Podcasts about Frontier Ruckus

Do you feel like you're emotionally frozen this month? Are the endless Michigan gray days weighing on you? Or maybe your misgivings about true love, success and renewal are coming out again. Whatever the gloomy feeling, it means it's probably time to put on Frontier Ruckus' On the Northline (released in Feb. 2024). Today, we're revisiting the in-studio conversation and performance with Michigan’s own Frontier Ruckus. Matthew Milia, lead vocalist, says the key to art is making it specific. "It's seen in the best literature in filmmaking," Milia said. "Like the more specific you can be, somehow people out there can do their own like interior translation, and it actually makes the universal amplified within those specifics." The band isn't always in a hurry to release more albums. That's because they see themselves as friends first. But, as Milia points out, their albums provide both a light into their lives at the time and the music industry of the time. "[The music industry has] unrecognizably changed, especially post-pandemic," Milia said. "But, like looking back at every record, it came out in a different music industry climate." GUESTS: Matthew Milia, lead vocals and multi-instrumentalist David W. Jones, banjo player and vocals Zachary Nichols, multi-instrumentalist Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work. Music in this episode by Blue Dot Sessions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken Coomer is a producer best known for his drumming in Uncle Tupelo and later Wilco. He was the drummer and co-founder of the Nashville-based band, Clockhammer, in the late 1980s/early 1990s. As a member of Wilco, Coomer has performed on A.M., Being There, Summerteeth, and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. Ken has also played on or produced albums by Steve Earle, Frontier Ruckus, Arlo McKinley, Sons of Bill, Tim Finn, Will Hoge, Jars of Clay, Emmylou Harris, Toy Horses, Malcolm Holcombe, Josh Hoyer and Soul Colossal and Shaver. In this episode, Ken talks about:    Drumming skills that hold value in the studio    Why drummers can make great producers    Touch and feel over fancy gear    How he started producing    Working with latin artists    Mixing remote tracking with in-person recording Staying focused on the future

Matthew Milia, frontman of Frontier Ruckus, joins Rhett to talk about the band's latest album, On The Northline, and how his hometown of Detroit has influenced his writing throughout his career. Matthew tells Rhett about his decision to balance music with a corporate job in advertising, and the two discuss living through different generations of the music industry. Follow @matthewmilia Follow Rhett @rhettmiller Rhett Miller website Wheels Off is hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Executive producer Kirsten Cluthe. Editing by Matt Dwyer. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Mark Dowd. Show logo by Tim Skirven. Distributed in partnership with Osiris Media.  This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it.   Revisit previous episodes of Wheels Off with guests Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Jeff Tweedy, The Milk Carton Kids, and more. If you like what you hear, please leave us a rating or review.

Today singer-songwriter and Frontier Ruckus frontman Matthew Milia joins me to celebrate Paul and Linda McCartney's 1971 masterpiece RAM. We talk about the freedoms and pressures on Paul as an artist in the wake of the Beatles breakup, his philosophy of 'don't fix the mistake, explore the accident', the darkness in some of the lyrics, the derangement of Monkberry Moon Delight, reclaiming the mantle of the avant garde from John Lennon, Linda's contributions as a producer and vocalist, the influence of the production on modern indie music and more.

FRONTIER RUCKUS frontman Matthew Milia and Brett Newski (NEWSKI) sit down to discuss mental health boosts, Euro adventures, playing weird venues in Holland, & Mad Men. More on FR: https://www.frontierruckus.com/ Support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI ON TOUR:  5/9 Burnsville, MN - The Garage 5/10 Eau Claire, WI - The Plus 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatic Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest

This episode coversGuess Who I Saw Today by Samara JoyOrion Town 2 by Frontier RuckusWebsite: https://redcircle.com/shows/two-tunes-podcastInstagram: https://instagram.com/twotunespodcast?igshid=13gpurxc3bf2qDiscord: https://discord.gg/eYMwBuJ6GeRSS Feed: https://feeds.redcircle.com/baeeceec-9527-475d-85b5-d9da2eea19d3E-mail: twotunespodcast@gmail.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/two-tunes-podcast/exclusive-content

Music podcast hosted by brothers, Chris and Cam Willis based on a simple thesis that there are only two categories of songs; love songs and fight songs. Chris and Cam test this thesis against songs you've definitely heard and some you probably haven't. Sometimes they agree, sometimes they don't. Often times they surprise themselves. You won't find two brothers that love music or each other more than these two. Come for the music, stay for the family and friendship. Start your own podcast and get a $20 Amazon gift card! Use the link below. Giftcard! In this episode the guys talk an esoteric choice of holiday song from Frontier Ruckus, "Gerunds" off of their album, "Enter The Kingdom". If you want to see the Audio Tree Live version of this song you can do that here. If you want to suggest a song for an episode, leave a review of the show and drop the title in the review. Follow the guys on instagram: Cam Chris OR! We have an official show instagram now! And find the playlist on Spotify Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christopher-willis43/support

