Agitated Andy's Podcast

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I believe the first time I became aware of Lethal Amounts was at a show they were promoting a few years ago here in Los Angeles. I bought a shirt at that show and it was one that Lethal Amounts had put out so it became clear that not only were doing more than simply promoting live events. Whether it's live events featuring a wide variety of underground bands, a gallery show you won't find in most art gallieries throughout the world or party events such as Sex Cells or Summertramp, Lethal Amounts has gone from an idea to something uniquely LA. Danny Fuentes grew up in the east LA punk scene and started Lethal Amounts based on a simple idea and it grew from there. Every once in a while there's some controversy with a show he has had in his gallery, which be expected but he's weathered the storm. Even though the pandemic lockdown has presented a challenge, Danny has been able to maintain his vision and for that, Los Angeles should be grateful. Lethal Amounts is located in downtown Los Angeles Lethal Amounts 1226 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 265-7452 Find them online: website https://www.lethalamounts.com Instagram https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LETHALAMOUNTS/ Twitter https://twitter.com/lethalamounts This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I believe the first time I became aware of Lethal Amounts was at a show they were promoting a few years ago here in Los Angeles. I bought a shirt at that show and it was one that Lethal Amounts had put out so it became clear that not only were doing more than simply promoting live events. Whether it's live events featuring a wide variety of underground bands, a gallery show you won't find in most art gallieries throughout the world or party events such as Sex Cells or Summertramp, Lethal Amounts has gone from an idea to something uniquely LA. Danny Fuentes grew up in the east LA punk scene and started Lethal Amounts based on a simple idea and it grew from there. Every once in a while there's some controversy with a show he has had in his gallery, which be expected but he's weathered the storm. Even though the pandemic lockdown has presented a challenge, Danny has been able to maintain his vision and for that, Los Angeles should be grateful. Lethal Amounts is located in downtown Los Angeles Lethal Amounts 1226 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 265-7452 Find them online: website [https://www.lethalamounts.com](https://www.lethalamounts.com) Instagram [https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/](https://www.instagram.com/lethalamounts/) Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/LETHALAMOUNTS/](https://www.facebook.com/LETHALAMOUNTS/) Twitter [https://twitter.com/lethalamounts](https://twitter.com/lethalamounts) This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I believe the first time I became aware of Lethal Amounts was at a show they were promoting a few years ago here in Los Angeles. I bought a shirt at that show and it was one that Lethal Amounts had put out so it became clear that not only were doing more than simply promoting live events. Whether it's live events featuring a wide variety of underground bands, a gallery show you won't find in most art gallieries throughout the world or party events such as Sex Cells or Summertramp, Lethal Amounts has gone from an idea to something uniquely LA. Danny Fuentes grew up in the east LA punk scene and started Lethal Amounts based on a simple idea and it grew from there. Every once in a while there's some controversy with a show he has had in his gallery, which be expected but he's weathered the storm. Even though the pandemic lockdown has presented a challenge, Danny has been able to maintain his vision and for that, Los Angeles should be grateful. Lethal Amounts is located in downtown Los Angeles Lethal Amounts 1226 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 265-7452 Find them online: website https://www.lethalamounts.com Instagram https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LETHALAMOUNTS/ Twitter https://twitter.com/lethalamounts This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Fans of the movie "Pretty in Pink" will immediately feel a sense of deja-vu walking into MeowMeowz! for the first time. While not indentical to the fictional store Trax in the movie, Veronika has created a unique shop that is truly a labor of love. MeowMeowz! is punk rock/new wave-themed thrift store in Pasadena CA, which is part of LA County. The challenge faced by a store such as MeowMeowz! is that while Pasadena can and has made a decision on how to handle the pandemic (Pasadena has their own Department of Health), ultimately they are under the control of the LA County Department of Health. Needless to say, there are many challenges MeowMeowz! face and still has to overcome before they're able to look back on the pandemic shutdown as just a bump in the road. At the time this was recorded, Veronika received word the night before she was able to open and welcome customers back into the store. It may be a little while yet until she can have some live bands play in the store once again but when that happens, it is sure to be a party! MeowMeowz! is located in Pasadena CA MeowMeowz! 2423 E. Colorado Blvd Pasadena CA 91107 626-798-6969 Find them online: Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/meowmeowzpasadena/](https://www.instagram.com/meowmeowzpasadena/) Ebay [https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/](https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/) Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/MEOWMEOWZ/](https://www.facebook.com/MEOWMEOWZ/) *This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic.* Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 28, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Fans of the movie "Pretty in Pink" will immediately feel a sense of deja-vu walking into MeowMeowz! for the first time. While not indentical to the fictional store Trax in the movie, Veronika has created a unique shop that is truly a labor of love. MeowMeowz! is punk rock/new wave-themed thrift store in Pasadena CA, which is part of LA County. The challenge faced by a store such as MeowMeowz! is that while Pasadena can and has made a decision on how to handle the pandemic (Pasadena has their own Department of Health), ultimately they are under the control of the LA County Department of Health. Needless to say, there are many challenges MeowMeowz! face and still has to overcome before they're able to look back on the pandemic shutdown as just a bump in the road. At the time this was recorded, Veronika received word the night before she was able to open and welcome customers back into the store. It may be a little while yet until she can have some live bands play in the store once again but when that happens, it is sure to be a party! MeowMeowz! is located in Pasadena CA MeowMeowz! 2423 E. Colorado Blvd Pasadena CA 91107 626-798-6969 Find them online: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/meowmeowzpasadena/ Ebay https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MEOWMEOWZ/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 28, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Fans of the movie "Pretty in Pink" will immediately feel a sense of deja-vu walking into MeowMeowz! for the first time. While not indentical to the fictional store Trax in the movie, Veronika has created a unique shop that is truly a labor of love. MeowMeowz! is punk rock/new wave-themed thrift store in Pasadena CA, which is part of LA County. The challenge faced by a store such as MeowMeowz! is that while Pasadena can and has made a decision on how to handle the pandemic (Pasadena has their own Department of Health), ultimately they are under the control of the LA County Department of Health. Needless to say, there are many challenges MeowMeowz! face and still has to overcome before they're able to look back on the pandemic shutdown as just a bump in the road. At the time this was recorded, Veronika received word the night before she was able to open and welcome customers back into the store. It may be a little while yet until she can have some live bands play in the store once again but when that happens, it is sure to be a party! MeowMeowz! is located in Pasadena CA MeowMeowz! 