Podcast appearances and mentions of joe jack talcum

DJ Jesse Luscious heads to the country side of the punx & other weirdos with new tracks from Roots Round Up, Blag Dahlia/Ralph Champagne, rarities from Billie Joe Armstrong/Green Day and Rancid, and great country/twang/americana tracks from Mekons, Replacements, Knitters, Joe Jack Talcum, Dead Milkmen, Rank And File, Gr'ups, Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits, Ramones, Blasters, Bluebonnets, Faye Fife/The Countess of Fife, Penelope Houston, Sab Grey & The Royal Americans, Th' Legendary Shack Shakers, Patrik Fitzgerald, Slim Cessna's Auto Club & Reverend Horton Heat! He also spins new punk & goth from Jello Biafra + Motorpsycho, Boozewa, Coughin Vicars, Night Court, & The March Violets, classics from Nausea, Angelic Upstarts, Discharge, Rezillos, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! Jello Biafra and Motorpsycho- Punch Nausea- Hear Today Boozewa- What! Discharge- A Look At Tomorrow Angelic Upstarts- Two Million Voices Rezillos- Flying Saucer Attack Night Court- Not An Act(tor) Night Court- 1000000th song Grumpster- Wither Coughin Vicars- Until The Feeling Turns Cold March Violets- Hammer The Nail Patrk Fitzgerald- Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart Slim Cessna's Auto Club- This Is How We Do Things In The Country Countess Of Fife- Empty Headed Penelope Houston- Glad I'm A Girl Knitters- The Call Of The Wreckin' Ball BlueBonnets- Why Ya Don't Sab Grey And The Royal Americans- Wasted In D.C. Dead Milkmen- The Thing That Only Eats Hippies Joe Jack Talcum- Photograph Replacements- Waitress In The Sky Blag Dahlia- Don't Tread On Me (as Ralph Champagne) Ramones- Needles And Pins Billie Joe Armstrong- Geek Stink Breath  Bobby Joe Ebola And The Children Mac Nuggits- 1 1/2 Feet Mekons- Hole In The Ground Reverend Horton Heat- Devil's Chasing Me Roots Round Up- Relief Legendary Shack Shakers- The Deadenin' Gr'ups- Human Rash Rancid- L.A. River (Acoustic) Blasters- Border Radio Rank And File- Rank And File

In this episode, vocalist and guitarist Joe Jack Talcum provides an engaging look into the creation of the timeless classic from The Dead Milkmen, "Punk Rock Girl". He shares the story of how so many iconic Philadelphia landmarks became part of the song's lyrics, all of which immerse the listener in the city's unique atmosphere. He also reveals how Minnie Pearl and Mojo Nixon made their way into this punk rock gem, making this a must-listen for Dead Milkmen fans and music enthusiasts alike. If you love Chris DeMakes A Podcast and would like to help support the show, head to http://www.ChrisDeMakes.com to sign up for the Supporting Cast. You'll get weekly bonus episodes of the After Party podcast (plus a GIANT back catalog of episodes), and you'll be helping the show continue on! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Dead Milkmen were odd ducks in Philadelphia's 1980s  hardcore scene. They played really fast, but with a clean guitar channel, and wrote satirical--often strange and very imaginative--lyrics. It felt like they were almost a ska band. And in fact, they did have a few ska songs in their set like "If You Love Somebody, Set Them On Fire," "Little Man In My Head," "Gorilla Girl," and a cover of The Specials' "A Message To You, Rudy." Today, we bring on Dead Milkmen guitarist Joe Genaro. We talk about the band's relationship to ska, Joe's love for The Specials, The English Beat, Philly locals The Hooters, Operation Ivy and what it was like to play a LIVE 105 radio event with Skankin' Pickle (Along with Duran Duran and Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine.) We discuss their recent cover of Heaven 17's "(We Don't Need No) Fascist Groove Thang," which they turned into a ska song, the influential role of Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust, Inc, Joe's love for Dr. Demento and Weird Al (And how excited he was when he heard himself played on the Dr. Demento show), Why they mentioned drummer Jon Wurster in the song "Stewart," and we breakdown the recording of Big Lizard In My Backyard, and discuss some of the weirder promotional events Dead Milkmen did when "Punk Rock Girl" broke, including a bonkers performance on Club MTV with Downtown Julie Brown. Plus we discuss the band's excellent new album, Quaker City Quiet Pills, which was released on June 9th. Support the show

