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On the mid-week supplemental episode of The Knife Junkie podcast (episode 522), Bob "The Knife Junkie" DeMarco looks at some big Cold Steel knives, including the Chieftain Seax, the Jimi Slash Competition Chopper, and the 1917 Frontier Bowie, among others.Bob begins with his favorite comments of the week.In his pocket check of knives, it's the Spartan/Harsey Folder, the ABW Slip Joint, the AUX MFG Pocket Rocket, and the Jack Wolf Knives The Benny (Emotional Support Knife).In Knife Life News:• Benchmade Ready to Drop New Workhorse Folder• New Civivi Cloud Peak Harkens Back to Classic Outdoor Knives• Begg Knives Collaboration with JVO and Olson: Micro Burst• In the Offing: Boker and Ponomarev Collaboration Dagger FolderMeanwhile, in his State of the Collection, Bob looks at the Cold Steel Cinquedea.Find the list of all the knives shown in the show and links to the Knife Life news stories at https://theknifejunkie.com/522.Support the Knife Junkie channel with your next knife purchase. Find our affiliate links at https://theknifejunkie.com/knives. You can also support The Knife Junkie and get in on the perks of being a patron, including early access to the podcast and exclusive bonus content. Visit https://www.theknifejunkie.com/patreon for details.Let us know what you thought about this episode and leave a rating and/or a review. Your feedback is appreciated. You can also call the listener line at 724-466-4487 or email bob@theknifejunkie.com with any comments, feedback, or suggestions.To watch or listen to past episodes of the podcast, visit https://theknifejunkie.com/listen. And for professional podcast hosting, use The Knife Junkie's podcast platform of choice: https://theknifejunkie.com/podhost.

The Lakonia was launched in 1929 as the Johan van Oldenbarnevelt (JVO) of the Netherlands Line as an ocean liner, servicing the route between Europe and the Dutch East Indies. After being converted to a troop ship during World War 2, she returned to passenger service until 1963, when she was sold to the Greek Line. The JVO was refurbished and renamed as the Lakonia, then relaunched as a cruise ship. In December of 1963, the ship was en route from Southampton, England to the Canary Islands with over over 1000 passengers and crew when a fire broke out in the hair salon, caused by faulty wiring. A slow response by the ship's crew, contradictory orders, and faulty lifeboats resulted in the deaths of 128 people. For ad-free listening to Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs and many other fantastic history podcasts, subscribe to Into History, at IntoHistory.com/shipwreckspod. You can support the podcast in multiple ways! Make a one-time donation at Buy Me a Coffee Subscribe to Into History Buy some Merch! Follow on Social Media @shipwreckspod Tell a friend! Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs is written, edited, and produced by Rich Napolitano. Original theme music by Sean Sigfried.

Take the Reins returns to Car Con Carne the day of their new release, “I'm At Your Door!” The band talks about how they ended up on a new label (it involved a late night and YouTube), their hands-on experience with pressing their own records, and what the band and Cheap Trick have in common. After we downed a bag of tacos from Taco Stop in Brookfield, Courtney and Dave played an acoustic version of their new song, “Left of Center” from the front seat of the car! Car Con Carne is sponsored by SopelSolar.com. Add value to your home without writing a check. Visit SopelSolar.com to make the move towards cost certainty and go solar! Between federal and Illinois state tax credits, you can save up to 48%! Car Con Carne is also sponsored by Happy to Meat You. Take 10% off your order with promo code JVO and also get three unique steakhouse seasoning blends and the Official Happy to Meat You Carnivore Companion Cooking Guide. Offer ends this week!

Chicago songwriting treasure Steve Dawson (Dolly Varden, Funeral Bonsai Wedding) is performing highlights from his superior "At the Bottom of a Canyon in the Branches of a Tree” at Pravda Fest this weekend. He joined me at Sketchbook in Skokie to talk about his long music career in Chicago. Car Con Carne is sponsored by SopelSolar.com. Add value to your home without writing a check. Visit SopelSolar.com to make the move towards cost certainty and go solar! Between federal and Illinois state tax credits, you can save up to 48%! Car Con Carne is also sponsored by Happy to Meat You. Take 10% off your order with promo code JVO and also get three unique steakhouse seasoning blends and the Official Happy to Meat You Carnivore Companion Cooking Guide. Offer ends this week! ______

As we head toward PravdaFest weekend, Josh Caterer (Josh Caterer Trio) and John San Juan (Hushdrops, Josh Caterer Trio) join me at Sketchbook in Skokie after hours to talk about music, beer and pop culture. And what's this they're saying about being on a Spinal Tap Tribute album? Car Con Carne is sponsored by SopelSolar.com. Add value to your home without writing a check. Visit SopelSolar.com to make the move towards cost certainty and go solar!  Between federal and Illinois state tax credits, you can save up to 48%! Car Con Carne is also sponsored by Happy to Meat You. Take 10% off your order with promo code JVO and also get three unique steakhouse seasoning blends and the Official Happy to Meat You Carnivore Companion Cooking Guide. Offer ends this week!  