2423 E. Colorado Blvd Pasadena CA 91107 626-798-6969 Find them online: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/meowmeowzpasadena/ Ebay https://www.ebay.com/usr/meowmeowz!/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MEOWMEOWZ/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 28, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Timmy and I know many of the same people and we were both living in NYC at the same time but we hadn't met until years later here in Los Angeles. He's a union electrician during the day and is the lead singer for his latest project, Los Angeles-based band, Let Rage! We discuss the challenges of trying to live your daily life in the age of the COVID-19 pandemic. Timmy has another challenge as he's been living with Type-1 Diabetes for a good part of his adult life. Let Rage on Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/let_rage_official/](https://www.instagram.com/let_rage_official/) Let Rage 7" review: [https://www.noecho.net/reviews/let-rage-stay-safe-stay-strong-review](https://www.noecho.net/reviews/let-rage-stay-safe-stay-strong-review) Not Like You Records [http://www.notlikeyourecords.com/releases.html](http://www.notlikeyourecords.com/releases.html) The Laziest Dogs of Ig: [https://www.instagram.com/laziestdogsofig/](https://www.instagram.com/laziestdogsofig/) **This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic.*** Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Timmy and I know many of the same people and we were both living in NYC at the same time but we hadn't met until years later here in Los Angeles. He's a union electrician during the day and is the lead singer for his latest project, Los Angeles-based band, Let Rage! We discuss the challenges of trying to live your daily life in the age of the COVID-19 pandemic. Timmy has another challenge as he's been living with Type-1 Diabetes for a good part of his adult life. Let Rage on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letrageofficial/ Let Rage 7" review: https://www.noecho.net/reviews/let-rage-stay-safe-stay-strong-review Not Like You Records http://www.notlikeyourecords.com/releases.html The Laziest Dogs of Ig: https://www.instagram.com/laziestdogsofig/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic.* Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Timmy and I know many of the same people and we were both living in NYC at the same time but we hadn't met until years later here in Los Angeles. He's a union electrician during the day and is the lead singer for his latest project, Los Angeles-based band, Let Rage! We discuss the challenges of trying to live your daily life in the age of the COVID-19 pandemic. Timmy has another challenge as he's been living with Type-1 Diabetes for a good part of his adult life. Let Rage on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letrageofficial/ Let Rage 7" review: https://www.noecho.net/reviews/let-rage-stay-safe-stay-strong-review Not Like You Records http://www.notlikeyourecords.com/releases.html The Laziest Dogs of Ig: https://www.instagram.com/laziestdogsofig/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd had become international news and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic.* Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Arelene in 2015 in the bowling league we are in called LA Gutter Punx. At the time, Arelene had a small bar out here in the San Fernando Valley called Bar One. It was a popular beer and wine bar in North Hollywood/Valley Village and after reaching a milestone, she felt she wanted a change. Fast forward to 2018 and Arelene and her business partners unlocked the doors on a new bar called The Mermaid. This bar is located in downtown Los Angeles in Little Tokyo. The Mermaid is completely different than Bar One and when you walk in, you can really appreciate how fun and unique it is. When the news of the pandemic shutdown was going to happen, everyone felt it would be a couple of weeks. Two weeks turned into just about two and a half months. Arelene shares with me many the emotional roller coaster she's been on since the doors were locked and then opened part time. For more information on The Mermaid, please use the following links: The Mermaid website [https://www.themermaidla.com](https://www.themermaidla.com) The Mermaid on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/themermaidla/](https://www.instagram.com/themermaidla/) The Mermaid mailing list [https://mailchi.mp/6e2992fb68f7/mermaidlaupdates](https://mailchi.mp/6e2992fb68f7/mermaidlaupdates) The Mermaid on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/themermaidla/](https://www.facebook.com/themermaidla/) ***This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic.*** Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Arelene in 2015 in the bowling league we are in called LA Gutter Punx. At the time, Arelene had a small bar out here in the San Fernando Valley called Bar One. It was a popular beer and wine bar in North Hollywood/Valley Village and after reaching a milestone, she felt she wanted a change. Fast forward to 2018 and Arelene and her business partners unlocked the doors on a new bar called The Mermaid. This bar is located in downtown Los Angeles in Little Tokyo. The Mermaid is completely different than Bar One and when you walk in, you can really appreciate how fun and unique it is. When the news of the pandemic shutdown was going to happen, everyone felt it would be a couple of weeks. Two weeks turned into just about two and a half months. Arelene shares with me many the emotional roller coaster she's been on since the doors were locked and then opened part time. For more information on The Mermaid, please use the following links: The Mermaid website https://www.themermaidla.com The Mermaid on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themermaidla/ The Mermaid mailing list https://mailchi.mp/6e2992fb68f7/mermaidlaupdates The Mermaid on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themermaidla/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Arelene in 2015 in the bowling league we are in called LA Gutter Punx. At the time, Arelene had a small bar out here in the San Fernando Valley called Bar One. It was a popular beer and wine bar in North Hollywood/Valley Village and after reaching a milestone, she felt she wanted a change. Fast forward to 2018 and Arelene and her business partners unlocked the doors on a new bar called The Mermaid. This bar is located in downtown Los Angeles in Little Tokyo. The Mermaid is completely different than Bar One and when you walk in, you can really appreciate how fun and unique it is. When the news of the pandemic shutdown was going to happen, everyone felt it would be a couple of weeks. Two weeks turned into just about two and a half months. Arelene shares with me many the emotional roller coaster she's been on since the doors were locked and then opened part time. For more information on The Mermaid, please use the following links: The Mermaid website https://www.themermaidla.com The Mermaid on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themermaidla/ The Mermaid mailing list https://mailchi.mp/6e2992fb68f7/mermaidlaupdates The Mermaid on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themermaidla/ This was recorded BEFORE the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests, which is why we did not discuss this topic. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Kevin Mills is an interesting character who appears to be unassuming. I first met Kevin a few years ago at Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas when he was riding in a scooter with a fractured pelvis/spine/ribs, and torn ACL/PCL/MCL in his knee and a basket of adult beverages. I thought he was funny then but then I got to know him and he's not only hilarious but he's also an honest and upfront person. The pandemic lockdown just happened to be at the start of Kevin's regular series hiatus and with one episode left to shoot, they pretty much were able to finish this season. The start of next season is still TBA. He's currently working on one of my favorite television programs, we bowl in the same league here in Los Angeles and he has quite a few interesting and entertaining stories, which he shares as part of this Quarantine Conversation. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 13, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Kevin Mills is an interesting character who appears to be unassuming. I first met Kevin a few years ago at Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas when he was riding in a scooter with a fractured pelvis/spine/ribs, and torn ACL/PCL/MCL in his knee and a basket of adult beverages. I thought he was funny then but then I got to know him and he's not only hilarious but he's also an honest and upfront person. The pandemic lockdown just happened to be at the start of Kevin's regular series hiatus and with one episode left to shoot, they pretty much were able to finish this season. The start of next season is still TBA. He's currently working on one of my favorite television programs, we bowl in the same league here in Los Angeles and he has quite a few interesting and entertaining stories, which he shares as part of this Quarantine Conversation. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 13, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Kevin Mills is an interesting character who appears to be unassuming. I first met Kevin a few years ago at Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas when he was riding in a scooter with a fractured pelvis/spine/ribs, and torn ACL/PCL/MCL in his knee and a basket of adult beverages. I thought he was funny then but then I got to know him and he's not only hilarious but he's also an honest and upfront person. The pandemic lockdown just happened to be at the start of Kevin's regular series hiatus and with one episode left to shoot, they pretty much were able to finish this season. The start of next season is still TBA. He's currently working on one of my favorite television programs, we bowl in the same league here in Los Angeles and he has quite a few interesting and entertaining stories, which he shares as part of this Quarantine Conversation. Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 13, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Laffy Pants is an interesting character who's work and income has been impacted by the pandemic lockdown. He has lost most, if not all of his work for 2020 and with a landlord who is being completely unrealistic, may possibly lose the residence he shares with his girlfriend and her two kids. Many jobs deemed "non-essential" are performed by those who rely on the income generated from said jobs. You may have seen Laffy at a fair in SoCal channeling the "Sham Wow guy" hawking products "as seen on TV", performing with the Radioactive Chickenheads or Safari So Goody or doing a stunt on TV. Find out more about Laffy Pants via the following links: Laffy on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/laffypants/](https://www.instagram.com/laffypants/) Puppet Bizarre on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/puppet_bizarre/](https://www.instagram.com/puppet_bizarre/) Puppet Bizarre on YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaucZsaXmNaBl6FHFyFLmsQ](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaucZsaXmNaBl6FHFyFLmsQ) Radioactive Chickenheads on YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioactivChikenHedz](https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioactivChikenHedz) Safari So Goody on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/safari_so_goody/](https://www.instagram.com/safari_so_goody/) Shit Show Bingo on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/christopherfuckingwonder/](https://www.instagram.com/christopherfuckingwonder/) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Laffy Pants is an interesting character who's work and income has been impacted by the pandemic lockdown. He has lost most, if not all of his work for 2020 and with a landlord who is being completely unrealistic, may possibly lose the residence he shares with his girlfriend and her two kids. Many jobs deemed "non-essential" are performed by those who rely on the income generated from said jobs. You may have seen Laffy at a fair in SoCal channeling the "Sham Wow guy" hawking products "as seen on TV", performing with the Radioactive Chickenheads or Safari So Goody or doing a stunt on TV. Find out more about Laffy Pants via the following links: Laffy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/laffypants/ Puppet Bizarre on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/puppet_bizarre/ Puppet Bizarre on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaucZsaXmNaBl6FHFyFLmsQ Radioactive Chickenheads on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioactivChikenHedz Safari So Goody on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/safarisogoody/ Shit Show Bingo on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/christopherfuckingwonder/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Laffy Pants is an interesting character who's work and income has been impacted by the pandemic lockdown. He has lost most, if not all of his work for 2020 and with a landlord who is being completely unrealistic, may possibly lose the residence he shares with his girlfriend and her two kids. Many jobs deemed "non-essential" are performed by those who rely on the income generated from said jobs. You may have seen Laffy at a fair in SoCal channeling the "Sham Wow guy" hawking products "as seen on TV", performing with the Radioactive Chickenheads or Safari So Goody or doing a stunt on TV. Find out more about Laffy Pants via the following links: Laffy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/laffypants/ Puppet Bizarre on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/puppet_bizarre/ Puppet Bizarre on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaucZsaXmNaBl6FHFyFLmsQ Radioactive Chickenheads on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioactivChikenHedz Safari So Goody on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/safarisogoody/ Shit Show Bingo on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/christopherfuckingwonder/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded May 11, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (available nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Jen Rock has worn many hats in the entertainment business and she's currently a copywriter and producing content for clients who hire her to assist with their social media campaigns. She's also a fitness trainer. I have known Jen for a few years and have noticed she's a go-getter and hard worker. Anyone who works in the entertainment business has to be used to things changing on a daily or even hourly basis, but the pandemic certainly was a new one. We discuss working before and during the pandemic as well as what