Matthew Milia is a critically acclaimed songwriter, best known as the lead singer and guitarist for Frontier Ruckus. He is also a poet and visual artist.He's released three solo records as well as five records with his band Frontier Ruckus. His music explores themes of suburbia, nostalgia, mundanity , and his lyrics paint a sprawling landscape of a Michigan that is both here and elsewhere.We talked with Milia about where he's at creatively these days, how getting a desk job wasn't about compromising his music, but calibrating it to a new phase of his life, and more.Hosted by Phillip Russell and Ben ThorpYou can follow Matthew Milia here.You can follow Matthew Milia here.Visit our website: Originstory.showFollow us on Twitter @originstory_Do you have feedback or questions for us? Email us theoriginstorypod@gmail.comCover art and website design by Melody HirschOrigin Story original score by Ryan Hopper 

In the news today: Stoddard Starbucks workers speak out about conditions. Joey Hauser will exercise extra year of eligibility, return to MSU. Stoopfest 2022: Meet the Headliners. 

This week I'm talking to teachers AND musicians, Shanna and Eric of By Light We Loom, who have their music has been featured in movies and countless stages. We check in about how music can teach us about teaching, focusing in on four areas: presence, process, rhythm, and emergence.  About Shanna and Eric Teaching Bios, first! Shanna Delaney:  Shanna has taught at Lake Local Schools in Hartville, Ohio for the past 14 years.  She pairs a dedication to empowering her students with a passion for social justice to engage her students in meaningful and authentic learning that truly makes a difference.  She currently teaches College Credit Plus British Literature II, College Credit Plus College Composition 1, Public Speaking, and Women's Studies Media and Literature.   Eric Ling: Eric has taught at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio for the past 13 years.  Eric's passion for education and dedication to his students drives him to design unique courses that engage students in authentic learning.  He has taught history, economics, and business courses. This summer Eric is making a transition into administration as the Dean of Faculty where he will focus on engaging teachers in best practices and driving innovation from an institutional level.     Band Bio:By Light We Loom, a husband and wife indie-pop duo out of Cleveland, Ohio, combines creative beats, vintage synths, soaring vocals, and intimate harmonies with story-folk songwriting sensibilities to deliver high-energy performances that promise to move your heart and feet in equal measures. Since its origin in late 2014, By Light We Loom has toured heavily with highlight stops at MidPoint Music Festival, Brite Winter Festival, NEO Cycle Music Festival, The Heights Music Hop, and opening for notable indie acts: The Paper Kites, Car Seat Headrest, Maps & Atlases, Telekinesis, Lucy Dakus, Sondre Lerche, Deep Sea Diver, The Mynabirds, Twin Forks, The Kin, Kopecky, Radiation City, Matt Pond PA, Frontier Ruckus, and more. By Light We Loom released their debut EP, “The Ignition,” in May of 2015 to critical acclaim and local radio play. Maturing their sound through live performances, they quickly released a more realized EP, “Caught in the Tide,” in January of 2016. “Caught in the Tide” received nationwide radio play, landing the album in the Top 100 of the College Radio Charts. The success of this album resulted in By Light We Loom being named Cleveland Magazine's “Best Indie Rock Artist of 2016” . Songs from “Caught in the Tide” were also featured in episodes of PBS's “Roadtrip Nation” in 2017 and 2018. They followed up this release with an intimate four-song EP "Canopy" that pays tribute to Eric's father who passed suddenly the year prior.  Most recently, By Light We Loom's original music was featured in the award winning film "The Enormity of Life."  Eric and Shanna are currently working hard on a new release due out in October of this year. Link to Music:  http://soundcloud.com/by-light-we-loom   Join the Regenerative Ed CommunityClick here to join our free community to link up with other education professionals who are looking to add more life into their learning communities!

Music podcast hosted by brothers, Chris and Cam Willis based on a simple thesis that there are only two categories of songs; love songs and fight songs.Chris and Cam test this thesis against songs you've definitely heard and some you probably haven't. Sometimes they agree, sometimes they don't. Often times they surprise themselves.You won't find two brothers that love music or each other more than these two. Come for the music, stay for the family and friendship.Start your own podcast and get a $20 Amazon gift card! Use the link below. Giftcard! In this episode the guys talk inventive, alt rock geniuses The Front Bottoms and their song "Montgomery Forever" from the Album "In Sickness & In Flames".This song is somewhere on the Blink-182, Violent Femmes, Hobo Johnson, Frontier Ruckus family tree. Go see the music video for "Montgomery Forever" here.If you want to suggest a song for an episode, leave a review of the show on and drop the title in the review. Follow the guys on instagram: Cam ChrisAnd find the playlist on SpotifyThanks for listening!

