Podcasts about edgeland

Brown shares his experiences of exploring the most unlikely zones of urban industrial wastelands where wild nature is eking out its existence outside the human realm. He encourages us to explore these exciting urban edgelands which are teaming with life. Christopher Brown is an accomplished lawyer who has worked on two Supreme Court confirmation hearings. He has also been general counsel for several technology companies. His varied experiences span from restoring prairies to reporting from Central American war zones. He's author of three award-nominated science fiction novels and The Natural History of Empty. His current nonfiction book explores the natural world in urban settings: Lots: Field Notes from Urban Edgelands, Back Alleys, and Other Wild Places (Timber Press 2024).Interview Date: 12/2/2024. Tags: Christopher Brown, biodiversity, abandoned lots, industrial sites, urban creeks, brownfields, Neolithic, agriculture, Kiva, pit house, colony of Harvester ants, Edgeland home Austin, wastelands, Tesla plant in Austin, biodiversity, climate change, Animals, Ecology/Nature/Environment, Social Change/Politics

Turn right off the towpath beside the Military Canal, cross the footbridge, locate the stile that leads onto the hill, then follow the rough footpath up into some impressive edgeland. It's rough. Grassy. Very thistly. And as you ascend it feels hard. Increasingly wild. It's somewhere up here, we say, striding firm against the gradient. But the thing's not marked on the map.   The Sound Mirror of Hythe is a large concrete parabolic dish. A giant ear, pointed out to sea, designed a hundred years ago, pre-RADAR for the early detection of incoming aircraft. Surely, we puff, a structure like this must stand out like a sore thumb? Well no. The steep ground has twists and folds. Ridges and bends that have to be walked. And no military installation worth its salt, however obsolete, is or should ever be easy to find.  We eventually see huddled low in the grass a squat blockhouse. A derelict radio receiving station, according to one historical website. Then we see the dish itself. A concrete shape, nestled against a steep bank, sadly now in a terrible state, trees growing up through its collapsing sections. Up close the dish is behind substantial chainwire fencing and surrounded by what amounts to a moat of evil shoulder high stinging nettles. Whatever evidence there may be of the 'listening chamber' said to reside at the foot of the structure, is not possible to see. It may indeed be buried under broken concrete.  We stood for a long time. Taking it all in. Despite its state, this dish is still active. Still reflecting and to some extent shaping the aural soundscape around it. Of course only from the listening chamber could one be an ear witness to what this structure was properly designed to do, but knowing that on some level it is still working, still channeling the soundscape from the sky above the sea, is, in a quiet way, thrilling. We found some shelter for the Lento box behind the radio receiving station, angling its view up the hill to capture both the near and far soundscapes. Near, wild wind whips through the edgeland grasses, a few crickets are cricketing. Mid-distance left, the sound mirror, about 40 yards. You can hear the wind when it catches in the trees growing in and around the dish and sometimes a yellowhammer. Right of scene is the hill rolling down into the valley. At the bottom the military canal. What filters in from behind the Lento box is from the coast and the ocean view. Toot toot of the steam railway that runs from Hythe, Dymchurch, Romney and Dungeness. Occasional distant echoes from circling seagulls and a construction site. Listening back we think some of these sounds at least are being reflected off the dish itself. 

Midnight Madness Radio Episode 249 with Blade, Blitz Union, Black7, Changing Tymz, Bekx, Karen Bella, James Kilbane, Problem Patterns, Doghouse, Dennis Scott, Drown Again, Deemed Unfit, Austin Mo, Edgeland, Black Rose, Coldwards, and Emil Sigfridsson.

