Post Analog

Charlie and Nathan open up about what having a Podcast that's both Talk and Music based can do for musicians. They then share what they've learned about themselves from doing the Pod. Finally, they feature new Soul, Pop and Hiphop joints for you.

Nathan opens up the show with a classical record that Charlie loves and explains why it was used in one of the greatest film sequences. Then they take you on a voyage of funk, indie and soul music for your enjoyment!

Charlie talks to B-Real about remixing music, having the urge to create music and different strains of marijuana. Also, B-Real gets put on the hot seat with intense "On Blast" questions by Charlie.

For this Jukebox session, Charlie opens up checking if some Top 40 hits can be underground worth if you remove the vocals and keep it instrumentals. Then a surprise ending when schedule and health conflicts abruptly ends the show.

A lot of older people tend to judge the younger generation of artist's and claim that all they do is flex on social media. Charlie plays audio from Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins about his record label experience, Jay Dee on forced TV programming and Angie Martinez interviewing rappers revealing how they stage their persona. Also, Charlie and Nathan play music in their Jukebox Session format for new music for you!

Charlie and Nathan is joined by Mixer Jon who is another mentor to Charles regarding Djing and Hiphop. They chat about preference of sound, how much gangster rap didn't connect with them, lyrical delivery and the exceptional West Coast groups that they respected.

Charlie and Nathan start the show and compare youthful experiences from different generations, the dispute between De La Soul from Tommy Boy records perspective, and finally deep dive into musicians that would've had a whole different life if they chose the artistic route.

Charlie and Nathan open up the show with one of the greatest Beat Battles, show cased in LA. Then, they talk about the responsibility of artist's to put out creative tracks, inclusive to their Pop endeavor. Finally, the episode closes with Charlie playing new Hiphop that is relevant for the older ear.

With all the needed decompression with our routine and life cycles, Host's Charlie and Nathan play 3 songs each that help them cool out to feel good.

Mr. Choc talks about past addictions, leaving a creative career and keeping a hiphop art form alive.

Growing up in the 1980's, you had limited means of learning and entertainment. Music was critical in surfing your upbringing and Host's Charlie and Nathan go through a roller coaster of vibes and records of their foundational decade.

Charlie and Rhettmatic about music , getting into radio in the 90's and the contributions of Asians in boxing and Djing.

We have 3 Music based interviews with Dj Rhettmatic and Mr. Choc (The Beat Junkies) and B-Real from Cypress Hill. 3 Food based interviews with Grill Em' All Food Truck (Great Food Truck Race Season 1 Winners), Jenn Harris (LA Times) and Bill Esparza (LA Mexicano Author and Taqueando Fest Founder) and Gen X Commentary.

For the final episode of Season 2 of the Post Analog Podcast, Nathan probes Charlie into what he is listening aside from the featured Hiphop, Downtempo and Soul they played in this season. Charles plays records that kept him company during a tenuous time where his family suffered in gaining permanent disabilities in the last 2 1/2 years.

Charles and Nathan were just playing back to back songs and show the listener what it's like to grab drinks and talk about music.

Charles and Nathan discuss the novelty of a remix release in the underground scene in the hardware production era. They go over multiple drum machine genres such os reggae, downtempo and soul. They close the episode with a battle on a Michael Jackson vs Floetry version for record supremacy.

The guys talk about producing music, the musical sound and the night life of the 2000's. Finally, they play some of the slept on underground music before the internet sharing explosion.

Charlie and Nathan recount how the mid 90's commercialization of Hiphop made a lot of fans lose interest and listenership. And then, R&B Singers and sampling Soul music started a resurgence of the non commercial sound that saved Hiphop.

We talk about Dilla's music legacy, will he be forgotten the same way other entertainers are treated and who comparably can be considered in his producer's spectrum.

Charlie talks about breaking his rule of NOT commenting on Blogs, Facebook Groups or Reddit Posts and how it gets stressful. Specifically, he talks about how Filipinos crucify you online if you express your honest opinion about the Easter Sunday Movie by Jo Koy being a cringe watch.

Whether it be plain or debauchery, your 20's is a time of exploration and experimentation. Charles and Erika share their experiences of nouveau dating and libations.

Charles and Erika share their thoughts about their work experience and how the youth can learn that both Gen X and Boomer Generations did go through strife and confused job hoping.

Charles and Erika talk about Charles' perception of Alpha Male Idols, that turn out to be Beta Males when it comes to their relationships. They take a deep dive into what has changed in relationship roles, specifically on Will Smith, Johnny Depp and Anthony Bourdain.

You would think when you are in your 40's, relationship breakups are handled better. We discuss the difference when you are in your 20's versus your 40's.

Sujata talks about being Bengali and how people put South Asian people as a monolith. Her challenges as a woman and promotes her movie "Definition Please" and the benefit from watching the movie.

The Post Analog guys do a deep dive from being involved in the LA underground scene, to coming back as listeners. They play some of the best Hiphop and Soul that came out in the 2000's.

Charles and Nathan talk about their involvement in music and then their road to other careers and passions. They also introduce Sa-Ra (Creative Partners) for the older crowd.

Charlie and his other Co-Host Nathan talks about their past involvement in music and how life priorities take over the passion for music. Then, Charlie plays some music made by younger people with an older ear.

Charles talks to DJ Bonds and DJ Breeze about what they learned from producing a documentary, realizations of their accomplishments and of course, music.

Charles and Erika talk about the need for creativity other than working to live. They also give their opinion on how someone in their 40's and older can pursue another career.

Charles and his Co Host Erika talk about how gender roles have evolved and how surprisingly certain societal aspects have not changed.

Gabby Diaz shares her climb from Intern to Host on several Major Market Stations, the difference in doing radio in Los Angeles versus The Bay Area and personal life stories for a great interview on the Post Analog Podcast.

Charles and Erika defines what Toxic Positivity is, and also debate about variations that most people don't speak about toxicity. Also, Charles and Erika have their first disagreement on air!

Charles talks about Will and Jada Smith's narcism, the academy's failure to look out for Chris Rock and the future of comedy.

For the Gen X and Baby Boomer generations, the life path was about having a family. Charles and Erika dive into their upbringing that led to not having kids.

Charles is joined by his Co-Host Erika and they talk about why Charles is still single. They segue into why they both do not have kids.

Jacob talks about his upbringing in the East Coast, reveals how self aware he was at a young age, having the ability to switch careers and his discipline in accomplishing a goals.

Post Analog Podcast.  I'm excited to announce a new show on the Bleav Podcast Network. It's called The Post Analog Podcast. It's a Podcast specifically for people over 40, who are adjusting to social media toxicity, but understand the internet is here to stay. Now young people can also learn from the podcast because being a digital native, does not mean you can not learn from past traditions of manners, assessing context before reacting on social media and apologizing if you are mistaken. I have two rotating co-hosts such as my friend Erika, who has lived through several careers and life experiences. My buddy Nathan, a former Dj and Music producer where He and I will be recommended music for the older ear, produced by the younger generation. Because life happens, and you lose touch with music. And finally, interviews with people in entertainment who practice wellness to accomplish projects and life goals. The Post Analog Podcast. Tradition, Mental Health and Conversation. On the Bleav Podcast Network. Instagram, Twitter, iTunes, Facebook and Youtube @plugonetwo.