Joe Genaro is a musician and songwriter, best known for the punk rock group The Dead Milkmen. The Dead Milkmen formed in 1983, evolving out of a home-recording project with a mythological back story that Genaro had begun in 1979. The members of the group regularly employed pseudonyms, and Genaro most frequently called himself "Joe Jack Talcum" (stemming from the character of Jack Talcum that Genaro had imagined as the leader of the band in their mythology) in the context of the group, although he also used the pseudonyms "Butterfly Fairweather" and "Jasper Thread" on certain records. The band's debut LP, Big Lizard in My Backyard was released in 1985, and their initial twelve-year career saw some college radio and MTV success, notably surrounding singles "Bitchin' Camaro" (1986) and "Punk Rock Girl" (1988). Genaro acted as the group's guitarist, co-lead vocalist and co-songwriter, and occasionally played keyboards and piano. The band originally disbanded in 1995 but have reunited since. 

The Dead Milkmen are a one-of-a-kind punk band. How else can you describe them than by saying, "they just sound like the Dead Milkmen?" We talked with Joe Jack Talcum about the group's upcoming new album, their history and why editing videos for YouTube sucks.For more information, you can check Jack's website, and for more information on the Dead Milkmen, you can check out their website. Bitchin!

Spencer Moody is a poet, visual artist,  songwriter and vocalist for the The Murder City Devils, Triumph Of Lethargy Skinned Alive To Death and more recently,  M.Krebs.  In this episode Spencer catches us up on his new life on The Big Island and how being a stranger in a strange land has influenced his work.  Joe and Spencer discuss the process and inspiration behind both the M.krebs record AND his newest project with Joe Jack Talcum, a split LP on This and That Tapes. We hear a couple tunes from M.Krebs and end with a very special story about Joe and Spencers friend, the late great Sam Jayne. https://mkrebs.bandcamp.com/releaseshttps://thisandthattapes.com/releases/spencer-moody-joe-jack-talcum-splithttp://jacktalcum.com/index.phpSponsored by https://www.izotope.comUse Code Fret10 for a free month of Music Production Suite Pro and a 10% discount on all other software. Visit Izotope.com

Welcome back to season 2 of The High Way with Kyle Shutt! This week I talk with one of my all time favorite guitar heroes, Joe Jack Talcum from Dead Milkmen! If you know me then you know how much this episode means. We take a deep dive through the history of the band and so much more, thanks for tuning in! Help us keep the show moving along by visiting our Patreon page at the link below. For a few dollars a month you can get early access to next week's episode, score some sweet merch, get a monthly guitar lesson from me, and even get a shoutout on a future episode. https://www.patreon.com/thehighway We couldn't do it without your support and we thank every one of you for listening. Listen to this episode anywhere podcasts are streaming.

After a seven year absence, the horrid TRACKKEEPER returns! Hallie, Em, and John are nauseated. Also, we're throwing a show on NYE with Colleen Green, Joe Jack Talcum, Crazy and the Brains, and Froggy! They also cover new music by Surfbort,Pussy Gillette, and Every Time I die.