Chicago punk favorites Apocalypse Hoboken return to the stage for two shows at Chop Shop this weekend (details below). Before those shows, ⅗ of the band (Tod, Andy and Scott) joined me at mutual favorite restaurant Epic Deli to talk about the band, preparation for the shows, and what comes next. Thanks to Epic Deli for the hospitality. We loved everything we ate, though I'm super partial to the Ken Jennings burger and banana pudding! Car Con Carne is sponsored by Happy to Meat You (happytomeatu.com). Bring home that same spectacular taste that you've come to expect from your favorite chophouses, and get it for less! Use my promo code (JVO) to take 10% off your order, and your delivery will include three unique steakhouse seasoning blends and the Official Happy to Meat You Carnivore Companion Cooking Guide … absolutely free! Support the independent businesses that support Car Con Carne!   See Apocalypse Hoboken at Chop Shop: Friday 6/24 APOCALYPSE HOBOKEN KYLE KINANEBORIS THE SPRINKLER  VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLWIG   Saturday 6/25 APOCALYPSE HOBOKEN KYLE KINANE OFF WITH THEIR HEADS THE COPYRIGHTS TIJUANA HERCULES

As I type this, the weather has completely turned around in Chicago and it's essentially PERFECT SUMMER WEATHER OUT. Which means it's the time to get that grill firing on all coals. Odds are with it, there are things you could be doing to make your grilling experience easier and tastier. That's why Scott Fischer of Happy to Meat You  joined me for this episode; he shares super easy and practical tips to ensure that your friends and family are well-fed this summer. While I'm on the topic of Happy to Meat You, take 10% off your order and get all kinds of great extras this week by using my promo code (JVO). They hand cut the meat every morning and ship same day. Eat the cuts that are served by the finest Chicago restaurants; order from Happy to Meat You! Scott and I also talk about his business, including Happy to Meat You's recent emergence on QVC.

Boom Hank released one of the 90s best “sleeper” albums, “Nuisance,” on Pravda back in 1995. With only days away from Boom Hank kicking off Pravda Fest at Sketchbook Brewing in Skokie (4901 Main St.), I sat down with Stump and Chris from the band to talk about their history in the Chicago scene, the inherent challenges of learning how to play all their songs again, and what might come next. Are you ready for a Boom Hank DOUBLE LP? Perhaps? I am.   Car Con Carne is sponsored by Happy to Meat You (happytomeatu.com). Bring home that same spectacular taste that you've come to expect from your favorite chophouses, and get it for less! Use my promo code (JVO) to take 10% off your order, and your delivery will include three unique steakhouse seasoning blends and the Official Happy to Meat You Carnivore Companion Cooking Guide … absolutely free! Support the independent businesses that support Car Con Carne!   PRAVDA FEST   Friday June 24:  Boom Hank  Hushdrops  Steve Dawson  Josh Caterer    Saturday June 25:  The Handcuffs  Diplomats of Solid Sound  The Service  The Slugs    June 24 & 25, 2022  Doors @ 6p, shows @ 7p  Sketchbook Brewing Co, 4901 Main St, Skokie IL (outside behind the brewery)   

*This* is hardcore with a lot on its mind. Wrong War returns with their second full release, and they want you to know that things have not gotten better since their debut.   Resist. Abide. Never satisfy. Resist or hide. Never satisfied. Resist. Defy. Never satisfy.   Welcome to Episode 702 of Car Con Carne, which I'm doing while enjoying a Well Being Coffee Cream Brew. If you're looking for an NA beer diversion that can stand up to “leaded” craft beers, do yourself a favor and try Well Being. Save yourself a trip to the liquor store: Order online with my promo code (JVO) for 10% off: wellbeingbrewing.com

The members of legendary Chicago band NAKED RAYGUN join the show to talk about their new release, “Over the Overlords,” their history, and why Styx, Cheap Trick and Rise Against should fear them. Appearing on this episode: Jeff Pezzati, Eric Spicer, Bill Stephens, Fritz Doreza and NR manager Lou Lombardo. Celebrate the Joys of January with a non alcoholic beer from Well Being Brewing! Take 10% off your online order with my promo code (JVO): wellbeingbrewing.com!

Special Episode - we took a different approach this week! With two of the fam out for the holidays Jvo & Kev walk through Kotaku's Best Video Game Surprises of 2021 List in our year end special. Enjoy

We had a fun day stacking episodes with our metaverse deep dive. Back for another hour+ of this weeks topics including Kev's VR experience, Jvo's feelings about NFL stars leaving the league to pursue gaming, and how we feel about Playstation trying to take on XBOX Gamepass with project Spartacus (hint: not great.) Thanks for listening! What we're playing this week: Jvo - Took the A-team to Disneyland, on daddy duty Kev - Medal of Honor VR, Resident Evil 4 VR, Halo, Apex, Pokemon, Rocket League Anton - Green Hell, COD Vanguard, Elite Dangerous link thats it jvo Markus - Mario party superstars, Apex, Blankos You Love To See It PlayStation Is Reportedly Working on an Xbox Game Pass Competitors NRP Sports Kenny Vaccaro retiring from NFL after eight seasons to launch esports organization 4TheCulture Bretman Rock Is the New Face(s) Of Sims Gaming Biz Complexity Stars division launched for athletes and celebrities +Headlines Halo Infinite Xbox players want to opt out of crossplay to dodge PC cheaters (kev) Stadia celebrates 2 year birthday!! (kev) Halo Infinite players find each other in real life after trading weapons in-game Manchester City head to the metaverse with Sony partnership!! Deontay Wilder Joins Esports Boxing Club Halo @ oregon football game (jvo) Spider man coming to fortnite Gaming Awards, you can vote and how, live december 9th. Matrix awakens on unreal engine 5 Halo infinite x swarovski Spider man coming to fortnite Players mad over santa skin on battlefield 2042 Spiderman was ps exclusive bc sony offered to share assets and speed up game development (kev)

