With Devon Welsh

I ask Max Collins of Eve 6 questions about the short period of transition from teenage pop-punk band to sudden fame in the late 90s music industry, its cinematics and its transformations.

I talk to Evan about who he is & where he is, his career as a behavioral therapist, substitute teaching, the supreme value of play, and the therapeutics of making music.

I spoke with artist/editor/photographer/etc Ellie Pritts about her stay at a Tolkien-themed rural Italian commune, and then about her life as a photographer, the value of documentation, experimental visual art, the infamous NFTs, and more.

I spoke via my bad audio (I commit to figuring out how to improve it) to Neem about his meme artistry, grad school studying international politics in Scotland, his former life as a court report in DC, failures of the justice system, and probably lots of other things! Enjoy!

I learn about a mysterious Andrew Hall whose emails have been mistakenly sent to another mysterious Andrew Hall, the latter the guest of this 3rd episode of With Devon Welsh. I speak with Andrew about growing up in Idaho, growing up on the internet, weird & bad & inspiring local music scenes, and the question of whether or not we should destroy the internet. We end with a shared desire to speak on the podcast again.

I agitatedly grill friend and fellow musician Warren Hildebrand like some kind of crazed music journalist before settling down into full life-story, Bush-era browser history, The Big Apple, and a glimpse of Heaven!

For the first episode of "With Devon Welsh", our host sits down with longtime friend and collaborator Mark Sandford, aka "Ron Ecstasy".