Podcasts about gladie

Friends. We. Are. BACK. I say that a lot. It remains true. Today, I'm happy to bring you my conversation with Ted Leo! We talk about Tolkien-punk, Alex Lifeson, the time Ted Leo had his front licene plates stolen and a beautiful story about getting pulled over by the cops and crying to Thin Lizzy. You can find Ted Leo on Twitter and Instagram, Patreon and on his website, tedleo.comYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hey friendsWe're back! Some say it couldn't be done! And yet, here we are! We're back with new episodes, releasing on a semi-regular basis for as long as I can before I burn out! THRILLED to be joined by my guest on this episode, Dan Campbell of the Wonder Years and today with a new record with side project Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties! I tell Dan about crying listening to a song of his, i misremember the name of it, we start an airline business, he's crying at a concert, and he tells me the name of his future dream Weakerthans tribute comp. It's all hereYou can find Dan Campbell on all social media platforms like Twitter and InstagramBuy In Lieu of Flowers, the new record from Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties HEREYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hey everyone. Apologies, this episode took longer to get to you than i would have liked, i explain why in the intro. Basically, voice bad, record hard. But here it is, your oops all tears voice memo episode! We'll be back with NEW episodes in February! You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREOur logo is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you soon. 

Hey friends. Welcome back to Blue Eyes Crying By The chips, I'm your host, Niko Stratis. I'm a writer living in Toronto. I'm currently writing two books at once, one is called The Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman, forthcoming from the American Music Series at the University of Texas Press. The other is a novel called Girls of Summer, it's a queer love store centred around the Vans Warped Tour at the Calgary Speedway in 2001. This is my podcast about the beautiful songs that we love, and times we have cried to them in public. I use public loosely, public can mean whatever it means to the guest. Really I'm here to talk about emotions and music and the intersection of these two things with peopleMy guest is Shelli Nicole, culture writer, curator and editor! You can read her work in a great many places, but I highly recommend her newsletter, hishelli.netWe talk about SO many things, this was one of my all time favourite episodes to record. We get into writing, culture, emotions, hiding to cry, the stereotypes of sadness, and so much more. Also, a song by an artist I didn't know before Shelli wanted to talk about them: Mereba.You can follow Shelli on Twitter and InstagramYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREOur logo is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hi friendsI'm back, and I brought my friend Alicia Gaines with me to talk about Chicago, the science of crying, shoegaze, RIDE, what Alicia calls "walk into the ocean music" and so much more. Such a fun chat with one of my all time favourite people!You can follow Alicia on Twitter and Ganser on Twitter and InstagramAlso, details on how YOU can submit a cry story for our upcoming, end of the year cry jamobree!Simply send me an audio file (voice note from your phone is FINE) at my email, nikodrewstratis@gmail.com and use the subject CRY STORY and please include your name if you'd like me to use it, your pronouns, etc in the body of the email!You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

My guest today is writer, editor, podcaster, hiker, apple enthusiast: Daniel Lavery! We talk about what makes a guide hiker, apples, David Letterman, crying and  Michael Martin Murphey!You can find Daniel on Twitter HEREAlso, details on how YOU can submit a cry story for our upcoming, end of the year cry jamobree!Simply send me an audio file (voice note from your phone is FINE) at my email, nikodrewstratis@gmail.com and use the subject CRY STORY and please include your name if you'd like me to use it, your pronouns, etc in the body of the email!You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

My guest on the podcast this week is Riley Macleod, someone I've been looking for an opportunity to chat with into a microphone for a good long time. We talk about crying, we talk about religion and sobriety and video games and earnestness, and we talk about The Weakerthans and John Samson.You can find Riley on Twitter. You can read Aftermath.Site HEREAlso, details on how YOU can submit a cry story for our upcoming, end of the year cry jamobree!Simply send me an audio file (voice note from your phone is FINE) at my email, nikodrewstratis@gmail.com and use the subject CRY STORY and please include your name if you'd like me to use it, your pronouns, etc in the body of the email!You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hey friendsWe're back! Today, my guest is my friend Alex Steed, host of the You Are Good podcast and a man of endless talents! We talk about trying out material on our doctors, we talk about Nine Inch Nails, we talk about the pain of showing people who you are and being rejected for it. A cavalcade of emotions!You can find Alex Steed on all social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram you can find You Are Good on all podcast platforms, and follow them on Twitter and InstagramAlso, details on how YOU can submit a cry story for our upcoming, end of the year cry jamobree!Simply send me an audio file (voice note from your phone is FINE) at my email, nikodrewstratis@gmail.com and use the subject CRY STORY and please include your name if you'd like me to use it, your pronouns, etc in the body of the email!You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hey friends, the episode I had planned for this week had some technical issues, so I'm instead here with a quick solo story about a cry I had this week, and some details on how YOU can submit a cry story for our upcoming, end of the year cry jamobree!Simply send me an audio file (voice note from your phone is FINE) at my email, nikodrewstratis@gmail.com and use the subject CRY STORY and please include your name if you'd like me to use it, your pronouns, etc in the body of the email!You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

we are BACK baby. Once again, the peoples podcast about crying. The most popular podcast about crying. This time with my guest, one of my absolute favourite people and brilliant writer Dani Janae!Dani and I talk about learning to arrive at our emotions, processing why we cry to the songs that we love, and crying listening to L.T.D. You'll love it.You can find Dani on Twitter and a lot of her work through her Linktree, as well as her Newsletter In the episode we talk about two pieces she wrote about crying to The National and Death Cab for CutieYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

We took a week off, we are back on, it's Blue eyes Crying By The Chips with my guest, writer Jaya Saxena! We talk about names, we talk about crying, we talk about memories, we talk about crying, Jaya makes a good two genders joke. This one has it all!Find Jaya on Twitter, Bluesky and Instagram You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hey friends.Today's episode is an all-timer! It's Maris Kreizman! Maris and I talk about crying playlists, musical theatre, a petition to make Whitney Houston the most famous person from New Jersey, Harry Nilsson and so much more!You can, and should, follow Maris on Twitter, or Bluesky and listen to her podcast You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Hi friends. So excited for you to hear this week's episode, with my guest, writer and comedian Josh Gondelman! We talk about the Roadrunners artistic period, personal yearbooks, and the song "Chicago" by Sufjan Stevens. You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram, subscribe to Josh's newsletter That's Marvelous HERE You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

Thrilled to be joined by the amazing and talented Emily St. James for our first long player of an episode, about amongst other things being the kind of billionaire leftists like, fictionmania, transition and Taylor Swift. This was such a fun conversation with Emily, and I really hope you love it. A real emotional journey that covers all the best emotions life can muster.You can find Emily on Twitter and Bluesky You can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week.

We are BACK! Episode 4, with my guest Rax King, one of my favourite writers, a great podcaster with her show Low Culture Boil and one of the funniest people on the internet. You can follow Rax on Twitter and Instagram , subscribe to her PatreonYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out her INCREDIBLE work HERELeave a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell your friends! Help me get the word out about this show, it really, really helps. Okay, love you, see you next week. 

Today's guest is none other than the writer of "Crying In The Grocery Store", the theme song for this show Augusta Koch of Gladie!We talk about crying, we talk about posturing in music scenes and the difference in processing emotions after we got sober and Augusta tells me a story about crying to a song by a band a lot of people have assumed would show up in this show. There are some solemn vows made to abide by viral Twitter campaigns that I expect us all to live up to. You can find Gladie on Twitter and Instagram Follow me on Twitter and Instagram

OH hiLook, people have been asking me. Niko, when is V/A Club coming back? It's not. But we're using the feed for something new. It's a new show, by me, it's called Blue Eyes Crying By The Chips, it's about the beautiful songs that we love and the places we have cried listening to them.join us every Friday for season one of a show I already love and want to do forever,  My first guest is my friend, writer and podcaster Elamin Abdelmahmoud. He's the host of Commotion on CBC and the author of the lovely and brilliant book Son Of Nowhere.You can follow him on Twitter HERE You can find Commotion on CBC HERE or your podcast platform of choiceYou can find me, Niko Stratis, on all social media platforms @ Niko Stratis. I tend to use Twitter the most, or my newsletter, Anxiety Shark.Our theme song is by Augusta Koch of Gladie, find Gladie on Bandcamp HEREShow artwork is by Amanda Wong, check out he INCREDIBLE work HEREOkay, that's it. See you next Friday. 

okay i’m a few days late on this but i have good reasons. on saturday i went estate saleing and took a nap (it was so hot!) and watched a bunch of steven universe and then went to see barbie. and then on sunday i did food not bombs and took a long nap again and watched more steven universe and then finally got back out of the house after like 7:30 once it cooled off a bit and just hung out on the food co-op patio. very important thing to do. and then it was hard to find a chance to do it yesterday because i worked most of the day and then cooked dinner for like the first time in a while and then i had to watch wall-e for the first time. can’t believe i never saw it.but here ya go - radio program for the week. enjoy!DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Lié "Bugs" You Want It Real02:30 Alabaster dePlume “If You’re Sure You Want To” To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 106:15 WEAK SIGNAL “Death Of An Heir Of Sorrows” SHIMPLING08:42 Sour Widows “I Wanna Be Like Jonny” Sour Widows13:04 BLOOM “Song And Dance” Dispersal15:43 hemlock “seattle” seattle EP20:52 Greg Mendez “Bike” Cherry Hell22:25 Massicot “A” Kratt26:28 Donut World “last summer” demo28:15 Cold Beat “Prism” Mother32:35 Babe Corner “Alone At The Party” Killer36:50 Zurich Cloud Motors “Motorola Radio” Do More Than Deconstruct-o38:19 Victoria Hume “February” February / Little Ray42:08 Ben Seretan “1 of” Youth Pastoral45:10 Wandering Lake “destine” destine47:59 Gladie “When You Leave The Sun” Safe Sins50:19 Soccer Mommy “stain” color theory53:19 unlimited guests “the, sunbathing” there’s a disc54:35 Happy Spendy “Wrap Me Up” Ready When You Are EP57:21 The Giving Shapes “Shadow’s Hue” Earth Leaps Up

Gladie - "Heaven, Someday" from the 2022 album Don't Know What You're in Until You're Out on Plum Records Recorded in early 2022, Philadelphia band Gladie chose an appropriate name for their second LP: Don't Know What You're in Until You're Out. The thoughtful title covers more than just the pandemic. As frontwoman Augusta Koch explained to Flood magazine, "We decided to name the record this because it deals a lot with the theme of shifting into a new mindset, and with that change you can objectively look back and see what you were going through without your thought processes being clouded by being in the thick of it." She adds, "I think it's also an ambiguous title in a way, because I like the idea that it can be interpreted as both a positive and a negative. Like, the duality of both ‘you don't know what you're in until you're out' could seem sad because it implies hardship and turmoil, but it can also seem hopeful in the sense that although you're going through something really rough, there's hope that it will get better — you will change, you will survive it, and you will be able to view yourself and your surroundings from a totally new perspective." Today's Song of the Day continues that theme of duality. She tells Flood, it "was written during the height of the 2020 doomscroll-bad-news factory, when we were all putting in overtime. It's about trying to combat the fear of the outside world and your inner demons at the same time. There's still some hope to hold onto, though, and it's important to remember that even both the inside and outside feel inhabitable." Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Podcast #631 catches up with gems from Gladie, The Loyal Cheaters, The Maharajas, The Melmacs, Blanky, Green on Red, Caitlin Rose, & Constellatia.

John is back from L.A. and regales Em and Hallie about his record and book store adventures. Also covered - the new Hoity Toity video, Gladie's new album, UK subs, and more! Also, sadly, RIP Nik Turner and Keith Levine.

Freitags kommen die neuen Scherben: Gladie aus Philadelphia sind das Indie-Rock-Ding der Stunde, Weyes Blood aus LA verdunkelt ihren cineastischen Pop für die Katastrophen unserer Zeit und Romandie-Rapperin KT Gorique bringt eine brennende neue EP. Press Play.

Our October 2022 indiepop radio episode is perfect entertainment for the suddenly longer nights now that the clocks have gone back. New releases this month feature artists from such illustrious countries as Italy, France, Australia, the Netherlands, and Sweden. Enjoy listening to the latest tracks by Gladie, Fascinations Grand Chorus, Night Shop, Full Power Happy … Continue reading "Indiepop Radio Episode 22-10"

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. Today we're talking with Augusta Koch of Gladie and previously of Cayetana. We talked about Rilo Kiley's 2002 album "Execution of All Things," about first cars, having a short rockabilly phase as kids, and starting fresh with new projects. Gladie released "Everyone is Talking But You," in 2018 and a slew of EPs & singles in 2020. They're currently working on finishing up a new album, so stay tuned! Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/spinningoutpod

It’s movie night here at “In Defense of Ska.” Grab some popcorn and go watch the 2020 horror-comedy film “Uncle Peckerhead.” Watch it before you listen to our latest episode because spoilers are discussed. “Uncle Peckerhead” is a great movie about fake DIY punk band DUH. Like “Green Room,” this punk-on-the-road film turns horror. But it’s quite different and involves a people-eating roadie. Fun! You’ve probably heard us talk about this movie in prior episodes. When we chatted with Slapstick, we asked them if they were aware that this movie had an entire scene built around their song “There's a Metalhead in the Parking Lot.” (They were not). And after we interviewed Augusta Koch (Cayetana, Gladie), she told us that she did all the vocals for the female character in the band, which we mentioned in that episode’s intro. So it was inevitable that we would eventually do an entire episode on the film. For this episode, we talk to Matthew John Lawrence (writer/director) and Jeff Riddle (Actor, songwriter, Five Hundred Bucks) and we dig in deep. We learn how their history as touring punk musicians informed the film. (Spoiler: Matthew played in a ska band at one point.) We discuss how the writing of the film and the music happened alongside one another. And we also discuss how difficult it was to clean up some of the gore scenes. It even soured a few familial relationships. Check it out and be on the lookout for a DUH album in the near future. If you enjoyed this episode, please give it a share. You can sign up for the “In Defense of Ska” newsletter and get episodes sent directly to your inbox Subscribe at aaroncarnes.substack.com

sent $$$ this week to Moments Co-op’s Town Fridge.momentscooperative.com“The City of Oakland is once again threatening to take away Moments’ Town Fridge unless we make expensive electrical changes. We urgently need at least 30 people to donate $30 right now in order to pay the electrician. Moments is 100% volunteer run / not-for-profit and relies entirely on community support. Our high-traffic fridge is emptied out several times DAILY by unhoused folks, workers, and low-income families. Please donate now to keep this vital lifeline in Downtown Oakland! You can donate directly at paypal.me/MomentsCoop (please select "Family + Friends” option). You can also become a volunteer or monthly supporter of our Fridge at the links in our bio!“DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Maraudeur "Scorpio” Maraudeur + MaraudeurJake Tobin “Calming Down” Fifth ThoughtThe Stroppies “Architectural Charades” Maddest Moments/Architectural CharadesClearance “Rumored Sequel” At Your LeisurePorlolo “I Don’t Want to Lose” AwardsNervous Twitch “Promised Me The World” Promised Me The WorldFlesh Narc “Glove” Pillow TalkSmokescreens “Jolly Jane” Used To YesterdayViolet Mice “Scenes from 2010” ChiarobasuraPowPig “Ode to Wiseau” Buzz BuzzTHICK “LYFE” Would You Rather?Saturday Night “Piper” Saturday NightSpeck “Transfat” Psycho Babble EPGlued “Beach Boys” Cool EvilGreg Electric “Hysterical” Greg ElectricHEATHERS “Linear Movement” Midnight Is A PlaceGladie “20:20” everyone is talking but youMommy Long Legs “Call You Out” Try Your BestFuture star “wish u were here” i went home and all i got part 1Symfan “DYWM” Circadian WorkoutF.I.S.T. “Won’t Kill for Donald” FALSE ICON E.P.Warm Thoughts “Precipitation” I Went Swimming AloneHatchie “Sugar & Spice” Sugar & Spice

Augusta Koch’s first band was called The Blue Bananas, a ska band. They had a few originals and performed a Choking Victim song. They didn’t last long. She’s since gone on to play in some incredible non-ska bands like Cayetana and Gladie. And she even sang vocals for the fictitious group DUH in the horror-comedy film Uncle Peckerhead. But ska has remained important to her. During the pandemic, she found comfort in revisiting some of her favorite bands from when she was younger. RX Bandits have been a particular favorite for her. Augusta talks with us, not just about her ska roots, but also what it’s been like for her the past couple of years, creatively and personally. We discuss a blog post she wrote about starting smoking again during the pandemic and she also tells us about Jeff Rosenstock asking her to contribute to SKA DREAM by screaming on a few tracks. We discuss the Sparks cover she made with Mike Park, and we also get into a discussion about what her favorite Mountain Goats record is. And most importantly, we try to understand why the ska scene just feels so much better to be a part of than other “cooler” scenes. We come up with a few theories. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and on social media. You can sign up for this newsletter and get the podcast sent directly to your inbox. Get on the email list at aaroncarnes.substack.com

On Episode 77, I take the podcast on the road, and into a studio where magic happens. Matt Schimelfenig and Augusta Koch make up the band Gladie. They were kind enough to invite me to the Ponono Mountains in Pennsylvania where they have built their own studio where they record their own music and also that of other bands and artists. Together in the perfectly creative curated space called The Bunk, we discuss how the pandemic has changed the lives of artists and the craft of music making, editing and producing. There are so many gems of inspiration from this discussion, so let your inner artist and creative listen deeply. You can find out more about Matt and August on their website at www.atthebunk.com or look for their music on your favorite platform. Thanks for listening!

Hello and welcome to REPLY ALT, the best email newsletter about music in the entire world which is also sometimes a podcast—the best podcast in the entire world. Today it’s a podcast.Sometime around 2013 I heard a band called Cayetana. They only had a handful of songs to their name at the time and that was all I needed to hear. I was instantly hooked on the Philly trio’s scrappy take on punk, especially the vocal work of singer Augusta Koch. Her voice had this ragged edge to it and it flared wildly and unpredictably. I just loved it. I reached out and asked if I could interview them and they showed up to the interview in the most comically packed Subaru I’d ever seen. The minute I saw them piling out of their rock band clown car, I was sold. Cayetana lasted for two albums and roughly eight years, but, fortunately, Augusta is still extremely prolific. She had a Herculean output last year with her new project, Gladie, having released one album and four EPs. (I am required by law to mention that one of them contains a Weakerthans cover.) It’s been really inspiring to watch her evolve as an artist over the last few years. Augusta and I had a chat recently about staying creative, letting projects fade away once they’ve run their course, and the soul-sucking nature of promoting yourself on the internet. I got way more wistful and nostalgic than I typically do in these talks. What can I say, genuinely kind people are hard to come by in the music industry!Listen to our chat above or on Spotify or Apple or wherever you like to listen to these sorts of things. Oh, and as I was feeling nostalgic, I was going through old photos and found this one of us in the back of their van, a candidate for the worst photo of me ever taken.Top by photo by Jess Flynn. My new theme song by Dan Faughnder.Follow me on all the internet stuff.Twitter | Instagram | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe

August Koch of Gladie, formerly of Cayetana, joins me to talking about growing up in the Poconos, moving to Philadelphia, starting Cayetana and that happening hard and fast, starting Gladie, where she's at now and LOADS MOREThanks for listening this year, big yourselves up.Augusta's Top 2020 Enhancers:Podcast - My Favorite MurderTV - Lovecraft Country and The Great British Bake OffMusic - Beastie BoysGet your beers delivered! 101 Part Time Jobs is supported by Signature Brew: listeners can get 10% off all their beers by visiting signaturebrew.co.uk and using the code '101PODCAST'Songs: Gladie 'No Call List', Cock Sparrer 'Working'Photo by AugustaEdited by Emily Naylor See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Augusta Koch is a singer/songwriter based in Philadelphia. Her old band Cayetana opened for RX back in 2015 and I've enjoyed her vocal stylings ever since. We catch up from her studio/creative getaway in the Pocono Mountains and in this conversation we discuss being prolific out of insecurity, Gladie releasing 2 eps and a full length in 2020, her getting into making stained glass, feeling like the Celestial Seasonings bear, quitting drinking, how she met Mike Park and signed to Asianman Records and good/bad memories from listening to our older works. We also get into a lot more than that. Hope you enjoy, thank you so much for your support and for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode we review "Hold On Me" by Reggie Banks and "When You Leave The Sun" by Gladie. Discussions range from the German science experiment to see how Corona spreads at indoor concerts, what we thought about Taylorr Swifts and Logics new albums. Also is Kanye completely losing it?

This week we talk about Gladie's new record, Safe Sins, and one of Caleb's old favorites, Safe Without Sound by Park Ranger. Safe Sins (Gladie) Spotify: https://kitzy.co/2PwY5U4 (https://kitzy.co/2PwY5U4) Apple Music: https://kitzy.co/2uIZlMW (https://kitzy.co/2uIZlMW) Bandcamp: https://kitzy.co/2VDhGWu (https://kitzy.co/2VDhGWu) Upcoming Shows: https://kitzy.co/2T7WGpc (https://kitzy.co/2T7WGpc) Safe Without Sound (Park Ranger) Spotify: https://kitzy.co/2Vuo5Do (https://kitzy.co/2Vuo5Do) ----- Check us out on the web athttps://leftofthedial.fm/ ( )https://leftofthedial.fm/ (https://leftofthedial.fm) Support us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/leftofthedialpc ( )https://www.patreon.com/leftofthedialpc (https://www.patreon.com/leftofthedialpc) Listen to our playlist! Spotify:https://kitzy.co/LOTDspotify ( )https://kitzy.co/LOTDspotify (https://kitzy.co/LOTDspotify) Apple Music:https://kitzy.co/LOTDapplemusic ( )https://kitzy.co/LOTDapplemusic (https://kitzy.co/LOTDapplemusic) Hit us up on Twitter! https://twitter.com/LeftOfTheDialPC (https://twitter.com/LeftOfTheDialPC) https://twitter.com/heykitzy (https://twitter.com/heykitzy) https://twitter.com/calebmicah (https://twitter.com/calebmicah) Support this podcast