Podcasts about Record shop

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia. Today is Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026. …and now for the rest of the stories…on today's daily304.com! #1 – From WVU – WVU students learn what it takes to put on the show The crowd sees the performers. WVU students are learning everything it takes to get them onstage. Students in West Virginia University's Music Business and Industry Program are gaining real-world experience working Morgantown's Ruby Summer Concert Series, which has grown to attract more than 50,000 music fans each season. The series itself started as an idea sketched on a napkin in 2020. By 2022, performers including Don McLean and Charles Wesley Godwin were taking the stage at the Ruby Amphitheater. Today, WVU students help load equipment, manage merchandise, operate cameras and video boards, direct traffic and work live sound. Student Olivia Martens worked her way from event staffer to production assistant, coordinating directly with opening acts before they arrive. And sometimes the biggest lesson is learning to adapt. When wildfire smoke forced the cancellation of a Switchfoot and Hello June concert this summer, students got a real-world lesson in managing an unexpected event disruption.For these Mountaineers, summer concerts aren't just entertainment. They're preparation for careers in a multibillion-dollar music industry. Read more: https://stories.wvu.edu/songs-of-summer #2 – From WV LIVING – Building what he loves in Barboursville Music. Food. Beer. Art. For Barboursville entrepreneur Jason Beter, they're all different ways of building community. Beter opened Oscar's Breakfast, Burgers & Brews in 2017. Since then, his passion for independent local businesses has grown into 1861 Public House, Köerber Beer Company, Orbit's Record Shop and Outer Orbit Records. The businesses reflect Beter's own interests, but there's a bigger idea connecting them. He believes restaurants, breweries, record stores and other gathering places give communities their identity. They're where people meet friends, hear music, celebrate milestones and make memories. And he credits a team of family members, managers, cooks, servers, bartenders, brewers and others for turning those ideas into places people want to visit. It's a collection of businesses built around the things Beter loves. But maybe more importantly, they're built around a place he loves: Barboursville. Read more: https://wvliving.com/building-what-he-loves #3 – From WORKFORCE WEST VIRGINIA – Your next job could be a click away Looking for a new opportunity? You don't even have to leave home to meet your next employer. WorkForce West Virginia's Statewide Virtual Job Fairs connect job seekers with employers from across the Mountain State through an online platform. Job seekers can explore participating employers and opportunities while making connections from a computer, tablet or smartphone. The virtual format helps remove geography from the equation, giving West Virginians another way to explore career opportunities throughout the state. Whether you're looking for your first job, a better fit or your next career move, WorkForce West Virginia is helping employers and potential employees find each other. Read more: https://workforcewv.org/statewide-virtual-job-fairs Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty, and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo. That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

In episode 34 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses new Queens Of The Stone Age, Roger Taylor and the tall task of replacing Chris Cornell. As well as anniversaries for Pearl Jam and a most unlikely ambulance ride. Set to a smooth, laid back soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 33 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Relentless Ronnie Wood, Foo Fighters answering the call for AC/DC as well as Slash's latest honor and the lost journals of Layne Staley. Set to a diverse soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 32 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses family favorite Royal Blood as well as new releases from Glu, Marilyn Manson and Tony Iommi. Set to a dark and heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 31 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses comeback albums from Susanna Hoffs, Def Leppard & The Strokes. As well as a rumored Elastica reunion and the final offering from Soundgarden. Set to a hard rocking soundtrack. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 101, Aug. 11, 2026: On this episode we discuss the 50 Greatest R&B Songs All Time, Sophomore Albums Better Than Debuts, Music Start Bench Cut & More 

In episode 30 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses a lack of marketing skills. New music from legends Rakim, Tom Morello and Mike D. As well as a brand new band from Barcelona trying to break stateside and some long overdue praise. All set to an urban flavored soundtrack. Dig it!

For the past 12 years, The Record Break has been more than just Ennis' only independent record shop. It's become a meeting place for music lovers, a platform for local artists and a cultural hub in the heart of the town.     Now, with the building set to go on the market, owner Sinéad Nic Síoda is launching an innovative campaign to buy the premises and secure the shop's future.     Instead of asking for donations, she's inviting people to support the effort by buying an exclusive song she's recorded especially for the campaign.     Sinéad joined Alan Morrissey to tell us why saving The Record Break is about much more than keeping a record shop open.   Photo (c) Clare FM

In episode 29 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Bob Segers' new release full of b- sides, a surprising pairing for John 5, and getting extra mellow with Beck. As well as Bootsy Collins Metal Health and getting kicked full blast in the face. Set to a street smart soundtrack. Dig it!

Tiny Vinyl co-founders Neil Kohler and Jesse Mann come on Goldmine's podcast Record Shop Talk to hang out with Gen X and Gen Z record collectors Patrick Prince and Holden Russiano to discuss the company's line of 4-inch records and accessories (including a record player⁠, ⁠crate⁠ and ⁠2x2 frame⁠), sold online and at ⁠Target retail stores. Will Tiny Vinyl products be available in independent record stores soon? Listen to the episode and find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 28 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses world domination, Josh Homme and Cage The Elephant as well as the surprise return of a legendary English band. All set to a diverse array of color and sound. Dig it!

In episode 27 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses new Canadian supergroup M.O.T.H.E.R. Jack White, and Dinosaur Jr. As well as a record shop memory from childhood. Set to guitar heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 100, Jul. 14, 2026: On this episode we discuss Jay Z at Yankee Stadium, 2026 Albums To Come & 2000s One Hit Wonders

Record Shop Talk hosts Patrick Prince (Gen Xer) and Luna Record Shop clerk Holden Russiano (Gen Zer) discuss the lasting impression that Sonic Boom record store in Toronto, Canada, had on them, referencing a Goldmine article written by record collector extraordinaire Andrew Cashin. In the second half of the podcast, we hear how high-value records on eBay both annoy and delight the hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 26 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses psychophysiology...no really. The return of Masters Of Reality, Hazel English and losing an important privilege. Set to a dramatic Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 99, Jul. 7, 2026: On this episode we discuss the 100 Best New York City Rap Songs

In episode 25 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses negative energy, PJ Harvey, a reissue from Zwan as well as Brandon Flowers going country and Queens Of The Stone Age bringing the catacombs to KEXP. All set to a patriotic soundtrack. Dig it!

The podcast's record collectors, Gen Xer (Goldmine editor Patrick Prince) and Gen Zer (Luna Record Shop's Holden Russiano), talk "shop" — How punk rock records hold up in the current-day record store bins and how avid punk record collectors like Henry Rollins will hunt down elusive vinyl, and (of course) more record store happenings and hipness! Listen to this recent podcast episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Record Shop Ep. 98: Songs Produced & Written By Babyface and BET Awards

In episode 24 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Validation, Johnny Marr, Laurie Vincent's new band Big Truck as well as his go to shirt making music and a brand new group on the rise called Willy Houston & Ghost Town Revival. All set to a Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 23 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses obsession, new Die Antwoord and Interpol as well as legends Deep Purple. Set to an ominous dark soundtrack. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 97, Jun. 9, 2026: On this episode we discuss and play a game with 1986 Songs Turning 40 

In episode 22 of the Record Shop, Keith continues to discuss the sounds of Summer with new Billy Gibbons, an unreleased album from Prince and Summer anthems from OneRepublic. As well as a live Scissor Sisters album in time for Pride Month. All set to a space rock soundtrack. Dig it!

Metal Edge editor-in-chief Dimitry Mak comes on the Record Shop Talk podcast to chat with Goldmine editor-in-chief Patrick Prince and Luna Record Shop clerk Holden Russiano about the heavy metal publication's revamped online record shop and renewed editorial mission. In turn, Russiano describes the combination of online and brick-and-mortar shops for Luna's customers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Record Shop Ep. 96, Jun 2, 2026: On this episode we discuss Jay Z Fires Back Roots Picnic, Jay Z Sneak Disses & 10 Greatest Jay Z Producer Pairings & More 

In episode 21 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses a TV comedy returning to music and a musical duo heading to comedy TV. Also a rare album review of the new Violet Grohl album and an old favorite from Modest Mouse. Set to a wicked UK style soundtrack. Dig it!