This episode marks the first post-pandemic visit to the hallowed grounds of Epic Deli. My signature sandwich is back on the menu! The “JVO” is an open-faced sandwich on cornbread, covered with pulled pork, country fried pork belly, crumbled bacon, Carolina vinegar BBQ sauce, fried pickles and coleslaw! Topped with a drizzle of Mike's Hot Honey! Joining me for this episode is the talented and charming Marc Esses (For the Fallen Dreams/Flowers For Dorian), who also has a sandwich special on the Epic Deli menu this month. The “Messes” is oven roasted chicken breast, bacon, shredded provolone and smoked gouda cheese, bacon aioli, and sautéed onions cooked in 3 Floyd's “Zombie Dust” beer!! Topped with fried cheese curds and lettuce that is tossed in ghost pepper ranch! Served on an eight-inch garlic bread sub roll with a side of “Zombie Dust” BBQ sauce!! Marc and I generally make a mess in my car while eating and talking about music stuff. Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry, where I bought a Faith No More record before recording Car Con Carne this afternoon.

This episode marks the first post-pandemic visit to the hallowed grounds of Epic Deli. My signature sandwich is back on the menu! The “JVO” is an open-faced sandwich on cornbread, covered with pulled pork, country fried pork belly, crumbled bacon, Carolina vinegar BBQ sauce, fried pickles and coleslaw! Topped with a drizzle of Mike's Hot Honey! Joining me for this episode is the talented and charming Marc Esses (For the Fallen Dreams/Flowers For Dorian), who also has a sandwich special on the Epic Deli menu this month. The “Messes” is oven roasted chicken breast, bacon, shredded provolone and smoked gouda cheese, bacon aioli, and sautéed onions cooked in 3 Floyd's “Zombie Dust” beer!! Topped with fried cheese curds and lettuce that is tossed in ghost pepper ranch! Served on an eight-inch garlic bread sub roll with a side of “Zombie Dust” BBQ sauce!! Marc and I generally make a mess in my car while eating and talking about music stuff. Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry, where I bought a Faith No More record before recording Car Con Carne this afternoon.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this second segment, JVO is joined by Patrick Brower (Challengers Comics & Conversation), Scott Lucas (Local H), Blood People, Kaustubh (Lucky Boys Confusion), Daryl Wilson (Bollweevils), Denis Buckley (88 Fingers Louie), Scott Smith (ourmaninchicago.net) and Kristina Cottone.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by “Beardo” creator Dan Dougherty, Gillian McGhee (Hi Ho), reporter Bob Chiarito, Hot Doug, Dag Juhlin (Sunshine Boys, Poi Dog) and  David Singer.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by Guardrail, Jesse Valenciana (Feast City), Superkick, OutDREJAS and Mickey from Till Morning.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by Guardrail, Jesse Valenciana (Feast City), Superkick, OutDREJAS and Mickey from Till Morning.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by Elliott Serrano (King of Geeks), original CCC co-host Mike Bratton, Chicago media titan Amy Guth, Fort Francis frontman David McMillin, Herb Rosen of Liar’s Club, Dan Wade and Yes Factory.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by Elliott Serrano (King of Geeks), original CCC co-host Mike Bratton, Chicago media titan Amy Guth, Fort Francis frontman David McMillin, Herb Rosen of Liar’s Club, Dan Wade and Yes Factory.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this second segment, JVO is joined by Patrick Brower (Challengers Comics & Conversation), Scott Lucas (Local H), Blood People, Kaustubh (Lucky Boys Confusion), Daryl Wilson (Bollweevils), Denis Buckley (88 Fingers Louie), Scott Smith (ourmaninchicago.net) and Kristina Cottone.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this first segment, JVO is joined by Josh Caterer (Smoking Popes), Tyler Wildey (Epic Deli), Martin Atkins (Pigface,) Broken Robots and Nathan Graham.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this segment, JVO is joined by “Beardo” creator Dan Dougherty, Gillian McGhee (Hi Ho), reporter Bob Chiarito, Hot Doug, Dag Juhlin (Sunshine Boys, Poi Dog) and  David Singer.

“The Night of 1000 Stars” was a live, 5-hour podcast recording that included dozens of guests who’ve appeared on the show through the years. In this first segment, JVO is joined by Josh Caterer (Smoking Popes), Tyler Wildey (Epic Deli), Martin Atkins (Pigface,) Broken Robots and Nathan Graham.

