Podcasts about Lazerbeak

Aaron Mader aka Lazerbeak is a Minneapolis based music producer and the CEO of Doomtree Records . His music career spans a quarter of a century and has amounted to producing over 600 songs that are all available to stream on Spotify anywhere in the world. Lazerbeak is mostly known as a hip hop music producer, but he actually got his start by playing the guitar as a kid. In fact his high school band was so successful that they got signed by a label and were touring before they even graduated. At that point, he thought he was going to be a rockstar. Life happens though, and instead of being a rich and famous rockstar he found himself working at a movie theater and borrowing money from his mom to buy a beat machine from Guitar Center so that he could make rap music with his friends. Those friends eventually became Doomtree and changed the culture of hip hop music in the Midwest forever. Lazerbeak has had a long career full of highs and lows, but still manages to make a living from music to this day. In this episode we discuss his experience making Lizzo's first album, forming Doomtree with his friends, working for free, producing a song for Doja Cat in 3 hours, making albums for each of his 3 kids, running a record label from his living room, delivering pizzas until he was 30, his new solo album that's coming this Spring, and much more.

We open on Fives meeting with Shaak Ti. Shaak says that the chancellor wants the tumor. Shaak is going to take the tumor to the Jedi temple first, and Nala Sey protests.AZ3 runs into Fives in the halfway, and their clone guards aren't super good at the whole guarding thing. AZ lets slip that Fives is to be mindwiped and assigned to Sanitation duty. Fives is done getting the runaround and as it turns out an Arc trooper is more effective than four guard clones who never made it off Kamino. Imagine what he could do with Sanitation, probably some sort of Space Cloaca Maxima. Dave Filoni call me.Fives steals a ship and makes a break for it, but ditches it to swim back to the cloning facility. AZ3 is apparently a distant cousin to Lazerbeak and turns into a jetski. Meanwhile Nala Sey calls Darth Tyrannus. Tyrannus gives her marching orders: the Jedi must never know about the true nature of the inhibitor chip.Fives and AZ3 start doing science: the implant is foreign which means it's intentional. Fives starts taking off his helmet like he's the main character in a Marvel movie. Fives has AZ remove his own chip because he's maybe the best character in Star Wars? But do all clones have the chips? To the embryo farm!! Looks like all the clones have the chips.  Nala Sey interrupts and explains the truth: Sipho Dyas ordered the chips implanted. Fives is upset that the Jedi might have done this to the clones. Shaak shows up and Fives basically gets to the heart of the matter when he says that the chips have to be removed or the entire Grand Army of the Republic could be compromised.Nala Sey says that Fives should be terminated and that he is property. Interesting production note, Ayn Rand and the Daughters of the Confederacy have writing credits on this episode. Weird. Shaak says that he's actually property of the Republic, that and a lightsaber apparently carry the day. Fives and Nala Sey are to accompany Shaak and the evidence to Coruscant.Fives is drugged by Nala Se, right under JEDI MASTER Shaak Ti's nose, and then presented to Chancelor Palpatine.  Nala Sey insists the chip in every clone is fine, but Fives protests. Palpatine suggests he speak to Fives alone… So he can be more open and speak his mind. During this private conversation, Fives “attacks” Palpatine and is chased by Shaak Ti. She loses him when she orders a clone to “close the blast door”... always a mistake.Coruscant goes on lockdown looking for the wayward clone. Upon Anakin's suggestion, Mace instructs Anakin to conduct a “quiet investigation”... Anakin's strong suit. Fives goes on the run to a clone bar, the 79's. Fives explains to 501st clone trooper Kix what is going on and that he needs Anakin and Rex to meet him at some secret coordinates.Anakin and Rex show up at to meet Fives. He starts to explain what's going on with the chips and what's going on in his head… and in the process sounds a little cuckoo while explaining his theory. Palpatine's clone guards show up and shoot Fives… But not before he was maybe getting through to at least Rex, if not Anakin as well.Palpatine tells the Jedi that Nala Sey found out it was something in the water in Ringo Vinda, and that the Kaminoans have already developed a vaccine to administer to all clones. Palpatine and Dooku Spacetime (™) and congratulate themselves on covering up order 66.https://twitter.com/ClosingCrawlhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/closing-crawl/id1530133296https://www.closingcrawl.com/Merch at: https://bit.ly/spacetimetm

It's the RETURN OF THE BEAK. The orchestrator of LFE's soundtrack, Mr. Lazerbeak, dropped in to the Semple Mansion to experience the upgrade from the "polish basketball court" he recorded in the first go-around. Libations for Everyone is all grown up!The boys put back six (plus) shots of tequila, and discussed Beak's newest drops from Lady Midnight (new track at the end of the ep!) and Dessa, Tiger Woods for some reason, and the following shot-complimenting topics of the week:

Feel the fire of the power of love as producer Lazerbeak joins Barb and Augustus to talk about the 1991 Luther Vandross album Power of Love. Support the show via Patreon. Show notes are available at https://ttttpod.com/. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more. 