On today's episode, I talk to musician Joe Jack Talcum. Originally from Wagontown, PA, Joe Genaro AKA Joe Jack Talcum is the guitarist and co-lead singer of the seminal punk band The Dead Milkmen. Formed out of his home recording project dating back to the late '70s, the group didn't really coalesce until Joe went to college at Temple University. Starting with 1985's Big Lizard in My Backyard, they recorded dozens of albums and EPs, and though they broke up in 1995, they've reunited a number of times since for various shows. Outside of The Dead Milkmen, Joe is prolific, recording a number of albums on his own and with groups like The Low Budgets. His latest album Joe Jack Talcum sings Railroad Bill and Other Songs was just released late last year! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

FROM THE KWNK ARCHIVES! KWNK DJ and correspondent Emma Rash sat down with prolific musician Joe Jack Talcum (The Dead Milkmen, I Think Like Midnight) when he was in Reno for a solo show in April. Hear them talk about art, inspiration, the differences between performing solo and in a group, and imaginary punks!

KWNK DJ and correspondent Emma Rash sat down with prolific musician Joe Jack Talcum (The Dead Milkmen, I Think Like Midnight) when he was in Reno for a solo show in April. Hear them talk art, inspiration, the differences between performing solo and in a group, and imaginary punks! Big thanks to Joe Jack Talcum for stopping by the studio to give an interview! You can keep up with Joe at his website, jacktalcum.com. FROM THE KWNK ARCHIVE: RECORDED IN JUNE 2018

Episode VIII of the Bürgerkrieg Productions Podcast "15 Minutes of Fame" features guitarist and vocalist Joe Jack Talcum from the infamous and forever-eternal, The Dead Milkmen. Discussion includes the history of the band...before they were a band, the key to being a successful punk rock gardener, and Joe recounts the horrors of live-streaming concerts during quarantine. Listen to Joe Jack Talcum here: https://joejacktalcum.bandcamp.com/

Octopus Radio! Welcomes Joe Jack Talcum and Matthew Wilson 2020-06-13

Welcome to Creative Loafing's weekend roundup podcast for February 14-16! Jacob Chisenhall and Chad Radford talk about their top picks for weekend music and more. Turn on, Tune in, go out! Suggested Topics: Feverest's Farewell Show, Nicholas Mallis @ the Food Court, 2100: A Climate Oddysee, Wire @ Variety Playhouse, Weatherly & Soothsayer @ The Bakery, and Joe Jack Talcum

Had a great time chatting with Joe Genaro, co-lead singer of The Dead Milkmen. We discuss which guitar string sucks the most to break, performing live, Joe Jack Talcum, The Low Budgets, Minor Threat, Green Day, The Ramones and more! TUNE IN!  http://jacktalcum.com/ http://www.deadmilkmen.com/ https://thelowbudgets.bandcamp.com/

Joe Jack Talcum and the story of the Dead Milkmen as told by one of the front men, Joe Genaro, to host Bill McGeeney. Originally recorded under the show name the Original Slacker Podcast presented by Round Guys Brewing Company highlights stories from the brewing and music industries. This episode, we chat about the making of a legend and the eventual exhaustion of the band's enthusiasm for its special brand of pop punk. Episode credits: Kyle McCarthy for sound engineering, Mamata Tharima for production. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company"Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

Solo guitarist, singer-songwriter, Jason Ager brings an unexpected jovial sound to the often mellow singer-songwriter circuit. Intertwining smart story telling lyrics against creative guitar progressions, his sound layers with catchy sophistication. Listen in as we Ager shares how life opportunities, including a Fulbright Scholarship, enabled his current trajectory. Ager chatted with host, Bill McGeeney and recorded three songs.Credits: Mamata Tharima worked sound engineering and production on this episode. Please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! This Round Guys Radio episode is brought to you by RoundGuysBrewery.com. Learn more about upcoming events at the UndergroundLansdale.com. Support the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

I Think Like Midnight consists of Philly music scene veterans, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. Being an instrumental band, as in a band with no vocalists, we posed the question 'what defines a song?' Learn more about this, plus the band's unique connection to the author J. Robert Lennon. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

A ROOFTOP SESSION WITH WE’RE FROM ANTARCTICA AND A MIXTAPE BY THE DEAD MILKMEN’S JOE JACK TALCUM On this show, we premiere the Rooftop Session with We're from Antarctica. The five-piece alternative indie pop band joined us on the roof of the Cigar Factory in June 2019. Also on the show, we feature a mixtape put together by Joe Jack Talcum from legendary punk band The Dead Milkmen. Shamus sat down with Joe during a tour stop at The Alternative Gallery to talk about his recent live gigs. ---------PART ONE--------- We’re from Antarctica: An Introduction (0:52) The Dead Milkmen - Dean's Dream (2:05) Joe Jack Talcum - Thunder Moon (4:07) Joe Jack Talcum: Interview ----> Previous times playing in the Lehigh Valley (7:02) ----> Playing at places like the Alternative Gallery (7:53) Teenage Halloween - Moving Song (8:59) The Mega Yeah - Pineapple Pie [Demo] (12:21) ---------PART TWO--------- Joe Jack Talcum - Anxiety (16:34) Joe Jack Talcum: Interview ----> What type of songs are you playing on your tour? (17:44) ----> Playing with the Tough Shits (17:59) ----> Playing with Josh Gray (18:28) The Tough Shits - Babes of the Abyss (19:33) Josh Gray - Midnight Rendezvous (21:44) Joe Jack Talcum: Interview ----> Listening to different kinds of music (25:58) ----> Thoughts on the DIY music scene (26:10) We're from Antarctica - Colourblind (28:17) We're from Antarctica - Empty Shorelines (31:11) We're from Antarctica - Interview ----> Thoughts on playing on the roof (34:41) ----> Music influences (35:32) ----> Jess joining the band (37:16) We're from Antarctica - Boulder (38:18) ---------PART THREE--------- We're from Antarctica - It's Not Me (42:02) We're from Antarctica - Interview ----> Discussing the new album (45:58) ----> Where are the band members from? (48:13) ----> Thoughts on playing music in the Lehigh Valley (48:58) ----> Discussing the band pick (50:12) BAND PICK: Food Truck - Dog (51:22) ---------------------------- SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS HELPS TAPE SWAP RADIO CONTINUE TO DO WHAT WE DO. CHECK OUT THE SPONSOR FOR THIS ROOFTOP SESSION WHO HELPED MAKE IT POSSIBLE: Eskandalo! http://www.eskandalohair.com/ A laid back hair salon in Southside Bethlehem. Eskandalo!, pronounced es-KAN-da-lo, means something EXCITING is happening! They are obsessed with making your hair look and feel great in a way that suits your personal style. Eskandalo! is a destination salon people travel for miles to experience, as well as the hometown salon for their local clientele.

It was a real treat to have the talents the like of the I Think Like Midnight crew. A true hidden gem in the region consisting of guitarist, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. This song, "Postdrome," derives from their second "glorious" album, This Land is Your Mind, available on ithinklikemidnight.bandcamp.com. This album was produced beautifully by Brian McTear (War on Drugs, Kurt Vile) and Brendan Monahan. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

It was a real treat to have the talents the like of the I Think Like Midnight crew. A true hidden gem in the region consisting of guitarist, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. This song, "Lozenge," derives from their second "glorious" album, This Land is Your Mind, available on ithinklikemidnight.bandcamp.com. This album was produced beautifully by Brian McTear (War on Drugs, Kurt Vile) and Brendan Monahan. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

It was a real treat to have the talents the like of the I Think Like Midnight crew. A true hidden gem in the region consisting of guitarist, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. This song, "Dumpling," derives from their first album, Warm Seclusion Structure, available on ithinklikemidnight.bandcamp.com. The band derived as a brain child collaboration between longtime friends Andrew and Dean Clean. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

It was a real treat to have the talents the like of the I Think Like Midnight crew. A true hidden gem in the region consisting of guitarist, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. This song, "Ducle de Leche," derives from their first album, Warm Seclusion Structure, available on ithinklikemidnight.bandcamp.com. The band derived as a brain child collaboration between longtime friends Andrew and Dean Clean. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

It was a real treat to have the talents the like of the I Think Like Midnight crew. A true hidden gem in the region consisting of guitarist, Andrew Chalfen (Wishniaks), Joe Genaro (Dead Milkmen), Dean Clean (Sabatino) (Dead Milkmen), and Josh Newman. Fluid, flowing sounds articulated with precision. Chalfen leads an engrossing experience enhanced and elevated by Genaro, Sabatino, and Newman. This song, Ghost Loads, derives from their newest LP, Kompromat, available on ithinklikemidnight.bandcamp.com. This performance was recorded at the Underground by Round Guys Brewing Company. RoundGuysBrewery.com. #LansdalesFun. Subscribe to the Podcast via Apple, Google Play, or Find us on Spotify via "Round Guys Brewing Company". Please leave us feedback so we know how we're doing! All show inquiries, complaints, things we got wrong, please direct to bill@roundguysbrewery.comSupport the show (http://Facebook.com/RoundGuysRadio)

This week, I sit down with Joe Jack Talcum, of legendary Philadelphia punk band the Dead Milkmen. We talk about his life growing up in rural Pennsylvania, his solo careers, and the loss of his friend Dave Blood in 2004. We also talk about the benefits of touring solo v. a band, his new split on This & That Tapes, his creative process, and how the Dead Milkmen were more "post-punk" than "punk", in his recollection. We also talk about what it was like signing to an indie label distributed by a major label in the 80s, and how he wished the band had never made any music videos. A great conversation with a legendary dude. Special Guest: Joe Jack Talcum.

[Pat shares some of his favorite moments from past marathon shows featuring Joe Jack Talcum of The Dead Milkmen writing custom songs to folks who pledged $100 or more! Plus, a very confused Mayor Healy thinks he's calling a different program. Also featuring guest co-host, Nate K of Burn It Down!] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/77778

[Pat shares some of his favorite moments from past marathon shows featuring Joe Jack Talcum of The Dead Milkmen writing custom songs to folks who pledged $100 or more! Plus, a very confused Mayor Healy thinks he's calling a different program. Also featuring guest co-host, Nate K of Burn It Down!] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/77778

On this episode of Knights of the Turntables, Sir Kayak and Sir Chucky Cheats sit down with special guest, Joseph Genaro, AKA, “Joe Jack Talcum” of The Dead Milkmen. They discussed what brought on the reunion, favorite songs, and least favorite songs to play. Joseph Genaro is an American The post Knights of the Turntables #35 – Special Guest: Joseph Genaro appeared first on The BATSQUAD Network.

On this episode of Knights of the Turntables, Sir Kayak and Sir Chucky Cheats sit down with special guest, Joseph Genaro, AKA, “Joe Jack Talcum” of The Dead Milkmen. They discussed what brought on the reunion, favorite songs, and least favorite songs to play. Joseph Genaro is an American The post Knights of the Turntables #35 – Special Guest: Joseph Genaro appeared first on The BATSQUAD Network.

Joe Genaro of The Dead Milkmen/March 7, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Joe Genaro, also known as Joe Jack Talcum, Jack Talcum, Jasper Thread, Butterfly Fairweather, Butterfly Joe, and Jonk Provuc, of Philadelphia’s most popular punk/pop band, The Dead Milkmen. They talk about Joe’s upbringing, his early love of music like The Byrds and The Beatles, meeting fellow Milkman Rodney Anonymous, the forming of the band, the popularity that came to a head with the song “Punk Rock Girl” (which Joe sang), causing chaos on Club MTV, touring, the suicide of band member Dave Schulthise, and Joe’s other bands over the years. Photos by Karen Kirchhoff The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 10: Joe Genaro of The Dead Milkmen appeared first on Cinepunx.