Artist George Zak (Odd Kid Art) is back with another round of originals to show off in advance of Saturday’s art show at Andersonville Galleria (5247 N. Clark). We’re going to be looking at literal dozens of new works and getting the stories behind each … and unveiling George’s latest JVO-inspired creation! Support George’s work at oddkidart.com   Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry

Artist George Zak (Odd Kid Art) is back with another round of originals to show off in advance of Saturday’s art show at Andersonville Galleria (5247 N. Clark). We’re going to be looking at literal dozens of new works and getting the stories behind each … and unveiling George’s latest JVO-inspired creation! Support George’s work at oddkidart.com   Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry

*SPONSOR*We are SO excited to announce that we have Official Sponsorship from a truly incredible company in Odin's Vault, a dedicated company who only provide the very best officially licensed Pop Culture Merchandise, from Funko Pops to T Shirts, DC Comics to Marvel, you want it? Then over RIGHT NOW to Odin's Vault - Website Below:https://odinsvault.co.uk/​​​Welcome to Episode 54 of The Hip Hop Orchestra Presents PodcastIn this AMAZING episode, we are introduced to the truly inspirational Vanessa Threadgold, Co-founder of music management consultancy JVO, Law Graduate and Creator of Cactus City Studios/Pioneer of creating safe spaces for Women in Music.Vanessa shares with us how she got into the Music Business, how she found her time at Law School and her inspirational reasoning behind creating Cactus City Studios, an all Female Studio whilst also what incredible goals she has planned for the future :)We hope you enjoyAvailable For Download On All Major Platforms - https://www.buzzsprout.com/826003/episodesFull Length Trackhttps://soundcloud.com/gsavvides/violin-hip-hopThe Hip Hop Orchestra Patreon Page:https://www.patreon.com/TheHipHopOrchesta?fan_landing=trueVanessa ThreadgoldWebsite - https://www.gabriellaswallow.com/aboutTwitter - @wearequeenInstagram - @vanitygoldLinkedin - Vanessa ThreadgoldThe Hip Hop Orchestra:Instagram - @TheHipHopOrchestraFacebook - The Hip Hop OrchestraTwitter - @TheHipHopOrchTik Tok - @TheHipHopOrchestraGeorgio Savvides:Instagram - @georgiosavvidesFacebook - Georgio SavvidesTwitter - @GioSavvides

What is old is new again. Vinyl sales continue a dramatic upward trajectory, leaving all other physical media in the dust. What brought vinyl back from the dead, and why does it matter? JVO and Jon Manley talk about vinyl history with a guy who helps make it: Andy Weber, co-owner of Smashed Plastic, the only record-pressing facility in the state of Illinois.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have kids? They could probably use some advice. Author, filmmaker and old JVO schoolmate Marc Fienberg is on tonight to talk about his helpful, insightful and entertaining recent book release, “Dad’s Great Advice for Teens.”

Have kids? They could probably use some advice. Author, filmmaker and old JVO schoolmate Marc Fienberg is on tonight to talk about his helpful, insightful and entertaining recent book release, “Dad’s Great Advice for Teens.”

As the east and west coast punk scenes were gathering press and attention between 77-84, the Chicago scene went largely unnoticed. The documentary film, “You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk, 1977–1984,” tells the story of that era in great detail. Filmmakers Joe Losurdo (himself a product of that era) and Christina Tillman join me tonight to talk about the “lost years” of the Chicago scene, filmmaking and their “punk musical,” “Sacrificial Youth.” Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at And thanks to (Happy to Meat You) for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

As the east and west coast punk scenes were gathering press and attention between 77-84, the Chicago scene went largely unnoticed. The documentary film, “You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk, 1977–1984,” tells the story of that era in great detail. Filmmakers Joe Losurdo (himself a product of that era) and Christina Tillman join me tonight to talk about the “lost years” of the Chicago scene, filmmaking and their “punk musical,” “Sacrificial Youth.” Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at https://www.chfs.us/ And thanks to https://www.happytomeatu.com (Happy to Meat You) for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Martin Atkins, post punk/industrial hero, educator and author, is back on Car Con Carne. His music list of credentials is stunning: Pigface. Public Image, Ltd. Killing Joke. Ministry, the Damage Manual and Nine Inch Nails. As an author, he’s written the indispensable “Tour: Smart.” “Band:Smart” and “Welcome to the Music Business: You're F**ked!.”  Martin’s an exceptional storyteller and music business thinker. This a must-listen. Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at And thanks to Happy to Meat You (), delivering delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Martin Atkins, post punk/industrial hero, educator and author, is back on Car Con Carne. His music list of credentials is stunning: Pigface. Public Image, Ltd. Killing Joke. Ministry, the Damage Manual and Nine Inch Nails. As an author, he’s written the indispensable “Tour: Smart.” “Band:Smart” and “Welcome to the Music Business: You're F**ked!.”  Martin’s an exceptional storyteller and music business thinker. This a must-listen. Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at https://www.chfs.us/ And thanks to Happy to Meat You (https://www.happytomeatu.com), delivering delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Longtime local musician Drew Neely is a personal favorite. His monthly song project is pure power pop bliss… he joins me tonight for Car Con Carne!   Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at https://www.chfs.us/. And thanks to Happy to Meat You for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Longtime local musician Drew Neely is a personal favorite. His monthly song project is pure power pop bliss… he joins me tonight for Car Con Carne!   Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at https://www.chfs.us/. And thanks to Happy to Meat You for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Mike Vinopal, Director of Education, and Joel Frieders, Director of public policy, for Hope for the Day return to Car Con Carne. They've been regular guests since the beginning of the pandemic for good reason. The need to talk about mental health and suicide is always vitally important, but certainly feels more so in 2020. What I like about Mike and Joel is they're not clinical or preachy when talking about mental health and suicide. They're honest and engaging communicators who listen, inform and speak on a welcome, personal level.   Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at https://www.chfs.us/ And thanks to Happy to Meat U (https://www.happytomeatu.com) for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Mike Vinopal, Director of Education, and Joel Frieders, Director of public policy, for Hope for the Day return to Car Con Carne. They've been regular guests since the beginning of the pandemic for good reason. The need to talk about mental health and suicide is always vitally important, but certainly feels more so in 2020. What I like about Mike and Joel is they're not clinical or preachy when talking about mental health and suicide. They're honest and engaging communicators who listen, inform and speak on a welcome, personal level.   Thanks to C&H Financial Services for sponsoring this episode. Get the help your business needs (zero-cost payment-processing/cost effective lending/etc.) at And thanks to Happy to Meat U () for partnering up with Car Con Carne! They deliver delicious, premium meat affordably at the local level. Use promo code JVO to get FREE Chicago area (city/burbs) delivery this week only!