My interview with the band discussing the new album and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-carrigan/support

I detta avsnitt intervjuar jag "Edgeland" som är aktuella med att stå i finalen i "NestorNext" 6/6 med några andra grymma band. Låten efter intervjun heter "Hillside Of The North"

Bright hazy sunshine. Behind, and up the bank, a winding footpath, littered with discarded sunbleached things. Here, sat still and amongst it all, dense bankside vegetation. Everything dried up, and whisping in a warm late summer breeze. Ripe blackberries growing on renegade edgeland canes. Hints of sunbathing crickets. Slishing shoreside water. Wafts of cludgy strandline clay. The Thames flows from left to right of this sound scene. Far to the right, almost inaudible, Tilbury Docks. Gantry cranes lifting containers light as lego bricks from giant ships. One after the other. Bleeps thinly carried by the cuffing wind. Straight ahead the overgrown slope of the riverbank opposite. Far to the left a ship, approaching. Mid-channel. Steaming east, just twenty miles more to go to pass Leigh-on-Sea, then out onto the open sea. Its huge engine kneads the air with deep, muscle massaging vibrations. Reminds this forgotten piece of wilderness, that it's an edgeland. Taking in the vastness of the river. And listening into its detailed shoreline. And letting the time pass. Such a wide river at this point. Such choppy water. Washing and rewashing the lumpy clay bank, in brisk rocking rhythms. Shifting something small, and tinny. Perhaps it's a fragment of paper-thin slate. Or a slither of metal. The water's revealing an empty thing down there too. Hollow. Maybe a semi-submerged plastic container being slowly unburied from the mud. A little way to the right, along the bank is a rusting wreck. A stranded pontoon bridge, left to rot. Nature will find it something to do, one day, when it's ready. All we need to to, is wait.

EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY NOS VISITAN: Jean Genus – My Theme Song Ft. Danko Jones 🤘 Robin McAuley – The Endless Mile Grand Design – God Bless Raw ‘n’ Roll Bonfire – Don’t Get Me Wrong – MMXXIII Version Whitesnake – Can You Hear the Wind Blow – 2023 Remix Vandenberg – House On Fire Godsmack – Soul On Fire 🍺🍺 Edgeland – Chaos is Calling Night Demon – Escape from Beyond Ammotrack – Accelerate Firewind – Destiny is Calling Elegant Weapons – Blind Leading The Blind 🍺🍺🍺 + 🏆 Metallica - If Darkness Had a Son Lovebites – Stand And Deliver (shoot’em Down) 🍺 PLAYLIST (Spotify) del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0z2CxQ7Zherj4qoNZNTjHC?si=f0c5c9632db3439b 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Elegant Weapons 🤘 Este icono son saludos por parte de los grupos a Hörns ÜP! Videos Saludos de los Grupos (YouTube) --> 🤘https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ Síguenos en: #hornsuppodcast https://hornsup.es Telegram: https://t.me/podcasthornsup Instagram: @hornsuppodcast Twitter: @HornsUp2020 YouTube: 💥💥 SUSCRÍBETE !!! 💥💥https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Puedes ayudar a Horns Up como nuestros "Fans": Ander, Ricardo, Eric, Charly, Mau, Raspu, Óscar, Pedro, Juankar, Carolina y Juanra Mellado (Gracias!!). Botón azul "Apoyar" https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-horns-up_sq_f1835002_1.html ¿Quieres anunciarte en este podcast? Hazlo con advoices.com/podcast/ivoox/835002

EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY NOS VISITAN: Jean Genus – My Theme Song Ft. Danko Jones 🤘 Robin McAuley – The Endless Mile Grand Design – God Bless Raw ‘n’ Roll Bonfire – Don’t Get Me Wrong – MMXXIII Version Whitesnake – Can You Hear the Wind Blow – 2023 Remix Vandenberg – House On Fire Godsmack – Soul On Fire 🍺🍺 Edgeland – Chaos is Calling Night Demon – Escape from Beyond Ammotrack – Accelerate Firewind – Destiny is Calling Elegant Weapons – Blind Leading The Blind 🍺🍺🍺 + 🏆 Metallica - If Darkness Had a Son Lovebites – Stand And Deliver (shoot’em Down) 🍺 PLAYLIST (Spotify) del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0z2CxQ7Zherj4qoNZNTjHC?si=f0c5c9632db3439b 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Elegant Weapons 🤘 Este icono son saludos por parte de los grupos a Hörns ÜP! Videos Saludos de los Grupos (YouTube) --> 🤘https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ Síguenos en: #hornsuppodcast https://hornsup.es Telegram: https://t.me/podcasthornsup Instagram: @hornsuppodcast Twitter: @HornsUp2020 YouTube: 💥💥 SUSCRÍBETE !!! 💥💥https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Puedes ayudar a Horns Up como nuestros "Fans": Ander, Ricardo, Eric, Charly, Mau, Raspu, Óscar, Pedro, Juankar, Carolina y Juanra Mellado (Gracias!!). Botón azul "Apoyar" https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-horns-up_sq_f1835002_1.html ¿Quieres anunciarte en este podcast? Hazlo con advoices.com/podcast/ivoox/835002

Digitalisierung First, Bedenken Second oder Edgeland? NRW hat Aufholbedarf bei der Anbindung ans Netz und der Digitalisierung der Behörden. Vor allem die Liberalen hatten große Pläne zu Regierungsbeginn. Wie geht es weiter? Samuel Acker berichtet. Von Samuel Acker.

Ear of the Edgeland Ep.4 / Albionsound by Eastern Ear

Hi were idiots, this is episode 1 of season 2. Tristan forgot to add the audio we were to dumb to notice until now. I'm not here but I here its good.

In this episode, Wioleta talks to painter and educator Craig Drennen about his latest show at Laney Contemporary Gallery in Savannah, GA.

We chat with the marvellous Mattias Johnson Haake about "ruining" Symbaroum with the The Haunted Waste and the forthcoming 5e Kickstarter. Plus The Community Atlas and Edgeland

Dusk. The gates of the Lee Valley Park are shut. The people are gone. The miles of footpaths are empty, save for crossing ducks. Beside Norman's Pond, hidden in the scrub, the dark bush crickets have begun. Gulls cry out. On tepid summer water, swans are swimming, slow under the gathering shadows, drippling the mirror-still surface for food. Their calls bounce and echo across the empty lake. Melding with the sound of passing trains. With the tidal flow of the A10, London's artery into rural Hertfordshire. Nightfall. The waterbirds are asleep. The shadows have gone. The lake is inky black. But hooting the commencement of real dark, of the real night, hear, the first owls. Through the scrub, the crickets have sharpened their messages. And at the very edge of the water, something very small scratches at something.  Delicately, with the patience of an invisible thing. Dead of night. Emerging like a squeaky toy jumping through carpets of leaves, a creature on the run, or on the hop. It comes, and goes, right past the microphones dissolving into wherever. Owls hoot in the high treetops opposite, and some waterbirds have woken up again, now the air has cooled. It's shifted. Now there's a wind. The A10 sounds to the right of the horizon, and the undulating hum of the power station beyond the bird hide can easily be heard. A floating sine wave, the subtle underflow of our civilisation. Occasionally things splash into the water, and call out over the lake. Dry hanging leaves rustle in sympathy with the passing breezes.   This is peace in the Lee Valley. Edgeland peace. A peace formed out of calm rather than absence. Tranquillity, not from being away from human things, but beside them when they are at ease. 

Codec Projects - S1E12 - Bill Conway | The Hard Times | Comedian | Vert Button We talk about getting into growing up skateboarding and going to hardcore shows in Massachusetts, getting into doing stand up comedy, the Edgeland podcast, starting The Hard Times, working at Dunkin’ Donuts and much more. You can follow Bill and everything he’s doing at @ihatebillconway Please leave us a review in iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you’re listening to this. It really helps build awareness and it would mean a lot to me. Also, don’t forget to check out the 6 part DSIL docuseries that’s now available for purchase or rental on Vimeo On Demand. You can learn more about it and everything else we’re working on at codecprojects.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @codecprojects

In December 2014 The Hard Times was launched, earlier that year the site's cofounders Matt and Bill talked for the very first time on Bill's podcast Edgeland. Today we are bringing you a special episode where we revisit that fateful meeting. If you like Edgeland you can still find it on Apple Podcasts, but not Spotify because it didn't exist when Edgeland was around. So fuck Spotify. Enjoy.

