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SUPPORT MUSIC IS NOT A GENRE ON PATREON WATCH MUSIC is not a GENRE VIDEOS and MORE I talk for more than an hour with Patrick Tape Fleming. Patrick is a musician, producer & recording engineer. He's cofounder of the bands Gloom Balloon & The Poison Control Center. His music has been featured in several industry publications, including Rolling Stone, Spin & Billboard. He's produced over 40 albums. Patrick also produced the Olivia Tremor Control documentary, The Realized Film: Dusk at Cubist Castle, celebrating the 25th anniversary of that band's debut album. For more on Patrick, go here: https://gloomballoon.bandcamp.com/ https://thepoisoncontrolcenter.bandcamp.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicisnotagenre/support

We discuss the recent allegations against former school teacher Kristopher Rollins, Gloom Balloon, & Steve McFadden, the controversy behind Jenna Marble's videos, school tales, and much more. ========================== Main Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy9cWC1hL3KVFxcOIZWnwEA Clips Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr8bgMM5uu08ZqdD1ty59OA Coleman's Music (McCretin): https://open.spotify.com/artist/646mV626yFqKaAEfKeAKMT?si=_2QeVV26Qfuhq1N2pC583w Coleman's Short Film "Circles" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM2V_1zeWls Twitter: https://twitter.com/mc_hours Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mcallisterhours?fan_landing=true Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mcallisterhours/ Discord: https://discord.gg/BZraY34JKX

In this week's episode, we’re excited to share some arts news and upcoming work from our friends at Iowa Dance Festival. Then, we’ll talk with student and talent buyer for Scope Productions, Kevin Trunda, followed by a conversation with writer, drag artist, and adjunct professor Sara McGuirk. This episode features music by Gossip Cult and Alex Body. As of December 2020, we have removed this episode’s Song of the Week segment, which featured a track by Gloom Balloon. Since the original release of this episode, we have reviewed new information and determined that supporting work by this artist conflicts with our organizational values and programmatic policies. Thank you to Goodfellow Printing, Shive-Hattery, RSVP, and Taxes Plus for sponsoring this episode. Ongoing support comes from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Iowa Arts Council, and from the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund. Phase 1 is an initiative of Arts Midwest and its peer United States Regional Arts Organizations made possible by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Best Show Ever is produced by the Englert in Iowa City, Iowa, and is supported by Friends of the Englert. Visit www.englert.org/friends to support our programming. -------------------- Staff Writer & Content Manager: Claire Barrett Host: Elly Hofmaier Line Producer: Savannah Lane Audio Engineers: Red Rebelskey, Gabi Vanek, and Ioannis Alexakis Executive Producers: John Schickedanz & Andre Perry --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/englert/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/englert/support

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Yo! It's a new look for the PF boys! We're talking about the long-anticipated LP3 from Des Moines indie rocker Gloom Balloon titled "So Bergman Uses Bach to Get His Point Across, I Feel Like I Have Chosen Rock but at What a Cost." Absolutely rad, man!Thumbnail photography by Lucas Jensen (Instagram: @lucasleeland).

Today we are joined by Patrick Fleming of Gloom Balloon, the local musician who is releasing a new album on Sept. 25 called "So Bergman Uses Bach To Get Point Across, I Feel Like I Have Chosen Rock But At What A Cost." Fleming chats about that, his music inspiration and the music industry as a whole. For more information, visit Gloom Balloon's website. Music by Admiral Bob.

On this episode Jordan and Patrick Fleming, of Gloom Balloon, dive in deep with their long history in the Iowa music scene, recording albums, and much more!  The new Gloom Balloon album will be released September 25th, 2020 via Grand Phony and you can pre-order the brand new record at www.grandphony.com as well as find more information at www.gloomballoon.com. Find more information on all things "In The Birdroom" at www.desmoinesmc.com/podcast as well as details on DMMC Music Education, 80/35, GDP, and more at www.desmoinesm.com

The boys are tired but there's a whole lotta new music to talk about! We discuss the new demo tape EP hybrid "Soak the Master Sessions, Volume 1" from the familiar road trip rock crew, Holy White Hounds. Then we take a peek at two new music videos from Des Moines indie stars Gloom Balloon and Christopher the Conquered, plus peep the deets on their upcoming albums. Finally, we cover "Timeless," a new single from Des Moines pop singer/songwriter EleanorGrace. Wow, that's a lot of music, man!

PR & Chase are playing a show! Come check out Chase Schweitzer and The Ringwalds as they open for Gloom Balloon on June 27th at the Vaudeville Mews.But in the meantime, the boys are chatting about the dope new single from Des Moines staple The Maytags, "Cities."