Many years ago, Car Con Carne was a very different podcast. It was then a co-hosted venture between myself (JVO) and longtime friend Mike Bratton. He bowed out in 2015 when he moved to New York, and hasn’t been back on the podcast… until tonight. It’s a real pleasure to reconnect with Mike and welcome him to #quarantineconcarne. Car Con Carne is sponsored by C&H Financial Services.

Many years ago, Car Con Carne was a very different podcast. It was then a co-hosted venture between myself (JVO) and longtime friend Mike Bratton. He bowed out in 2015 when he moved to New York, and hasn’t been back on the podcast… until tonight. It’s a real pleasure to reconnect with Mike and welcome him to #quarantineconcarne. Car Con Carne is sponsored by C&H Financial Services.

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans.

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

Zondag 5 januari 2010 Hoe moet ik leven (F. Jansen/H. Scheltema) Fons Jansen 1’41 Van de cd De lachende kerk EMI 7949072 Waar gaan we in het nieuwe jaar naar toe (W. Kan/R. v. Veen) Wim Kan 5’00 Van de Lp Oudejaarsavond 1973 Polydor 2419 047 Blijf je nog een jaar (C. de Breij / C. de Breij, S. Geboers) Claudia de Breij 3’29 Eigen opname Waar ben je (H. v. Veen/E. Leerkes) Herman van Veen 3’00 Van de cd Kersvers Harlekijn 378 809-6 Wie C. Lara/l. Gerritsen) Liselore Gerritsen 3’04 van cd single JVO 690018 En wie volgt (Brel/Van Altena) Frank Cools 2’45 Van de cd Frank Cools zingt Jacques Brel Eufoda 1210 Wat wil je eigenlijk met mij? (Roeka) Alex Roeka 4’05 Van de cd Rauwe genade Excel96592 Ik vraag me op, ik vraag me af (Lambrechts) Frits Lambrechts 3’00 Eigen opname Waar is mijn ziel/ (C. Vreeswijk) Cornelis Vreeswijk 1’59 Van de cd Een hommage NN 500.015-2 De luie soldaat (C. Vreeswijk/Ted Jan Groen) Jack Spijkerman 1’05 Van de cd Een hommage NN 500.015-2 Bingen (Hoogeboom) Johan Hoogeboom 2’32 Eigen opname Vraagteken (Drs. P) Drs. P 3’30 Van de cd Welluidend wel en wee van Drs. P Bij boek Leve onze goede Czaar Uitg. JEA/Nijgh & van Ditmar De wolkenboom Bomans) Godfried Bomans 9’11 Van het Godfried Bomans Luisterboek Uitg. Rubinstein Alle koeien (L. Cohen/A. v. Duin) Andre van Duin 3’43 Van de cd Dubbel Stage 71795303074

Non stop laughter on this car ride podcast with Helen, Nita B, and JVo talking about the turn around trip to Horshoe Bend, Utah, and random Joe Rogan guests. Explicit language for 18+

Robyn Hitchcock is unique by any estimation. It's not just his songwriting, lyrics, world view and effortless charisma... it's also that he's managed to release consistently solid music for decades, up through and beyond 2017's self-titled album. This is wholly anomalous in the industry. I mean, even the Stones crapped out after "Some Girls," and Bowie got kinda sketchy for a while after "Scary Monsters." Hitchcock has known no such hiccups. He's long been a favorite songwriter of mine, so having him on Car Con Carne is something of a dream come true. If you're new to his music and want recommendations so you can start spiraling down the Hitchcock rabbit hole, email me. I'm only too happy to share playlists and song suggestions. Discussed on the show this week, presented by the Autobarn Mazda of Evanston: After seeing him play at SPACE the night before, we talked about the benefits of changing up the live setlist every night: "Songs are with you for life. I've bottled bits of my life like a firefly in a jar that doesn't suffocate ... like a gif, if you want to look at things in Instagram terms... " How Robyn approaches a setlist for Chicago fans: "I don't think there were that many casual listeners. They would know the arcane stuff." Robyn's live music history in Chicago, from Lounge Ax and Metro to the Vic, Thalia Hall, SPACE and all venues in between. What's in a name? When it comes to "alternative," it's impossible to answer. R.E.M.'s early enthusiasm for Robyn Hitchcock. Robyn and Jonathan Richman: They're characters. Robyn's cover of Psychedelic Furs' "Ghost In You": What did Psychedelic Furs think of it? Robyn's take on the "carcass" of the music industry, and his perception of how things are working in the present day. The albums from Robyn's "commercial" period on A&M: Why aren't they streamable? And go ahead and rip them if you want to hear them. Knowing how articulate Robyn is, is it safe to assume he always has his face in a book? The secret to enjoying Shakespeare? Booze. I rattle off a list of favorite Hitchcock songs and get his impressions and stories behind each. He goes deep into what informed "Goodnight Oslo" and the critical importance of Peter Buck's guitar on "Flesh Number One." "Dislocated state" is the new best way to describe one's disposition while partying. Robyn's music basically has "two and a half settings." Could Robyn see himself often dreaming of L trains? Car Con Carne is presented by The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston. DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

