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What an honor to host super talented singer songwriter and actor Adam Busch on the show. You might know him from his band Common Rotation or his numerous acting gigs, including a regular on Buffy The Vampire Slayer...He shares his music inspirations, and plays some amazing songs for me from his home banquette. www.xraepod.com

This is the end of Season Three: The Appening.. Host Andras Jones assays the remains of this cloistered season which began on February 4, 2020 when R. Walt Vincent asked if he was worrying too much about the “novel” flu he was reading about coming out of China. And now we're closing it out with this session recorded on July 8th, 2021 featuring: - A segment from an extended interview with the director Paul Williams, the full episode of which is available from The World Is Wrong podcast - Andras Jones's closing question for The Pop Oracle - Remembrances of Zak Nilsson & Don Heffington & - The revelation of a big dangerous synchronicity shedding new light on the last several years of the show Featuring: The Radio8Ball Theme Song performed by ANDRAS JONES with MARSHALL THOMPSON & DOMINIC GENOVA The Pop Oracle Song of The Day for July 8th, 2021: "Fight It If You Want" by JON AUER Referenced Clips: Will Morgan on Radio8Ball: http://www.radio8ball.com/2021/02/09/will-morgan-of-meta-egg-and-wandavision/ The Mormon & The Meth Head on Radio8Ball: http://www.radio8ball.com/2019/04/23/mormon-the-meth-headpart-1-jessa-reed-with-andras-jones-the-music-of-peter-david-connelly/ Zak Nilsson on Radio8Ball: http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/07/01/tribute-to-harry-nilsson-andras-jones-zak-nillson/ Don Heffington on Radio8Ball: http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/05/30/andras-jones-don-heffington/ Featured Music: "I Don't Think I'll Make It Through The Summer" by MERCH "Are We Breaking Up Tonight?" Written by PETER DAVID CONNELLY and performed by ANDRAS JONES "Love's Hangover Sale" by CHRIS "SANDMAN" SAND & THE RADIO8BAND "Bigger Man" by ZAK NILSSON "Avenue C" by DON HEFFINGTON "Absolutely No Sense Of Humor" by ANDRAS JONES Double Naught Spy Car provides the musical bed with “The Mooche” by Duke Ellington & “In Walked Bud, Out Walked Bud” by Thelonious Monk Thanks to Alan Green for “special projects”. Graphics by Tony Householder Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball  LINKS: RADIO8BALL WEBSITE - www.radio8ball.com THE WORLD IS WRONG podcast:https://www.theworldiswrongpodcast.com/ RADIO8BALL APP - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822 RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Busch manages Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, a position that even House Speaker Nancy Pelosi expressed envy over. Originally from Long Island, he graduated from the University of Albany SUNY, where he majored in Sociology, then worked handling merchandise for God Street Wine. He went on to work with Gov't Mule, Common Rotation, Bob Weir and Ratdog, Further, The Dead, Phil Lesh, and Wolf Bros. He routes tours, selects venues, deals with travel logistics and tour accounting, puts together Dead and Company's set lists, and much more. Matt currently spends most of his time in California, but travels all over the country and the world with Bob Weir and Dead and Company.