The third episode in the series finds us back on the rural railways, from Norwich to Lowestoft. Commissioned by Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery 'Sebaldsound' acts as a complimentary audio piece to the 2019 exhibition 'Lines of Sight' about the artist W G Sebald. In this episode 'Lines of Sight' curator Nick Warr talks to artist and academic Guy Moreton about the landscape, Sebald's life and work, whilst travelling on part of the journey featured in Sebald's much revered book 'The Rings of Saturn'. Sebaldsound includes field recordings by Oliver Payne with 'Increasingly Absorbed In His Own World' and 'When the Dog Days Were Drawing To An End' composed by The Caretaker for his album 'Patience (After Sebald)'.

Today on Book Publishing from Beginning to End, Eve and Beth interview Peter Kujawinski. Peter is a collaborative writer with Jake Halpern. Together, Peter and Jake have written the Dormia trilogy, the New York Times bestseller Nightfall, and Edgeland, an upper-middle grade thriller. 

Singer-songwriter Kim Richey joins the Sodajerker boys in Birmingham to chat about the writing of her most recent album, Edgeland. Kim also talks about how she takes inspiration from southern culture, connecting with former guests like Jason Isbell and Jamie Lawson, and the stories behind songs like 'Angels' Share', 'Leaving 49' and 'Chinese Boxes'.

Breydonsound is the second in a series of podcasts taking an explorative and alternative look at the county of Norfolk. This second episode features Gorleston based painter, Bruer Tidman in conversation with artist and writer, Sarah Lowndes in a bird hide overlooking Breydon Water. The first part of Breydonsound focuses on the social history of the area, through stories and ideas emerging from Bruer's time spent living in and around Yarmouth, before the pair discuss the inherent magic and appeal of this landscape and the broads more widely. Breydonsound features a recording of 'Goodbye Dad' by Yarmouth based, Jason Parr (recorded in new Yarmouth galelry, Ex Marks the Spot) and a piece taken from his most recent release 'Bubble and Squeak'. Ear of the Edgeland Ep.2 / Breydonsound was produced by Oliver Payne for the Norfolk and Norwich Sonic Arts Collective in partnership with originalprojects;. Field Recordings of Burgh Castle made by Richard Fair, recordings from under Breydon flyover made by Oliver Payne. We are extremely grateful to the Broads Landscape Partnership's 'Water, Mills and Marshes' project for funding this project.

A special Oceania themed Literary Salon hosted by Damian Barr in the penthouse of New Zealand House to coincide with the major exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. Joining Damian for this special Salon are five leading voices from the Pacific...Māori writers Witi Ihimaera, Tina Makereti and Paula Morris and Pasifika poets David Egglegon and Karlo Mila, all of whom tell stunning Oceanic stories for the 21st century. Damian Barr, award-winning writer, journalist, presenter and salonnière is now an honorary New Zealander by virtue of the fact that on his most recent visit to the country he made headlines and engaged in friendly Twitter exchange with NZ Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern*. *She expressed concern over his dislike of New Zealand cheese. More on the writers... Witi Ihimaera is one of New Zealand’s greatest modern writers; in 1974 he became the first Māori author to publish a novel, and four of his books including Whale Rider have been made into feature films. Tina Makereti’s latest novel The Imaginary Lives of James Pōneke tells the story of young Māori man who becomes a ‘living exhibit’ at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, in 1846. Paula Morris is the author of eight novels. Her most recent book False River is a collection of stories and essays around the subject of secret histories. David Eggleton, poet, writer, reviewer and editor published a new poetry collection Edgeland in 2018. He has won a number of awards including, uniquely among NZ poets, the London Time Out Street Entertainer of the Year (1985). Pasifika poet, Karlo Mila, who represented Tonga at the 2012 Cultural Olympiad, has a new poetry collection coming in 2019. Supported by Creative New Zealand with thanks to the New Zealand High Commission and Black Estate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singer/songwriter Kim Richey digs deep into her own songwriting process and how it has evolved into what can be heard on her most recent release, Edgeland. Produced and hosted by music journalist Kelly McCartney in Nashville, Tennessee.