For all our music fans, you'll catch the vibe when our guest GEEK, Aaron Lazerbeak Mader, musician, producer, and CEO/General Manager of Doomtree Records shares with Miss Shannan how he's evolved along with the music industry. How he's collaborated with artists like Lizzo (producing her entire debut album), Doja Cat, and Dessa.  Plus, he fills us in on releasing his new project “Lava Bangers II.” Get Lazerbeak's latest album at www.lazerbeak.com Join in on the conversation and please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE wherever you find Be Our Geek. Stay Safe. Stay Healthy. Listen In.  #Lazerbeak #DoomtreeRecords #IndieRecordLabel #HipHop #talk #podcast #Comedy #Entertainment #BeOurGeek #Geek #GeeksofColor #ladypodsquad #podernfamily #MissShannan #JatinSetia #TwinCitiesFilmFest #MyTalk107

On this episode 46 of the DOD45 show, Adrienne & @ArtByTai have a delightful chat with Lazerbeak of @DoomtreeRecords , Dope Walker, Mixed Blood Majority, Night Stone & many more. They discuss his latest album release, Lava Bangers II, which is the 10 year anniversary of his first beat tape called Lava Bangers which lead to producing the first Lizzo album called Lizzo Bangers. And we hear about him being tapped to produce a hype song for the Minnesota Timberwolves' 2023 season in conjunction with the launch of their new city-edition uniforms. Lazerbeak discusses growing up in a religious household leading to a sense of constant fear & anxiety & also shares an endearing story of the first time he cursed as a child, which involved his bicycle and calling it an asshole. Mr. Dibbs' lines up a question for Lazerbeak regarding his moniker. And We learn that not only is Lazerbeak's production career a prolific one, but his favored music is quite prolific as well, with people like Carly Rae Jepson, Luther Vandross, Just Blaze & El-P. I t's a real pleasant episode that begins with a simple joke-form question: A POS, a Sims, a Lazerbeak and a Paper Tiger walk into a bar, what comes out? The Shredders! Clear the wax from your ears, wipe the sweat off your brows and join us for this episode of The DOD45 Show with Lazerbeak! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Why does it always feel like we're on the verge of something — great or terrible? And how do we resist the pull, the lull, and the stress of the void?  Guests: Dr. Matt Connelly — historian at Columbia and author of the book The Declassification Engine Dr. Susan Hough — seismologist at the US Geological Survey Liz Neeley — science communicator and founder of Liminal  Eva Hagberg — architectural historian and the author of When Eero Met His Match.  → → →  Further reading & resources here! ← ← ← ✨ BECOME A TIME TRAVELER ✨Poem Credits:Tracy K. Smith, "Sci-Fi" from Life on Mars. Copyright © 2011 by Tracy K. Smith.  Reprinted by permission of Graywolf Press. www.graywolfpress.org. Audio provided by the Stanford News Service.“Storming Towards a Precipice” From After and Before the Lightning by Simon Ortiz. © 1994 Simon Ortiz. Reprinted by permission of the University of Arizona Press.“Future Memories” by Mario Melendez translated by Eloisa Amezcua, Poetry Magazine, 2017, Reprinted by permission of author.This episode of Flash Forward was written by me, Rose Eveleth, edited by Avery Trufelman, produced by Ozzy Llinas Goodman and sound designed by Ariana Martinez. Much of the music in this episode is by Ilan Blanck. The outro music is by Hussalonia. The episode art is by Mattie Lubchansky. The incredible beat that dropped at the end is by Lazerbeak. Special thanks to Julia Furlan, who hit the streets of New York City to ask people about aliens for us. Thanks also to everybody who sent in voice memos around that question we couldn't use them all and wow there were so many good ones. Thanks also to Ed Yong who read a passage from A hundred years hence : the expectations of an optimist; to Tracy K. Smith who read her poem Sci-Fi, and to Stanford University for letting us use that audio; to Jeffrey Nils Gardner who read Storming Toward a Precipice By Simon J. Ortiz; and to Elena Fernández Collins who called to the void for us and read Future Memories by Mario Melendez in both Spanish and English. 

Today's Song of the Day is “On the Sparrow” from Lazerbeak's album, Lava Bangers II, out now.

You may know Lazerbeak as the producer of Lizzo's first album, the guitarist/vocalist for the Plastic Constellations, or the producer and CEO of the Doomtree hip-hop collective. You may just know him as Aaron Mader or Dad. Join the club as we discuss epic nicknames, Lazerbeak's journey through musical genres, and the pivotal album Things Fall Apart by the Roots.