This week's episode of "Hunkered In The Bunker" needs no great explaination. It's the special Covers show. Ever wonder what a great college radio station(like WFUV for example) would sound like if they couldn't secure rights but still wanted to play songs by the Beatles, Bruce, Prine, Dar Williams, Leonard Cohen and Common Rotation? Well, they'd probably recruit Monsiuer Bernsteinn to just play everyone's songs for them. Well, here's what that would resemble... Also of note: this was the only show to be sponsored by "Sahtekar Caviar", one of Larry's collaborators in the used Turkish mixing equiptment/ bootleg caviar ring. It was not exactly widely announced by Dan as it was a precarious situation at the time but a necessary move to take the Bunker to the next level. It's not very dissimilar to all the mob money that controlled the airwaves in the 50's-60's. Now that we here at the Bunker are all above board with our wonderful sponsors it is an important piece of history and imperative to one's full understanding of the wild history surrounding the world's favorite quarantine FB live series. So enjoy the show and as always...Stay Hunkered Please help support all here at Hunkered In The Bunker: PayPal dbhq@danbern.com Venmo @Dan-Bern-1 "Hunkered Covers" Originally Aired : 2020/04/04 4:35 PM PST All songs this week are covers R = Readings L = w/ Lulu -------Tracklist-------- R For Whom The Bell Tolls – John Donne Don't Let Us Get Sick (Warren Zevon) That Thing You Do (Adam Schlesinger) Sam Stone (John Prine) Joe Roberts (Bruce Springsteen) My Kingdom (Common Rotation) Yesterday (Beatle Paul) I'm A Believer (The Monkees) Daydream Believer (The Monkees) Christians & the Pagans (Dar Williams) Uncle John's Band (Grateful Dead) Everybody Knows (Leonard Cohen) On A Plain (Nirvana) Birdhouse In Your Soul (They Might Be Giants) Both Hands (Ani DiFranco) Raspberry Beret (Prince) Hard Times In Cairo (Greg Prestopino) 279 East 10th Street (Mike Viola) Strange & Beautiful Things (Orit Shimoni) Vancouver (Andrew Calhoun) Abandoned Love (Bob Dylan) I Just Like The Rain (Janos) Pocahontas (Everclear) Break My Stride (Matthew Wilder) Fight Fiercely Harvard (Tom Lerel) City Of New Orleanes (Steve Goodman) Disappearing Railroad Blues (Arlo Guthrie) Jersey Diner (Kar Davis) Basket Case (Green Day) Color Of The Blues (John Prine) Amarillo By Morning (George Strait) Freight Train Blues (Bob Dylan) Lovesick Blues (Hank Williams) God (John Lennon) L Chains (The Beatles) Reason To Believe (Bruce Springsteen) Hunkered In The Bunker is : Performed by Dan Bern Produced by Larry Transferred/Edited by Jeff Davis Brought to you by Sahtekar Caviar https://www.danbern.com/ https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio-free-bernsteinn/id1123684286?ls=1 https://danbern.bandcamp.com/ https://www.zazzle.com/store/danbernmerch/products https://twitter.com/danbernhq?lang=en Hosted by ZenCast.fm

JAMES COMBS of the band GREAT WILLOW has been on Radio8Ball many times under different names and in different roles. He joins host ANDRAS JONES for this session to discuss his song "To Know You Is To Save You" (recorded on Radio8Ball in Seattle in April of 2008) which was the randomly chosen answer to Pat Thomas's question on last week's episode. There's a synchronistic twist to this session that initiates a conversation about the current divide within the Democratic party which is neither comfortable nor easy but it may be familiar. Featuring the music of IRA MARLOWE, DAN BERN, COMMON ROTATION, GREAT WILLOW & I SEE HAWKS IN LA. To hear ANDRAS's question please join the Patreon campaign. $1 a month gets you the bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball  Featuring: The Radio8Ball Theme Song performed by IRA MARLOWE The Pop Oracle Song of The Day for June 4, 2020: "Beautiful Ride" by DAN BERN & COMMON ROTATION Featured Music: "To Know You Is To Save You" by JAMES COMBS (with ERIN SHAWN HAWKINS) "Schlitz" by IRA MARLOWE "Radio Keeps Me On The Ground" by GREAT WILLOW & I SEE HAWKS IN LA Double Naught Spy Car provides the musical bed with “The Mooche” by Duke Ellington & “In Walked Bud, Out Walked Bud” by Thelonious Monk Thanks to Alan Green for “special projects”. LINKS: GREAT WILLOW - https://www.greatwillowmusic.com/ IRA MARLOWE - https://iramarlowe.bandcamp.com/ DAN BERN - https://www.danbern.com/ RADIO8BALL WEBSITE - www.radio8ball.com RADIO8BALL APP - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822 RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow EPISODE PAGE at WWW.RADIO8BALL.COM - http://www.radio8ball.com/2020/06/14/james-combs-ira-marlowe/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An early installment of Sparks Nevada featuring Common Rotation. Recorded Live at M Bar on October, 7 2007. Starring Marc Evan Jackson, Mark Gagliardi, and Common Rotation. Music by the Andy Paley Orchestra. Written by Ben Acker & Ben Blacker.Plus Cal Plamby (Hal Lublin) returns! With another ad for KEEPS Hair Removal Treatment! Get a free month of treatment at keeps.com/thrillingFind the entire back catalog of The Thrilling Adventure Hour plus Bonus Content, Complete Libraries of Classic Segments, Merch Discounts and more on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/thrillingadventurehourFollow The Thrilling Adventure Hour:https://twitter.com/ThrillingAdvhttps://www.facebook.com/ThrillingAdventureHourThe Thrilling Adventure Hour is a Forever Dog podcasthttp://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/the-thrilling-adventure-hour

