Podcast appearances and mentions of danny bland

Stories about The Dwarves, The West Memphis 3, EMP and Gene Autry

The first guest on the podcast! Talkin' shit with Danny Bland.

Danny Bland is a novelist, haikuist, tour manager, and master storyteller–and oh boy, he's got a lot of them to tell. Danny got his start in the music industry as a guitarist in Cat Butt, one of the earliest bands signed to Sub Pop (y'know–the label credited with birthing the Seattle grunge movement in the early '90s). Danny found himself in the throes of addiction by 1992 when his bandmate–at a loss for how to help him–called Danny's ex-Marine father. In this episode, Danny talks about his journey to and through addiction, and how he managed to continue his career in the music industry in spite of being one of the only sober people he knew at the time. Danny artfully weaves humor and anecdotes into his message of helping yourself through service of others. He's liable to bring you to laughter, to tears, and back again before you'll even know what's hit you. These days, you can usually find Danny on tour with Dave Alvin, the MC5, or the legendary Steve Earle–who lost his son, Justin Townes Earle, to addiction in August of 2020. CHECK OUT THE COMPANION SPOTIFY PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE, MADE BY THE MAN HIMSELF–DANNY BLAND. SUPPORT THE PODCAST ON PATREON OR BECOME A PODBEAN PATRON FOR EXCLUSIVE BONUS EPISODES! Jade is an RN on a mission to bridge the gap between healthcare and the arts in a post-pandemic world. She attempts to redefine the concept of the "essential worker" via candid interviews with creatives about navigating medical and mental healthcare in their respective industries. And, as with everything else, she's doing it all with a healthy dose of humor. Purchase Danny's books and merch here Check Danny out on Instagram Check Danny out on Twitter Find Backstage Triage on social media! Here is the pod website! Here is the pod Twitter! Here is the pod Instagram! Here is the pod Facebook! Wanna hear more of the other beats by @BillyGhost from this episode? Of course you do, they were so good! Billy Ghost on Spotify Billy Ghost on Apple Music Billy Ghost on Bandcamp

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Danny Bland is the author of "In Case We Die", "We Shouldn't Be Doing This" and "I Apologize in Advance for the Awful Things I'm Gonna Do".

We're back! So soon? Why not? The rules are out the window! What the hey? I was on the phone with my good friend Danny Bland, punk rocker, poet, rock star tour manager… Danny is the author of I Apologize In Advance For The Awful Things I'm Gonna Do, In Case I Die and the just released, We Shouldn't Be Doing This. All of these titles are available… at Amazon.com. Danny and I were on the phone and he was telling me a hilarious story about having to criss-cross the country just as the nation was sliding into lockdown. I stopped him about halfway through the call and said, wait I should be recording this, and I did, and here it is. Speaking of lockdown, since we're all stuck in the house I thought we'd take a True Tales From Weirdsville look at agoraphobia, and some of its famous, and not so famous sufferers. All of that and more, available right here, so sit back, relax, and let's get on… with our filthy business. https://DanaGould.com

Danny Bland joins CWMD for the third time to discuss his new book, We Shouldn't Be Doing This. Danny and Dwyer also talk about the art of haiku poetry, how some believe he has desecrated the form and life on the road. Mr. Bland also deconstructs the the art of the fart joke. Purchase Danny's book here: https://revolutionartshop.com/Danny Bland can be followed on twitter at: @mrdannybland See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode's guest Danny Bland recently published his third book, We Shouldn't Be Doing This, a collection of his dark and unique haiku with a long list of contributions from his fancy friend guest photographers. This new release builds further upon his 2nd book, I Apologize In Advance For The Awful Things I'm Gonna Do, a collaborative collection of haiku and photography with his longtime friend Greg Dulli. Along with the 2013 novel/biographical fiction release, In Case We Die, he is building quite a body of work for a full-time road manager and retired punk bassist. (I'm pretty set on getting him to appear in a Couch Riffs video, however) Thanks for listening, following, rating and reviewing the Couch Riffs Podcast! If you'd like to become a monthly supporter please visit our website or follow the link below to pledge as little as .99/month. All of the support we receive allow us to make needed improvements to the podcast and its accompanying video series. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/support

A must hear prayer during closing night of MCHCA Outcry 2019

#MCHCAOUTCRY

A must hear prayer during closing night of MCHCA Outcry 2019

Praise & Worship

God has been good to you!