Jason (or JVo) has played with literally millions of bands. Literally. Not bad for a guy who started out playing upside-down acoustic guitar, idolizing KISS. We catch up on his latest projects (a disco band, for one). He takes us through his early days (you won't believe what happened at his first gig). We discuss his love of metal, jazz and the bass. And he lays down some deep thoughts on listening, leaving space and how it all fits together.

Chicago finally has its own record pressing plant, Smashed Plastic! This is the right idea at the right time for the Chicago music scene, and I couldn't have been more impressed with what they've already managed to do with their business. Check out the video tour here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKQYrEglPXg&feature=youtu.be Andy, John and Steve from Smashed Plastic join me for grocery store tacos as we discuss: Starting a record-pressing business: How to find the right machinery and approach. The joy of running this kind of business. Everyone wants to hug the Smashed Plastic owners. Pressing vinyl: The "high cost" perception vs. the reasonable reality. How long is the process from idea to pressed records? What makes records so damn appealing? Would Smashed Plastic ever branch out to other states? Spoiler warning: NOPE. There are local music events just waiting to happen at the Smashed Plastic space Car Con Carne is presented by The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston. DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

Effektgeräte gibt es unzählige. Jeder Musiker sucht in dieser riesigen Welt seinen bestimmten Sound. Jvo und Björn geben in diesem Podcast einen Einblick in die Welt der Effektgeräte. Sie erklären, welche Effekte man braucht und welche nicht. Woher die Preisunterschiede kommen und warum man immer wieder ein neues Effektgerät braucht.

Sind Markennamen wirklich das einzige? Gibt es eine perfekte Gitarre? Und worauf muss man beim Kauf achten. Jvo erklärt, wie man den Gitarrenkauf am besten angeht. Was es zu beachten gibt und wie viel Zeit man sich lassen sollte...

Technical Holocaust Air Date: 5/20/2018 Episode: 98 Duration: 2:29:40 Size: 137MB Summary: JVO is MIA, Gruse and Janella pick up the slack and take care of business like the true pro’s they are, maybe we’ll find Voitek in a ditch tomorrow, thanks for sticking with us people. P.S. Voitek is fine, we found him. Podtrash.com/donate The post Episode 98 – Where’s JVO? appeared first on Podtrash.

(CAR CON CARNE PRESENTED BY BOOST MOBILE) My new best friend, pro wrestler Jay Bradley (TNA, WWE, OVW, AAW, Resistance Pro, etc.) piledrives his way into the passenger seat for a great night of conversation and food (generously provided by Real Time Sports Bar at 1120 W Devon Ave, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007). We talked about: The super rare Jay Bradley action figure, and what he'd give to acquire it The Real Time Sports Bar "Mystery Bag" of delicious food, along with the full "unboxing" "My whole life, I've waited for someone to give me a sample bucket" The best cuisine? Bar food. Why Jay is the "Jimmy Chamberlin of wrestling" Jay's self-imposed wrestling sabbatical What brought down Resistance Pro The NWA's prestigious name and history Billy Corgan's wrestling vision: He has a 20-year plan! NWA: Live events, free on the web next year! "I didn't get to be 260 pounds by accident" What made Jay want to become a wrestler? Jay's early days in the business with CM Punk, training at Steel Domain How Jay got picked up by WWE Why Jay could never do a traditional 9-5 Some of Jay's favorite people to work with in the ring The art of cutting a wrestling promo, and the wisdom Jay got from Dusty Rhodes Jay's potential role on fetish sites The suburb that's like Tattooine Why Billy Corgan's rock experience perfectly translates to wrestling   Find Jay on Twitter at @jaybradleypw  

Christopher Hall and Walter Flakus of Stabbing Westward jump in the Mazda 3 for conversation before taking the stage at Metro to headline Cold Waves 2017 at Metro. This episode is lovingly powered by Boost Mobile. While I'm on the topic, pick up a phone at Boost and call a friend to let 'em know about this interview. It's awesome. Here's what we talked about: "We were not considered (the cool band in Chicago in the 90s)" Die Warzau's role in helping Stabbing Westward in the early days Christopher's lingering issues that need to be worked out on stage Cold Waves and the issue of depression as it relates to artists The importance of Wax Trax Records! What Ed Sheeran accomplished that Christopher Hall should have done instead Relationship advice: Stay broken up forever. The initial split: "The music industry was collapsing around us... and we did not like each other any more." The schism between Walter and Christopher toward the end of the band's first run The simple pleasures of blow jobs and IPA beer The tragedy that brought Christopher and Walter back together Is the Dreaming still a band? And why are they like Tones on Tail? Starting a new band is like selling blenders at Costco Christopher is a fan of the Mazda 3's interior Stabbing Westward's delayed gratification White Castle experience