Host: ANDRAS JONES Musical Guest: DAN BERN & COMMON ROTATION  Guests: JOHN C. REILLY Recorded at Theater Off Jackson in Seattle, WA On April 25, 2010 R8B Theme Song performed by INARA GEORGE Andras Jones - Producer/Editor Andrew Burrill - Producer Corey Lopardi – Recording Engineer Tony Householder - Graphic Design Branika Scott - Social Media Producer Carlo Velasquez - Digital Media Brought to you by Erica Russel LINKS:  RADIO8BLOG - http://www.radio8ball.com/2019/01/07/john-c-reilly-w-dan-bern/ DAN BERN - http://danbern.com/ COMMON ROTATION - http://www.commonrotation.de/files/main/index.php  RADIO8BALL APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/  RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball  RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/  RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball  RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow  Support the show. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric Kufs got his start in a New York indie-folk trio called Common Rotation. He and his bandmates - Adam Busch and Jordan Katz - were childhood friends who had come of age together, started a band, forged an original sound and established themselves with relentless tours and several albums. Before long, their hard work had paid off and they'd collaborated with the likes of They Might Be Giants, Indigo Girls and Dan Bern. When Busch's acting career picked up speed in California, the trio decided to uproot the entire ensemble and Kufs and Katz relocated to Los Angeles with Busch. The saturated scene in LA prompted Kufs to find new ways to make a living at music. Sometimes, necessity is the mother of reinvention. Kufs started playing hours-long busking gigs on Santa Monica's highly trafficked 3rd Street Promenade shopping and dining district. The gigs were not theater shows where a captive audience sat and listened politely in their seats, but the transient nature of the steady stream of passersby provided Kufs with an opportunity disguised as a challenge. Kufs had always been prolific - he already had nearly a thousand original songs in his repertoire - and he now complemented his sizable catalog of originals with reimagined cover songs, providing yet another opportunity to expand on his considerable talent as a singer, guitarist and songwriter. The extended sets allowed him time to experiment; he could essentially profile the shoppers and revelers passing by and cater his song selection to garner the most attention. After all, attention meant tips and tips is income. It's an important lesson to learn that only foolhardy performers neglect to read their audiences. Years on in California, Kufs is still at it, making a living in music with his unique blend of folk and blue-eyed soul. With Common Rotation currently on hiatus, Kufs has established himself as a solo performer in his own right with a new EP called Sense and Nonsense in Psychology, Part One and a steady performance calendar.

Eric Kufs got his start in a New York indie-folk trio called Common Rotation. He and his bandmates - Adam Busch and Jordan Katz - were childhood friends who had come of age together, started a band, forged an original sound and established themselves with relentless tours and several albums. Before long, their hard work had paid off and they'd collaborated with the likes of They Might Be Giants, Indigo Girls and Dan Bern. When Busch's acting career picked up speed in California, the trio decided to uproot the entire ensemble and Kufs and Katz relocated to Los Angeles with Busch. The saturated scene in LA prompted Kufs to find new ways to make a living at music. Sometimes, necessity is the mother of reinvention. Kufs started playing hours-long busking gigs on Santa Monica's highly trafficked 3rd Street Promenade shopping and dining district. The gigs were not theater shows where a captive audience sat and listened politely in their seats, but the transient nature of the steady stream of passersby provided Kufs with an opportunity disguised as a challenge. Kufs had always been prolific - he already had nearly a thousand original songs in his repertoire - and he now complemented his sizable catalog of originals with reimagined cover songs, providing yet another opportunity to expand on his considerable talent as a singer, guitarist and songwriter. The extended sets allowed him time to experiment; he could essentially profile the shoppers and revelers passing by and cater his song selection to garner the most attention. After all, attention meant tips and tips is income. It's an important lesson to learn that only foolhardy performers neglect to read their audiences. Years on in California, Kufs is still at it, making a living in music with his unique blend of folk and blue-eyed soul. With Common Rotation currently on hiatus, Kufs has established himself as a solo performer in his own right with a new EP called Sense and Nonsense in Psychology, Part One and a steady performance calendar.

