Podcast appearances and mentions of jason fuller

When Melbourne noise machine and champion for the underdog Blood Duster called time in early December 2017, the Australian music scene lost one of the greats. Not just in terms of music, but, more importantly, in terms of old school ethos. The punk mentality of fuck you and whatever you rode in on that had by then thankfully settled into the heavier side of music.The band were an enigma. They cursed, they bled, they had an opinion, and they had an agenda. Which was purely based on fun and enjoyment of their music. The fact that every year since has seen some form of (false) whisper about an unlikely reunion has only helped strengthen the myth surrounding the music. Hell, HEAVY would not have even heard of the band were it not for their infamous CUNT shirts, which is another thing about the band that has remained intriguing.But this year was different. 2025 became the year when Blood Duster said yes to returning to Australian stages and said fuck it to any previous trepidation. And the lucky festival to secure that much sought-after signature?Blacken Open Air.As bass player Jason Fuller tells us during our chat, Blacken have come knocking every year since 2017, urging - sometimes pleading - with the band to make a resurgence at the hallowed grounds of the outback metal festival, but each request fell on deaf ears. Until now.Blood Duster will play their first gig on Australian soil in almost a decade as one of the headliners of Blacken Open Air 2025 (September 19 - 22), and HEAVY jumped at the chance to speak with the man behind the myth and behind the legend, Jason Fuller. We start by asking why now is the right time for a return outing."When we finished the band, we really kind of…" Fuller measured… "We felt like once you're releasing records; once you're destroying records before they can even be released, you've kind of reached peak annoyability for everyone (laughs). We did everything we had to do, and we were starting to do shows just for money, and it felt totally dishonest considering what Blood Duster is. It's supposed to be a party. We were at this point where we reached the peak of what we were gonna do and were getting annoyed with having to do it. So we just killed it. It's been eight years or whatever, and we just want to hang out with each other and have a party. All the heavy lifting is done. We don't have to fucking write anything. We don't have to go into a fucking release cycle. We don't have to worry about any of those things. We can just turn up, play some songs and have a ball. So that's where our heads at with all that."In the full interview, Jason talked more about why Blood Duster chose Blacken as their first gig back on home soil, the temptations and offers over the years, what to expect from Blood Duster live, what other bands he is looking forward to catching up with and the value of friendship within the metal community.We spoke about the diversity in Blacken's roster, the early days of Blood Duster and the musical climate that created them, their blending of genres before it was cool to do so and the future of the band after this show. And, of course, we talked about THAT shirt, with Jason recalling some funny moments because of that piece of merchandise and the album it spawned from.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

In this bonus episode, we're giving you the Q&A portion from our Teaming Up Live event from earlier this summer. Senior Vice President Sean Ryan fields audience questions for Jason Fuller, a producer with NPR's All Things Considered, and Adisa Hargett-Robinson, a former associate booking producer with ABC News.   Episode Highlights Who and how to pitch The impact of disinformation in the newsroom The use of AI in the newsroom

In our inaugural LIVE recording of Teaming Up, we welcomed a panel of national media experts to share insights from the newsroom. Our Sean Ryan, senior vice president of media relations, served as a moderator and was joined by Jason Fuller (producer) and Adisa Hargett-Robinson (reporter and media producer). Sharing their insights to a packed house, the trio unpacked a day in the life of a national newsroom producer and explored a variety of areas that impacts both sides of the pitch — from challenges in media today, to navigating things like AI and misinformation. Episode Highlights Daily routines of national newsroom Challenges facing reporters and producers in today's media landscape Pitching advice Navigating a world of mis- and disinformation The impact of digital advertising and AI on journalism Related Links Jason Fuller on LinkedIn Adisa Hargett-Robinson on LinkedIn

In this latest episode of the Dream Log Cabin Podcast, our host Lindsay Sutherland is joined by special guest and co-owner of Idaho Geothermal, Jason Fuller. Together, they discuss the incredible potential of geothermal energy, focusing in particular on geothermal heat pumps and their role as a highly efficient alternative energy solution. While the installation costs might be high, the long-term energy savings and increased self-reliance make these systems a worthwhile investment. Lindsay and Jason unpack the science behind air source and water source heat pumps, revealing how they successfully harness heat energy from our environment and achieve impressive energy efficiency levels up to 500%. They further elaborate on the benefits of water source heat pumps, including their independence from outdoor temperatures and ability to zone heating and cooling for multilevel properties. Transitioning to a practical lens, the discussion turns to the realities of installing these cutting-edge systems. The conversation covers everything from construction impact to financial considerations and guidance to navigate incentives offered by the government and utility companies. Geothermal systems come with longer lifespan, less maintenance, and overall cost-effectiveness despite the higher initial cost, making them a sound investment for your dream log cabin. Looking towards the future, the podcast explores the role of geothermal energy in promoting sustainable living and energy efficiency in our homes. Get a clearer perspective on this incredible renewable energy source and discover why a geothermal heat pump might be the heating and cooling solution you've been seeking. Connect with Caribou Creek Log Homes Here: https://www.cariboucreek.com Connect with Idaho Geo Thermal Here: https://www.idahogeothermal.com/

Episode 31 Jason Fuller - Lessons From 10 Years of FinOps Jason Fuller, Head of Cloud at HERE Technologies, talks with Mike Fuller, CTO of the FinOps Foundation and looks back at lessons learned from doing FinOps since long before it was called FinOps.Jason Fuller | LinkedInLearn more and join the FinOps Foundation at www.FinOps.org.

The Lord's supper is one of the two ordinances that Jesus instituted. In this message, Jason Fuller reminds us that it is a memorial to what Christ has done for us and reminds us how to prepare to receive it.

Episode #9 we talk with "North of 8 Mile" Jason Fuller. In this episode we discuss his training at the Cam Am School in Canada with the likes of The Canadian Destroyer, Scott D'Amore and Mickey Doyle, his venture into the Detroit scene working with Insane Championship Wrestling and the CWF and winning a forgotten title in the Detroit wrestling lore, the ICW Brass Knuckles Title! We also learn what part place in wrestling he enjoyed more then being a wrestler, 2 interesting stories concerning a missed opportunity by forgetting a gear bag and how a program flyer caused a huge scene at a CWF show. All this, plus opinions on things missing from wrestling nowadays and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strradio2020/message

Breonna Taylor was shot and killed by police in March. Her killing in Louisville, Ky., was part of the fuel for the nationwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism this spring and summer. On Tuesday, an announcement came that the city of Louisville had reached a $12 million settlement in a civil lawsuit brought against it. But Taylor's mother, Tamika Palmer, says this is only the beginning when it comes to getting full justice. There are on-going state and federal investigations, but still no criminal charges against any of the officers involved. Before she became the face of a movement, Taylor was a daughter, a niece and a treasured friend. Ahead of what would have been Taylor's 27th birthday, NPR's Ari Shapiro went to Louisville to speak with her family and friends about how they remember Taylor. Find and support your local public radio station.Email us at considerthis@npr.orgSpecial thanks to Becky Sullivan, Sam Gringlas, Sarah Handel, Jason Fuller and Ari Shapiro for the reporting featured in this episode.

Breonna Taylor was shot and killed by police in March. Her killing in Louisville, Ky., was part of the fuel for the nationwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism this spring and summer. On Tuesday, an announcement came that the city of Louisville had reached a $12 million settlement in a civil lawsuit brought against it. But Taylor's mother, Tamika Palmer, says this is only the beginning when it comes to getting full justice. There are on-going state and federal investigations, but still no criminal charges against any of the officers involved. Before she became the face of a movement, Taylor was a daughter, a niece and a treasured friend. Ahead of what would have been Taylor's 27th birthday, NPR's Ari Shapiro went to Louisville to speak with her family and friends about how they remember Taylor. Find and support your local public radio station.Email us at considerthis@npr.orgSpecial thanks to Becky Sullivan, Sam Gringlas, Sarah Handel, Jason Fuller and Ari Shapiro for the reporting featured in this episode.

This week on Generation Justice we learned from former U.S Senator Fred Harris, the last remaining member of the Kerner Commission, established by President Lyndon Johnson to investigate the causes of social unrest of 1967. We will also share a debate from NPR’s All things Considered about the discrimination black men face in public spaces. This segment was produced by long-time GJ member Jason Fuller… and a special interview conducted by our good friends at “CounterSpin” about voting suppression in America. All of this tonight 5/31 on 89.9 KUNM at 7:00pm or stream on KUNM.org! (Original collage by multimedia artist Damon Davis created to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Kerner Commission Report.)

In this inaugural episode the Cheerful Soundman, Eric Lenasbunt of Bunt Backline Event Services talks with Lighting Designer James Tucker of Neato Designs, Jason Fuller from Christ's Church in Jacksonville, FL and BJ Courtney of JUniverse Studios in Gainesville, FL. We chat origin stories, general approach and philosophies of doing business in the production industry. We also discuss some goals for 2019 and forward. http://www.buntbackline.com https://www.neato.design http://instagram.com/cheerfulsoundman

In this final Episode for 2018 we recorded from Custom Cars and Coffee December meet from the Perth Motorplex. We chat with Custom Cars and Coffee founder Jason Fuller and caught up with Speedway Champion and Doorslammer pilot Pino Priolo.