Stavros from Chicago metal band The Atlas Moth joins me for hedonistic, belly-stretching, food-challenge-worthy indulgence at one of Car Con Carne's favorite places on earth: EPIC DELI. In this fine episode (brought to you by Boost Mobile), Stavros and I talk about: The evolution of Atlas Moth, from doom metal to its present sound The weird time in history when Atlas Moth got off the ground Stavros's "love/hate" relationship with social media  The Atlas Moth's music release strategy The Atlas Moth's place in the music world: "We've always gone against the grain." Stavros's wrestling fan history (he went to Wrestlemania II and VI!) Hulk Hogan's real issue isn't racism, it's ... Why Epic Deli's food is a good old donkey punch. The classic book "How to Draw the Marvel Way"  Round Two of food could "very well be the death of us." Stavros's "amuse-bouche" approach to dining at Epic. "Try the JVO; I'm delicious!" "This is going down way too easy..." "It's like a breakfast that hates you back." Stavros's comic book collection "Cheesecake is a way more intense cake." "I would wear leggings right now." Stavros's concern about his browser history, should he not survive the meal. Fruity Pebbles milkshake? "Get the f*** out of here..." My Jesse "The Body" Ventura moment (waaaay back during his AWA days). The people who I hope picked up a methamphetamine habit. Beware of what gets sucked off near the end of the episode! The mysteries of bubble tea. Tyler Wildey, Epic Deli owner, jumps in throughout the show for conversation... and to feed us some of Epic's best food creations including: Pickle chips with garlic dill sauce Loaded tots The Atlas Moth sandwich The JVO sandwich The "Rocky Balboa" sandwich (Epic Deli's spin on a Philly Cheesesteak) One of the weekly specials that has two 1/4 burgers, bacon, maple bacon cream cheese, a fried egg and more... sandwiched between two donuts-turned-into-waffles Milkshakes! Cheesecakes!

The gentlemen of August Hotel jump in my car for an episode recorded at my favorite place on earth, Epic Deli (2616 Schaid Ct, McHenry, IL 60050). We start by eating some of Epic's best appetizers: Elotes in a Frito bag Chorizo poppers Poutine Mashed Potato balls (they're mashed potatoes... IN BALL FORM!) Then we cover: Why August Hotel has the most adorable local band bio ever We're all used to getting paid in food August Hotel's history Why Kenosha is all potential And the crowning moment: A live, in-car performance of August Hotel's new song,"Michigan Again" Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

Part 03 X EP#102 X The Latin Mixmaster Radio Show, we are bringing you that heat! Con Nuevo sencillos de Prince Royce, J Alvarez, Gamalier, Cabas, Arcangel, Wisin, Nacho, Randy Malcom, just to name a few. TRACKLIST. 01. Prince Royce feat Farruko – Ganas Locas. 02. J Alvarez feat JVO & Franco El Gorila. 03. Gamalier – Te Pones Asi. 04. Cabas feat Descemer Bueno – Rompe Los Niveles. 05. Arcangel feat Chucho Flash – Tu Sabes Que Te Quiero. 06. Wisin feat Nacho & Randy Malcom – Solo Una Noche. 07. Andy Rivera y Jory Boy – Para La Disco. www.facebook.com/donmigi

This week, Boost Mobile presents Chicago rockabilly/doo-wop/soul band Them Guilty Aces on Car Con Carne. Somehow, I managed to cram four band members and myself into the Mazda 3. Things got a little tricker when the band played two songs (which are utterly fantastic and you'll hear them toward the end of the show). We recorded this week's show in the parking lot of venerable hot dog joint Gene &  Jude's. We talked about: My confession. There might have been a snack hot dog before the band arrived. Them Guilty Aces history: What got them hooked into rockabilly? How the band knows they're doing a good job on stage. The danger of sport peppers. Their relationship with the Chicago music scene The Boost Mobile Social Media Message of the Week comes from listener Vic!  And then there are the songs: So. Good. Stick through the entire show to hear "Jawbreaker" and "Last Straw" ("it's a happy song")!  

Hot Doug's: The Movie is coming, and the guys behind the documentary are fantastically talented old friends of mine, Chris and Nick Markos. Along with the titular Hot Doug, Chris and Nick jumped in my car for gyros at Hub’s (You like-a the juice? The juice is good, eh?). We talked about Hot Doug’s history, Hot Doug’s: The Movie and… *Snack hot dogs: The value of getting an extra one for the road. *”Sausage keeps a man young”...  “I saw that movie.” *”What makes people wait in line for a couple hours to go to a restaurant?” *Alinea. How does that prestigious restaurant fit in the conversation? *We’re all 15-year-old boys: “I never get tired of the sausage double entendre” *Hot Doug’s stand at Wrigley Field: “Did they give you a ring?”*Doug’s favorite exotic sausage *Doug hasn’t seen the documentary yet, but he’s fine with it “as long as the dogfight scene is taken out.” *What was Nick thinking when he ordered chili? *Hot Doug’s: The Movie themes of community, fandom and family *The “R.I.P. Hot Doug’s” tattoo *What’s the only thing Doug misses about running a restaurant? *Doug knew his clients by name: Senator, chief, doctor *My embarrassing sweet bread story from Spago Be sure to check out Car Con Carne's videos on YouTube, now powered by Boost Mobile’s unlimited data (and a Samsung Galaxy S8).  