On today's episode I talk to musician Anna Burch. Originally from St. Joseph, Michigan, Anna began touring with her band Frontier Ruckus at the age of 18, and eventually went on to play in the Ann Arbor-based Failed Flowers. But it wasn't until she was almost 30 that she started to write and record her own music. Her first album as herself, Quit the Curse, was released by Polyvinyl in 2018, and her latest If You’re Dreaming, was just released at the beginning of April. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

After more than 10 years as a member of bands like Frontier Ruckus and Failed Flowers, Anna Burch made her solo debut with this year's Quit The Curse. The album channels smart, jangly indie-pop while cataloging the in and outs of romantic entanglements. Burch and her band play the songs "Quit the Curse," "2 Cool 2 Care" and "Asking 4 a Friend." Recorded on June 20, 2018 at KDHX in St. Louis, Missouri. Engineered by KE Luther and Andy Coco.

Tentokrát zcela opustíme témata typu zločin a trest, nebe a peklo a zbraně všeho druhu a budeme se věnovat hlavně duševním stavům pro jaro typickým, tedy hlavně nejrůznějším milostným vzplanutím. Z předměstí Detroitu do výšin pop music nás zavedou Frontier Ruckus, Noah Gundersen nás přesvědčí o tom, že i mezi Vikingy se najdou jemné a citlivé duše a Woods Brothers zahrají své abstraktní country blues.

Tentokrát zcela opustíme témata typu zločin a trest, nebe a peklo a zbraně všeho druhu a budeme se věnovat hlavně duševním stavům pro jaro typickým, tedy hlavně nejrůznějším milostným vzplanutím. Z předměstí Detroitu do výšin pop music nás zavedou Frontier Ruckus, Noah Gundersen nás přesvědčí o tom, že i mezi Vikingy se najdou jemné a citlivé duše a Woods Brothers zahrají své abstraktní country blues.

The first full episode of The Picky Fingers Banjo Podcast! Hosted by Keith Billik. Recorded 2/1/18. In this episode, Keith talks to Davey Jones, the banjo player for the popular indie-folk band Frontier Ruckus. They discuss Davey's approach to his role in this not-very-bluegrassy band, his onstage banjo setup, his various other projects and influences, and more. This podcast contains an excerpt from the Frontier Ruckus song "Positively Freaking,” written by Matthew Milia, from the album “Enter the Kingdom.” Frontier Ruckus on the web: www.frontierruckus.com   Davey's personal web page: www.michiganbanjo.com   The song Davey describes called “Foggy Mountain Landscape” is available for free download here: https://www.banjohangout.org/archive/173177   To contact The Picky Fingers Banjo Podcast with comments, suggestions, questions or inquiries: email: pickyfingersbanjopodcast@gmail.com url: www.banjopodcast.com Twitter: @banjopodcast   Thanks for listening!    

On November 20, 2017, the Nebraska Public Service Commission voted to approve an alternate route for the Keystone XL Pipeline. We discuss the backstory of this battle, and interview rancher/pipeline opponent Art Tanderup. We also interview Ken Winston, attorney for the BOLD Alliance and the Sierra Club in the NPSC proceeding opposing the KXL pipeline. The episode features the song Ogallala by the band Frontier Ruckus

This first Ann Arbor Stories walking tour is intended to be listened to while actually exploring a few city blocks in downtown Ann Arbor. It takes listeners from the corner of Huron and Fourth, outside the Embassy Hotel all the way to the corner of Liberty and Ashley and the C. Walker Building. There’s no right or wrong way to experience this story. Ideally, you’ll stroll along the same streets we’re talking about, looking at the same buildings we’re describing and letting your mind wander back in time. But you could still listen to this in your car or at home and check these sites out in person later. Use Google street view. We're not telling you how to consume your media. Music by Frontier Ruckus. Listener warning: This episode contains references to sex, pornography, murder, riots, death, ghosts, gay bars and bankers. For those of you who want to experience this podcast at ground level, a few tips: First, if you’re not standing at the corner of Huron and Fourth Street, then get there before you start the episode. This walking tour will take you from this point to the corner of Liberty and Ashley. It’s not a long walk, but you will have to cross some streets and some of the sidewalks might be busy so please please please keep your head up and be aware of your surroundings, as tempting as it may be to submit fully to my words and the siren of history. It’s often easier to see some of the taller buildings from the opposite side of the street, but it’s up to you on how you want to do this. Get up close to the building and touch the old brick, or step back and peer up into the sky. Maybe both. But watch out for cars and people - we're serious, we don’t want anyone getting hurt. One last thing. If it’s the summer of 2017 and you’re playing the AADL Summer Game, three of the locations on this walking tour have signs in the window that get into the history of those spots and have special game codes that can be inputted at play.aadl.org for points. Visit the AADL website and search for Ann Arbor Stories for more details. Go at your own pace. Pause, rewind, stop halfway through for a drink at a famous establishment. This is your walking tour, not ours. Enjoy.