Broadsound is the first in a series of podcasts taking an explorative and alternative look at the county of Norfolk. In this podcast writer and naturalist, Mark Cocker joins poet, author and UEA lecturer, Jean McNeil on the 12:36 train from Norwich to Great Yarmouth. Their conversation focuses on the broads; Norfolk's unique and alluring National Park. Broadsound is the same duration as the trip from Norwich to Great Yarmouth and can be listened to on the train to accompany the journey. Punctuating their conversation are recordings of Surlingham-based duo 'The Happy Couple' and field recordings made in and around the broads. Ear of the Edgeland Ep.1 / Broadsounds was produced by Oliver Payne for the Norfolk and Norwich Sonic Arts Collective. 'Lullaby of Broadland' and 'Into the Reeds' were written by The Happy Couple (David Ross and Judith Goodman) and recorded in Surlingham church by Oliver Payne. Binaural field recording of Ranworth broad made by Ollie Hall. Field Recording of the Ted Ellis reserve at Surlingham made by Richard Fair. We are extremely grateful to the Broads Landscape Partnership's 'Water, Mills and Marshes' project for funding this project.

CHRIS BARRON is the acclaimed Spin Doctors frontman. A four-album hot streak in the '90s established them as a heavyweight of the era with 1991's five-times-platinum Pocket Full of Kryptonite' ruling the airwaves with hits “Little Miss Can't Be Wrong” and “Two Princes”. Barron is now a veteran approaching 50, living in a world changed beyond recognition, compelled to write the music that chronicles the here-and-now. His latest ‘Angels and One-Armed Jugglers' is the the culmination of a lifetime's craft and a record both contemporary and classic. KIM RICHEY is a legendary Nashville songcrafter. This two-time Grammy-nominated artist is a storyteller; a weaver of emotions and a tugger of heartstrings. Tender, poetic and aching with life's truths, Kim's songs transport you to her world, where words paint pictures and melodies touch the soul. After a nearly five year hiatus, Richey returns with her eighth studio album, ‘Edgeland'. The term “Edgeland” is defined as the lost zone between urban and rural environments, a concept which mimics Richey's constant fluctuation between the rigid genre definitions of country and Americana music. WoodSongs Kid: Aisley Stuebs is an aspiring sixteen-year-old Singer/Songwriter from Lexington, Kentucky.

CHRIS BARRON is the acclaimed Spin Doctors frontman. A four-album hot streak in the ’90s established them as a heavyweight of the era with 1991’s five-times-platinum Pocket Full of Kryptonite’ ruling the airwaves with hits “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” and “Two Princes”. Barron is now a veteran approaching 50, living in a world changed beyond recognition, compelled to write the music that chronicles the here-and-now. His latest ‘Angels and One-Armed Jugglers’ is the the culmination of a lifetime’s craft and a record both contemporary and classic. KIM RICHEY is a legendary Nashville songcrafter. This two-time Grammy-nominated artist is a storyteller; a weaver of emotions and a tugger of heartstrings. Tender, poetic and aching with life’s truths, Kim’s songs transport you to her world, where words paint pictures and melodies touch the soul. After a nearly five year hiatus, Richey returns with her eighth studio album, ‘Edgeland’. The term “Edgeland” is defined as the lost zone between urban and rural environments, a concept which mimics Richey’s constant fluctuation between the rigid genre definitions of country and Americana music. WoodSongs Kid: Aisley Stuebs is an aspiring sixteen-year-old Singer/Songwriter from Lexington, Kentucky.

