Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan diener

Welcome to an all-new bonus episode of Films for the Void! In this episode, Landon interviews Jonathan "Jono" Diener - a Flint-based musician, comic writer, marketing master, habitual tweeter, and certified cat and coffee enthusiast. You may know him as the drummer for former Fueled by Ramen punk band The Swellers, who spent the better part of a decade touring worldwide until calling it quits in 2015. Since then, however, he's kept incredibly busy as the Creative Director for Rootless Coffee in Flint, and as the drummer for the newly assembled band 84 Tigers, formed alongside Small Brown Bike members Mike and Ben Reed, as well as for  Worcester, Massachusetts punk band No Trigger. You can follow the work he's doing with Rootless over on Twitter @ rootlesscoffee, and if you live on the east coast, you can catch 84 Tigers in Brooklyn, Providence, and Boston this March.Landon chats with Jono about making the move from DIY touring to marketing, bestows advice for those working in freelance spaces, the work he's doing with Rootless Coffee, and, of course, movies - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!TIME STAMPS00:00:00 Interview w/ Jonathan Diener00:33:22 Round Robin Discussion

Jonathan Diener of The Swellers and Baggage joins Matt and Bill to talk craft coffee, playing music with misophonia, how to properly pronounce tinnitus (it’s not great), polyamourous bands, sleeping on the shelves of a Walmart, the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, and the sweet, sweet sound of sucking sauce of your fingers.

Jason grew up in a haunted house! Has he been drunk since birth, or did these things really happen? His Dad (David Duncan) comes on the show to validate the experiences and share his own. Meanwhile special guest Jonathan Diener and Alex remain skeptical and provide a voice of reason. Who wins? Why you the listener do, because these ghost stories are rad! Also in the first annual NYPP Halloween Special, Alex has a new Animal Facts for Jason segment among many other surprises! Jonathan Diener plays in the bands Baggage and Braided Veins and is also a freelance writer for many magazines. David Duncan is our biggest supporter and was recently on the podcast “Don’t Feed the Trolls” sharing his Bigfoot encounter. LINKS: “N. Saginaw” https://thebelltree.bandcamp.com/track/n-saginaw | http://www.baggageband.com/ | https://www.facebook.com/baggageband | https://braidedveins.bandcamp.com | https://www.facebook.com/BraidedVeins/ | https://www.notyourpastorspodcast.com | https://soundcloud.com/trollspodcast/bigfoot-2-w-david-duncan --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/notyourpastors/message

Episode five of the Celebrity Punk House Podcast. The official podcast of celebritypunkhouse.com.  Our special guest this week is Jonathan Diener the former drummer of the band The Swellers , the current drummer of Braidedveins, and the current singer/bassist of Baggage. Jonathan talks to us about his new project Baggage, about life as a musician, and about pro wrestling.Poorly Hosted By: Dan RamirezIG: @SavesthedanTwitter: @BigGuy4By4Special Guests: Jonothan Diener (The Swellers, Baggage, Braidedveins)Twitter: @jonodienerFeautred Music by:Baggagehttp://www.baggageband.com/The Swellershttps://www.facebook.com/theswellersTheme Song by: Michael Mahaffie aka the legendary Jumpcut- https://jumpcutla.bandcamp.com/Artwork by Ed Brecsia - http://edacrossthestreet.com/Sponsored by: Opendoorrecords.orgListen on:iTunesGoogle PlayStitcher

An extensive interview with Jonathan Diener of The Swellers curator of a benefit comp for the Flint, MI water crisis.

On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell calls Jonathan Diener of The Swellers to discuss a charity compilation the two are creating to help the people of Flint, Michigan. The issues plaguing the citizens of Flint go deeper than bad water, though that problem is one in need of immediate resolution, and during their Chat Jono and James outline numerous ways you, the listener, can do you part and help those in need. For more information the crisis in flint, visit www.facebook.com/notsafetodrink

Welcome to Episode 67, this week Guy Fieri finally stops by to tell us his interesting ideas about various racial and sexual things, Jonathan Diener from the Swellers calls in to let us know what he thinks of bad movies and the recent break up of the band, Kamal calls in to regale us with […]

With the  most pointless non-holiday firmly in our rear view mirror we can all continue on with a brand new episode of Edgeland. This week Bill starts a very massive and potentially polarizing undertaking. Over the next 3 weeks, all 25 Minor Threat songs (Out of Step is counted once) will be ranked from "Least Best" to "Best" and this week we hear songs 25-16. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Jonathan Diener of The Swellers and Braidedveins about not wanting to be defined by one thing, the horrors of caffeine, and being let down. In the non edge column Bill talks with DJ Steven Faith about growing up in DC, getting started as a DJ, and the spotting the charlatans. A very fun episode to get your weekend kicked off right.