Eric Kufs got his start in a New York indie-folk trio called Common Rotation. He and his bandmates - Adam Busch and Jordan Katz - were childhood friends who had come of age together, started a band, forged an original sound and established themselves with relentless tours and several albums. Before long, their hard work had paid off and they'd collaborated with the likes of They Might Be Giants, Indigo Girls and Dan Bern. When Busch's acting career picked up speed in California, the trio decided to uproot the entire ensemble and Kufs and Katz relocated to Los Angeles with Busch. The saturated scene in LA prompted Kufs to find new ways to make a living at music. Sometimes, necessity is the mother of reinvention. Kufs started playing hours-long busking gigs on Santa Monica's highly trafficked 3rd Street Promenade shopping and dining district. The gigs were not theater shows where a captive audience sat and listened politely in their seats, but the transient nature of the steady stream of passersby provided Kufs with an opportunity disguised as a challenge. Kufs had always been prolific - he already had nearly a thousand original songs in his repertoire - and he now complemented his sizable catalog of originals with reimagined cover songs, providing yet another opportunity to expand on his considerable talent as a singer, guitarist and songwriter. The extended sets allowed him time to experiment; he could essentially profile the shoppers and revelers passing by and cater his song selection to garner the most attention. After all, attention meant tips and tips is income. It's an important lesson to learn that only foolhardy performers neglect to read their audiences. Years on in California, Kufs is still at it, making a living in music with his unique blend of folk and blue-eyed soul. With Common Rotation currently on hiatus, Kufs has established himself as a solo performer in his own right with a new EP called Sense and Nonsense in Psychology, Part One and a steady performance calendar.

ADAM BUSCH currently stars on TBS's series Men at Work and is the lead singer of the indie folk band Common Rotation. He got his start as a teenager, landing his first film role in Léon: The Professional (1994). He then had a recurring role on the children's series The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo. Since then, Adam has appeared on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, House, Grey's Anatomy, Law and Order, The Jury, The Sarah Connor Chronicles. We discussed therapy, angst, narcissism, fear of success and fear of failure, and the joy and self indulgence of show biz. This is part 2 of our candid conversation and, yes, I will only release part 1 if the public demands it, albeit politely. You can do so here: www.employeeofthemonthshow.com.

BUCK HENRY, the actor (SNL, 30 Rock) and legendary screenwriter (The Graduate, To Die For, Protocol, Get Smart) joined TV writer ALLISON SILVERMAN (The Office, Portlandia, The Colbert Report, The Daily Show, Conan) and houseband COMMON ROTATION on this very special live taping in Los Angeles. We also screened MYC which you can now see here: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/5caa1368d0/m-y-c-mice-york-city EMPLOYEE of the MONTH is a talk show all about work, jobs, and labor. Catie Lazarus hosts this critically acclaimed podcast where she interviews and honors those who love what they do and have dreamy jobs, albeit with some exceptions. Dictators, fascist or otherwise, parking ticket officers, or known shmucks are ineligible for the prestigious Employee of the Month award.