Kim Richey has released a quite a bit of music during her career. Right now, we are stoked about her new release, "Edgeland" so we are giving her the artist spotlight on this all-female music mix today. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:08 - General Electric - The Ophelias 04:31 - Freddies 'n' Teddies - Shannon Shaw 08:05 - The Silence - Joan As Police Woman 12:46 - White Bird - Jess Williamson 16:29 - Capable Type - Momma 20:38 - DJ Emily 21:28 - The Red Line - Kim Richey 25:34 - Chase Wild Horses - Kim Richey 29:13 - Not For Money Or Love - Kim Richey 33:33 - Pin A Rose - Kim Richey 37:15 - Your Dear John - Kim Richey 40:51 - DJ Emily 41:03 - Lunar Addiction - Hollie Cook 45:17 - Tangerine Tree - Laura Carbone 49:48 - Chanceuse - Halo Maud 52:59 - Lifeguard Steve - PMS And The Mood Swings 56:18 - DJ Emily 57:17 - Night Signs - The Ophelias 61:42 - Finish

Kim Richey launched her career later than most, after her old friend and college band mate Bill Lloyd (of Foster & Lloyd) urged her to move to Music City. And after one of the most powerful executives in the music business introduced himself after a show and our guileless heroine had no idea who he was. Kim's crafty and tuneful mingling of folk, country and jangle pop was well formed when she released her debut album in 1995. Since then she's explored collaborations with diverse producers but maintained a through line to her sound and vibe that's made fans all over the world. She's one of Nashville's finest and she joins Craig to talk about her career and her new album Edgeland.  Also, songwriter Tim Easton describes the experience of recording direct to lacquer disc in Bristol, just like the Carter Family did in 1927. 

Her new album's title,“Edgeland,” is a term used to describe areas of the United States that fall between the urban centers and the rural countryside. It’s the perfect metaphor for her hard-to-categorize music.

Well well well well well well looks like Edgeland is finally back. That is right, the podcast is back and boy is it a good one. To start off Bill plays a track by former guest Claes Nordin's new band City Lights for you to jam. Always good to have more hardcore in your life. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Keith Barney of Adamantium, Throwdown, and 18 Visions about Orange County hardcore, the straight edge, and when your grandmother comes to see you play. A great episode to return with. And hey, if you are reading this consider donating to the podcast, head to www.edgelandpodcast.com/donate to throw some cash at it.

Well well well well look who got off his lazy, no good, oversized butt and finally decided to release another podcast. That is right Edgeland is back with a brand new episode so thank you for your patience. This week is a bang with the very straight edge Davin Bernard of Kingdom and Eaten Alive and it is a great one. Davin talks about her teenage years of drug use, finding the edge, and getting expelled and so much more. A must listen, enjoy.

Alex ponders the podcast revolution and approaches some podcast pros to learn some podcast pros and cons, but is it too little too late? Plus a big announcement! Thanks to guests Daniel J. Lewis from The Audacity to Podcast and Bill Conway from Edgeland and The Hard Times.

This week Bill has no guests and instead rambles about stand up comedy and changing perspectives. Give it a listen.

Well well well well another Friday is here and that means Edgeland Podcast is ready to populate your brain. This week on the show Bill plays some tracks from Portland's newest straight edge outfit Cutting Through, you are going to dig it. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with tattooer and musician Dan Smith about skateboarding, living in a van, and the stresses of having a reality tv producer on your back. Check out Dan's tattoo shopCaptured Tattoo and his new band Sharp/Shock and tell them Edgeland sent you. This weeks episode is once again brought to by DRKLGHT Clothing head over towww.drklght.com  or follow them on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. Also, this weeks episode is sponsored by Loud and Clear Records and you can keep up to date with them on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Keep your ears cool in the dog days of summer with a brand new episode of Edgeland, the only podcast that isn't on drugs. This week on the show Bill recaps his experience at the Alternative Press Music Awards and kind of rambles on a bit to be honest. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Matt Coplon of Reversal of Man and a big wig over at Profile Racing about Florida hardcore, Reversal of Man, and some of the most influential BMX videos. A great interview that is worth the download. As always this episode is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing, visit them over at www.drklght.com to check out their latest merchandise and follow along on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, check them out on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Friday has once again arrived and that means another episode of Edgeland to help you glide into the weekend. This week on the show Bill plays his stand up set from this years Portland's Funniest Person contest, now it is time for you to judge. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with photographer and activist Greg Straight Edge about how his last name came to be, BMX, and a little bit about his animal sanctuary the Little Rainbow Sanctuary. This week episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.com and follow them on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, do not forget to check out Loud and Clear Records on Facebook and on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