Michigan quartet Frontier Ruckus stopped by the WDET studios to play some tracks from their new abum

Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo serves up a list of can't miss local shows for February 17-18

On St. Patrick’s Day, 1908, The Star was the site of the largest riot in Ann Arbor’s history. Why did an isolated beatdown incite 3,000 students and townies to destroy one of Ann Arbor's few theaters at the time? Music by Frontier Ruckus

1) Interview with Frontier Ruckus 2) Mike Schwartz addressing listener feeback on Women in the Workforce 3) Dan Hartmann on "No Easy Day - The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden" by Mark Owen and Kevin Maurer 4) Mike Schwartz's song of the week ("Chi Mai" by Ennio Morricone) 5) "Junk-Drawer Sorrow" by Frontier Ruckus

1) Interview with Frontier Ruckus 2) Mike Schwartz addressing listener feeback on Women in the Workforce 3) Dan Hartmann on "No Easy Day - The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden" by Mark Owen and Kevin Maurer 4) Mike Schwartz's song of the week ("Chi Mai" by Ennio Morricone) 5) "Junk-Drawer Sorrow" by Frontier Ruckus

Music from the very best gigs happening in London over the next week! This week Tom has an interview with Jessica Sweetman and music from loads of great bands including; London Grammar, Davina & The Vagabonds and Kamp! To keep up to date with the coolest performances, subscribe to our podcast to listen offline at iTunes You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website www.londongigguide.co.uk Bands this week: Fierce County Rue Royale The Brompton Mix Rachel Rabin Ben Russell and the Charmers Adjoa Davina & The Vagabonds Tallships Kamp! J.C. Satàn Sam Green and the Midnight Heist Frontier Ruckus Confessions of a King London Grammar Jessica Sweetman -- www.twitter.com/z1radio and www.twitter.com/tomducroz www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Music from the very best gigs happening in London over the next week! This week Tom has an interview with Jessica Sweetman and music from loads of great bands including; London Grammar, Davina & The Vagabonds and Kamp! To keep up to date with the coolest performances, subscribe to our podcast to listen offline at iTunes You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website www.londongigguide.co.uk Bands this week: Fierce County Rue Royale The Brompton Mix Rachel Rabin Ben Russell and the Charmers Adjoa Davina & The Vagabonds Tallships Kamp! J.C. Satàn Sam Green and the Midnight Heist Frontier Ruckus Confessions of a King London Grammar Jessica Sweetman -- www.twitter.com/z1radio and www.twitter.com/tomducroz www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio #Music #London #Gig #Listings

James Howard Kunstler reacts to a recent article from Rustwire.com titled "Michigan CEO: Soul-Crushing Sprawl Killing Business." Kunstler believes that the diminishing returns of suburbia are becoming self-evident to people of all walks of life, and this piece of writing is yet another example. He also corrects some of his previous comments about Detroit and the Eminem Chrysler ad. At the end of the program, Duncan plays some music by Michigan-based band Frontier Ruckus from their album "Deadmalls&Nightfalls."

Still frozen from the Polar Plunge, Mark & Kevin muddle through a show to bring you the music of Cloud Nothings, Frontier Ruckus, Fleet Foxes, Danielson, Parts & Labor, and more..

  FTB podcast #89  features the debut CD by Louisiana honky-tonker YVETTE LANDRY called Should Have Known.  Also new music from FRONTIER RUCKUS, DALE WATSON and JAMES HYLAND AND THE JOINT CHIEFS.  The full playlist is posted below.  Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts. Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now! Show #89 YVETTE LANDRY - Should Have Known - Should Have Known DALE WATSON -  Ain't That Livin' - Carryin' On ADAM CARROLL & MICHAEL O'CONNOR - Tired of Myself -  Hard Times THE TWO MAN GENTLEMEN BAND - Going into Business - Dos Amigos Una Fiesta! (mic break) JAMES HYLAND AND THE JOINT CHIEFS -  Lancelot & The Lady of Shalott - Celestial Navigation (name your price!) RICHARD JULIAN - Girls Need Attention - Girls Need Attention PAUL CATALDO - Thinkin' About Runnin' - Rivers, Roads & Mountains YVETTE LANDRY - One More Broken Heart - Should Have Known (mic break) FRONTIER RUCKUS - Nerves of the Nightmind - Deadmalls & Nightfalls THE MOLENES -  Blood And Bone - Good Times Comin' THE SADIES - Tell Her What I Said - Darker Circles STEVE POWER - Nothin' On The Radio - Nothin' On the Radio (mic break) YVETTE LANDRY - Friday Night Special - Should Have Known Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie