Podcasts about Roadside Monument

Roster Music Club Episode with Joey and Jared Svendsen and Michael Sweet (Stryper) and Mikee Bridges (Sometime Sunday) asking the question Did Grunge kill Glam? The intro also includes Matt Johnson (Blenderhead, Don't Know, Roadside Monument) and Bryan Gray (The Blamed, Mortal) Please consider joining the Roster Music Club at rostermusic.club for access to the club benefits which include, Living room concerts, curated playlists, artist interviews, and various other cool thingshttps://www.rostermusic.club/club-membership/p/private-concert-on-514-8pmwww.rostermusic.clubProduced by Wesley Hill @thebigwes Joey Svendsen @joeysvendsen

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n this episode of Rumors Are True, Matt Johnson, frontman of the influential 90s bands Roadside Monument and Blenderhead, joins us to talk about his unique journey through the underground music scene. From the raw energy of Roadside Monument's emo-influenced punk rock to Blenderhead's catchy yet thoughtful punk anthems, Matt dives deep into the creative process, the challenges of being part of the Christian indie scene, and the lasting impact these bands have had. Get ready for a conversation filled with stories, reflections on the music industry, and insights into a time when these bands helped shape the alternative music landscape Produced by Wesley Hill @thebigwes Artwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowser Music by Brian Jerin R.I.P.

It's our 300th episode! To celebrate we are discussing 10 of our favorite splits of all time.Join our Patreon to get bonus audio, videos, blog posts, and access to our Discord for only $1 at patreon.com/punklottopodJoin our brand new $5 Producer / Listening Club tier where you can get your name said every single week on the podcast as a producer. You also get access to our monthly Listening Club where we get together on Zoom to discuss an album, just like a book club!If you would like to sponsor an episode, head over to patreon.com/punklottopod and sign up for our $10 tier. Make a one time donation and you get and entire episode centered around an album of your choice.New Major Awards EP - majorawards.bandcamp.comMerch Shop  - redbubble.com/people/punk-lotto-pod/shopPodcast platforms and social media links at linktr.ee/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Song clips featured on this episode:The Faith - It's TimeVoid - Time to DieTraining for Utopia - Modus OperandiZao - Skin Like WinterRoadside Monument - Nothing Short of a Comfortable SituationFrodus - Lights on For SafetyAlkaline Trio - Hating Every MinuteOne Man Army - All the WayAmpere - At Its Heart & At Its HeadSinaloa - The Earth Is On FireSummer Vacation - The Many Faces of Mental ChillnessJoyce Manor - My EliseLeatherface - Deep Green Beautiful LevelingHot Water Music - Caught UpHe Is Legend - Cape FearClassic Case - China White  Shotmaker - ArchaeologistMaximillian Colby - Last NameThe Fake Boys - Red White and BougeOld Flings - Funeral Mixtape 

In this latest episode I welcome Doug Lorig (Roadside Monument, Calm Collapse) to the podcast. Doug and I talk about his journey into music, and what he is up to now. We talk about the Roadside Monument records as well as his current project, Calm Collapse. This is an awesome conversation with a gifted and talented musician I have been a fan of for many years. I hope you enjoy this episode with Doug Lorig. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5hexRMqhtlhnto12Qj45EG https://music.apple.com/us/artist/roadside-monument/18381017 https://open.spotify.com/artist/0zdZ0rWAzuh9rm1q3Hg09C https://music.apple.com/us/artist/calm-collapse/1623752734 Produced by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Music by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Artwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowser

Jay and Clifton try to decode an inscrutable emblem from our past, Roadside Monument's Beside This Brief Hexagonal. https://www.facebook.com/roadsidemonument https://web.archive.org/web/20070608220652/http:/www.roadsidemonument.com:80/home.html https://mbird.com/religion/17-years-at-mars-hill-life-after-disillusionment/

This episode we welcome the almighty Johnathon Ford (Unwed Sailor, Roadside Monument, ex Pedro the Lion, etc). Jonathan is an extremely influential artist to many, including myselt when I first heard the band Mr. Bishops Fist on the Tooth and Nail Records Helpless Amongst Friends Vol. 1. I got the opportunity later in life to book Unwed Sailor and Native Lights(another band JFord was in at the time), Now I am grateful to call him a friend. Johnathon and I talk about MBF, Fellsway, as well as the Roadside Monument Records, the Pedro the Lion record "Its hard to find a friend" and the last 2 Unwed Sailor records Truth and Consequences and Mute the Charm. I hope you enjoy this conversation with Johnathon Ford, I know I did! https://open.spotify.com/artist/7kkPAVpkDYfXCSDzaRk6IU?si=PvLyJmxpTRiCECMtFVeC-w https://open.spotify.com/artist/5hexRMqhtlhnto12Qj45EG?si=6oy4Br8PSbyKN2tooJt0gQ https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ApdWjZjftqD77Vh6qDbCr?si=YINI2LVNQ6SeIisUWbqAzg Instagram : @therumorsaretruecast Facebook : @theratpodcast Produced by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Music by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Artwork by Brian Trummel / Mark Montgomery @chinamark