Nick Diener and Jonathan Diener of The Swellers are on the show this week!  Tony caught up with his old touring pals while playing their final show in Los Angeles.

Jonathan Diener is the drummer of The Swellers and BRAIDEDVEINS, as well as a friend of mine. He's on the show talking about Nada Surf's "Let Go", an album packed full of awesome gems.

As drummer and half of the songwriting team behind The Swellers, Jonathan Diener's punk proficiency has helped the Flint, Michigan quartet grow a cult following and tour with everyone from Paramore to Anti-Flag. Since 2002, the band has released four full-length albums and two EPs; their most recent release, 2013's The Light Under Closed Doors finds the band at a crossroads in life, imbuing the music with a sense of urgency and desperation that made it one of the year's best albums. I caught up with Jonathan to talk about writing songs with his brother, how a would-be side project inspired their new album and why it's best not to suppress your inspirations. If you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher so you don’t miss a single episode of the stories behind your favorite songs. Thanks for listening! --------------------- Links: Jonathan Diener on Twitter The Swellers on Twitter | Facebook | Bandcamp Braided Veins on Twitter | Facebook | Bandcamp Voice & Verse Podcast on iTunes | Stitcher | Youtube

Holy cow, I think we've got a podcast here, now just what're we supposed to do? We're talking about Weezer with Jonathan Diener of The Swellers, and Tyler Soucy of A Great Big Pile of Leaves. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We called up my good (and new) friend Jonothan Diener who plays drums for The Swellers and discussed many things including the fear one gets about the unknown, never really fitting in musically and many other great topics. Brought to you by Propertyofzack.com Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

News, Crosstalk, a Spotlight segment and we tweak The Stupid Knob! News: Spectra C1 Compressor XLN Audio's Addictive Drums Jars Of Clay Remix Indaba Music Crosstalk: Leo Badinella and Balance Free Eddie Kramer Video! Mike's Video Pick: Thanks to everyone that's voted for PSN at Digg.com! Spotlight: Pete Townsend's Blog The Stupid Knob: Keith Richards...in danger of typecasting? Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: In 1978, all four members of this group released solo albums simultaneously. Who were they? A: KISS! This week's winner is Jonathan Diener. Congratulations Jonathan, you're taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable mention goes out to Roger Linder, Kris Kleiner, Tom Hansen, Alice Bowie, Randy Gilkey, Ivan O’Donoghue, Josh Mahler, Jeff Francis, Jon Julson, Nathan Else, Doyle Hundley, Keith Sommers, Stewart McLellan, Carl Jensen, Steven Talley, Shane Hendricks and Pete Buchwald. Great job! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record crysonics amazon.com big fish audio addictive drums jars of clay remix indaba music leo badinella chile cueca hemiola eddie kramer the rolling stones peter frampton david bowie led zeppelin jimi hendrix digg.com pete townsend pete townshend the beatles ringo starr glyn johns abbey road olympic studios keith richards shrek kiss cher

News, a Gear Review, Crosstalk, a Featured Performance and we tweak the Stupid Knob! News: Digidesign RMS Monitors Mac UB Program List Pro Tools On Windows Vista Stevie Wonder Buys Back Grammy Prodikeys New Mix It Like A Record Free Preview Gear Review: Amp Room by SoftTube Still in beta, straightforward and simple, Vintage Amp Room emulates three great guitar amps in a complete studio set-up with speaker cabinets and fully flexible microphone positioning. It has none of the added gadgets or weird-sounding presets sometimes found in simulation software. Their goal is not to give you a pre-produced, ultimate guitar sound, but to provide you with the ultimate tool to create your own. It features: Three vintage amp models Flexible & continuous click-and-drag mic positioning Fully automatable parameters Compatible with all effects that work with real amps It will be available for both PC and Mac on: Digidesign Pro Tools 7.0 or higher, with Pro Tools|HD Accel Digidesign VENUE live system TC Electronic PowerCore (to be released in June 2007) This company also responsible for the Tubetech CL1B, Brainworx bx digital, Dynatube and Dynatube Bass. Featured Performance: Balance by Leo Badinella Real Love by Matthias Frank The Stupid Knob: Could it be Keith Richards...again? Yep. Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Who played the slide guitar on the classic Eric Clapton hit Layla? A: Duane Allman! Both Slau and Mark Rufino had some valuable follow up to this. They referred to a documentary on Tom Dowd called Tom Dowd: The Language Of Music. It's an absolutely fascinating glimpse into the life of a talented and influential engineer and producer. One of the interesting things in the movie is where he plays the original multitrack master from the Layla session and he solos Dunae’s slide and the piano. It’s so exciting to hear the raw material out of context. Slau and Mark both say. "If you haven't seen this, run (don't walk) to the store and pick up a copy." Better yet, just click here to get one online! This week's winner is Jeremy North. Congratulations Jeremy, you're taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable Mention goes out to Randy Gilkey, Slau, Mark Rufino, Shane Ward, Jonathan Diener, Jim Farley, Tom Drake, Joao Alves, Mike Schettler and Rich Palmer. Way to go guys! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record stevie wonder prodikeys amp room softube keith richards rolling stones eric clapton layla duane allman tom dowd the language of music

