Podcasts about get hip records

Goldmine Podcast takes a look at Get Hip Records of Pittsburgh, PA, and a recap of Record Store Day 2025 with guest Rev from The Drowns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Kastelic in conversation with David https://www.facebook.com/thecynics/ American garage rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The band, at the time consisting of guitarist Gregg Kostelich, drummer Bill Von Hagen, vocalist Michael Kastelic who joined in 1985, bass player Steve Magee, and keyboardist Becky Smith (later founder of New York City's Bellwether gallery), debuted with their first album, Blue Train Station in 1986. Many of their songs "carry the torch" for other favorite bands as cover songs or tributes. They underwent a number of lineup changes culminating in 1989's Rock and Roll album. They formed their own independent record label called Get Hip Records in 1986.

Joe Emery started on the bottom rung of a political consulting firm when he was hired as a runner right out of school. He learned from some of the greats like Mark McKinnon, host of Showtime's ‘The Circus,' and famed political commentator, Paul Begala, before founding his own firm in 2020, Emery Research, where he focuses on insights supporting communication, branding and policy issues. And while some know Joe the communications researcher, many others know Joe as the singer and lead guitarist for 60's-style garage rock band, The Ugly Beats, based in Austin, TX. They have 5 albums out on Pittsburgh-based, Get Hip Records, and Spotify listenership numbers to which many of us can only aspire. Joe shares his research and music journeys with characteristic modesty. We also discuss the studio vs. live performance and why the future of research is simultaneously awesome and terrifying.

Gregg Kostelich in conversation with David Eastaugh https://gethip.com/ The Cynics are an American garage rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The band, at the time consisting of guitarist Gregg Kostelich, drummer Bill Von Hagen, vocalist Michael Kastelic who joined in 1985, bass player Steve Magee, and keyboardist Becky Smith (later founder of New York City's debuted with their first album, Blue Train Station in 1986. Many of their songs "carry the torch" for other favorite bands as cover songs or tributes. They underwent a number of lineup changes culminating in 1989's Rock and Roll album. They formed their own independent record label called Get Hip Records in 1986.

The Ol' 29er is confident that Casey DeSmith's game will rise to the occasion because he understands the significance of the moment. Greg Kostellich of The Cynics and Get Hip Records in the North Side side and has the scoop for Record Store Day this Saturday. And Mr. Wednesday Jeff Konkle pairs wine with food, an airline pilot announces the end of the mask mandate, and Bill is pumped for mac n cheese fest.

Yeah well, this episode was supposed to be released first, but it ended up being second, and honestly... nobody knows what day it is anyways, so it doesn't matter. Moving on! My friend Barbara is in her native country of Spain in the Capital city of Madrid currently. She has been there since her mom passed away from Cancer in February. Barbara and I met in Pittsburgh as fellow yoga teachers, and she runs a company call Get Hip Records. A super cool place where you can download tracks, visit events ( online currently), and get your hands on some cool records for your music isolation needs. I wanted to chat her up about what life has been like in Spain, the general feeling of the population, and also are things coming back to life and in what order? We also chat about what she is watching in isolation (Which is a burning question in my mind) Tune in! Where should we go next? ~M

Yeah well, this episode was supposed to be released first, but it ended up being second, and honestly... nobody knows what day it is anyways, so it doesn't matter. Moving on! My friend Barbara is in her native country of Spain in the Capital city of Madrid currently. She has been there since her mom passed away from Cancer in February. Barbara and I met in Pittsburgh as fellow yoga teachers, and she runs a company call Get Hip Records. A super cool place where you can download tracks, visit events ( online currently), and get your hands on some cool records for your music isolation needs. I wanted to chat her up about what life has been like in Spain, the general feeling of the population, and also are things coming back to life and in what order? We also chat about what she is watching in isolation (Which is a burning question in my mind) Tune in! Where should we go next? ~M

The High Holidays are over and the book is closed for another year as the singer and guitar player from the neo-psychedelic band Bipolaroid steps into the Ring Room. Glover talks about their new record, Paint It, Blacker, as well as their legal dispute with the Polaroid company and on-hold music. A steam room invitation is proffered. Topics include a struggle, a barber, pages of guests, impeachment season, Kimba the White Lion, the staff physician, a bank job, band evolution, a camel story update, methadone, a stage mishap, a birthday gig, Get Hip Records, the Gories, vinyl, early influences, band discord, a Henry Rollins video, Kim Shattuck, Rip Taylor, the Johnny Carson show, Renée Zellweger as Judy Garland, a Susan Cowsill show, a hoax, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate in Apple Podcasts or most podcast platforms. Follow and share on social media and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Back In the Old Black” by Bipolaroid from the new release “Paint It, Blacker”

The High Holidays are over and the book is closed for another year as the singer and guitar player from the neo-psychedelic band Bipolaroid steps into the Ring Room. Glover talks about their new record, Paint It, Blacker, as well as their legal dispute with the Polaroid company and on-hold music. A steam room invitation is proffered. Topics include a struggle, a barber, pages of guests, impeachment season, Kimba the White Lion, the staff physician, a bank job, band evolution, a camel story update, methadone, a stage mishap, a birthday gig, Get Hip Records, the Gories, vinyl, early influences, band discord, a Henry Rollins video, Kim Shattuck, Rip Taylor, the Johnny Carson show, Renée Zellweger as Judy Garland, a Susan Cowsill show, a hoax, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate in Apple Podcasts or most podcast platforms. Follow and share on social media and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Back In the Old Black” by Bipolaroid from the new release “Paint It, Blacker”