we look forward to when this is part of the history books. Jen can be reached via her Instagram using the following link: [www.instagram.com/xjen_rockx](www.instagram.com/xjen_rockx) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Jen Rock has worn many hats in the entertainment business and she's currently a copywriter and producing content for clients who hire her to assist with their social media campaigns. She's also a fitness trainer. I have known Jen for a few years and have noticed she's a go-getter and hard worker. Anyone who works in the entertainment business has to be used to things changing on a daily or even hourly basis, but the pandemic certainly was a new one. We discuss working before and during the pandemic as well as what we look forward to when this is part of the history books. Jen can be reached via her Instagram using the following link: www.instagram.com/xjen_rockx Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Jen Rock has worn many hats in the entertainment business and she's currently a copywriter and producing content for clients who hire her to assist with their social media campaigns. She's also a fitness trainer. I have known Jen for a few years and have noticed she's a go-getter and hard worker. Anyone who works in the entertainment business has to be used to things changing on a daily or even hourly basis, but the pandemic certainly was a new one. We discuss working before and during the pandemic as well as what we look forward to when this is part of the history books. Jen can be reached via her Instagram using the following link: www.instagram.com/xjen_rockx Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 26, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

**Please note, there are some audio inconsistancies in this conversation, I hope this doesn't take away from your listening enjoyment** March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've know Roger since I was going to college in Staten Island....a few years ago. We had fallen out of touch until we reconnected at Punk Rock Bowling in 2013. Agnostic Front would be on tour at this time but the pandemic has caused the dates to be rescheduled to the fall, hopefully those will happen. Roger is enjoying his time home where he can spend quality time with his wife and kids. You can find out more about Roger and Agnostic Front via the following links below: Roger on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/rogermiret/?hl=en](https://www.instagram.com/rogermiret/?hl=en) Roger's "My Riot" book purchase link [https://www.amazon.com/My-Riot-Agnostic-Front-Glory/dp/1642931977/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1552888645&sr=8-1](https://www.amazon.com/My-Riot-Agnostic-Front-Glory/dp/1642931977/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1552888645&sr=8-1) Agnostic Front on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/agnosticfrontnyc/](https://www.instagram.com/agnosticfrontnyc/) Agnostic Front's new album purchase link [https://shop.nuclearblast.com/en/products/sound/cd/cd/agnostic-front-get-loud.html](https://shop.nuclearblast.com/en/products/sound/cd/cd/agnostic-front-get-loud.html) Agnostic Front "I Remember" music video link [https://youtu.be/7pxaoAk1sYI](https://youtu.be/7pxaoAk1sYI) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

Please note, there are some audio inconsistancies in this conversation, I hope this doesn't take away from your listening enjoyment March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've know Roger since I was going to college in Staten Island....a few years ago. We had fallen out of touch until we reconnected at Punk Rock Bowling in 2013. Agnostic Front would be on tour at this time but the pandemic has caused the dates to be rescheduled to the fall, hopefully those will happen. Roger is enjoying his time home where he can spend quality time with his wife and kids. You can find out more about Roger and Agnostic Front via the following links below: Roger on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rogermiret/?hl=en Roger's "My Riot" book purchase link https://www.amazon.com/My-Riot-Agnostic-Front-Glory/dp/1642931977/ref=tmmpapswatch0?encoding=UTF8&qid=1552888645&sr=8-1 Agnostic Front on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/agnosticfrontnyc/ Agnostic Front's new album purchase link https://shop.nuclearblast.com/en/products/sound/cd/cd/agnostic-front-get-loud.html Agnostic Front "I Remember" music video link https://youtu.be/7pxaoAk1sYI Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

Please note, there are some audio inconsistancies in this conversation, I hope this doesn't take away from your listening enjoyment March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've know Roger since I was going to college in Staten Island....a few years ago. We had fallen out of touch until we reconnected at Punk Rock Bowling in 2013. Agnostic Front would be on tour at this time but the pandemic has caused the dates to be rescheduled to the fall, hopefully those will happen. Roger is enjoying his time home where he can spend quality time with his wife and kids. You can find out more about Roger and Agnostic Front via the following links below: Roger on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rogermiret/?hl=en Roger's "My Riot" book purchase link https://www.amazon.com/My-Riot-Agnostic-Front-Glory/dp/1642931977/ref=tmmpapswatch0?encoding=UTF8&qid=1552888645&sr=8-1 Agnostic Front on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/agnosticfrontnyc/ Agnostic Front's new album purchase link https://shop.nuclearblast.com/en/products/sound/cd/cd/agnostic-front-get-loud.html Agnostic Front "I Remember" music video link https://youtu.be/7pxaoAk1sYI Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Skwert a few years ago when I booked his band Public Serpents to play a show in western Mass with Youth Brigade and Off With Their Heads. He had sent me his band's CD and I carried it in the record shop I had at the time. We had lost touch since but Public Serpents actually played a few shows out here in southern California and I drove all the way to Fullerton (which is something I wouldn't normally do) to see them. Public Serpents has gone from a phase of inactivity to now being quite an active band. Things were moving full steam ahead until the pandemic put a stop to everything and said "not so fast". We discuss Public Serpents, his label Tent City Records, Choking Victim and chicken coops. Info on Skwert and Tent City Records can be found via the following links: Tent City Records [https://tentcityrecords.net](https://tentcityrecords.net) Tent City Records on Bandcamp [https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/releases](https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/releases) Public Serpents [https://tentcityrecords.net/artist_temp.html?id=12](https://tentcityrecords.net/artist_temp.html?id=12) Public Serpents on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/publicserpents/](https://www.instagram.com/publicserpents/) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Skwert a few years ago when I booked his band Public Serpents to play a show in western Mass with Youth Brigade and Off With Their Heads. He had sent me his band's CD and I carried it in the record shop I had at the time. We had lost touch since but Public Serpents actually played a few shows out here in southern California and I drove all the way to Fullerton (which is something I wouldn't normally do) to see them. Public Serpents has gone from a phase of inactivity to now being quite an active band. Things were moving full steam ahead until the pandemic put a stop to everything and said "not so fast". We discuss Public Serpents, his label Tent City Records, Choking Victim and chicken coops. Info on Skwert and Tent City Records can be found via the following links: Tent City Records https://tentcityrecords.net Tent City Records on Bandcamp https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/releases Public Serpents https://tentcityrecords.net/artist_temp.html?id=12 Public Serpents on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/publicserpents/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty's Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I first met Skwert a few years ago when I booked his band Public Serpents to play a show in western Mass with Youth Brigade and Off With Their Heads. He had sent me his band's CD and I carried it in the record shop I had at the time. We had lost touch since but Public Serpents actually played a few shows out here in southern California and I drove all the way to Fullerton (which is something I wouldn't normally do) to see them. Public Serpents has gone from a phase of inactivity to now being quite an active band. Things were moving full steam ahead until the pandemic put a stop to everything and said "not so fast". We discuss Public Serpents, his label Tent City Records, Choking Victim and chicken coops. Info on Skwert and Tent City Records can be found via the following links: Tent City Records https://tentcityrecords.net Tent City Records on Bandcamp https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/releases Public Serpents https://tentcityrecords.net/artist_temp.html?id=12 Public Serpents on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/publicserpents/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 23, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello “Marty’s Got the MRSA” by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. As this conversation started, I mentioned that it was the 8th in the series. Chronologically it is the 8th conversation but this particular conversation is being posted now because it's ready. I was really looking forward to speaking with a representative from activist art collective INDECLINE. We discuss their origins, some of their recent activations and what 2020 may hold in store for the group. INDECLINE is an American Activist Collective founded in 2001. It is comprised of graffiti writers, filmmakers, photographers and full-time rebels and activists. INDECLINE focuses on social, ecological and economical injustices carried out by American and International governments, corporations and law enforcement agencies. INDECLINE is NOT an anarchist group. INDECLINE can be found on the internet using the following links: Website [https://thisisindecline.com](https://thisisindecline.com) Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/indeclineofficial/](https://www.instagram.com/indeclineofficial/) Twitter [https://twitter.com/thisisindecline](https://twitter.com/thisisindecline) Recorded by AJ Murillo Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 25, 2020 Recorded at The Motorcyclery Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. As this conversation started, I mentioned that it was the 8th in the series. Chronologically it is the 8th conversation but this particular conversation is being posted now because it's ready. I was really looking forward to speaking with a representative from activist art collective INDECLINE. We discuss their origins, some of their recent activations and what 2020 may hold in store for the group. INDECLINE is an American Activist Collective founded in 2001. It is comprised of graffiti writers, filmmakers, photographers and full-time rebels and activists. INDECLINE focuses on social, ecological and economical injustices carried out by American and International governments, corporations and law enforcement agencies. INDECLINE is NOT an anarchist group. INDECLINE can be found on the internet using the following links: Website https://thisisindecline.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/indeclineofficial/ Twitter https://twitter.com/thisisindecline Recorded by AJ Murillo Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 25, 2020 Recorded at The Motorcyclery Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. As this conversation started, I mentioned that it was the 8th in the series. Chronologically it is the 8th conversation but this particular conversation is being posted now because it's ready. I was really looking forward to speaking with a representative from activist art collective INDECLINE. We discuss their origins, some of their recent activations and what 2020 may hold in store for the group. INDECLINE is an American Activist Collective founded in 2001. It is comprised of graffiti writers, filmmakers, photographers and full-time rebels and activists. INDECLINE focuses on social, ecological and economical injustices carried out by American and International governments, corporations and law enforcement agencies. INDECLINE is NOT an anarchist group. INDECLINE can be found on the internet using the following links: Website https://thisisindecline.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/indeclineofficial/ Twitter https://twitter.com/thisisindecline Recorded by AJ Murillo Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 25, 2020 Recorded at The Motorcyclery Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. The story of Linh and Bert is somewhat unique because her band was in the middle of their European tour when the US stopped all incoming international travel. At first, it wasn't determined whether or not US citizens abroad would be stranded their or would they be able to fly home? Would the airlines even fly? While Linh and the band were scrambling to make the right connections to get home, Bert was here in the Los Angeles area trying to get an idea as to what was happening and if there was anything he was able to do to help. They've adjusted to life in the quarantine and this was a fun discussion to have. Both Upper Downer and Bad Cop/Bad Cop have new music for 2020, please find information about both bands by using the links below. UPPER DOWNER Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/upperdownerband/](https://www.facebook.com/upperdownerband/) Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/upperdownerband/](https://www.instagram.com/upperdownerband/) Split release with Public Serpents [https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/public-serpents-upper-downer-east-coast-vs-west-coast-split-ep](https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/public-serpents-upper-downer-east-coast-vs-west-coast-split-ep) Bandcamp [https://upperdowner.bandcamp.com/releases](https://upperdowner.bandcamp.com/releases) BAD COP/BAD COP Website [https://www.badcopbadcopband.com](https://www.badcopbadcopband.com) Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/badcopbadcop/](https://www.instagram.com/badcopbadcop/) Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/badcopbadcopband](https://www.facebook.com/badcopbadcopband) "Simple Girl" [https://youtu.be/8dOwexy1vJA](https://youtu.be/8dOwexy1vJA) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 21, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. The story of Linh and Bert is somewhat unique because her band was in the middle of their European tour when the US stopped all incoming international travel. At first, it wasn't determined whether or not US citizens abroad would be stranded their or would they be able to fly home? Would the airlines even fly? While Linh and the band were scrambling to make the right connections to get home, Bert was here in the Los Angeles area trying to get an idea as to what was happening and if there was anything he was able to do to help. They've adjusted to life in the quarantine and this was a fun discussion to have. Both Upper Downer and Bad Cop/Bad Cop have new music for 2020, please find information about both bands by using the links below. UPPER DOWNER Facebook https://www.facebook.com/upperdownerband/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/upperdownerband/ Split release with Public Serpents https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/public-serpents-upper-downer-east-coast-vs-west-coast-split-ep Bandcamp https://upperdowner.bandcamp.com/releases BAD COP/BAD COP Website https://www.badcopbadcopband.