NAMM news, Leo Laporte drops by and Part #7 of our 45 Days Of Dye! NAMM News: The Mic Thing from SM Pro Audio PSP VintageWarmer 2 SSL Duende 1.5 SSL Drumstrip For Duende AmpliTube 2 Jimi Hendrix Edition Digidesign Reel Tape Suite Digidesign Structure Sampler NEWS FLASH: NAMM Show Overrun By Lava Lamps! Photo evidence provided by the boys over at Inside Home Recording. Derek K. Miller Getting Dangerously Close! Now It's A Lamp That Can Grant Wishes Too?! I Rest My Case. Celebrity Interview #1: You know him as the King Of All Geek Media, the one and only Leo Laporte. While Mike was at the NAMM show Al had a chance to sit down with Leo in honor of our one-year anniversary. They had a chance to talk about the future of PSN and podcasting as well issues that may effect the use of the web for project studio owners everywhere. Interview Links: Leo's Podcasts: this WEEK in TECH Security Now net@nite Windows Weekly MacBreak Weekly FLOSS Weekly Daily Giz Wiz KFI Tech Guy MacBreak The Laporte Report Futures In Biotech this WEEK in MEDIA this WEEK in LAW iLifeZone Inside The Black Box The VFX Show Celebrity Interview #2: Grammy Award-winning engineer, mixer and producer Charles Dye began his engineering career in 1992. Since that time he's mixed hits for Ricky Martin, Sammy Hagar, Julio Iglesias, and Jon Bon Jovi. He's also recorded artists such as Aerosmith, Jennifer Lopez, Gloria Estefan and Shakira...among many others. Here's Part #7 of our 45 Thousand Years Of Dye featuring Part #2 of your questions for Charles. Interview Links: Ted Jensen Discography Ted Jensen - Sterling Sound Waves Meta Flanger Derek K. Miller - Inside Home Recording Paul Garay - Inside Home Recording DAW Sample Rates & Bit Depth MIX IT LIKE A RECORD! Sign Up For The CAPE at The Womb CharlesDye.com Charles' Recent Projects Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: This country star had a string of hits that crossed over to the pop charts in the late sixties and seventies. He began his career as a highly regarded session musician, playing on hits by The Monkees, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, the Association, the Mamas & the Papas, Rick Nelson, the Beach Boys and many others. In 1969, he sold more records than the Beatles and began a three year run hosting his own TV variety series. Despite all of his musical success, he can neither read nor write music. Who is this talented recording artist? A: Glen Campbell! We had a LOT of response to this one. The first correct response was given by Chris Cowan. However, Chris has won in this series before, so he receives the kudos but the grand prize of a free copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer goes to our second correct responder, JH Fleming from SurfLounge.com. Congratulations! Honorable Mention goes out to Michael Masse, Brian Stephens from the Music Pro Show, Derek K. Miller from Inside Home Recording, Jonathan Diener, Mark Rufino, Dan Lueders, Andy Bullock, Wade Hundley, Rick Jones and Dave King! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign guitar and drum trainer charles dye mix it like a record ssl ricky martin sammy hagar julio iglesias jon bon jovi grammy aerosmith jennifer lopez shakira gloria estefan livin la vida loca leo laporte namm psp vintagewarmer drumstrip amplitube 2 jimi hendrix edition digidesign reel tape suite digidesign structure sampler inside home recording paul garay derek k miller this week in tech security now net@nite windows weekly macbreak weekly floss weekly daily giz wiz kfi tech guy macbreak the laporte report futures in biotech this week in media this week in law ilifezone inside the black box the vfx show the monkees elvis presley frank sinatra bobby darin the association the mamas and the papas rick nelson the beach boys glen campbell surflounge.com wizoo hans zimmer mic thing reflexion filter time magazine zune net neutrality