We here at Edgeland know the month of June was almost unbearable without new episodes, but guess what. We are back and boy is it a good one. In the opening of the show Bill stumbles and rambles in trying to pay tribute to Muhammad Ali, the greatest fighter of all time, and a man that shook up the world on so many level. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Mike Judge of Judge, see it was worth the wait. This is an episode lots of people have asked for and it is here. Mike talks about getting his ass kicked at CBGB's, getting across the Canadian border, and being a bit introverted. This episode should not be missed. As always Edgeland is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing (Instagram) and Loud and Clear Records (Instagram). Follow them on all their social media accounts and throw your money at them.

The days are still getting longer so that means you need to kill some time with your favorite podcasts, and once you are done with those there is Edgeland to fill the void. This week on the show Bill had a terrible comedy set so he plays an old clip of Patton Oswalt talking for the A.V. Club's Stand Down series from a few years as a source of therapy. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Brian Flynn of Super 7 and Hybrid Design about his punk days in Texas and Florida, moving to Portland, and the beginnings of Super 7. A really great interview that covers a lot of ground. As always this show is brought to you by the fine folks at DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.com and follow them on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, do not forget to check out Loud and Clear Records, give them a like on Facebook and follow them on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

The April showers have brought May flowers and now it is Friday the 13th, but don't be worried a new episode of Edgeland is here to warp your views on society. This week on the show Bill goes in depth on the submission process for The Hard Times and lets you know the best ways to submit writing samples. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Rachel Atcheson of The Humane League about the coolness of straight edge, is there such a thing as straight edge outreach, and how collecting signatures for a cause might actually be a fun. A very enlightening episode indeed. This week episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.com and follow them on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, do not forget to check out Loud and Clear Records on Facebook and on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Friday is here and that means the weekend is just hours away, what will you do to kill one of the hours? Listen to Edgeland Podcast, that's what. This week on the show Bill shares a poorly recorded stand up set from one of the many open mics in Portland. Trying to make jokes about veganism and straight edge can be tough, but here it is. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Edgeland favorite Damien Moyal. In his third visit to the show Damien talks about his solo music offering Damien Done, mending fences, and his t-shirt line Dinner, as well as announcing the lunch of Cro-Mugs. So check that out. As always this episode is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing, visit them over at www.drklght.com to check out their latest merchandise and follow along on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, check them out on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Friday is here, praise praise praise, Friday is here. This week on the show Bill talks about his favorite open mic experience doing comedy, a tale of standing up to power that can't accurately be described but he tried. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Eric Navarro of the Eric Tries Too Hard Podcast (Twitter) about his straight edge days, being the son of a famous musician, and an very honest take on the feelings behind breaking edge. A really interesting talk. Edgeland is one again brought to you by the always outrageous folks over at DRKLGHT Clothing go visit them on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, one again Loud and Clear Records is sponsoring the show and you can follow along with them on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