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/badcopbadcop/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/badcopbadcopband "Simple Girl" https://youtu.be/8dOwexy1vJA Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 21, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. The story of Linh and Bert is somewhat unique because her band was in the middle of their European tour when the US stopped all incoming international travel. At first, it wasn't determined whether or not US citizens abroad would be stranded their or would they be able to fly home? Would the airlines even fly? While Linh and the band were scrambling to make the right connections to get home, Bert was here in the Los Angeles area trying to get an idea as to what was happening and if there was anything he was able to do to help. They've adjusted to life in the quarantine and this was a fun discussion to have. Both Upper Downer and Bad Cop/Bad Cop have new music for 2020, please find information about both bands by using the links below. UPPER DOWNER Facebook https://www.facebook.com/upperdownerband/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/upperdownerband/ Split release with Public Serpents https://tentcityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/public-serpents-upper-downer-east-coast-vs-west-coast-split-ep Bandcamp https://upperdowner.bandcamp.com/releases BAD COP/BAD COP Website https://www.badcopbadcopband.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/badcopbadcop/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/badcopbadcopband "Simple Girl" https://youtu.be/8dOwexy1vJA Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 21, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Peydon Twing is a hustler. Not in the traditional sense, but in the business sense. I've known him for quite some time because I had booked his old band on a few occasions and then working with me at my old record store. For those unfamiliar with what Pittsfield, Massachusetts is like, it's a former industrial town that has lost most of it's industry over time along with many of the businesses who were supported by good union paychecks and a healthy population. Times have been tough but some determined entrepreneurs have made a go of it. Peydon has taken a small idea to silkscreen some shirts for his former band to a new level. He's also faced with some challenges in the age of COVID-19. You can find out more about Peydon and his business, PJT Screenprinting on his website [https://pjtscreenprinting.com](https://pjtscreenprinting.com) Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/pjtscreenprinting/](https://www.instagram.com/pjtscreenprinting/) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 15, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Peydon Twing is a hustler. Not in the traditional sense, but in the business sense. I've known him for quite some time because I had booked his old band on a few occasions and then working with me at my old record store. For those unfamiliar with what Pittsfield, Massachusetts is like, it's a former industrial town that has lost most of it's industry over time along with many of the businesses who were supported by good union paychecks and a healthy population. Times have been tough but some determined entrepreneurs have made a go of it. Peydon has taken a small idea to silkscreen some shirts for his former band to a new level. He's also faced with some challenges in the age of COVID-19. You can find out more about Peydon and his business, PJT Screenprinting on his website https://pjtscreenprinting.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pjtscreenprinting/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 15, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Peydon Twing is a hustler. Not in the traditional sense, but in the business sense. I've known him for quite some time because I had booked his old band on a few occasions and then working with me at my old record store. For those unfamiliar with what Pittsfield, Massachusetts is like, it's a former industrial town that has lost most of it's industry over time along with many of the businesses who were supported by good union paychecks and a healthy population. Times have been tough but some determined entrepreneurs have made a go of it. Peydon has taken a small idea to silkscreen some shirts for his former band to a new level. He's also faced with some challenges in the age of COVID-19. You can find out more about Peydon and his business, PJT Screenprinting on his website https://pjtscreenprinting.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pjtscreenprinting/ Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 15, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "*Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We're better together. We're happier together. Happiness grows as it's shared.*" - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website [https://www.somasnakeoil.com](https://www.somasnakeoil.com) Soma on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/](https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil) Soma on Twitter [https://twitter.com/goddesssoma](https://twitter.com/goddesssoma) Soma on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil](https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil) The Sidewalk Project [https://thesidewalkproject.org](https://thesidewalkproject.org) Dominatrixes Against Trump [https://domsagainstdonald.com](https://domsagainstdonald.com) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We're better together. We're happier together. Happiness grows as it's shared." - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website https://www.somasnakeoil.com Soma on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/ Soma on Twitter https://twitter.com/goddesssoma Soma on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil The Sidewalk Project https://thesidewalkproject.org Dominatrixes Against Trump https://domsagainstdonald.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We’re better together. We’re happier together. Happiness grows as it’s shared." - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website https://www.somasnakeoil.com Soma on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/ Soma on Twitter https://twitter.com/goddesssoma Soma on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil The Sidewalk Project https://thesidewalkproject.org Dominatrixes Against Trump https://domsagainstdonald.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've known Simon Brown for almost a decade, first as a musician who played a couple of shows in more store to a collaborator on recording and video projects. We've stayed in touch long after both of us left our temporary homebase in western Massachusetts with Simon settling in NYC. The differences between LA and NYC are many but there are also similarities. While LA has the advantage, at this time of not having a very thorough public transit system and many single family dwellings or smaller apartment buidlings, NYC has an extensive public transit system that has thrown millions of people together in the age of COVID-19 whether they like it or not. High density housing can also be an issue as well. Simon and I speak about his work as a music teacher and composer as well as the affinity we share for city living that has forever been changed by COVID-19. *"music education is the other big part of my life. i am part of orchestrating dreams, a non profit that stays on track with its goals: helping kids grow up with music. i also teach strings at new york city charter school of the arts."