This week I sit down at the Get Hip Records warehouse with PGH Rock N' Rollers The Me Toos for a talk about growing up, playing rock music and having fun with your friends. It was nice. These guys are nice. It's a nice conversation. If you listened to it that would be nice. Sit back, relax and let's START THE BEAT! APPLE: http://apple.co/1MXMNSG GOOGLE: https://bit.ly/2ww5bRV STITCHER: https://bit.ly/2slB0s3 TUNEIN: https://bit.ly/2xrVzrJ YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/2sr7Q9Z www.therealsikes.com Start The Beat is part of the Epicast family. Learn all about us at www.epicastnetwork.com

Legendary Punk Photographer Theresa Kereakes had a show at Get Hip Records in Pittsburgh PA. One look at her photos and one conversation i knew i had to chat w her. She documented the LA punk scene in the very early days and got the photos and saw the shows and knew the people that any fan of that era would kill to have shot, witnessed and been down with. This conversation is unedited and sprawling and it touches on the likes of Nietzche, Patty Smith, LA Noir as well as many other punk rock thisses and thats. The Podcast here between Jaybo and Theresa Kereakes was recorded on a macbook pro in the live venue and art space provided by Gregg Kostelich of Get Hip Records. Enjoy! J

Great to hear a genius in his field. In this interview Jaybo and Gregg talk about Get Hip Records new record store in Pittsburgh PA and his guitar playing in The Cynics. We touch on Classic and punk rock legends across the board from Fred Cole to Fred "Sonic" Smith. Buckle up as we go on a ride w a man who has mastered his knowledge of music and records as much as anyone ive ever come across. This is my favorite kind of interview where i hit record and let the "subject' just GO. Great Great insightful stuff from a guy who helped make Pittsburgh Rock and Roll what it is today. Get Hip or Get Lost! This chat was recorded at Get Hip Records in the North End of Pittsburgh on my yuppie MACBOOK using garage band and a snowball microphone October 2017 Enjoy!

Check out this chat w Pittsburgh's own Zack Keim. Zack is twenty years old and has two separate projects out on legendary Pittsburgh label Get Hip Records. His latest release is him and a guitar and its called 'First Step' released on Get Hip's Folk series. Zack combines classic Americana influences and an uber confident vocal to create timeless music that knows no age. Give Zach a listen he is one of the more striking artists ive come across in a long time. This podcast was recorded on an iphone in a small farmhouse in Western PA using the Tapeacall app October 2017. Enjoy!

Summertime is for CLAPPING along with yr fave songs! Summertime is for SUPPORTING yr fave labels! Summertime is for SEEING yr fave bands LIVE! Summertime is for CREATING yr OWN culture! YOU GOT THE POWER! CHECK IT AND WRECK IT! xoxox Team ISY 1. Shirley Ellis "The Clapping Song" ("The Complete Congress Recordings", Congress Records)2. The Starlets "You Don't Love Me" ("Girls Go Zonk!!", RPM Records)3. Antoine et Les Problemes "Si C'est La Nuit" ("Antoine Rencontre Les Problemes", Magic Records)4. Sic Alps "Speeds" ("The Soft Tour in Rough Form", MtStMtn Records)5. Let's Wrestle "I Won't Lie To You" ("In Loving Memory Of", Stolen Recordings)6. Les Aspirateurs "On Y Go" (7", Felicite Records)7. Baby Lemonade "Secret Goldfish (demo)" ("45 rpm", Egg Records)8. South Ambulance "Die 5times times5" ("s/t", Labrador Records)9. The Bodines "Paradise" ("Creation Soup", Creation Records)10. Vivian Girls "Wild Eyes" (7", Plays With Dolls Records)11. Skywave "It's In Your Eyes" ("Echodrone", Cherry Coated Records)12. Cheap Time "Spoiled Brat" (7", Sweet Rot Records)13. The Delmonas "I Feel Alright" ("Do The Uncle Willy", Get Hip Records)14. Grow Up "Joanne" (7", Object Music)15. The Lovettes "Little Miss Soul" ("Big In Wigan", Kent Records)16. The Triumphs "I'm Coming To Your Rescue" ("Okeh, A Northern Soul Obsession", Kent Records)17. Third Tuesday "Third Time Under" ("Girl Crazy", Goldmine Soul Supply)18. Mr. Lucky and The Gamblers "I Told You Once Before" ("Northwest Battle Of The Bands Vol. 1", Big Beat Records)19. Pussycat Trash "Mock Style Examinations" ("The Brat Years 1992-1995", Kill Rock Stars Records)20. Forbidden Tigers "Forbidden Tigers" ("Magnetic Problem", Deadbeat Records)21. So Cow "Government Complex" ("These Truly are End Times", Covert Bear Records)

The High Holidays are over and the book is closed for another year as the singer and guitar player from the neo-psychedelic band Bipolaroid steps into the Ring Room. Glover talks about their new record, Paint It, Blacker, as well as their legal dispute with the Polaroid company and on-hold music. A steam room invitation is proffered. Topics include a struggle, a barber, pages of guests, impeachment season, Kimba the White Lion, the staff physician, a bank job, band evolution, a camel story update, methadone, a stage mishap, a birthday gig, Get Hip Records, the Gories, vinyl, early influences, band discord, a Henry Rollins video, Kim Shattuck, Rip Taylor, the Johnny Carson show, Renée Zellweger as Judy Garland, a Susan Cowsill show, a hoax, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate in Apple Podcasts or most podcast platforms. Follow and share on social media and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Back In the Old Black” by Bipolaroid from the new release “Paint It, Blacker”