Matt Johnson, former Mars Hill elder and drummer in the "Christians in a band not Christian Band" bands Roadside Monument, Blenderhead, and Raft of Dead Monkeys talks with us about the pre-Mars Hill 1990s Seattle Christian punk community, centered around Calvary Chapel in the University District, where Damien Jurado, Dave Bazan and many others also attended. We talk about his time in those bands, particularly Roadside Monument, who recently played a reunion show at Furnace Fest. We also talk about his 17 years at Mars Hill, what it was like being on staff as it was imploding, and the lingering trauma of that experience. -Buy Matt Johnson's book "Getting Jesus Wrong" right here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/getting-jesus-wrong-matt-johnson/1124724146 -Matt Johnson writes in Mockingbird while looking back at his experiences at Mars Hill Church and after: https://mbird.com/religion/17-years-at-mars-hill-life-after-disillusionment/ -Follow Roadside Monument on Instagram: @roadsidemonumentband -Read about and see a video of their 2017 Seattle reunion show: https://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2017/06/19/532960633/roadside-monument-15-years-and-2-700-miles-later-reunite-a-lost-seattle -Check out Zach's music by going to: https://muzach.bandcamp.com -Buy VCW merch: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VCWHall Twitter: Twitter: @vcwpod Zach- @muzach Dave- @Davejlester Podcast music by Zach Malm Logo by Zach Malm

Interview No 91 with Doug Lorig of Calm Collapse and Roadside Monument. The new Calm Collapse LP “Mirrored Nature” will be released 11/25 via Spartan Records. Preorder here: https://www.spartanrecords.com/products/724369-calm-collapse-mirrored-natureEmperor Cabinets can be found at emperorcabinets.comMusic in the intro ad by Adrian VinoMusic placed in the podcast intro:Frodus: "There Will Be No More Scum" off the record "And We Washed Our Weapons In The Sea"

Interview No.75 with Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor & Roadside Monument!Emperor Cabinets can be found at emperorcabinets.comMusic in the intro ad by Adrian VinoMusic placed in the podcast intro:Frodus: "There Will Be No More Scum" off the record "And We Washed Our Weapons In The Sea"

Boy oh boy do we have a great chat on this weeks podcast with Johnathon Ford from prolific post-rock outfit Unwed Sailor and the often overlooked Roadside Monument. We dive into the discussion with gusto and talk about the early Tooth and Nail years, longevity and playing insturmental music. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Unwed Sailor is an instrumental rock band based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but also has its roots in the 90s music scene of Seattle, Washington. Johnathon Ford is the bassist and songwriter and lived in the famous music scene with his former band, Roadside Monument. Ford left his home in Tulsa looking for his 'Black Flag get in the van' experience, but he has since been back for about ten years. Now, in his late forties, he has continued to put out music with his band, Unwed Sailor. Their first album came out twenty years ago and has just been reissued. They have put out an album a year for the last three years, with another planned for next year. In this episode, hear Ford's stories of early 90s Seattle and coming back to Tulsa, his approach to songwriting as a bassist and how he wrote and recorded their latest album, Truth or Consequences. Support this podcast

This week I am excited to have Johnathon Ford of the imaginative post rock/ambient band UNWED SAILOR. Johnathon has had quite the alluring career when it comes to creating and building his “friendship” with music. Johnathon's voyage through life has always been connected to music, from a child listening to classical music to the discovery of New Wave and Punk. Johnathon's longing for community has provided him with an amazing trek throughout his career. Johnathon has been a part of great bands such as ROADSIDE MONUMENT and PEDRO THE LION. With those experiences he embarked on what would become UNWED SAILOR, the band that evokes undeniably sultry sounds to make peace to. “Take A Minute” or 90 of them, and join us in our search of “Truth or Consequences” as we stroll through the “Dark Of The Morning” and “Haze” of the “Indian Ocean.”UNWED SAILOR - “Truth or Consequences”   OUT NOW!!!