Great episode talking about the importance of pouring back into your own cup 1st. also attempting to review aew forbidden door but the man has other plans. Every 6 mins our connection would drop. So enjoy the ball of confusion --- 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/melanindads/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/melanindads/support

Today's Song of the Day is "Where's the Peace?" from Longshot & Lazerbeak's new record, Spread Love, out now.Longshot & Lazerbeak will be playing an album release show at the 7th Street Entry on Friday, November 26th.

Lazerbeak & Ilan discuss how to help students and educators create communities, as well as how to stay at the best versions of ourselves.   Let Third Eye know what you think here: twitter.com/thirdeyeed

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: E-Turn, conshus, Shinobi Stalin, Traj P, JBiz, MidaZ the Beast, WordChemist, AMiAM, J Kroas, Sycco, Buscabulla, U-Roy, Santigold, Hildegard, Allison Russell, Dessa, Michael Piroli, Andy Thompson, Lazerbeak, Dan Lawonn, Robert Finley, Sa-Roc, MF DOOM, Anchorsong, Cedric Till, Lou Mistrau, Erik Jackson, Tobe Nwigwe, Fat, Albertine Sarges, Seba Kaapstad, Marc Mac, Colette Chantel, Jupiter and Okwess, Roge, Shire T, DIE-REK, RKHTY, Screechy Peach, Whild Peach, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Over the last 12 years and counting, Bryan Atchison and Neil Olstad have entertained audiences of all ages with the goofy, wholesome and undeniably fun music they make as Koo Koo Kanga Roo. Since its unassuming start as a project initially intended for a college talent show, the duo has performed at venues of all sizes and scope all around the world, spent a summer on the Warped Tour, shared the stage with acts like Frank Turner and The Aquabats, and made videos that have been viewed millions upon millions of times. Before they were a favorite among educators, children and anyone looking for catchy anthems about anything from pizza to fanny packs to Panera Bread, Atchison and Olstad were in a music fraternity and playing together in a folk-rock band. Recently, the Koo Koo Kanga Roo guys spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas about the project's origin, its unexpected rise in popularity and the importance of maintaining an independent approach to releasing their music. Over the course of the upbeat hour-long discussion, Atchison and Olstad talked about working with Lazerbeak on their forthcoming album (Slow Clap, out May 21!), the ways remote learning has changed how they reach people, the process of releasing a record with Mike Park on Asian Man Records, and many of the notable experiences they've had along the way. Of course, the conversation also touched on Neil's punk rock past in Hometown Zeros, Bryan's sordid show choir history, their years as college roommates and much more. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Koo Koo Kanga Roo ("Ice Cold Lemonade").

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Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: E-TURN, J DILLA, conshus, Truly Def, Aubrey West, Juni Ali, Ol Burger Beats, Vuyo, Wax Tailor, Del The Funky Homosapien, Mr Lif, Adrian Younge, Deca, Homeboy Sandman, Bomba Estereo, Blu, Miguel, Nujabes, Substantial, saltfeend, Beet Unique, th1rt3en, Cypress Hill, El Michels Affair, Piya Malik, Juan Pierre, Hidden Hand Beats, Greenlights Music, Anna B Savage, Dessa, Lazerbeak, Shing02, Bilal, Pete Rock, Logic1000, Jade Lawhon, Sincere Vega, DJ Cosm, Sadat X, El Da Sensei, Prince Po, Rhye, The Quarter Inch Kings, Zagnif Nori, Baatin, The Ruckazoid, Terry Callier, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Lazerbeak For our first episode of 2021, I’m excited to share a lively and inspiring conversation with Lazerbeak, member of the hip-hop collective Doomtree, GM and manager of Doomtree, Heart Bones, solo artist and musical collaborator and producer of Dessa, among others.  Beak wears a lot of hats, and juggles them all in fine form.  We chat about that juggling act, switching between his artistic endeavors while balancing business.  We also discuss his early years in an indie rock band, his entry point into making beats and transitioning over into hip-hop with Doomtree, and how those relationships opened doors to work with Lizzo and, with Dessa, the Minnesota Orchestra.  We go deep and into a bit of overtime, but it’s a fun journey and I hope you stick through it with us until the end.

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: unselftitled, Yasiin Bey, Mos Def, conshus, Leisure Chief, Wax Tailor, Yugen Blakrok, Badge Epoque Ensemble, James Baley, Dessa, Lazerbeak, Andy Thompson, TSHA, Ell Murphy, HRSMN, Kurupt, Canibus, Killah Priest, Ras Kass, Farazi, Sinan Oktem, Hazal Ozbeklik, Beet Unique, Madlib, Colette Chantel, Skipp Whitman, Butcher Brown, Elzhi, The Budos Band, Okito, K.A.A.N., Rhye, Raashan Ahmad, Rita J, Georgia Anne Muldrow, SammAyOnTheBeat, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Libations for Everyone soundtrack artist, producer, and member of DOOMTREE Lazerbeak connects with the fellas at the historic PNA Hall in NE Minneapolis for a special comrades edition of the program. It was snowing, we were drinking chilled straight vodka, Beak was wearing a sweet Russian winter hat (totally by chance) and we used the Tetris song to indicate the 10 minute buzzer. Pour yourself a little something and play along. Na zdrowie!Spirit of ChoiceThe hosts and their guest drank shots of:Kettle One VodkaFIND USFacebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Twitch | libationsforeveryone.comSubscribe and review wherever podcasts are foundLibations for Everyone!

Jeff and Kenon check in with each other and discuss a story from CNBC — 'We’re running out of homes for sale,' Lake Tahoe brokers say as tech workers flee Bay Area — for the News Story of the Pod. Jeff does an original joke for the Real Estate Joke of the Pod that took him three months to perfect. Tales from the Street with Lazerbeak (aka Aaron Mader). Interview with Quicken Loans Senior Director of Strategy and Innovation Jeremy Potter. EPISODE BREAKDOWN– (02:20) News Story of the Pod– (07:50) Real Estate Joke of the Pod– (10:08) Tales from the Street with Lazerbeak– (23:49) Interview with Quicken Loans Senior Director of Strategy and Innovation Jeremy Potter 

This month's episode features ICETEP, who is half of Night Stone. Lazerbeak and ICETEP just released their debut self titled album. The trio talked about what's been entertaining them during quarantine, the pressure to be creative, and way more.

Aaron Mader has made quite a name for himself in the music industry. That name just happens to be "Lazerbeak." Using the moniker, the co-founder and CEO of Doomtree has released an abundance of his own music, produced songs with the likes of Lizzo, P.O.S, Mac Lethal and Dessa and delved into the world of artist management. Long before Mader was a Midwest music mainstay and one of the driving forces of an accomplished creative collective, he was an inexperienced teen in the Minneapolis suburbs who was struggling to get shows for his first band. That band — The Plastic Constellations — wound up lasting 13 years, being signed to French Kiss Records, touring and selling out spacious venues in Minneapolis before he could even legally drink. Along the way, Mader dabbled in beat-making and his Lazerbeak alias was born. The rest is history. Recently, Mader spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas and told him about his impressive indie rock past, the origin and unexpected explosion of Doomtree, and how he stays both active and creatively fulfilled making music in his solo project, Shredders and the brand new Night Stone, and as part of a forthcoming band with William Elliott Whitmore and members of Ten Grand. Over the course of the lengthy and open discussion, Mader also talked about ways the COVID-19 crisis is currently impacting Doomtree and the artists he manages, accidentally sharing a stage name with an obscure Transformers character, his inspiring "little money in lots of places" approach and how Lizzo gave him a six-pack of Mike's Hard Lemonade to make beats for what would eventually become her Lizzobangers album. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Indeed Brewing Company. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers"), The Plastic Constellations ("Let's War") and Night Stone ("Echo Love" featuring Lady Midnight).

During a special Monday edition of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Beak and Jeyca were joined by Dave Simonett of Trampled by Turtles and Deadman Winter. They discussed Dave's the path that led Dave to be a musician. The duo was also joined by Longshot to premiere the music video for "Parades."

Our first episode post Covid 19 pandemic.  Coach Gaby and Coach Kris practice social distancing and discuss how they are coping as people, coaches and athletes.  We talk about what you and your coach should be doing to keep your focus and training going forward.  We welcome our new music partner, Lazerbeak! Bumper music credits: Lazerbeak [...]

Jeyca Maldonado-Medina co-hosts the podcast “Tuesdays with Lazerbeak” and she’s feeling for all the bands that have had to cancel their shows. In particular, she’s been listening to “Gully Boys,” a self-described “boy band” made up of three non-boys who know how to rock. While their tour has been canceled, you can still listen to them on Spotify and other music platforms, and they’ll be performing live on Saturday on Facebook with NUR-D. What do you do when your puppet show’s been canceled? Turn it into a radio show! Ghost writer David Walbridge is impressed with how Z Puppets Rosenschnoz quickly converted their puppet show into a webcast “radio” show. He says it works because theater — in all its forms — is really about your imagination. “Through the Narrows” weaves together the stories a Cherokee boy travelling the Trail of Tears and a 3500-year-old Jewish woman crossing the Red Sea. Walbridge says their experiences navigating these “narrow” spaces are a fitting metaphor for our time. Angelique Powers teaches scenic art at the University of Minnesota, and admits she spends way too much time on Facebook. But it was on Facebook she discovered St. Joseph potter Joel Cherrico. She says she’s become a big fan of Cherrico’s live streams, where he invites you into his studio to watch while he throws pots. Powers says he makes it looks easy, and she finds watching him work mesmerizing and relaxing. Follow him on Facebook at Cherrico Pottery to get notifications when he’s streaming.

This month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak" features Nadi from the band Gully Boys. Nadi and Jeyca explain the importance of the Tumblr fandom scene. Nadi and Beak also get into their hard seltzer rankings.

An Interview with Jesse Haas, Functional Nutritionist, Certified Nutrition Specialist and Licensed Nutritionist, but above all, she is a heart-centered and your intuitive partner in wellness. To boot, she is co-founder of Wellness Minneapolis, an integrative team of independent holistic health care professionals. She combines nutritional counseling and whole foods culinary education to help her clients understand why they’re not feeling well and how to change that one meal at a time. Jesse explains how we can't simply be holistic when it comes to food, but we must be realistic. Follow Wellness Minneapolis + Jesse Haas on Instagram. Mentioned in this episode:Interviews with Lazerbeak on @wellnessmpls IGTVAlia Crum - catch her TED talk here. research about imagining exercise being as beneficial (or more) than actually exercising. Here’s one article summarizing that phenomena. If you like what we're doing, support us by subscribing and leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts. Take a screenshot and tag us on Instagram (@WellConnectedTwinCities) so we can say thank you.

On this month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Beak and Jeyca are joined by Sean Tillman (Har Mar Superstar) and Sabrina Ellis (A Giant Dog/Sweet Spirit). The duo just dropped their newest album "Hot Dish." They open up about mental health, touring, and what really goes into forming a new duo.

This month we're kicking it old school with an episode of just Jeyca and Lazerbeak. The duo talks Superbowl halftime show, Grammy's and Lazerbeak's idea for a hard seltzer.

Organized Grind: The Podcast is BACK with Episode 45! This time we have Twin Cities producer, emcee and audio engineer Bona Phide joining us! We kick the episode out talking about his first experiences with Hip-Hop and growing up in Ham Lake, Minnesota (0:00) - Starting to rap and participating in freestyle cyphers around St. Paul in the Late 1990s (7:55) - Working with an early network of Twin Cities artists (including a young Lazerbeak, Flynch, Muja Messiah, Moochy C, Lil Buddy and more) (15:00) - Getting close to legendary Twin Cities producer Flynch and the lessons he learned from him (20:45) - Bona Phide - "Honesty" (produced by Flynch and Bona Phide) (26:34) - Transitioning into working with his band Blackbelt Jonzin' and learning how to book their shows (39:55) - That time when Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters wound up at a show he was performing at (50:55) - Forming Slow Spokes and getting involved with the BMX scene (55:20) - Forming the band Food For Thought via working at Guitar Center (1:05:00) - What's up next for Bona Phide (1:20:20) - Bona Phide - "Peacekeeper" (1:23:30)

In this month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Beak and Jeyca are joined by Channy Leaneagh of Poliça. Channy's road into music was far from linear and even involved a stint in Cambodia. The three get into her history and a discussion of how cool Channy looks in snow pants.

In this live recording of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," they're joined by the incredible P.O.S. Beak and Stef talk about their early rivalry which eventually became a beautiful bromance. Wellness Minneapolis also returns to perform live acupuncture on Jeyca, Beak, and Stef. Plus, live performances by P.O.S (and Jeyca???).

Our guest this month is Lazerbeak, a Minneapolis-based musician and producer. He shares his experience developing his climate story, his own deep dive into mindfulness and mental health, and how he brings climate conversations into his daily life.

Wow, what a great episode if we do say so ourselves! Special Guest Lazerbeak came into the studio and we all had a blast discussing 2003's Love Actually! Get your tickets to see the movie showing down at the Parkway on December 26th @ 8 PM here.Check out Lazerbeak's podcast, Tuesdays with Lazerbeak here and get your tickets to see a live recording at the Parkway here.Directed By: Richard CurtisBudget: $ 40MMUSA Gross: $ 60MMWW Gross: $ 185MMTomatometer: 64% IMDb Plot Summary: Follows the lives of eight very different couples in dealing with their love lives in various loosely interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London, England.Random Trivia: Thomas Sangster is Hugh Grants distant cousin

We are at a critical moment in time for climate change action.. Band Together is a podcast that explores the power of storytelling through music and spoken word to make change in the world and further the climate movement. Podcast music by Lazerbeak.

In this episode, Zeke and Geoff sit down with musician, producer and CEO, Lazerbeak. Lazerbeak talks about his move through the Twin Cities music scene, and then around the world. Geoff wants to know how much money Lazerbeak makes in his many creative endeavors and Zeke wants to know how Lazerbeak got "discovered."

In this month's episode of Tuesdays with Lazerbeak, Jeyca and Beak are joined by Sarah Hicks, principal conductor of Live at Orchestra Hall, and Andy Thompson, a Twin Cities composer extraordinaire. They give the behind the scenes of how Dessa's collaboration with the Minnesota Orchestra came to be. Plus, Sarah's dog Pinkerton makes an appearance as the first-ever dog on the podcast.

This month’s live episode of “Tuesdays with Lazerbeak” features the legendary Greg Grease. You know him from groups astralblak as well as his solo albums. You may not know about his love for MxPx. Beak and Jeyca were also joined by Megan Rae and Christin Crabtree of the Domestic Abuse Project to talk about what we can do to support their work and support abuse survivors at large.

In the 9th (not 10th) episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Jeyca and Beak are joined by Craig Finn of The Hold Steady. Craig walks through his musical history and meeting a young Lazerbeak when he was in his indie band.

Join Steve and Birdman Dodd and Alex explore the world of Geekdom with some choice barnyard sounds within. Aside from that, we talk about some TV shows, Lazerbeak hang out on rooftops, revivals, Streaming Services, Sci-Fi effects, The Orville and Star Trek Picard among other topics of randomness. All this and more so, Get Altered, Get Geeky, with the Altered Geeks!Sign Up for Audiograms if you're a podcaster by going to https://www.alteredgeek.com/go/getaudiogramsGet Altered, Get Geeky with Altered Geek Merchandise! Check out the store hereUse the Hashtag #WhatsGeekyToYou with what you're geeking out to this week and we'll try to feature your topic in a future episode!We hope you continue to enjoy the episodes and please feel free to respond to any and all feedback methods. We will read and reply on the show. Topic suggestions also welcome. So get Altered, Get Geeky with the Altered Geeks.To see more from Steve Phillips, stay tuned into "Altered Geek" weekly or anytime on-demand on AlteredGeek.com and Spreaker.

Join Steve and Birdman Dodd and Alex explore the world of Geekdom with some choice barnyard sounds within. Aside from that, we talk about some TV shows, Lazerbeak hang out on rooftops, revivals, Streaming Services, Sci-Fi effects, The Orville and Star Trek Picard among other topics of randomness. All this and more so, Get Altered, Get Geeky, with the Altered Geeks! Sign Up for Audiograms if you're a podcaster by going to https://www.alteredgeek.com/go/getaudiograms Get Altered, Get Geeky with Altered Geek Merchandise! Check out the store here Use the Hashtag #WhatsGeekyToYou with what you're geeking out to this week and we'll try to feature your topic in a future episode! We hope you continue to enjoy the episodes and please feel free to respond to any and all feedback methods. We will read and reply on the show. Topic suggestions also welcome. So get Altered, Get Geeky with the Altered Geeks. To see more from Steve Phillips, stay tuned into "Altered Geek" weekly or anytime on-demand on AlteredGeek.com and Spreaker.

Join Steve and Birdman Dodd and Alex explore the world of Geekdom with some choice barnyard sounds within. Aside from that, we talk about some TV shows, Lazerbeak hang out on rooftops, revivals, Streaming Services, Sci-Fi effects, The Orville and Star Trek Picard among other topics of randomness. All this and more so, Get Altered, Get Geeky, with the Altered Geeks!

Join Steve and Birdman Dodd and Alex explore the world of Geekdom with some choice barnyard sounds within. Aside from that, we talk about some TV shows, Lazerbeak hang out on rooftops, revivals, Streaming Services, Sci-Fi effects, The Orville and Star Trek Picard among other topics of randomness. All this and more so, Get Altered, Get Geeky, with the Altered Geeks!

Our live podcast from the 331 Club in NE Minneapolis, featuring guests Jess Filiaggi, Aaron Seymour and Lazerbeak sharing the lighter and darker stories of life.Our very first "live" podcast, we had a blast on stage at one of our favorite Twin Cities haunts - the 331 club - and a big thank you to all of those who came out to support us.Learn how the Andelin App helps preserve, prepare and share life’s most precious memories.Discover Kinetic Legacy’s proprietary platform to aid institutions, brands and companies in crafting their digital legacy and enhancing workflow production.Want to get in touch with Sam, Jim or Sarah? Email us at: info@legacymatterspodcast.com.

In this month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Jeyca takes on the daunting task of interviewing all 4 members of Shredders. The group talks about their new album "Great Hits" and the low-pressure environment that Shredders provides.

Ask most casual Minnesota music fans about the West Bank neighborhood of Minneapolis, and they'll probably tell you about the folk and blues hippie scene of the '60s and '70s. These days, the West Bank is home to a thriving Somali population, and several Somali-Minnesotans are famous throughout the diaspora for their own music and poetry. In this episode, we learn about music and community from our Somali neighbors. [Songs sampled: Aar Maanta & Friends - "Welcome to Cedar-Riverside," Lazerbeak - "Winging It," Aar Maanta - "Deeqa," Aar Maanta - "Tahriib," Faarrow - "I Don't Belong To You," Huhroon - "Happy Birthday Haroon," Deka - "Fond Memory"]

The Andrews Sisters, the vocal trio who sold nearly 100 million records during their lifetimes, came to symbolize the United States during WWII. You'd think their story is settled. But in this episode, Maxene's manager and longtime companion shares another side of the outgoing middle sister. Plus, historian Tom Rockvam talks about the Andrews' "heart home," just 25 miles outside of their hometown, Minneapolis. [Songs sampled: Lazerbeak - "Winging It," The Andrews Sisters - "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," The Andrews Sisters - "Bei Mir Bist du Schon"]

Our special guest this episode is Minneapolis Minnesota hip-hop producer Lazerbeak. Lazerbeak is also the founder of Doomtree Records an independent label and creative collective based in his native Minneapolis. He along with producer Ryan Olsen co-produced Lizzo’s first album ‘Lizzobangers’ back in 2013 when she was first getting her start and an up adn coming artist in Minnesota.I flew out to Minnesota and met Lazerbeak for an interview at the Doomtree Headquarters to learn more about his life and career, the scene in Minneapolis, how he founded Doomtree Records, we get into how he met Lizzo for the 1st time, the makings of her debut album Lizzobangers, he offers vital advice for independent artist in smaller markets and so much more.Follow Lazerbeak on InstagramFollow Silent Giants on InstagramThis episode was mixed by Mark ByrdCheckout Corey's other show OPP (Other People's Podcast). OPP is the TRL of podcasting where every week we interview America's top podcasters and learn more about the dope shows they created. Listen now on Apple and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak," Jeyca and Beak are joined by Lady Midnight to talk about her new album "Death Before Mourning." They also touch on Lady Midnight's musical history, her time in the world of museums, and the power of words.

Can you imagine PJ Harvey walking down a small-town Main Street? Kurt Cobain antiquing in farm country? Yup, that happened. It was all thanks to Pachyderm Studio, a rural recording facility that used to be a family home. In this episode, we'll meet that family, plus a dozen musicians and engineers who've recorded some unforgettable work at the studio. Engineer Steve Albini tells us why Pachyderm is so special, and Lori Barbero from Babes in Toyland shares a story about taking Nirvana to the Mall of America. Music sampled: Lazerbeak - "Winging It"; Nirvana - "All Apologies"; Ramblin' Jack Elliot - "The Buffalo Skinners (On The Trail of the Buffalo)"; Soul Asylum - "Bitter Pill"; PJ Harvey - "50 ft. Queenie"; Babes in Toyland - "Bruise Violet"; Gully Boys - "Dizzy Romantics" Stock media provided by SplashStudio / Pond5

Hip-hop legends and XXL freshmen. Indie rap nerds and kids from the 'burbs. Skaters, DJs, and tornado sirens. These are the main ingredients for Soundset, a Minnesota-based hip-hop festival that draws more than 30,000 people every year. In this episode of The Current Rewind, we find out how Soundset grew from a warehouse rave to, at one point, the biggest hip-hop festival in the country. Rhymesayers bosses Siddiq, J-Bird, and Slug of Atmosphere discuss their Soundset triumphs and fears. Plus, stories from Lizzo, Psalm One, DJ Spinderella, and more. Music sampled: Lazerbeak - "Winging It" Stock media provided by SplashStudio / Pond5

The Current Rewind is a music history podcast hosted by Andrea Swensson. Songs in this episode: Lazerbeak - "Winging It"

Lazerbeak is one of this city’s music gems. An accomplished artist himself, he also heads the Doomtree Collective and record label, home to the likes of Dessa and P.O.S.We start the conversation talking about our love of crystals and some favorite local shops.Beak shares with the crew his commitment towards giving back to the community, raising thoughtful and well-rounded children, the importance of meditation and of course - some music stories. Jim proves he’s a true fan by sharing his own copy of Beak’s first CD from The Plastic Constellations!He is as delightful as he Is accomplished, proving that a helpful and gregarious attitude towards your community can do wonders. And, one of the prime examples of what makes the Twin Cities’ music community so special.Do you know Beak has his own podcast? Check out Tuesdays with Lazerbeak.Learn more about Doomtree.Memories are precious. Save them before they’re lost forever with the Andelin App. Preserve, prepare and share life’s most important stories.Kinetic Legacy empowers businesses, brands and institutions with data-rich and versatile digital platforms to strengthen legacy building and workflow productivity. Want to get in touch? Email us at info@legacymatterspodcast.com.

In this month's episode of "Tuesdays with Lazerbeak", Beak and Jeyca are joined by the incredible Jeremy Messersmith. They talked about Jeremy's future as a potter, the JM 9000 vocal pack, and getting the editor out of the room when writing music.

On this month's episode, Lazerbeak and Jeyca take you behind the scenes of "Luther." From the inspiration, the role of mindfulness, and the production, you get to learn everything you'd want to know about "Luther" and more.

In the second episode of "Tuesdays With Lazerbeak," Beak and Jeyca bring on their first-ever guest, Dessa, to discuss her breakout year, what 2019 holds, guilty pleasures, her love of Whitney Houston, and much more. Beak also breaks down the instrumental of his new single "Ready."

In the inaugural episode of "Tuesdays With Lazerbeak," Beak and Jeyca run down Doomtree's year in review, argue about their top albums, and give a sneak peek into Lazerbeak's upcoming album "Luther".

A little teaser of the first ever episode of Tuesdays with Lazerbeak

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#Sims of #Doomtree joins us to discuss his new group #Shredders (Sims, #POS, #Lazerbeak, #PaperTiger) A guide to ridiculous rap sh*t. Check out the video for #WhatTheyDontKnow. Transition in style and outlook from the ideological #LightsOutParis to the good times #BadTimeZoo. Contrasting the dark content with a bright sound in the mixing of #MoreThanEver. The […]

Minneapolis Producers Lazerbeak and Bionik Join Forces On Pool Boys EP Hip Hop Music Podcast. We talk about the music you want to hear every Wednesday at 9am (MST) Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/cautiontape Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/caution-tape-podcast/id1153165449?mt=2 Follow us on vidme: https://vid.me/cautiontape Twitter: Tweets by CautionTapeVids Tweets by imdjintro Tweets by mikemellas Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cautiontapevids Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cautiontapevids … Continue reading Lazerbeak and Bionik Join Forces On Pool Boys EP – Caution Tape Podcast (Tape 67) →

30: Lazerbeak offers a look at his life as CEO and General Manager of Doomtree Records. We talk about time management, finances, expectations and longevity. On top of that, he supplies young artists and entrepreneurs with practical tactics to succeed in their respective fields. Opening track by Josh Johnson: https://soundcloud.com/saxophone_capone/vibrations-willie-g-x-josh-the-classic-feat-kris-bergh http://doomtree.net/ http://chancebychance.com/

A hopeful liftoff! Autobot shuttle; funeral barge! Nelson Shin; so smooth! All blue Optimus! Starscream; immediately insulted! More Frank Welker! Lazerbeak; great coverage, bad tracking! Megatron; smirks! Lots of luck!!

Autobots' not-so-secret staging ground! Cybertron = Detroit? Victor Caroli: Horrifying, yet calming. Lazerbeak: not compatible with our system! Ironhide wants some action! Shockwave: all by himself! Frank Welker as Megatron: Lost in a cave! Optimus Prime: Germaphobe? Ron Friedman: Please come on our show!

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/8-6-16-show/ Podcast of the Week Artist Played: Trop Montune, conshus, The Heart and Brain, Apollo Brown, Skyzoo, Patty Crash, Lady Paradox, Gadget, Anna Stott, Red Pill, Ill Poetic, Sa-Roc, Sol Messiah, Mark Steele, Dessa, Paper Tiger, Lazerbeak, Theory Hazit, J57, REKS, The Alchemist, Zen6, Wordsworth, Heresy, Monie Love, Dominique Larue, Carolina Dirty, MyVerse, deM atlaS, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Kosha Dillz, DJ Mitsu The Beats, Sincere Vega, Pollyn, Middle Class Fashion, Michael Franti, Spearhead, Quantic, Flowering Inferno, U-Roy, Alice Russell, Cappadonna, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

I will call this one the sniffles interview. When I stumbled into the Biltmore, I was no where near 100%, and I was very worried about not having a Kleenex to contain my snot drip, but this was the FIRST time the entire 7 member Doomtree crew was touring together. It was my chance to get more than one member together, talking about what they do. I found Dessa asleep in a booth in the club, sick herself. After I woke her up, she found Lazerbeak and we sniffled and snorted through this interview. For those who don't know, Doomtree are a unique entity in hip hop, a collective of members who collaborate and support each other thru their artistic endeavors. Even though everyone is sick, Dessa and Lazerbeak do not disappoint. Dessa talks about getting asked to join Doomtree and Lazerbeak reveals his dreams about meeting Jay-Z. Tracks played on the show... 1) Doomtree (ft Dessa & Mictlan), Doomtree "Kid Gloves" 2) Lazerbeak, Legend Recognize Legend "Bound" 3) Dessa, A Badly Broken Code "Dutch" NO songs CANCON

Show #154 provides a mix for those in love as well as those out of love, featuring selections from Alice Russell, Diggs Duke, Tall Black Guy, Robin Hannibal, Jneiro Jarel, and many more. This episode is NOT WORKSAFE.