Getting dumped hurts... It is traumatic, like a car wreck. Unforeseen and out of your control. This tape is made for those on the receiving end. 1. (music bed) Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Emilie Clare Barlow. 2. Movie Clip, Bananas. 3. I Hate Myself For Loving You, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. 4. Don't Lets Start, Common Rotation. 5. Gonna Get Over You, Sara Bareilles. 6. Movie Clip, Bananas. 7. I'd Rather Go Blind, Monica Chinazzo 8. Vacation, Richard Cheese. 9. Nobody But You, Nadeah. 10. You Never Need Nobody, The Lone Bellow. 11. Warning Signs, Eilen Jewell. 12. Movie Clip, Bananas. 13. Down On My Knees, Ayo. 14. Reminisce, John Mark Nelson. 15. The Rain Falls, Elanor McEvoy. 16. Movie Clip, Bananas.

Common Rotation, the fantabulous folk band, kindly created our fantastic theme song. Jordan Katz, Eric Kufs and Adam Busch (who has also received the Employee of the Month award) are the main players and I am so proud and grateful to have them as Employee of the Month's official band for all West Coast, East and South Asia live tapings. I thoroughly recommend you check out their music. They perform live and you can download their albums! www.commonrotation.com

Marty Stuart: This One's Gonna Hurt You (with Travis Tritt) (This One's Gonna Hurt You,Universal)Little Country Giants: I Think of You (Fists of Foam and Fury,self-released)Butch Thompson and Pat Donohue: Papa's On The Housetop (Vicksburg Blues,Red House Records)Furnace Mountain: Who Could Blame Them (The Road to Berryville,self-released)Kasey Chambers: If I Needed You (with Jimmy Barnes) (Storybook,EMI)Steve Earle: Mr Mudd and Mr Gold (Townes,New West)Townes Van Zandt: Loretta (Anthology,Charly)Karine Polwart: We're All Leaving (Traces,Hegri Music)Polly Barrett: Sunday's Well (Mr Bookshop,self-released)Dana and Susan Robinson: Lazy John (American Hornpipe,Threshold Music)Robin and Linda Williams: Storms Never Last (These Old Dark Hills,Red House Records)Orbo & The Longshots: God Help Me (If I Can Love Again) (Prairie Sun,Blue Mood)Mike Farris: Mary Don't You Weep (Salvation in Lights,INO Records)Rab Noakes: Mississippi (Standing Up Again,Neon Records)Malcolm Holcombe: The Crossing (Down the River,self-released)Tom House: Whiskey Sings Like Angels (Winding Down the Road,Mud Records)Sierra West: Good Enough (Hold Your Fire,21 Monkeys Music)Larkin Poe: Make It Hurt (Thick as Thieves,Edvin)CS Nielsen: I Followed My Woman (Man of the Fall,Melodika)Dan Bern: Sunday Never Comes (Doubleheader (with Common Rotation),self-released)Arlan Feiles: A Hard Line (Weeds Kill The Wild Flowers,Not Pop Records)Scott Cook: High and Lonesome Again (Moonlit Rambles,Groove Revival)Hurray For The Riff Raff: What's Wrong With Me (Look Out Mama,Loose)Michael Gaither: Still A Small Town (Starlite Drive-In Saturday Night,self-released)Tom Kell: Dove (This Desert City,17 Degrees Recording)Arthur Alligood: We Had A Mind To Run (One Silver Needle,Newsong Recordings)Walt Wilkins: Something Like Heaven (Plenty,Ride Records)Otis Gibbs: The Ballad of Johnny Crooked Tree (Joe Hill's Ashes,Wanamaker Recording Company)Hatful of Rain: The Exit Song (Way Up On The Hill,Union Store Music)

Tom Lenk and Adam Busch (Andrew and Warren from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") stop by to chat with Cole and Vanessa about Project Runway, Paula Deen's butter-flavored lip balm, the Sonic Youth split, sleeping Belafonte, Frydaddies, Drones, Milli Vanilli, cassingles, Tim Gunn's new catchphrases, faked radio kidnappings, The Dali Lama vs. Steven Seagal, Common Rotation, [...]

Over an hour of music and conversation with Common Rotation (Adam Busch, Eric Kufs, Jordan Katz), with an appearance by Dan Bern. Between some Christmas music and "an old Long Island protest song," we discuss movies inspired by true events, the pay-to-play racket and the Clear Channel monopoly, and the frightening prospect of strip club food.