Podcast appearances and mentions of dylan shearer

Mayo Thompson is the founding member of The Red Krayola, an experimental rock group that has existed in various formations since 1966. He's collaborated with The Raincoats, Pere Ubu, and the Fall as a record producer, is an active visual artist, and has recently published his second novel, “After Math,” a sequel to 2020's “Art, Mystery” (both available via Drag City Publishing). Mayo joins Low Profile to discuss the unconventional processes of several Red Krayola albums, his lone solo album “Corky's Debt to His Father” and its recent live embodiment, his experience as a writer, a long-standing collaborative relationship with the conceptual collective known as Art and Language, and working with others including Lora Logic, featured on the previous episode.  The interview is conducted by a panel featuring returning cohosts Dylan Shearer and Jack Habegger teaming up with Markly to tackle this heavyweight guest. The unedited interview is available for supporters at patreon.com/lowprofile in this episode: The Red Krayola “People Get Ready, The Train's Not Coming” (00:02) The Red Crayola “Hurricane Fighter Plane”  (08:30) The Red Crayola “Freeform Freakout no. 3” (15:05) The Red Crayola “Transparent Radiation” (16:32) Mayo Thompson “The Lesson” (18:25) The Red Crayola “Coconut Hotel” (25:03) The Red Krayola with Art and Language “Ergastulum” (34:02) Mayo Thompson and the Corky's Debt Band (live) “Worried Worried” (35:53) The Red Krayola with Art and Language “The Milkmaid” (39:13) The Red Krayola “If S Is” (45:57) The Red Krayola “Bad Medicine” (51:43) The Red Krayola “Breakout” (55:12) Low Profile is supported by you on Patreon and also receives in-kind support from these independent Olympia businesses:  Schwart'z Deli, San Francisco Street Bakery, Old School Pizzeria, Rainy Day Records and Scherler Easy Premium Shitty American Lager from Three Magnets Brewing Company. Instagram: @lowpropodcast Facebook Community: Low Profile Listener Hub Support this show: patreon.com/lowprofile Illustration by Jack Habegger Scherler Sundays (live episode tapings + free concerts) is happening again in Olympia for Summer 2024, visit scherlerbeer.com for updates!

Once upon a time in England, a teenager named Susan Murphy brought her saxophone to audition for a new punk band called X-Ray Spex- a group that was not looking for a sax player. Despite that fact, she made the cut, and like her fellow new band mates, she adopted a stage name: Lora Logic was born. When her tenure with the band was unexpectedly cut short, a friend with a studio encouraged her to forge her own path, and in 1979 the underground scene was introduced to her next project Essential Logic- a groove-laden and experimental sort of progressive punk rock. Somewhere along the way she became a Krishna devotee and let her music career take a back seat, re-emerging on occasion with a new set of songs. Nearly 50 years after it all began, Essential Logic is back with a new album called “Land of Kali,” and a box set called “Logically Yours.” Dylan Shearer co-hosted this episode, and we spoke with Lora at length about everything- how it all began, how things have changed, her nuanced collaborative relationship with X-Ray Spex vocalist Poly Styrene, why she plays the sax, her travels to India, and collaborating with her daughter on the latest iteration of Essential Logic. Lora also shares a favorite vegetarian recipe.

Jim O'Rourke is a composer and producer living in Japan after spending most of his life in Chicago. His solo and collaborative works range from pop songwriting to electronic and avant-garde, being one of the first musicians to use a computer for live improvisations. His albums have been released on Table of the Elements, Drag City, Mego, and his own label Moikai. As a producer he has worked with Joanna Newsom, Wilco, US Maple, Stereolab and countless others. He has been a member of Sonic Youth, Loose Fur, Illusion of Safety, Boxhead Ensemble and Gastr Del Sol. O'Rourke's collaborators include Christian Fennesz, John Fahey, Tony Conrad, Loren Connors, Keiji Haino and the Red Krayola. As a film composer he has made contributions to School of Rock, Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man and a smattering of Japanese films. Jim chats from his home studio The Steam Room with Markly and guest host Dylan Shearer about his formative years, musicians he admires, his current works and aspirations, his take on the world of streaming music, responds to listener questions, and discusses why he no longer writes songs with lyrics or tours. Includes an introduction from Sean O'Hagan of Stereolab, High Llamas and Microdisney.Find this episode's website at lowprofilepodcast.com to dive even deeper.Special thanks to Forrest for editing in the music selections for this program, to Lani Morrison for this episode's illustration, and to Eli Moore and Miles Rozatti for helping with cleaning up the remote audio.If you enjoy this show and want to help support it, you can join the community of patrons at patreon.com/lowprofile. For a flexible monthly donation, most people go for 3 to 5 dollars a month, you'll receive access to things like advance release episodes, behind the scenes footage, insights into my research for this program, first dibs on merchandise, and unedited interview recordings. Plus you'll be helping to make this oral history project sustainable, and if you join up I'll also send you a sticker and a button as a thank you. Again, that link is patreon.com/lowprofile This show also receives in-kind support from several Olympia businesses including Rainy Day Records, San Francisco Street Bakery, Schwartz's Deli, Old School Pizzeria, and Scherler Easy Premium Shitty American Lager from 3 Magnets Brewing Company. Artists and musicians! Want vinyl records but can't afford to order 1000 and wait 8-12 months? Check out our friends at Lathecuts.com. They will make you vinyl singles in quantities as low as 50 as quickly as 3-4 weeks. All of their pricing is ala carte and they can help pick a package that fits your budget. Email Mike at Lathecuts@yahoo.com and Mention Low Profile to get a 10% overrun on your order for free!

