LOAD IN/LOAD OUT - Kindercore

On this episode, Cash and Ryan sit down for a chat with the band Country Westerns from Nashville, TN. Topics of conversation include the consequences of casual sax, non-disclosure agreements loom large, and Canada: Thumbs up or Thumbs down?Be sure to check out County Westerns live at Nowhere Bar on Sept 19th along with Craig Brown Band & Teddy and the Rough Riders. Where you can also pick up a copy of their latest 45 released by Soft Junk Records and pressed at Kindercore Vinyl!

On this episode, Cash and special guest host Hunter Pinkston sit down for a chat with the South Carolina based Boo Hag. Topics of conversation include backing up pacifist door guys, The Rule of Two (or the exhaustion of having to talk to another person), and we check in on the health of the humble house show.Check out their music (including the 7 inch we pressed here at Kindercore)!https://boohag.bandcamp.com/

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down with their brothers (Mat Lewis and Dennie Carter) for a discussion about touring with family.Topics of conversation include which philly cheesesteak place tastes like racism, "Pardon me ma'am, I meant to spit on the blind guy," and Cash Carter calls out jazz, pointless noise music, the Myers Briggs personality test, and the almighty herself. ENJOY!

On this episode, Cash and Ryan sit down for a chat with the band Feather Trade. Topics of conversation include Jabba the Hut's Ebay schemes, Mister Magoo-ing out of an Elvis fan's deathtraps, and solicitation by the world's most polite swinger.(Guest produced this week by Will Wise!)

On this episode, Cash and Ryan sit down with Ryan and Andrew from Reptar to chat about the old days + Curt Castle and Neighbor Lady!Topics of conversation include playing hard-to-get while dressed as Tinky Winky, Pickachu goes over the edge singing the song of his people, and a chase sequence guest starring Jace from Double Ferrari!

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down for a chat with the band S.M. Wolf (on the PIPTK label).Topics of conversation include looking for a urinal and finding Justin Bieber, calling strange Florida phone numbers to acquire bargains, and Cash considers identity theft.

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down with the group Cicada Rhythm on the New West label. Topics of conversation include a train hopping tutorial + meet cute, evaluating plastic takeout containers for potential fluid capacity, and we play a game of "What's in the pouch!?" with Ted Cruz's campaign manager. :0

photo by Greg Chow On this episode, Cash and Ryan interview Jay Gonzalez- solo artist and member in good standing of the Drive By Truckers. Topics of conversation include celebrating 10 years as a Trucker, cats as surrogate parents, and inclement weather derails a Hall & Oates show down by the river

On this episode, Cash and Ryan sat down with NYC based singer/songwriter Kelley Swindall as she passed through town playing the Georgia Theater supporting an upcoming album. Topics of conversation include sacrificing cars on the alter of the city, the oddest Olive Garden commercial ever conceived by humans, and Ryan Lewis goes dark.

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down with The Cadets- Cash's first real touring band. As we cover some of our host's formative experiences, topics of conversation include (but are not limited to) - The majesty of the Roo van, Isaac and Chuck tell a story about coming in from the cold, + undernourished vegans in Japan!

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down with Bryan J Howard - leader of the local group The HEAP and member in good standing of Cracker's touring band. Topics of conversation include playing bass behind a bass legend, Kindercore has always been at war with The Classic Center, and a discussion of the Forest Heights deer population breaks out into an impromptu hunting podcast.Bonus impression: Cash Carter imitates the singer from Disturbed :)

On this episode, Cash sits down with Greg Cartwright backstage at the Georgia Theater. Topics of conversation include sleeping in proximity to EDM in a squat, the difficulty of working for others after working for oneself, and the story of practice room heist that added insult to injury.

On this episode, Cash sits down with Lemuel Hayes (drummer/Cindy Wilson) for a nice chat backstage at the Georgia Theater. Topics of conversation include (but are not limited to): A friendly heads-up regarding the realities of touring China. Returning to rock after an egregious injury. Plus- two SURPRISINGLY good Meatwad impressions. Disclaimer: This podcast has come unstuck in time (this episode was recorded in the past).

On this episode, Cash And Ryan sit down with The High Divers, who recently passed through town to play the Georgia Theater. Topics of conversation include van wrecks, getting called out by your Dad when you flub a guitar solo, and legal lesson from Cash Carter about constructive possesion.