PRESENTED BY BOOST MOBILE   I love Doll Skin (Sydney Dolezal, Alex Snowden, Nicole Rich, Meghan Herring). They have great music, hooks, harmonies and swagger. It was a pleasure meeting them in Crest Hill before their Bada Brew gig in mid-May. We covered a lot in a short time, including: Trying to appease the vegetarians in the band. How was I to know one was allergic to avocado? Eating on the road: It sucks. Not-so-lady-like burping on the microphone. My delay in punching up details on Facebook for the Boost Mobile live stream. It's an age thing. Clearly. How they started, and how they were taken under David Ellefson's wing. No big deal there... he's only in MEGADETH. Ellefson's advice? "Always say yes" Why is Dave Mustaine scary? My sad confession: "I've never worried about the guys in Megadeth listening to this." The new (and anticipated) Doll Skin album "Manic Pixie Dream Girl." The Boost Mobile Social Media Message of the Week gets to the bottom of why Car Con Carne doesn't go to the suburbs as often.

Rejected headline/episode quote: "That guy was masturbating in my dad's suit." My guest this week is Brant McCrea, writer and star of the indie horror/sci-fi film Chicago Rot (available for streaming at the usual places). We eat tacos from Yoli's, where the cook handles all the tacos with his bare hands! It doesn't bother McCrea at all as he says, "I am a dirty person." We talk about Chicago Rot, to which I comment, "I don't know what your movie is... it's nuts." McCrea replies, "(it's) too scary to be an art film, but too artsy to be a horror film." Also on this week's show: There's an early horchata casualty. We talk about his beard: "I hide cigarettes in there." The challenge creatives face when hustling for money. The sleazy motel that served as a key location for the movie (hookers! drug dealers! voodoo practitioners!). The stunning first-time talent of co-star Shira Barber.  McCrea's acting challenges: "You're like Harrison Ford in 'The Fugitive.'" The Boost Mobile Social Media Message of the Week from listener Steve Krok Check out the tour of the Rot Shop from Brant McCrea!   Car Con Carne is proudly sponsored by Boost Mobile!  

Jason Schultejann and Kaustubh Pandav of Lucky Boys Confusion jump in the Mazda 3 for a trip to Fatso's Last Stand (2258 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60622). We talked about: *Their record release show at HOB (it was "inspiring" and "elevated") *The art of communicating on stage *LBC history ("You guys have been through some shit") *How the band's evolution led to the new album "Stormchasers" *The biggest thing in making good music? It's not what you think. *Producer Johnny K.'s involvement with the band *Impossibly thin band member Adam Krier *The songwriting process: Like a reverse "ascent of man" *A review of my history with LBC *Lucky Boys Confusion's record industry experiences in the late 90s/early 00s *Late bandmember Joe Sell: What would he think of the new album and the band's perseverance? And the whole thing ends with an in-car performance of "Stormchaser!"

My favorite restaurant on earth is Epic Deli (2616 Schaid Ct, McHenry, IL 60050). I couldn't resist going there with Josh Caterer of Smoking Popes, who recently helped create the "Smoking Pope" sandwich for Epic. Our plan for the night was for me to try a Smoking Pope and for him to eat a JVO. It sounds weird, but it's not. We accomplished our goal, but ate a lot more than planned. A LOT MORE. And we have Tyler Wildey, owner (and former CCC guest), to thank. He kept bringing us Epic Deli food to try. It was too much for any stomach to contain, but we approached the challenge with the courage and fortitude of Olympic medalists. Everything was stupidly, wonderfully delicious. And I was adequately full for a full 24 hours afterward. Before we ate, Josh played some songs in the backseat of the Mazda 3: An acoustic version of the "Car Con Carne" theme song, the new Smoking Popes song "Simmer Down" and the Jackson Mud song "It's Nothing." This is a fun one with some of my favorite people. Hope you enjoy listening!

This week's episode finds the Mazda 3 in Grayslake, IL for BBQ'D, a barbecue joint recommended by guest Tyler Wildey. Tyler's the man behind the insane sandwich shop Epic Deli, located in Johnsburg, IL. If you're looking to keep your New Year's Resolutions, don't go there. Or go there and live a little, for Christ's sake. During the show, you'll learn about the "disturbing" thing Epic Deli no longer does. Tyler also talks about how sales are going for the "JVO" sandwich, and what went into making the memorial "Lemmy" sandwich. Also: Has Car Con Carne finally been recognized in public? It may have happened during the recording of this show. Color us optimistic.

Ep81 - Burger King is asking McDonald's to join forces to create a "McWhopper". The Oxford Dictionary releases its list of added words. Woman buried alive only to be dug up and die for real shortly after. Epic Deli is now serving the 'JVO'! Music from BoxSet and a lot more! The post Dishing Missfits – 09/01/15 appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Do you have any favorite web comics? We mention a few we dig and talk about some new talents (to us). We also discuss JVO’s Q101 book (more on that next week) and dig into The Comics Reporter’s list of the 10 Least Influential People in Comics. Also, Patrick edited this episode while simultaneously listening to the new Lindsey Buckingham live CD ONE MAN SHOW (which is SO amazing) so, you know, keep that in mind while listening… 

The Challengers website has been streamlined. Comic shop employees make terrible Club Members. Macho Man Randy Savage died (sad). Our pal JVO wrote a book. I guess this episode description is just a string of sentences.  Also, that ‘peasant joke’ is actually about lepers and is from an MST3K Hercules movie. “The lepers are revolting!”  “I’ll say!”