Into the Echo

Reiley and Clark come in at completely different levels, but still find a way to talk about cooking. New Perfect Circle, old Old 97's, and a ballad from The Long Winters make the cut this week.

Reiley and Clark explore their favorites of the year, and the growth that 2017 brought to their lives.

We hope you enjoy our 2017 Christmas special; a modern, radio play version of Dickens' tale of redemption and love. The hosts from our current podcasts (and some yet to come) worked very hard on it. Below, in no particular order, are the cast and crew that made it possible.Ebenezer Scrooge - Daniel CraryTiny Tim - Reiley WagenhalsBob Cratchit - Clark HodgesMrs. Cratchit - Alyssa SmallFred - Cameron FehringJacob Marley - Austin A LoganThe Ghost of Christmas Past - Adair RiceThe Ghost of Christmas Present - Maia Mills-LowBelle - Courtney CraryFezziwig - Reiley WagenhalsThe Portly Gentlemen - Maia Mills-Low & Adair RiceThe Bullies - Austin A LoganFan - Courtney CraryNarrator - Daniel Crary Written by Daniel CraryCo-Written by Austin A LoganEdited by Courtney Crary & Adair Rice Audio Editing by Daniel Crary & Austin A LoganAudio Engineering by Clark HodgesMusic by Cameron FehringProduced by Daniel Crary This production is dedicated, with love, to Floyd  Copyright 2017, All rights reserved.

Reiley and Clark give a brief take on Christmas music before wandering back into punk and Julien Baker. Happy Holidays, everyone! Our year end episode will come out soon, so tune in to find out what we liked the most in 2017.

Reiley and Clark talk about one of their favorite angst-ridden high school albums, and how it still has relevance in their contemporary lives.

Ooh boy, this was a wild one. Reiley and Clark delve into the world of Livestreaming, where they listen to punk rock and talk about how this thrashing, awesome genre changed their lives. 

Reiley and Clark continue their food pod...music podcast in their latest episode. Vikings and British people make an appearance.

Reiley and Clark discuss The Protomen, pop-punk, and Fall music.

Reiley and Clark stumble into a new bit, as well as a ton of songs. The guys take two intermissions as Reiley bombards Clark with too many songs.

Reiley and Clark talk about Synthwave, Jon Bellion, Japanese pop, Hardcore music, and lots of plumbing.

Reiley and Clark delve into the new LCD Soundsystem album, and Reiley learns some lessons about dinner time.

Playlist:Dredg - Planting SeedsHow is prangent formed?Foxing - IndicaDead Letter Circus - Next in LineLogic - 1-800-273-8255Ween - Transdermal CelebrationGrieves - LeveesKendrick Lamar - Look Out For DetoxCHVRCHES - Empty Threat

Reiley and Clark discuss the importance of staying motivated and creative. Clark struggles to get a song in edgewise.

Reiley and Clark talk about pets, growing up, different types of metal, and the new Grieves album.

Reiley and Clark discuss a wide variety of songs new and old. Reiley can't decide on a mood, and Clark has devolved into a tween.

Reiley and Clark discuss the new Nine Inch Nails and Gary Numan releases. They also delve into The Long Winters, Foxing, and Clark's long list of contemporary emo bands.

Reiley gets raw. Adair has everything stolen. Clark sighs. Reiley and Adair drink. Adair's sister does the dishes.

Songs Mentioned:Nine Inch Nails — Less ThanGlocca Morra — Ya'll Boots Hats? (Die Angry)*shels — The Conference of the BirdsGorillaz — Rock the HouseMath the Band — Four to SixMogwai — No Medicine for RegretWeezer — Butterfly 

Clark and Reiley are joined by special guest Austin to discuss alt-J's newest album "RELAXER". They liked it, but for completely different reasons.

Reiley and Clark ponder mortality and pick a few songs to match their feelings. They also ponder the pangolin and brood about Ambient music. Join them as they discuss Boards of Canada, Benjamin Clementine, Krystal Optiks, and Amber Run.

Reiley and Clark discuss The Philharmonic Spree, Bruce Springsteen, Felt, The Strokes, and more. Also, Reiley puts his foot in curry and Clark accidentally goes Freudian.

Reiley and Clark...well let's be honest...Reiley rants a lot. Clark listens. It's therapeutic.

Reiley and Clark are joined by Adair Rice for an episode of folk, pop, and Sufjan Stevens. Much talk about planets and science ensues.

Reiley and Clark venture into a lot of food and a little music. The guys also get excited about a lot of new music coming out soon.

Reiley and Clark are joined by Austin from 20 Minutes of Banter to discuss some new music, including Gorillaz, Feist, and Jimmy Eat World.

Reiley and Clark give listeners some new music suggestions, and discuss one of their favorite new bands.

Reiley and Clark discuss the one year anniversary of Into the Echo

Reiley and Clark talk about some recent music discoveries. Clark opens the world of Third Eye Blind b-sides, and Reiley can't get enough NPR.

Reiley and Clark discuss the good ol' days, diet changes, and domestic violence. It's fun, we swear.

Reiley and Clark discuss listener-suggested songs, each one a bit stranger than the last.

Reiley and Clark discuss Spring music and How to Become a Greaser. From the high-tempo sounds of Charly Bliss to the way-down sounds of Kaleo, they take on the many moods that come with a new season.

Reiley and Clark delve into a darker, more groovy side of music. Topics include Johnny Cash, new Gorillaz, new Arcade Fire, and more.

Reiley and Clark discuss The Breakfast Club, screamo, and wearing socks with sandals. They also bring in some post rock and wrap it up with a surprise track.

Reiley and Clark talk New Years resolutions, High School Reunions, and staying positive in a changing world.

Reiley and Clark discuss the start of a new season, using music to meditate, and what it's like to watch your childhood fade away. It's happier than it sounds, I promise.

Reiley and Clark's Top 10 Songs for 2016

The Secret Weapon Productions Holiday Special!

Reiley and Clark discuss LCD Soundsystem's 2007 album "Sound of Silver"

Reiley and Clark discuss protest songs, punk rock, music that defined the Civil Rights Movement, and more.

Clark and Reiley love Autumn in Montana. As the leaves change, so do their clothes, recipe books, and - most importantly - their music choices. Join these two music-culture nerds as they curate a selection of Autumn-Approved™ songs and albums.

Reiley flies solo, bringing in a hot handful of punk, indie, metal, pop, post-rock, and electronic music.

Reiley and Clark take on The Gaslight Anthem - The '59 Sound, a classic New Jersey alt punk album released in 2008 on SideOneDummy Records.