Ryan and Cash sit down for a chat with the legendary David Barbe. Topics of conversation include (but are not limited to): professionalism in onstage regurgitation, an encounter with the Goof-a Man, and David reveals his tour tested recipe for a cocktail you might want to avoid.

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sit down with Mariah Parker (aka Lingua Franca) to chat about her first tour, racking up a Flagpole Award and being a force for change on the local scene.

photo by Jason Thrasher Ryan sits down for a chat with the band Five Eight to celebrate the release of their new record, Songs for Saint Jude. Topics of conversation include Mike Mantione's Special All Ages Firework Display, we convene the world's first reverse intervention, and the phrase "road skin" makes an unfortunate appearance.

Our guest for this episode is post-punk legend, professor, and music industry veteran, Hugo Burnham (Gang of Four)  Ryan and Cash sat down with the charming Mr. Burnham to talk touring with some of Athens finest, knocking the dust off for a reunion tour, and the pleasures and perils of academia.

On this episode, Ryan and Cash sat down with Hunter Morris of the band Blue Blood to talk about the nature of stories left untold, getting prepared to properly welcome DJ Jazzy Jeff in Philadelphia, and amicably deciding NOT to attend shows with a friend.

Ryan sits down with Dead Confederate frontman T. Hardy Morris at the historic Georgia Theatre to discuss getting shaken down by the Irish mob, spontaneous fistfights in the U.K., and the hypnotic effects of Lady Gaga on the youth of America.

This week, Ryan and Cash catch up with road warriors (and super nice people) Shana Falana and her collaborator, Mike Amari. Topics include, but are not limited to: unscrupulous tactics of European agents, exceeding maximum moisture levels in France, and several tales from the Make Out Room.

This week we loop back around for part 2 of our discussion with The Agenda. Ryan joins drummer Mat Lewis, Kindercore co-founder Dan Geller, and frontman Justin Robinson. Topics of discussion include Mat Lewis getting trapped in the closet, Justin Robinson gives a heckler the business with a folding chair, and a solemn invitation is issued to "hang out in the fog" Support Load In/Load Out

This week, Ryan and Cash sit down with the precision device known as Motherfucker. Topics of conversation include getting well known on one of the internet's premier rock forums, the citizens of not-Akron display their vigilance, and the day of humans is over- the day of the ribbon crasher has arrived!!

Things get metaphysical this week as Adam Hebert joins Cash and Ryan in the Kindercore studio. Topics include dispelling the Holy Ghost accidentally, the potential threat of skanking Jesus, and God loves Les Claypool, but not everyone agrees. 

This week Ryan and Cash sit down with Christian DeRoeck, fresh off tour with the band Deep State on the Friendship Fever label. Topics include, but are not limited to- gas cap improvisation, a shot of whiskey after a taunting by Frenchmen, and the genesis of, "Hey, that's my daughter you're taking about"!!

Legendary rock photographer Bob Gruen joins Cash this week to tell tales of rock and roll legends on the road. Drinking breakfast with the Allman Brothers, losing his boots to Sid Vicious, getting attacked by the Yakuza with the New York Dolls in Japan.

This week, Kindercore's wildcard Cash Carter has a post Xmas dinner chat with garage rockers Guantanamo Baywatch. Topics of discussion include: Pushing the van across the finish line, handling the ego of Jeremy Piven in Hawaii, and the illusive identity of Jonny Cat. Support Load In/Load Out

This week the raucous Lee Bains III + The Glory Fires rolled into the home studio to talk the King of Swing ending a drought at SXSW, the politics of rocking in the South, and the horrible smells of life on the road.

Orlando's the Pauses hit the couch and chat with Ryan and Cash about passing time in the van with isolated vocals, bringing an older man to the point of weeping catharsis, and having an ardent fan feed you your own face.

And we're back! For our Super-Sized Season Two Opener, Cash and Ryan hit the mics with Ryan's former band members from the Agenda. Topics include diving into unsuspecting drum kits, bringing Cornholio 10 years too late to the coolest people on the planet, and lewd ballads sung to famous people. Check back later this season for more from the Agenda!

Join Cash, Bill and Ryan as we wrap up Season One and tell some tour stories of our own. Tales of Bill getting his first bear hug from a man in sweaty lingerie, Cash and the Cadets vs Japanese Manga culture, and Ryan and the great Bill Doss apple prank of 2001. Happy Holidays! We'll be back with new episodes in January!