An Altadena couple are taking their landlords to court over rent gouging. A free record shop for fire survivors is opening this weekend. And we'll bring you an update on a micro-Peruvian kitchen in Long Beach and other food news in SoCal. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

All three Nevada City City Council candidates will participate in a Youth Voter Forum tonight at Sans Backup Plan Records in Nevada City.Nevada Union High School Senior Graham Gardemeyer is the event organizer and will serve as moderator, asking candidates questions before an open Q&A that gives precedence to young voters and their concerns.The City Council of Nevada City designated May 27th, 2026, as “Joanna Newsom Day” in the City of Nevada City.

The Record Shop Ep. 95, May 26, 2026: On this episode we discuss Drake's Worst To Best Albums, Albums That Almost Happened, Spotify AI Deal & More 

In episode 20 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Summer's rapid approach, memories of Soundgarden and the local swimming pool as well as meeting a band from Norway and the lost art of the band logo. All set to a Summertime soundtrack. Dig it!

Hosts Patrick Prince (Gen Xer) and Holden Russiano (GenZer) discuss Goldmine's Summer 2026 issue and one of the artists on its several magazine covers, Bad Nerves — and this British group's Goldmine-sponsored in-store event at Nudie Jeans in London. And, of course, there is more record shop talk included. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 19 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses the Red Hot Chili Peppers big money deals, suggests new drummers for Pearl Jam as well as commemorating Powers Point After Dark. All set to a heroic soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 18 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses the return of hip hop pioneer Mike D from the Beastie Boys as well as Cypress Hill, Thurston Moore and a good memory of watching Sonic Youth under the stars. Set to a classic NYC hardcore soundtrack. Dig it!

On this episode of Record Shop Talk, where Gen Z and Gen X record collectors — co-hosts Patrick Prince and Holden Russiano — talk shop about record store culture, the recent Rolling Stones record launch event for the Foreign Tongues album is discussed, as well as recent releases in the brick-and-mortar (Luna Record Shop) and virtual (Goldmine Shop) record store space. Always a fun listen for record collectors and those who love to hang out at record stores! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 17 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Duran Duran, Ringo Starr and Quincy Jones' opinion of him. Plus his love for Adam Ant and a new plan for the return of Mtv. Set to a retro Goth soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 16 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses 007 themes, meditation with Azealia Banks, Beck music worrying his mother and affection through familiarity. All set to a bass heavy epic ride of a soundtrack! Dig it!

Gen Xer and Goldmine editor Patrick Prince talks to his co-host, Gen Zer Holden Russiano, about this year's Record Store Day experience at Luna Records in Franklin, Tennessee (and, of course, other record stores). What RSD releases sold the most? Was there an overnight line? How many people showed up? Was there a great sale on used records? The hosts run the gamut, and discovered that they liked the used records that they found on sale as much as the RSD releases that they were lucky to pick up. Overall, a great day for record collectors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 15 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Electric Six heading down under, Placebo recreating a classic, the Dandy Warhols kicking out the covers as well as choosing your personal theme music and more. Set to a new wave soundtrack. Dig it!

