays old school, country-western and Americana style music. We talked to her about a lot of stuff including cults, the scene in Nashville, how record labels don't always suck, and more. You can find out more about her at her Website and on Instagram.
Luke Morris is the dude behind Party at the Pen, a bike rally that happens twice a year in Ohio and Idaho. We talk to him about how it got started, the logistics of putting a bunch of bikers in a prison and what they have planned for the next ones. You can find more about PATP below:INSTAGRAMWEBSITE
Clint's other career as a director is equally as impressive. We talk about his style, influences, and how he just might be the archetype of an American.
CLINT EASTWOOD that's all I gotta say. Part one of two next will be about him as a director. He's the best, literally.
We meant to have this be an update but it's a lot of us just recommending shit we like and talking about Clint Eastwood. If you don't know what movie to watch next this is a good one for that.
Dan Smalley is a musician who live in Nashville. He was originally signed to Big Machine Records (one of the main "Country" labels") before splitting off and becoming an independent artist. This episode is heavily about the behind the scenes of music industry. We talk about how contracts breakdown, where the money goes, the future of the industry, and a lot more. If you're interested in how your favorite artist get their music to you and how you can support them this is a good listen. For more Dan can be found on Instagram, where he posts breakdowns, and on his website.
It's almost October so here's a Halloween episode. We talked to Michael Story about a variety of spooky things including the Skynyrd plane crash, Waylon being haunted by Hank, and more. We also talked about his life and music. He can be found on:InstagramTik TokYoutube
RIP to a real movie star. We talk about Redford, his career, star-power, and love for real cinema. We also talk about a number of other film tangents cus I just can't help myself.
J.D. Pinkus is a musician in a whole lot of bands including the Butthole Surfers, Melvins, Honky, Daddy Longhead, and more. We talked to him about experimental music, touring in the '90's with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots, his love for Grand Funk Railroad and more. He was drinking a Smirnoff Smash during our interview and wearing a Four Loko hat. You can find him on Instagram
Sometimes we just shoot the shit. There's a new Luke Bell recording coming out we talk about and some other fun stuff.
Charlie Starr is the frontman of the rock n roll band Blackberry Smoke. He's been around the scene for a while and done a lot of cool shit. You can find him on Instagram and you can find Blackberry Smoke on Instagram and their Website.
Charley Crockett posted something where he called out Bro-Country and named no names. Then a bunch of people he didn't mention took it really personally. We talk a bit about the feuds, the state of "Outlaw" music, and the fan-artist relationship.
We're back on it. The trial is no more clear than the murders. So that's great. Here's a timeline of events and some other bullshit.
Kassi is a singer-songwriter originally from Arizona, before moving to Portland then New Orleans. We talk to her about her influences, anxiety in life and performing, Charles Manson, the Grateful Dead and more. She can be found on her website and Instagram.
We talked to Colton from Broken Bow Country. Broken Bow is a lifestyle and apparel brand and you have probably seen their social media. We talked about running apparel companies, influences, how he got so big so young, and more. You can find Broken Bow on Instagram or their website.