This week Jay Karbomb swings by the Kindercore studio to chat with Cash and Ryan about medical testing deep in the heart of Texas, the connection between Carbon Monoxide and a healthy sleep schedule, and bandmates who can no longer afford to ignore the stuff leaking out of the loft in the van.

We had it all planned out... We'll record an episode backstage at the 40 Watt... What could possibly go wrong? Enjoy as things get weird. Stories about vans driving up and down stairs and almost off the side of mountains, and tons more.

Carey Means, voice of Aqua Teen Hunger Force's Frylock, joins Ryan in the Kindercore Studio while Cash spends the week on tour. Topics include waiting for Don LaFontaine to die, booze cruising with Moral Orel, and the Mooninite assault on an American city.

Shana Falana and Mike Amari kick back with Cash and Ryan to tell tales of secret identities, the problem with drummers and the return of the abandoned school house from episode 11.

The one and only Cindy Wilson of the B-52s and collaborator Ryan Monahan join Ryan and Cash in the Kindercore studio to talk thrifting on tour, Fred Schneider's woodsy past and a harrowing tale of survival on the Broad River!

Blacknerdninja joins Cash and Ryan in the Kindercore studio this week to talk the magic touring in cars, the upside of the side-hustle and the multiple identities of Spider-Man.

Drummer Patrick Ferguson has been a powerhouse in the Athens music scene since the early '90s, playing with the legendary Five Eight, the Powder Room, Vic Chesnutt, the Psychedelic Furs and dozens of others. Cash and Ryan caught up with Patrick just before he left town to tour with Mike Mills' rock concerto project. From a high speed chase through downtown Birmingham Alabama to an early morning van explosion, Patrick has seen some shit and was raring to tell the tales.

Marshmallow Coast (and ex-of Montreal) mastermind Andy Gonzales joins Cash and Ryan in the Kindercore studio to examine the finer points of flying panties, cool names for invasive procedures and the secret history of the Gay Parade.

Americana solo artist Scott Low (ex-Efren) joins Cash and Ryan in the Kindercore studio to discuss tour fishing, the highs and lows of whiskey, and a Bedazzled Cowboy.

Sienna Chandler of Monsoon drops by the Kindercore studio to talk touring, Toyotas, and the old abandoned school house of Bristol, NY.

Cash and Ryan take the week off while Bill sits down to chat with Noah McCarthy - Nintendo operator for the video game tribute ninjas, Bit Brigade. Topics include the secret hot dogs of Seattle, audience induced technical difficulties, and composing a speed run that rocks.

Old friend Andrew Rieger of the band Elf Power joins us this week to discuss the dangers of low overpasses, cheap thrills with Vic Chestnut, and the madness of Scandinavian sauna door locks.

The brothers Anderson of the band Minorcan join Cash and Ryan to discuss day old bread, drunk elk, impromptu haircuts and Tindering while touring.

Sam Fogarino of Interpol joins Cash and Ryan in the Kindercore studio to discuss life on the bus, the persuasive powers of Josh from Queens of the Stone Age, and being in the presence of David Bowie.

Canadian ex-pat chef and rocker Lenny MIller (Cancers + co-owner of the restaurant Preserve) sits down with Cash and Ryan at Kindercore studios to discuss his days wreaking havoc across America, touring Japan and a life changing van accident.

This week: transmissions from Popfest! Questionable RVs, sticky fingered fans and drag queen beatdowns, OH MY! Cash and Kindercore co-founder Dan Geller talk to Deerhoof backstage at the Georgia Theater then Ryan and Dan end the episode with John and Tammy from Dressy Bessy outside Little Kings Shuffle Club.

This week Noelle Shuck from Shehehe joins Cash and Ryan in the studio to talk about the magic of house shows, the perils and powers of being a woman who rocks, and so much more!

For this week's episode Bill sits down to talk with Sam Paulsen of Man...or Astroman?, Girls Own Love and We Vs. The Shark about her first guitar, her origin story and life on the road. Cash takes the week off and Ryan ends the episode with a story about touring with Bill Doss and the Sunshine Fix.

This week we hear tour stories from Jeff Tobias of Sunwatchers, We Vs. The Shark, Dark Meat and more!

On the eve of the release of their new double LP PYLON "LIVE" (available from the good folks at Chunklet), Ryan and Cash sit down with Vanessa Briscoe Hay and Michael Lachowski of Pylon to discuss their days in the van.