81 Seconds of Prayer

#MCHCAOUTCRY 2019 Closing Session

#MCHCAOUTCRY 2019 Closing Session

Sounds from #MCHCAOUTCRY

Sounds from the #MCHCAOUTCRY Conference

Sounds of #MCHCAOUTCRY

Sounds from the #MCHCAOUTCRY Conference

Sounds of #MCHCAOUTCRY 

Shane Davis singing at the MCHCA OUTCRY Conference

Oh weather outside is frightful. Eh. But nonetheless, Welcome to the holiday 2017 episode of the Dana Gould Hour, recorded high atop in Los Angeles at Falcon's Lair Recording Studios. We have two incredible interviews and a heapin' helpin' of audio extras for your listening pleasure. First of all, it IS December, and that calls for a year-end recap. Last year, I'm sure you recall how, prior to election day, we all thought we knew how the year was going to turn out. Well it didn't quite work out that way, did it? So joining me at the mic today is none other than Mike Murphy. I'm a Democrat, he's a Republican but outside of that, we walk alike, we talk alike, we even wear our socks alike. Mike has no love for the President, and neither do I, but he has some excellent insight into how the other side approaches this most unique period on out history. Joining Mike and myself is Pete Aronson. Pete has held many an executive position in show bidness, as well as being a very talented writer and all around funny guy in his own right. If you are a fan of Stan Against Evil, you have Pete to thank for it. But more than all of that, he's a smart cookie and I'm eager to get this rolling. We also have Danny Bland with us. Compared to Mike and Pete, Danny is a disreputable hobo. Hobo, I say! And that's why we're friends. Danny is, among other things, the road manager for The Blasters, and, yeah, I'd say he has some stories. He's also the author of the excellent novel In Case We Die which details his oh so fun recovery from heroin and the people he met along the way, Danny, well, you'll hear it. I'd like to have Danny on every month. He is the real deal. For details, tickets and links to all of my live show malarkey, please visit the live appearance page at DanaGould.com. I will be back at one of my favorite clubs in the country The Laughing Skull in Atlanta on Jan 4th, 5th and 6th, and then I'll be back up to San Francisco on Jan 18th, 19th and 20th for good ol' Sketchfest. On Jan 19th at the Marines Memorial Theater, the folks who brought you last year's live staged reading of Plan 9 From Outer Space are reconvening for a live stage reading of The John Travolta classic, The Boy In The Plastic Bubble. It stars not only Stan Against Evil actors like me, Janet Varney, Deborah Baker Jr and Nate Mooney, but also Scott Adsit from 30 Rock, Maria Bamford from Lady Dynamite, and Steven Ogg from The Walking Dead, as well as Bob's Burgers' Ron Lynch. The Boy In The Plastic Bubble. See it. We want to put our germs on you. Lastly, if you are in the DC area, I will be at the Arlington Drafthouse in in Arlington, Virginia on Feb 2nd and 3rd. http://DanaGould.com

On a very special Bonus Round episode of AllYouCanGeek, we don't hold back any punches giving Iron Fist, aka "Danny Bland" his just desserts.  From storyline to acting to the characters to how these characters will fit into the greater Marvel + Netflix universe, we discuss it all.  Find out how many Hands we give this show out of 10! #marvel #netflix #ironfist 

Dead Air Nation Online Radio Presents: We The Geek Join your host: The Bearded Knight and his cohorts: The Pantless Wonder and The Meme Master as they go all out to discuss as much as humanly possible in 2 hours. The crew will be talking about all of the hub-bub around Iron Fist, the hype that is the trailers for Atomic Blonde, Baby Driver and The Belko Experiment; the FX show Legion and more. The Pantless Wonder will also be giving a review of the local show that he went to last week! Calls will be taken throughout the show at 646-668-8869

One of CWMD most popular guests Danny Bland returns to CWMD to talk about his collaboration with Greg Dulli, I Apologize For The Awful Things I'm Gonna Do. Dwyer joins Danny Bland in a dark hotel in Hollywood to talk about developing a criminal mind, The Black Panthers, being a man and of course working with the great Greg Dulli See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Episode #11 of The Spud Goodman Radio Show our host visits with NW media veteran Pat Cashman, author Danny Bland who wrote the critically acclaimed novel "In Case We Die" which details the Seattle Grunge scene in the early 90's, hair dresser Vicki Hayes and musical guest rap artist Produktive. 5 out of 4 stars. Tune in and enjoy. Please share. Visit Spud's website at: spudgoodman.com

Former punk rocker and first time novelist Danny Bland joins me in a great conversation about comradory of junkies, why booze is more dangers than heroin and fear of being openly raw and honest in your work. Danny's stories and life are beyond thrilling and fascinating. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Danny Bland stops by Arts & Seizures to talk rock ‘n’ roll and fiction writing with Mike Edison and Judy McGuire! Danny has a storied history in the rock ‘n’ roll world, playing in bands like The Dwarves, The Best Kissers in the World, and Cat Butt. Danny recently released his first novel In Case We Die through Seattle’s Fantagraphics. Hear why Danny decided to write a novel instead of the typical sex ‘n’ drugs ex-rocker memoir. Learn about Danny’s past with Sup Pop Records, and how the label used to dominate the Seattle music scene. How has Seattle changed over the past twenty years? From yoga moms to homeless men, Danny’s entertaining them all with In Case We Die! This program has been brought to you by Roberta’s. “I’m bored with rock ‘n’ roll memoirs to tell you the truth. My musical career wasn’t that interesting to tell you the truth… If you were in the toxic condition that I was in, your attention to detail is going to be suspect, at least.” [17:30] — Danny Bland on Arts & Seizures