* - Simon Brown You can learn more about Simon on his website [www.simonmbrown.com](www.simonmbrown.com) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 9, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've known Simon Brown for almost a decade, first as a musician who played a couple of shows in more store to a collaborator on recording and video projects. We've stayed in touch long after both of us left our temporary homebase in western Massachusetts with Simon settling in NYC. The differences between LA and NYC are many but there are also similarities. While LA has the advantage, at this time of not having a very thorough public transit system and many single family dwellings or smaller apartment buidlings, NYC has an extensive public transit system that has thrown millions of people together in the age of COVID-19 whether they like it or not. High density housing can also be an issue as well. Simon and I speak about his work as a music teacher and composer as well as the affinity we share for city living that has forever been changed by COVID-19. "music education is the other big part of my life. i am part of orchestrating dreams, a non profit that stays on track with its goals: helping kids grow up with music. i also teach strings at new york city charter school of the arts." - Simon Brown You can learn more about Simon on his website www.simonmbrown.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 9, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I've known Simon Brown for almost a decade, first as a musician who played a couple of shows in more store to a collaborator on recording and video projects. We've stayed in touch long after both of us left our temporary homebase in western Massachusetts with Simon settling in NYC. The differences between LA and NYC are many but there are also similarities. While LA has the advantage, at this time of not having a very thorough public transit system and many single family dwellings or smaller apartment buidlings, NYC has an extensive public transit system that has thrown millions of people together in the age of COVID-19 whether they like it or not. High density housing can also be an issue as well. Simon and I speak about his work as a music teacher and composer as well as the affinity we share for city living that has forever been changed by COVID-19. "music education is the other big part of my life. i am part of orchestrating dreams, a non profit that stays on track with its goals: helping kids grow up with music. i also teach strings at new york city charter school of the arts." - Simon Brown You can learn more about Simon on his website www.simonmbrown.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 9, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I wanted to speak with someone for this first hour of interviews and stories who was already sacrificing so much prior to life stopping as we knew it. Haley Pollock was certainly someone who I knew would have an interesting take on life in the age of COVID-19. I've come to know Haley through the punk rock scene and she is certainly someone who does so much for those who are voiceless or not often heard. I think the following piece will give you an idea of who Haley is. (***at the time this was recorded, April 1, Punk Rock Bowling was only moved to the fall of 2020, it has since been canceled for this year and moved to 2021) *"Haley is in law school right now learning how to be a more effective activist and organizer in Los Angeles. She enrolled in law school to become a legal advocate for people traditionally exploited and mistreated by society and left out of the justice system. She participates in an immigration clinic as a law clerk and provides free direct legal services to people who qualify for humanitarian relief as the result of substantially physical or emotion violence. In her free time, Haley serves on a regional council for NARAL in Los Angeles where she helped gather local support for California policy initiatives by hosting community outreach events, canvasing for candidates endorsed by NARAL, and building coalitions with other non-profit organizations. In 2019, Haley helped get California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law two NARAL-sponsored bills: the College Student Right to Access Act (SB 24), which makes California the first state in the nation to expand abortion access to college campuses, and the Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act (SB 464), which will save lives by addressing bias in reproductive health care and reducing California's high rates of pregnancy-related deaths among Black women. Haley hosted an educational event a women-owned independent bookstore in Los Angeles where she discussed the passages of those two pieces legislation and engage activists in NARALs agendas for the 2020 campaign cycle. Haley is a board member on the Homeless prevention law project which ensures that vulnerable populations who utilize social services are being treated with respect and according to the guidelines of the health and human services department. She helped coordinate a book drive for the Jacaranda Foundation, and organization in Malawi that provides free education to 400 orphans who have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS and was able to raised enough money to help build a library for the Malawi community. She also helped organize a book drive on campus to send to the school for students to use. She spent her 2019 summer as a volunteer legal clerk working with low- and no-income families on family law issues like divorce, paternal rights, custody, and domestic violence. She volunteered with the legal aid foundation in Santa Monica to provide free consultation and advice to indigent folks with housing issues. Haley also went to Downey City Council meetings to provide legal observation and reporting on the violence black lives matters (BLM-LA) activists encountered when trying to attend public meetings where they demanded justice for their murdered brothers by the Downey Police. She also attended Los Angeles demonstrations in support of the BLM-LA initiative #JackieLaceyMustGo and demanded accountability from the Los Angeles D.A. who, sin

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I wanted to speak with someone for this first hour of interviews and stories who was already sacrificing so much prior to life stopping as we knew it. Haley Pollock was certainly someone who I knew would have an interesting take on life in the age of COVID-19. I've come to know Haley through the punk rock scene and she is certainly someone who does so much for those who are voiceless or not often heard. I think the following piece will give you an idea of who Haley is. (*at the time this was recorded, April 1, Punk Rock Bowling was only moved to the fall of 2020, it has since been canceled for this year and moved to 2021) *"Haley is in law school right now learning how to be a more effective activist and organizer in Los Angeles. She enrolled in law school to become a legal advocate for people traditionally exploited and mistreated by society and left out of the justice system. She participates in an immigration clinic as a law clerk and provides free direct legal services to people who qualify for humanitarian relief as the result of substantially physical or emotion violence. In her free time, Haley serves on a regional council for NARAL in Los Angeles where she helped gather local support for California policy initiatives by hosting community outreach events, canvasing