Johnathan Ford of Unwed Sailor, Roadside Monument, Pedro the Lion and a slew of other bands joins us to talk about New Order's 1985 album, Low-Life.https://unwedsailor.bandcamp.com/album/truth-or-consequenceshttps://unwedsailor.net/https://www.aspca.org/patreon.com/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating.https://linktr.ee/punklottopodSongs featured on this episode:Jawbox - Jackpot PlusUnwed Sailor - PalladoraNew Order - The Perfect KissNew Order - Love Vigilantes

It's the one where David chats with Johnathon Ford of Roadside Monument, and Unwed Sailor.They discuss Johnathon's 5 favourite Roadside songs, as well as the latest record from Unwed Sailor.JOIN OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/growingpunkpodGRAB SOME MERCH: https://teespring.com/stores/growingpunkpodWEBSITE: https://growingpunkpod.comTWITTER: @growingpunkpodINSTAGRAM: @growingpunkpodFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/growinguppunkpod/

Today, we welcome Johnathon Ford from Unwed Sailor and Roadside Monument. Johnathon and I have been trying to make this happen for years as we’d connect via mutual friends or at a show. Most recently in Brooklyn back before the pandemic we ended up talking for a long time after an Unwed Sailor show and it went places where you don’t expect a conversation to go and all the sudden you get a text or the bartender goes, “yea it’s closing time.” I wanted to do that again so I got Johnathon to come back on to talk about his music career from his early bands to Roadside Monument and his latest album “Truth or Consequences” that is out now on Spartan Records. As with any guests that got to take in the 80s, I was smitten with his stories of Seattle, Tulsa, and what laid the groundwork for his musical taste, ideals, but also where he is today. If you’ve never heard of either band, they are bedrocks for this scene and worth your time to dive into. If you have and looking to hear Johnathon speak at length about his life, you’re going to love this too.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler Wolfe joins us again to discuss one of our favorite bands of all time. Check out Cops Are My Best Customers by Roadside Monument on Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/albums/B000TEVK8S?trackAsin=B000TEBBJ6&ref=dm_sh_WfyPmyWXbDAwx26ASo0NEauhI

Jason Anderson and Jeremy Krommendyk are music lovers who fully identified with the same music scene as myself.  We were fully invested in 90's underground Christian bands like Starflyer 59, Roadside Monument, Pedro the Lion, MxPx, Luxury, and Zao.  We talk about what it was like then and where we are now with music and Christianity in America. This is an opportunity to talk about music, religion, and identity.  Each of our understandings of what that scene was about has changed over the years.  Hopefully you will discover a new great band or two and also consider your own identity as you listen.

I am so fortunate to have Johnathon Ford as my guest.  Johnathon is an incredible musician known for his work with Unwed Sailor, Roadside Monument, and many other bands.  We talk about going all in with music and staying true to the artistic dream.  Johnathon is very open and gracious as he tells stories about life on the road and songwriting.  

Doug Lorig is a Seattle musician most known for his guitar playing in Roadside Monument and Raft of Dead Monkeys.  He currently plays in the band Graphic Nature.   We talk about falling in love with music, the Seattle mid-90's music scene, Tooth and Nail Records, and his time with Roadside Monument.  Enjoy the show and listen to Doug's music! 

Ninety Pound Wuss formed in 1994 just down the road from MxPx, and became one of the first bands on the label. The Seattle indie scene at the time was quite artistic and developed compared to the rest of the country, it could easily be described as snobby. Bands like Ninety Pound Wuss and Roadside Monument had a very difficult fight to prove their legitimacy in the eyes of their peers and to get the opportunities they deserved, so being associated with and dropped into the Christian pop punk subculture gave them great exposure but came at a cost.   This was an in person conversation and features Jeff and Marty from Ninety Pound Wuss, and legend Matt Johnson from Blenderhead, Roadside Monument, and Ninety Pound Wuss.     https://labeledpodcast.com/ Support Labeled on Patreon  Join Labeled on Facebook Pre-order / pre-save Lightworker’s "Fury By Failure," out June 12th :: http://lightworker.ffm.to/fury Follow Lightworker on Spotify :: https://spoti.fi/3fZm8XD   SONGS YOU HEARD ON THIS EPISODE: Ninety Pound Wuss “Something Must Break” Ninety Pound Wuss “Perserverence” Norma Jean - “I Used to Hate Cell Phones But Now I Hate Car Accidents” Live at Cornerstone ’02 Blenderhead “Bottle Breaker” Extol “Undeceived” Frodus “Lights On for Safety” Zao “To Think Of You is to Treasure an Absent Memory” Blenderhead “La Grieta” Roadside Monument “Compressor District” Starflyer 59 “A Housewife Love Song” Ninety Pound Wuss “Girl Song”    MORE FROM TOOTH & NAIL: * Labeled: Music From The Podcast: smarturl.it/labeledplaylist * DISCOVER IT: New Tracks from T&N Records: smarturl.it/TNNDiscover * This Is Solid State: New Tracks from Solid State Records: https://spoti.fi/2CUCsaH    * Tooth & Nail Store (LABELED Patreon members get 20% off everything): tnn.lnk.to/store