Fold Of Honor Indiana Patriot Shootout Recap!Golf Life Report offers a tips for chipping and putting.GUESTS: Renee Norton discusses her story, and her participation on FOH Michigan Shootout, and asks Bigg Jon to be her partner. Sgt. Jason Fuller also joins the conversation. Golf Logix discusses the app's new features.

Fold Of Honor Indiana Patriot Shootout Recap!Golf Life Report offers a tips for chipping and putting.GUESTS: Renee Norton discusses her story, and her participation on FOH Michigan Shootout, and asks Bigg Jon to be her partner. Sgt. Jason Fuller also joins the conversation. Golf Logix discusses the app's new features.

We open up the year with critical issues at hand. Nearly 800,000 young people are fighting the threat of deportation as women continue to lead the resistance in this country. Our guests are: United We Dream organizers, Janeth Antillon, and Felipe Rodriguez, who share the latest, on a clean dream act. Samia Assed, a local organizer, joins us to talk about the Albuquerque Women's March and why it is critical to the resistance of all oppression. Finally, Jason Fuller, GJ member and Journalism Fellow, will share his journey as a journalist of color from GJ to NPR! As always, you can catch us live every Sunday at 7pm (MST) on KUNM 89.9 FM in Albuquerque, or stream us on KUNM. org!

This week my guest is Jason Fuller (Blood Duster, Goatsound), we caught up at Goatsound to discuss what he has been doing for the last two years, recording, wrapping up Blood Duster and recording 28 bands in one day, BRUTAL! Check out Jason here: http://goatsound.com/ Check out Ear Buds here: http://earbudsnetwork.com/ Check me out here: http://obliviousmaximus.net/

Most Anacostia residents know the power and fame associated with the home of Frederick Douglass. A few even remember the period between the famous abolitionist's death and the property's designation as a national historic site — the years when the community, including a Cub Scout troop, took care of things. Jason Fuller talks with two longtime residents, Sandy Allen and Arrington Dixon, about their memories.

When Alicia Bennett and her husband moved to Anacostia three years ago, some friends said, “That’s not safe for your family, for your kids.” But the couple wanted to buy a house in the city, and it was the only place they could afford. As a white family in a thoroughly African-American neighborhood, they've given a lot of thought to how they present themselves. She talks with Anacostia Unmapped contributor John Johnson about living in a community where the racial and economic divides are obvious. (Photo by Jason Fuller)

Episode #2! This week my guest is Jason Fuller (Blood Duster, The Ruiner, Goatsound Studios), ever wanted to hear a bit over an hour of conversation about Blood Duster, Metal and Recording with lots of profanities? I HAVE, so here it is. If you're easily offended, maybe skip this one, otherwise, enjoy! PS, the audio quality on this one isn't great, apologies in advance, these things happen when you start doing something for the first time, next one will be better!

Dungeon Crawlers Radio is excited to welcome back to the show Kynan Griffin and Jason Fuller of Arrowstorm entertainment to talk about their Kickstarter for Mythica Darkspore which is the sequel to Mythica A Quest For Heroes.   Then we will have Lisa Mangum of Shadow Mountain Publishing wrapping up the show talking about Shadow Mountain Publishing, Publishing, and so much more. Tune in to the show on Thursday March 26th for this  spectacular show! Dungeon Crawlers Radio is an exciting and unique Live geek radioshow that focuses on gaming, comics, fantasy & Sci-fi Books, and many more aspects of the world of Geek.   Dungeon Crawlers Radio is produced by Dungeon Media and sponsored by Gamers Inn.

Jason Fuller speaks to Rodney Holder about his professional career in the music business. Jason is veteran of the Australian heavy music scene who has played in his rock and roll grindcore band "Blood Duster" for over twenty three years. Jason is a song writer, performer, manager, publicist, promoter, producer, studio owner, comedian and entrepreneur.  This is an action packed episode about a DIY punk rock ethos had to evolve to music business entrepreneurship in order to survive the insanely crazy music industry. 

To honor the first day of Black History Month, 1st Year Generation Justice Fellow, Jason Fuller, spoke with the owners of Mr. Powdrell's Barbeque House. We discussed food and culture in New Mexico, over the last 50 years, through the stories and insights of Joe and Rita Powdrell. We also explored the importance of history, entrepreneurship, innovation, and much more!