 Dev Ray, Dylan Shearer and Ali Baker (with Summer Schief) make an appearance at the final Sherler Sundays concert of 2022. Ali and Summer reveal their new band name, discuss singing harmony with the Mona Reels, and share about their recent opportunity to share the stage with hip-hop royalty. Dylan performs in Olympia for the first time in 20 years and talks about his formative years in the Mojave desert, and the chapter of his life in the Bay Area leading to working with members of the Osees and Comets on Fire. Dev visits Olympia for the first time ever, sharing songs from his upcoming record and talking about previous projects. I've also collaborated musically with each of these friends of mine, so we're talking about those experiences as well.This concludes the series of live highlights from Scherler Sundays, and Low Profile will be back soon with a brand new season that's over a year in the making, starting with The Mona Reels.You can find all of today's featured artists on Bandcamp:Dev Rayhttps://devraymusic.bandcamp.comDylan Shearerhttps://dylanshearer.bandcamp.com/Ali Bakerhttps://alibakermusic.bandcamp.com/Scherler Sundays is a collaboration of Low Profile and Three Magnets Brewing Company.https://www.3magbrewing.comAnd of course, this show is supported by you at https://patreon.com/LowProfile !You can find all previous episodes of Low Profile with Markly Morrison at https://www.lowprofilepodcast.com

This week on Wines, Wines, Wines, joining us is the THE Montana Blowhard himself, Dylan Shearer. The Socialist KING brings his hate for Marvel and all things multiverse to the table for what can only be described as the most educational and emotional episode yet! Find Dylan on Twitter, or subscribe to his weekly blog, delivered straight to your email: https://dylanshearer.substack.com/

How One Small Business Has Been Able to Thrive Despite COVID 19 There is no denying that COVID 19 has been particularly difficult for small business owners. With forced lockdowns and tightened restrictions to prevent the spread of the pandemic, many small business owners have had to dig deep in order to overcome these challenges and stay afloat. Today, I want to shine a spotlight on a fantastic retail business in Brisbane Australia that has not only survived, but literally thrived despite the global pandemic. Bio: I want to welcome Jennah Grimsey to the show representing Vault Entertainment Pty Ltd. (Vault Games), located at – Lower Ground, 62 Queen Street, right in the heart of the city in Brisbane, Australia.  Jennah is in partnership with her husband Dylan Shearer and their mutual friend Cassandra Varian. Financial Foreplay® Highlights: Often, more sales does not fix cash flow problems, in fact, it can make them much WORSE High growth periods will highlight cash flow and working capital problems very quickly in your business Less than 30 days of cash reserves in the bank to deal with an emergency is very unsafe You should strive to have 4-6 months of cash reserves in the bank Top 3 lessons learned from coaching Cash flow is the #1 metric + you need to have enough working capital to fund the operating cycle and growth It never makes sense to drop prices in retail just for the sake of driving high volumes of sales (i.e. Black Friday sales) Supplier terms are critical – often an extra 2-3 weeks to pay is much more valuable than a discount on price Bank lending is very difficult for small businesses to get (even with the government backed guarantees offered during COVID19) Non-bank lenders are much more flexible and approve loans more quickly but the trade-off is much higher interest rates which much be factored into your costs Paypal is roughly 14% and Prospa offers a 24% interest rate – you need to adjust your business model to ensure you can cover these additional costs of doing business Top 3 impacts on Vault Games from having a coach during the past 12 months Net profit margin increased from 0.5% to 13% Cash flow up 750% with 2.5 months cash buffer in the bank for emergencies (and working towards 4 months of cash buffer) Allowed business to expand by moving to larger premises and pay for all leasehold improvement and fitouts with cash Took first fully paid vacation as owners (in four years of operations) Do You Need Some Help to Get Your Cash Flow & Business Turned Around? For those of you who are listening to this podcast and thinking “hey that is exactly where I'm in my business and I could use some help to boost my cash flow and also put more systems in place so that my business works without me”, please know that help is available if you are open to learning and willing to do the work. Reach out now to speak with Rhondalynn about your suitability and readiness for coaching:

Alex and Ben are joined by Dylan Shearer to turn your favourite movies into board games. This episode: The Phantom, where the trio learn a lesson in walking ghosts. Join the discussion about any of the games on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiceHard/ Find Alex of Blue Room Board Games: @blueroombg // wynnter.persona.co // Blue Room // Red Genie E-mail: redskygames@iinet.net.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedSkyGamesAu/ Twitter: redskygames1 Go FundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/red-sky-games-prototypes-and-playtesting

SNL is not funny and this is why f/ Sarah Squirm, Jake Flores, Patrick Winegar, Dylan Shearer, and Fred Stoller Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton playing Leonard Cohen. SNL having Liz Warren do TikTok videos instead of creating a progressive coalition with Bernie to win. Jen Kirkman not telling a single joke in 4 years because Hillary lost.Why do comics have such bad politics? Why isn't there solidarity within the comedy community?Written by Dylan Shearer (dylanshearer.substack.com/p/never-vote…r-a-comedian)Hosted by Patrick WinegarProduced by Kenzo ShibataGuests: Sarah Squirm, Jake Flores, and Dylan Shearer, cameo by Fred Stoller (Seinfeld, Dumb and Dumber, Everybody Loves Raymond)In this weeks' ep, Patrick Winegar (Chicago DSA, former improv comic) interviews Sarah Squirm AKA Sarah Sherman AKA The Old Swamp Hag (Helltrap Nightmare, Adult Swim), Jake Flores (Pod Damn America, Why You Mad Pod), and Dylan Shearer (Chicago DSA, writer, historian).This episode balances political theory with a healthy amount of trash talking. If you're concerned we're talking about you, my Patreon is $5 a month.Easter egg: hear my kid make a raspberry in the background at one point.sarahsquirm.com/www.feraljokes.com/dylanshearer.substack.com/

Alex and Ben are joined by Dylan Shearer to turn your favourite movies into board games. This episode: Coming to America, where the trio learn a lesson in immigration. Join the discussion about any of the games on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiceHard/ Find Alex of Blue Room Board Games: @blueroombg // wynnter.persona.co // Blue Room // Red Genie Find Dylan in the following places: Vault Games: https://vaultgames.com.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vaultgamesoz/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/vaultgames/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyWOkFjJuUI7SBfrw_9E8RQ Twitch: https://twitch.tv/vaultgamesoz

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Alex and Cal are joined by Dylan Shearer from Table Tyrant Games to turn your favourite movies into board games.This Episode - Jurassic Park where the trio learn a lesson in being caught with their pants downJoin the discussion about any of the games on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiceHard/  Find Alex of Blue Room Board Games @blueroombg // wynnter.persona.co // Blue Room Facebook // Red Genie FacebookFind Cal @caillanjenkinsFind Sam @samprattwhiteFind Dylan of Table Tyrant Games Table Tyrant Games // @allofthedFind The Video Shop @videoshoppod0 Likes Share

Comedian, fellow podcaster, history buff, and owner/founder of the internet magazine, The Blowhard, Dylan Shearer stopped by to chat with Doug and Justin about the 2016 presidential election. The three heroes talk about the battleground states, political ads, the rise of Donald Trump through the election, and how to make a change in the political system. Doug asks if we still need elected representatives in Congress due to all of our modern technology. The trio then talk about the changes they would make to the government to try to make it better, because they are obviously super qualified to make these suggestions. Things are wrapped up with a historic throw-down with the Roman Empire vs. the American Empire. Head over to http://www.theblowhard.com and read the fantastic articles that are posted! It’s a awesome site. Follow The Blowhard on Twitter @theblowhardnews and on Facebook. You can also listen to Dylan’s podcast, The Greatest Podcast in History! It’s about history, which you know is going to be awesome. Dylan Shearer stalked on Twitter @montanablowhard and on Facebook.