This week there is no proper new episode of Edgeland, instead enjoy this interview Bill did on the Eric Tries Too Hard Podcast from a couple weeks back. Bill talks about the origins of Edgeland, the start of The Hard Times, and entering into stand up comedy. While you are here you should make sure you check out the shows sponsors DRKLGHT Clothing by visiting them at www.drklght.com and on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, if you are in Portland make sure you check out Loud and Clear Records and follow along with them on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Friday is finally here and that means the sweet sounds of Edgeland to help you get through the day. As is tradition Bill goes over the New England Patriots football schedule and gives you his predictions. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Portland barber extraordinaire Gus Bowman of Oak Barbershop about backwoods Maryland, the Baltimore hardcore scene, and starting his own business in Portland. A fun one to get you into the weekend. As always this episode is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing, visit them over at www.drklght.com to check out their latest merchandise and follow along on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, check them out on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Edgeland is back with an all new episode and this is not an April fools day prank, we promise it is an all new episode. This week on the show Bill has a startling confession that might shape the future of the podcast, stay tuned. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Andrew Clark of the Doha Heat podcast about growing up in South Jersey, living in D.C., and being an American in the Middle East, a really interesting interview that you need to give a listen. As always this show is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing, follow along on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, Portland's only all hardcore record shop. Follow along on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Oh great another replay, fucking Bill needs to get his shit together. Enjoy a replay of Episode 32. An emotional one. This weeks episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.comor follow them on instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, follow them on instagram to keep up with the latest stock @LoudandClearRecords.

A day late but Edgeland is here for another week of spreading the straight edge gospel for the eventual world take over. This week on the show Bill shares a couple of podcast suggestions if you are into true crime stories, just more podcasts to help you pass the work day. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Andy Tabar of Compassion Co. and The Bearded Vegans podcast to discuss ska music, the problems of being in a ska band, and veganism as well as the straight edge. This weeks episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.com or follow them on instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records, follow them on instagram to keep up with the latest stock @LoudandClearRecords.

Edgeland is back with a brand new piece of propaganda to further alienate you from your friends. This week on the show Bill dives back into the X-Files to try to get to the bottom of another straight edge mystery. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Bobby Blood of Merauder and First Blood about Kiss, the military, and film making. A great episode for you to listen to with your entire family. These weeks episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head over to www.drklght.com and on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, do not forget to check out Loud and Clear Records @LoudandClearRecords on Instagram.

Sorry there is no new episode this week, but enjoy a replay of an Edgeland classic. Episode 45 with Walter Delgado and Dan O'Mahony. This weeks episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head to www.drklght.com and check them out on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. And do not forget Loud and Clear Records, follow them on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

Another glorious Friday and another glorious episode of Edgeland to invade your personal space. This week on the show Bill revisits comedy of the past and tries to remember if one comedy institution from his youth is actually funny or not (spoiler alert: it is not). In there interview portion of the podcast Bill talks with returning guest Dan Sant of Over My Dead Body about his time in OMDB, the white warrior, and his Smiths/Morrisey fanzine Two Light Ales Please. This weeks episode is once again brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing so head to www.drklght.com and follow them on Instagram @DRKLGHTclothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you by Loud and Clear Records and you can follow them @LoudandClearRecords.

Lovers rejoice, Edgeland is back with an all new episode for you to listen to by the fireplace with your main squeeze. So each of you grab an ear bud, find a blanket, and relax. This week on the show Bill gives you a choice track for any Valentine's Day mix, hopefully this song won't be lost to time. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Amy from DRKLGHT Clothing, that is correct, the very DRKLGHT Clothing that has sponsored the show for the past for months. Amy talks about the edge in suburban Atlanta, the big move to Los Angeles, and how DRKLGHT all came together. A very enjoyable listen. As always this show is brought to you by DRKLGHT Clothing, follow along on Instagram @DRKLGHTClothes. Also, this weeks episode is brought to you be Loud and Clear Records, Portland's only all hardcore record shop. Follow along on Instagram @LoudandClearRecords.

A real treat for us this week, Karl Hyde of Underworld joins us for a chat about his solo project Edgeland, we talk about new musical challenges and working with a band. Then we move on to the the rest of our panel and cover the ColorPlay project, a bionic ear and what that might mean, OS X 10.9 rumours lead to a discussion about a dedicated audio OS.