Three people, two microphones, countless movies. Hannah and Dustin Harmsen from The Lantern Cinema stopped in to talk mental health and movies. We covered plenty of 90's comedies, Wes Anderson's entire catalog, and got serious (occasionally). The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) The song played during the break is "I Can't Rise Above It" by H.D. Harmsen (maximumamesrecords.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Us server on Discord

Back to having guests! This time I was joined by Des Moines artist/performer/musician/teacher/monk-in-training Rob Stephens. We covered what it's like to make music when you don't know what you're doing, being jealous of locals, the pros and cons of quiet time, Dolly Parton breakups songs, and plenty of other tangents. While we've known each other for awhile, we had never really spoken to one another for more than a couple of minutes at a time until we sat down in this booth. By the end I think we learned a lot about each other and ended up with one of my favorite episodes of this show. You can find some of Rob's work at goodkidrob.com The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Us server on Discord

It's difficult to call this a proper episode - it's something different. Meant to be reminiscent of what goes through my head when I feel like I'm in the gutter. There's also part of a song on loop throughout most of the episode meant to 1. represent having random bits of songs stuck in my head and 2. provide something consistent in an otherwise inconsistent experience. Wanted to get a bit louder and out there * insert internal screaming Here, insert internal screaming Here * but living in an apartment with paper thin wall has its limitations. I know this isn't as easy of a listen as some episodes, but I hope you give it an honest chance and that something clicks. Thank you for being you. Remember, "Life is happy, baby." The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Song that's on repeat throughout is also by Gloom Balloon (currently only available on Bandcamp). Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Us server on Discord

We're back! To quote a White Stripes song, "I must be fine cuz my heart's still beatin'." There's some truth to that, too! So much to catch up on yet so little has changed. On this episode on talk through my current state of being and have a whole lot to say about Bojack Horseman in general and regarding it's depictions of mental health. This is a weirder one, harkening back to my first time in front of this mic. It was tough. It was tough but it'll get better again. Thank you. Remember, "Life is happy, baby." The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Us server on Discord

Ho ho ho! We bring the last of this year's Holidays episodes. And as in previous years, this episode features some situations and language that some of you may not want to hear. So you have been warned. The rest of you I hope enjoy this last collection of festive musical frivolities. And be back next week as we present a whole bunch of playlists featuring Iowa's own songs of the season! IMSC posts featuring the holidays: http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/search/label/holidays Art by John Leech https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Leech_(caricaturist) TRACK LISTING: For more information, click on the link below the track. Opening - Iowa Music Showcase Christmas Theme by Dylan Boyle and Dan OlderMusicGeek (http://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2015/12/iowa-music-showcase-theme-christmas.html) Song 1 - "A Collage of Impressions" by The Poison Control Center s (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-1-collage-of-impressions-by.html) Song 2 - "Eggnog and Beer" by Less Poetry and Pizza Babe (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-2-eggnog-and-beer-by-less.html) Song 3 - "High on Christmas" by Dan Bee (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-3-high-on-christmas-by-dan.html) Song 4 - "Distracted When You Kiss" by Gloom Balloon (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-4-distracted-when-you-kiss.html) Song 5 - "Happy Holidays" by Bryan Baker (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-5-happy-holidays-by-bryan.html) Song 6 - "Christmas Makes Pants Happy" by Keepers of the Carpet (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-6-christmas-makes-pants.html) Song 7 - "When No One Calls on Christmas" by Tuff Jerks (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-7-when-no-one-calls-on.html) Song 8 - "Party of the Party" by Karen Meat (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-8-party-of-party-by-karen.html) Song 9 - "Merry Christmas, Bats" by Personal Vendetta (https://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2017/12/ep-58-song-9-merry-christmas-bats-by.html) Closing - Iowa Music Showcase Christmas Theme by Dylan Boyle and Dan OlderMusicGeek (http://iowamusicshowcasesongs.blogspot.com/2015/12/iowa-music-showcase-theme-christmas.html) All songs, artwork, and photography are copyrighted by the performers, composers, artists, and photographers, and used by their kind permission. Next week: We present with playlists from various websites featuring holiday music from our own state's musicians! Next episode: The favorites of 2017! PREVIOUSLY ON IOWA MUSIC SHOWCASE: Three weeks ago... PLAYLISTS: Thanksgiving - Iowa Style - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2017/11/playlists-thanksgiving-iowa-style.html One month ago... Just what the heck is on this website! - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2017/11/just-what-heck-is-on-this-website.html Three months ago... OTHER SOURCES: An Iowa Noise Music Compilation - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2017/09/other-sources-iowa-noise-music.html Six months ago... PLAYLISTS: Random Iowa Music BandCamp Playlist 1 - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2017/06/other-sources-random-iowa-music.html One year ago... Episode 39: Happy Hawkeye Holidays 2016, Part 2 of 2 - The Cola Edition - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2016/12/episode-39-happy-hawkeye-holidays-2016_11.html Two years ago... Episode 21: Happy Hawkeye Holidays 2015, the Flurries Edition - http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/2015/12/episode-21-happy-hawkeye-holidays-2015.html Iowa Music Showcase can be listened to and/or downloaded on the following sites: Home page: http://iowamusicshowcase.blogspot.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Iowa-Music-Showcase/364796883703114

At least this hiatus was shorter . . . I think. Joining me is roommate extraordinaire and coffee connoisseur, Joe Stilwell. We talk about the month known as "October," the impending holidays, getting to know someone via microphone, and google "reactive depression." The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify

The podcast is back and so is Paige E. King (and my own name being in the title). More than a year after her first guest appearance, we reconvened (this time in person) over a bottle of red wine and a table that isn't actually made of wood. We talked about cooking as art therapy, how to make a home a Home, gave the tiniest Royal Tenenbaums spoiler I could possibly think of, and introduced a new segment. Thank you for listening. Remember (even when I sometimes forget), "Life is happy, baby." - Frank Reynolds All of the things: The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com) Sad Song Dispatch playlist on Spotify Depression Session w/Chris Biagini music playlist on Spotify

Patrick Tape Fleming (Gloom Balloon, Poison Control Center) returns to talk about life since his last one-on-one 3 years ago which has seen his life change dramatically in the form of having a child and recording a new record in that time. We talk about adjusting to father hood, Paul McCartney, Billy Corgan, Chuck Berry, cheeseburgers, inspiring the next generation for Iowa musicians, as well as all of his creative stock he emptied into the new and possibly last Gloom Balloon record "Drying the Eyes of the Goddess of Gloom" available September 1st via Maximum Ames Records. Hilarity abound.

A week late and a guest short - I recorded outside in what proved to be the most honest and accurate window into who I am. Some things I covered: - Retiring from hockey - Not currently being depressed - Limiting self-deprecation - The closest I have ever come to committing suicide - My plans for two new shows - Why I stick my tongue out so damn much - MORE (listen to the show :P) Thank you for listening. Remember, "Life is happy, baby." - Frank Reynolds The intro song is "34" by Foxholes (foxholesdsm.bandcamp.com) Outro music by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) Logo by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com)

Trevor and I chatted for long enough to warrant this shows first ever two part episode. We discus of favorite Star Wars films, moving within the midwest, our inability to grasp parenthood, and hear from our first sponsors. Thank you. Intro song is "34" by Foxholes. Additional music by Gloom Balloon. Logo by Jennifer Leatherby.

In the first two part episode of this show Foxholes frontman, Trevor Holt, joined me to talk about starting a band, jump scares from his roommate, our love for It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, and a whole lot more. Sorry I come through so quiet on this one. One of these days I'll finally figure out what I'm doing and make everything sound consistently wonderful. Thank you. Intro song is "34" by Foxholes. Additional music by Gloom Balloon. Logo by Jennifer Leatherby.

Sock queen/cat owner Emily Sigler claimed the title of First Returning Guest to talk about the therapy that is cat ownership and the aptly named Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). In the episode that simply refused to end, we also debate whether or not I am hipster and/or emo, complain about our student debt (justifiably slow)and reveal job changes. Music by Gloom Balloon. Logo by Jennifer Leatherby.

We're back! Season 2 starts now. All episodes will feature guests and this one starts the oh so talented Kellie "Don't Call Her" Kramer. Kellie and I chatted about the relationship between food and depression, my definition of "Happy" and a whole lot more during our first episode of 2017. Theme music by Gloom Balloon -> gloomballoon.com Logo by Jen Leatherby -> jenleatherby.com

The two most popular Pants OFF! guests return to tag team and lay the smack down on the podcast; Gloom Balloon's Patrick Tape Fleming and Pavement's Bob Nastanovich. The two long time amigos dish about everything from scars, heroin ghouls, Butthole Surfers, possible business ventures, businesses Bob hates, death birds, Pavement's Hall of Fame status, PCC, jockey dicks, Michael Stipe's dick and more non-dick related topics. This one is a triple crown winner.

It's been a long wait for a short episode but it was time to talk about "Good Luck Kid." This was the last episode that will be recorded in Oregon and the unintentional conclusion to season 1 of the show. The music is by Gloom Balloon and logo by Jen Leatherby.

It is essentially a full week late, but the show is back. The tween episode is the time to finally update everyone on the happenings of my life and read off some journal entries. Things get intimate. Theme music by Gloom Balloon -> gloomballoon.com Logo by Jen Leatherby -> jenleatherby.com

Calling in from Iowa was Maximum Ames Records co-founder and Mumford's frontman, Nate Logsdon. My former boss and I chatted about his struggles with OCD and how his faith intensified some of his habits. I also laughed entirely too much, as usual, and realized that members of The Poison Control Center have touched a lot of lives . . . sexually and otherwise. Here is where you can learn more about Maximum Ames Music Festival -> maximumames.com Here is where you can hear Nate sing -> mumfordsmusic.bandcamp.com Theme music by Gloom Balloon -> gloomballoon.com Logo by Jen Leatherby -> jenleatherby.com

Recorded one of these solo for the first time since episode 3 - it was hard. We take another trip to my happy place, hold a session of the Self Love Club, and I divulge plenty of nitty gritty details on the fucked up thoughts that enter my brain. Music was provided by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com). The logo is the handy work of Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com).

My sister sat down with me to talk about a little known thing called "video games." I revealed the four games that have brought me to tears, discuss my rivalry with Sadness, and breakdown why we play games; for better or worse. As always the music is by Gloom Balloon (gloomballoon.com) and logo is by Jen Leatherby (jenleatherby.com). Thank you.

With some time in my new home state under my belt, I decided to sit down and record with my new roommate. Jessica and I discuss our mutual attraction to creation+creators, unveil my musical hopes and dreams, plus encourage everyone to buy some flowers. Music provided by the oh so dreamy Gloom Balloon - gloomballoon.com Logo done by Jen Leatherby and her curls - jenleatherby.com

In what proved to be episode 7, not "probably episode 6," we rewind time to when I was still in Des Moines. For the last episode that was recorded before the move, I sat down with the roommate that I was leaving. Randy and I talk a lot about friendship, harmonica, people that don't understand depression, and what has helped me overcome sad things the most. As always, music is by Gloom Balloon - gloomballoon.com and Jen Leatherby created the logo - jenleatherby.com Thank you. Enjoy.

She had to follow me at karaoke, follow Patrick on the podcast, and be the first to record with me cross-country (and you can tell by the sound quality). "She" is the whimsical Paige King. We discuss my move from Iowa to Oregon, shadowboxing depression, the rundown on my tattoos, and what Wes Anderson character she hates. All music is from the hearts and minds of Gloom Balloon - gloomballoon.com Logo by Jen Leatherby - jenleatherby.com "I always wanted to be a Tenenbaum."

I sat down with my self-described favorite person in the entire world, Patrick Tape Fleming. We talk sad songs, more Star Wars, fatherhood, and me moving away. Featured throughout the show is the crying and drooling of the young Nilsson Apollo Tape Fleming. Also included during the episode is the world debut of "Disintegration of Expectations" by Patrick's band Gloom Balloon. It is fantastic and will make the wait for album number two a little harder for me. Checkout @gloomballoon on Twitter and Instagram. Read Pat's bad jokes and listen to some good tunes. Visit jenleatherby.com to see some rad art, get something commissioned, and experience the lovely lady who made this show's logo.

Max Jury is a singer/songwriter who is quickly gaining fame not just in the Midwest but internationally. Playing places all over Europe including the U.K., Germany, France, etc. Max is originally from the Des Moines area where at a young age, played in bands to eventually going to study at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. He honed his craft which ultimately landed him a publishing and management deal. He took time out of his busy schedule to chat on his approaches to songwriting, opening for Lana Del Ray, songwriting vs. performing, influences, the risks involved in pursuing music as a career, and more. Bonus Story Time: Patrick Tape Fleming (Poison Control Center, Gloom Balloon) and Matt "Boz" Bosma (Hessian, Light in the Addict) grew up in Sibley, Ia where they played in separate bands. They come in to tell a quick, hilarious tale where a rouse was put in motion to prank an outside individual who came in to audition for one of their bands.

Christopher Ford of Christopher the Conquered, Gloom Balloon, Derek Lambert and the Prairie Fires, The New Bodies, ex-Stuck with Arthur; comes by to mix it up about his growing up in rural Iowa, becoming a multi-versed instrumentalist, pop punk roots, finding himself as an artist, struggles starting out solo, the formation of Maximum Ames Records, all of his musical endeavors, his role as DMMC project manager and a boat load more.

Patrick Tape Fleming of Gloom Balloon & Poison Control Center sits down with me to talk all things PCC, life in NW Iowa, tour stories, Ames, Pure Gut, classic rock, guitar, playing with Max Weinberg, and the success he's having with Gloom Balloon. Enjoy!