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World Famous TJ Starts A New Band But Its The Same Movement Its Always Been. All Hustle. Joe Rinaldi Tries To Keep Up.

Tim Pyles and Lou Niles from 91x Interview SDIVA and Music Box's Joe Rinaldi on the actions underway to stabilize independent music and comedy venues and the scenes they support

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego
: First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99.
 We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we have a special guest; Sammy the Sound Guy. We discuss what he sees from behind the sound board, what bands he likes to see and he reminds us to respect the sound gear because hey, someone owns it. Let's go!

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego
First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99.
 We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we have our first guest Noel Jordan of Eye For An Eye and The Classified. We discuss the Poway High music scene, Agent 51, Openfast, Mr Bungle and Mike Patton leaving his jacket. Let's Go!

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about setting up the venue to open the doors, merch splits, changing light gels, the 5 minute set changes and the punk rock ballet. We also mention tragedies and crazy shit that happened at SOMA and the destruction of our neighborhood. Let's Go!

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about booking the talent, relationships, national shows versus local shows, tech riders and marketing with flier routes. Don't forget the manila envelopes of cash. Honorable mentions go out to the Circle Jerks and Bad Religion. Let's Go!

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about the politics of a 16 year old working at an all ages venue. We talk about how to talk to parents and the art of moshing. Honorable mentions go out to the shows of Silver Chair and the Foo Fighters. We kick it off with how old we were then and are now. This podcast was recorded at SGM studio, the home of Sleeping Giant Music. It was also mixed and mastered at our friends at distinctmastering.com. Music provided by Break Anchor. Please like us, follow us, subscribe to us, find us. Thank you!

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego One on Union St from 88-94 and one on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode, we talk about how to make money at a venue w/o alcohol as well as the bands who promote and the shows that they get. We talk about the owner Len, band members who have passed and we make good mentions on No Doubt shows and a Smashing Pumpkins show. Let’s go.

Fanboy is a full length feature film produced on the streets of San Diego by longtime Casbah employee and published Author Ben Johnson. Getting it made and seen is one thing, but add a pandemic and another level of hijinx ensues. Joe Rinaldi from Music Box and SDIVA (San Diego Independant Venues Association) sat down with Ben after taking in the movie at a sold out drive in premier and talked through this singular phenomenon. In the time of covid, audio isnt always ideal, we will publish a transcript of this audio and attach it to our social media.

SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego One on Union St from 88-94 and one on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode, we go over the origins of Jerm, Jerry and I, Mikey Beats. As well as the origins of all three SOMA Venues. We also go over finding the perfect location for a music venue and the end of the night clean up, let's go! This podcast was recorded at SGM studio, the home of Sleeping Giant Music. It was also mixed and mastered at our friends at distinctmastering.com. Music provided by Break Anchor. Please like us, follow us, subscribe to us, find us. Thank you!

thanks so much to woods for having long lost joe on a podcast, find out more about west coast oktoberfest at WestCoastOktoberfest.com

Freddie is back in the fold, but probably wishes he wasn't, Mikey and Joe groove to the rumbling sound of a collapsing planet. (editors note we did this a day before comey got fired)

Andy Boyd shows up to our podcast in a suit that defies description with the best poker face ever seen on earth. We try and look beyond it with varied results. Dan admits he and Te'o are eskimo brothers in a new unforeseen way.

Rosey Bystrak (Casbah, SDDialedin) joins Mikey and Joe for a starting point conversation about how public transit did not plan the future as well as we mightve hoped. Sometimes, Freddie forgets that we're there at all.

Mikey and Joe bring Jorge Padilla (a Raider fan) on the show and sparks fly in a stupid, harmless way. We should've been nicer, no?

We talk Chris Martin into coming back to podcasting after a 2 year hiatus and he instantly regrets it, or at least the podcast he chose to come back to. Mikey bought a house, Joe is treading water, Freddie is infected by Westworld

Mikey brings in another profoundly good guest and Joe ruins it. The FYA cast can't let go of an absurd conspiracy theory about the Chargers imploding on purpose because they want to move to LA and be movie stars like Todd Gurley and Jay Mohr, except thats a commercial not a movie. Big difference to guys like Joe Enge, a lifelong San Diego Charger fan, and our guest.

We go over the ballot, and get warmed up by speculating that the russians were responsible for the demise of both malaysian airliners. Brent Beltran keeps us in check with the facts.

Mikey's on the clock for the birth of his second child but makes several bad decisions anyway. Freddie thinks we're ignoring him.

Joe hires Mikey Beats as cohost because of Freddies studio, Freddie may not know about that. Mikey may also not know about that. All three agree that Pacific Beach has achieved ultimate revenge VS North Park: "Hate us, become us".

A podcast on video with a guy who hasnt slept, a band whose patience is wearing thin, and a light show... What could go wrong?

Jenna and Craig from The Verigolds put up with a lot. Dan is a walking kaleidoscope, as usual.

Joe partnered with Mikey Beats on Oysterfest and it did really well and sold out, it's gone to their head, and this victory lap might boil over. Reader Andy could give two f....

dj mikey beats gives us the details on the 6th annual oysterfest june 13 2015

its like one podcast instead of 7, for a long drive or several shorter walks. Lou Niles recollects 14% of his San Diego Music scene stewardship, Andy tries in vain to reel us in.

FYA / Lets Talk to Jake Najor. Joe Rinaldi and Andy Boyd sit down for an in depth catch up with Grammy nominated drummer extraordinaire Jake Najor on Grammy day.

There is nothing in this podcast about the 2014 elections. A perfect hideout from the blanket coverage. Dan big times, Andy has a practice date for the future, Chris crunks, and Joe knows too much about prostitutes in Marina Del Rey

chris forgives the world for not forcing him to the mic one second sooner than circumstances would allow and says he is sorry

Dan, Andy and Joe list out their collection of male stalkers, while Chris dresses well and goes big. Producer Dan eulogizes episode 2.