for candidates endorsed by NARAL, and building coalitions with other non-profit organizations. In 2019, Haley helped get California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law two NARAL-sponsored bills: the College Student Right to Access Act (SB 24), which makes California the first state in the nation to expand abortion access to college campuses, and the Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act (SB 464), which will save lives by addressing bias in reproductive health care and reducing California's high rates of pregnancy-related deaths among Black women. Haley hosted an educational event a women-owned independent bookstore in Los Angeles where she discussed the passages of those two pieces legislation and engage activists in NARALs agendas for the 2020 campaign cycle. Haley is a board member on the Homeless prevention law project which ensures that vulnerable populations who utilize social services are being treated with respect and according to the guidelines of the health and human services department. She helped coordinate a book drive for the Jacaranda Foundation, and organization in Malawi that provides free education to 400 orphans who have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS and was able to raised enough money to help build a library for the Malawi community. She also helped organize a book drive on campus to send to the school for students to use. She spent her 2019 summer as a volunteer legal clerk working with low- and no-income families on family law issues like divorce, paternal rights, custody, and domestic violence. She volunteered with the legal aid foundation in Santa Monica to provide free consultation and advice to indigent folks with housing issues. Haley also went to Downey City Council meetings to provide legal observation and reporting on the violence black lives matters (BLM-LA) activists encountered when trying to attend public meetings where they demanded justice for their murdered brothers by the Downey Police. She also attended Los Angeles demonstrations in support of the BLM-LA initiative #JackieLaceyMustGo and demanded accountability from the Los Angeles D.A. who, since taking office

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. I wanted to speak with someone for this first hour of interviews and stories who was already sacrificing so much prior to life stopping as we knew it. Haley Pollock was certainly someone who I knew would have an interesting take on life in the age of COVID-19. I've come to know Haley through the punk rock scene and she is certainly someone who does so much for those who are voiceless or not often heard. I think the following piece will give you an idea of who Haley is. (*at the time this was recorded, April 1, Punk Rock Bowling was only moved to the fall of 2020, it has since been canceled for this year and moved to 2021) *"Haley is in law school right now learning how to be a more effective activist and organizer in Los Angeles. She enrolled in law school to become a legal advocate for people traditionally exploited and mistreated by society and left out of the justice system. She participates in an immigration clinic as a law clerk and provides free direct legal services to people who qualify for humanitarian relief as the result of substantially physical or emotion violence. In her free time, Haley serves on a regional council for NARAL in Los Angeles where she helped gather local support for California policy initiatives by hosting community outreach events, canvasing for candidates endorsed by NARAL, and building coalitions with other non-profit organizations. In 2019, Haley helped get California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law two NARAL-sponsored bills: the College Student Right to Access Act (SB 24), which makes California the first state in the nation to expand abortion access to college campuses, and the Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act (SB 464), which will save lives by addressing bias in reproductive health care and reducing California’s high rates of pregnancy-related deaths among Black women. Haley hosted an educational event a women-owned independent bookstore in Los Angeles where she discussed the passages of those two pieces legislation and engage activists in NARALs agendas for the 2020 campaign cycle. Haley is a board member on the Homeless prevention law project which ensures that vulnerable populations who utilize social services are being treated with respect and according to the guidelines of the health and human services department. She helped coordinate a book drive for the Jacaranda Foundation, and organization in Malawi that provides free education to 400 orphans who have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS and was able to raised enough money to help build a library for the Malawi community. She also helped organize a book drive on campus to send to the school for students to use. She spent her 2019 summer as a volunteer legal clerk working with low- and no-income families on family law issues like divorce, paternal rights, custody, and domestic violence. She volunteered with the legal aid foundation in Santa Monica to provide free consultation and advice to indigent folks with housing issues. Haley also went to Downey City Council meetings to provide legal observation and reporting on the violence black lives matters (BLM-LA) activists encountered when trying to attend public meetings where they demanded justice for their murdered brothers by the Downey Police. She also attended Los Angeles demonstrations in support of the BLM-LA initiative #JackieLaceyMustGo and demanded accountability from the Los Angeles D.A. who, since taking office in 2012, according to Black Lives Matter LA, has allowed the death of over 400 people killed by law enforcement (or died in custody) in the county during Lacey’s tenure. But she has charged only one man, Luke Liu, a deputy in the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, for shooting an unarmed man while on duty. On her first day of winter break 2019, she supported the National Healthcare Workers union in sharing the difficulty she has had obtaining mental health care services from Kaiser via the #KaiserDontDeny movement. Haley also volunteers at a health care clinic where she runs interference between patients and zealots who seeks to bully people from accessing healthcare. Haley applied for law school while working at a rehabilitation center which exposed her to the unscrupulous world of drug treatment providers and the abuse addicts experience. Because of the shady business practices she witnessed, she was determined to become legally empowered to defend the vulnerable and make the world more just. This summer, she will be doing exactly that while she works as a volunteer legal clerk for a Federal Judge adjudicating employee claims against employers. She is committed to service and has taken the steps to ensure she can be an active community member and leader in ensuring Los Angeles achieved equity for all of its people. She has dedicated her life to helping the most vulnerable populations. She hopes to work for a non-profit focused on women and children’s rights when she graduates to ensure a fairer and more equitable world where people are able to make the best choices for themselves so that they may live full and productive lives. ~AJ Murillo & Jennifer Marie"* For more information on how you can help or to seek assistance, please see the following links below: https://thesidewalkproject.org/ https://www.groundgamela.org/ https://www.dsa-la.org/ http://www.cangress.org https://www.akpress.org/ https://fosterreprohealth.org/ https://ciyja.org/covid19/ Recorded by AJ Murillo Recorded April 1, 2020 Edited by AJ Murillo & Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)