Your easy weekly guide to the music biz and how it all works. Become a ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Superfan of the podcast for free – and enjoy the exclusive weekly Lock-in bonus section!⁠⁠⁠⁠ This week, there's a change to our normal schedule – with a whistlestop tour around the news and then a very special interview with Ashli Todd, owner of the legendary Spillers Records, the world's oldest record shop (founded in 1894, fact fans!)Ashli takes time out from filing vinyl to chat to us about Record Store Day 2026, which is taking place on Saturday 18th April. She also talks about the logistical hurdles of running a record store today. She also gives an authoritative answer on whether PJ Harvey should be filed under 'P' or 'H'!In this episode...The Ye/Wireless fallout: what are the financial and contractual "cleaning up exercises" facing Festival Republic after headliner Ye (AKA Kanye West) was denied UK entry – resulting in the entire festival's cancellation?Radiohead's Coachella Bunker: the band's new "audiovisual installation" is located in a literal bunker beneath the Coachella festival (and if you visit, they put stickers over your phone cameras)A billion-dollar milestone: Latin American music has topped $1 billion in US label revenue for the first time - but which artists have driven this?Then, Ashli Todd, owner of Spillers Records, joins the show to chat about Record Store Day! (Our extra-special ⁠⁠⁠Patreon Superfans⁠⁠⁠ get the full, unedited interview... including some hearty debate about Simply Red!)RSD reality check: Ashli reveal what it's like to run a record shop during Record Store Day – including the high-stakes gamble of ordering for the big day.Ashli explains how shops cannot return any unsold Record Store Day stock: so if a shop is left with too many unsold titles, it can negate the entire profit margin for the event. CDs are... back: Ashli sees teenagers gravitating toward them as a "retro" and affordable alternative to increasingly expensive vinyl.How sales of popular albums can "fall off a cliff" simply because it's impossible to reorder from the warehouse, due to labels' unwillingness to sit on large quantities of stock.The Jools Holland Effect vs. the TikTok Effect: While the Jools Holland effect on sales has waned, TikTok now has a tangible impact on what (especially younger) customers ask for.We finally settle the argument: does PJ Harvey belong under 'P' or 'H'? A bonus filing complication: Record Store Day filing rules follow the official list order, which is alphabetical by first name. (We're still not 100% clear how this effects PJ Harvey, though.)(If you'd like to know more about the history of Spillers, this interview with Ashli is well worth a read: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/story-uks-oldest-record-shop-15805068)===================================As ever, we welcome your feedback, emails and – in particular – any questions you might have about how the music biz works!Email us: ⁠⁠thepriceofmusicpodcast@gmail.com⁠⁠See you next week!Steve and Stuart======TPOM online: http://tpom.uk/Support The Price of Music on Patreon:⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/ThePriceofMusic⁠⁠Follow Steve on X - @steve_lamacqFollow Stuart on X - @stuartdredgeFollow The Price of Music on X - @PriceofMusicpodFor sponsorship opportunities, please email - ⁠⁠joe@musically.com

In the 14th episode of the Record Shop, Keith discusses the Cockroaches, Ryan Tedder & Nine Inch Noize' set from Coachella. As well as his first radio and an odd sleeping habit. Set to a psychedelic soundtrack to trip out on. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 93, Apr. 8, 2026: Favorite Soundtracks & Best Rap Double Albums 

In the podcast that teams up a Gen X record collector (editor Patrick Prince) with a Gen X record collector (Luna Records clerk Holden Russiano), the topic of anxiety leading up to Record Store Day (Saturday, April 18) is discussed. A record store's preparation is more complicated than most would think, but the outcome usually makes it all worth it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 13th episode of the Record Shop, Keith discusses the return of Ye, Jack White and Peter Gabriel as well as shining light on Grace McKagan and his take on "visual" music. All set to a rock and roll backdrop. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 92, Apr. 1, 2026: On this episode we discuss the 20 Best Wu Tang Clan Albums, Kanye's Return, Best Rap Group Members & More

In the 12th episode of the Record Shop, Keith discusses his new appreciation for Corrosion Of Conformity, new music from Social Distortion, a documentary on Scott Walker plus his take on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the debate on AI. All set to a classic cruise worthy soundtrack. Dig it!

In the 11th episode of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Melissa Auf Der Maur's new book, an update on Violet Grohl as well as bedroom cardio advice and missing blockbuster movie soundtracks. All set to a high energy backdrop that you can occasionally play the air flute to. Dig it!

The Record Shop Ep. 91, Mar. 18, 2026: On this episode we discuss the Best Hip Hop Producers Since 1979

In the 10th episode of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Iggy Pop, Everlast and a haunting UFC memory involving Sinead O' Connor. As well as the Hardy Bucks Martin Maloney and a leather jacket that made him hear U2 when he wore it. All set to an Irish inspired soundtrack. Dig it!

In the 9th episode of Maki's Record Shop, Keith takes it back to the streets as he talks new music from Gnarls Barkley, Kasabian & Peaches! As well as the nominees for the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and his easy-going attitude towards singing the correct song lyrics. Dig it!

In the 8th episode of Maki's Record Shop, Keith discusses URGH! A Music War. As well as new releases from Gorillaz and Suzanne Vega. Plus, the potential reunion of Ween. Set to a barbarian style soundtrack. Dig it!