Our guest this week is Johnathan Ford of Unwed Sailor. For more than two decades, he’s led the post-rock band Unwed Sailor. In that time, Ford has steered the band—an ever-evolving collective that’s included members of Pedro the Lion, Fleet Foxes, Danielson Famile and more—through a searching string of albums, incorporating the influence of ambient music, shoegaze, new age, math rock, and drone into its body of work, which constitutes one of the great under-recognized discographies in all of indie rock.    Unwed Sailor’s latest is called Look Alive, and it showcases the collective’s more driving side, marrying Peter Hook-inspired basslines to rumbling soundscapes that evidence the early influence of groups like Bedhead and Tortoise. I caught up with Ford to discuss his history in American indie rock, and how he made his way from the grinding math rock of Roadside Monument to the slow-core folk of Pedro the Lion, and Unwed Sailor’s vast genre-diverse tapestry of sounds—and all zones in between. 

This week my guest is Matt Johnson.  He is a drummer who has been in bands like Roadside Monument, Blenderhead, 90 Pound Wuss, and many more.  We discuss underground punk rock music in Seattle in the 90's and how times have changed since then.  I am so proud to have him as a guest!

Logan joins Jared and Joey to discuss their top 50 bands, today they work through #’s 41-50. But before we do that, Joey rambles a bit about how faith fundamentally has to start with mystery. There’s some bonus material at the very end as Joey talks music with Matt Johnson (author and drummer of former Tooth and Nail band, Roadside Monument) and reminisces about the early glory days of the Christian Indie Music scene. Music in episode: Warfare by Vengeance Rising My LIfe is Green by Roadside Monument *Scaterd Few concert was in 1991 NOT 1999

Chapter 161: "Never Got An Explanation" ...as read by Doug Lorig of Roadside Monument Brandon Ebel had expressed interest in signing Doug's band Water Front. But Water Front no longer existed. It took a few years, but eventually Ebel signed Roadside Monument. Doug talks about the struggle of recording the band's debut full-length, member changes, working with amazing producers, and his new band, Graphic Nature. Graphic Nature: https://www.facebook.com/Graphic-Nature-276849189757455/ Chapter 161 Music: Roadside Monument - "Nothing Short of a Comfortable Situation" Roadside Monument - "A Girl Named Actually" Roadside Monument - "Iowa Backroads" Roadside Monument - "The Life Vest" Roadside Monument - "Zizzyzx" Roadside Monument - "My Hands Are Thermometers" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Chapter 114: "Doing" ...as read by Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor / Roadside Monument Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor took some time out of his overloaded schedule to record his first podcast with me. Mr. Ford discusses Mr. Bishop's Fist, Warlord, Roadside Monument, Pedro The Lion, Decahedron, Unwed Sailor and just about every story that connects this outlandish resume. Johnathon takes us to the House Of Funk In Seattle (where Jeremy Enigk performed on the couch he was living on) all the way to living at JPUSA and trading a ride back home for a sega genesis. We discuss how whiskey can get you in trouble but a good IPA never hurt anybody. We also cover the Transformers movie, the GI Joe series, Christian school dress codes and all the other important stuff that makes a person question everything they've ever been told. Thank you Johnathon for taking the time; it was truly an honor. (Thanks to Matt Putman for being one of my loudest and most effective cheerleaders. Love you brother.) "Take A Minute" to check out the newest Unwed Sailor EP: https://unwedsailor.net Chapter 114 Music: Roadside Monument: "Sperm Ridden Burden" Lo Tom: "Another Mistake" Unwed Sailor: "Ruby's Wishes" Unwed Sailor: "The House Of Hopes, Dreams and Wishes" Unwed Sailor: "The End" Decahedron: "Delete False Culture" Roadside Monument: "Zyzzyzx" Roadside Monument: "My Hands Are Thermometers" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the hawkish Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

Chapter 113: "Knowing (Part One)" ...as read by Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor / Roadside Monument Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor took some time out of his overloaded schedule to record his first podcast with me. Mr. Ford discusses Mr. Bishop's Fist, Warlord, Roadside Monument, Pedro The Lion, Decahedron, Unwed Sailor and just about every story that connects this outlandish resume. Johnathon takes us to the House Of Funk In Seattle (where Jeremy Enigk performed on the couch he was living on) all the way to living at JPUSA and trading a ride back home for a sega genesis. We discuss how whiskey can get you in trouble but a good IPA never hurt anybody. We also cover the Transformers movie, the GI Joe series, Christian school dress codes and all the other important stuff that makes a person question everything they've ever been told. Thank you Johnathon for taking the time; it was truly an honor. (Thanks to Matt Putman for being one of my loudest and most effective cheerleaders. Love you brother.) "Take A Minute" to check out the newest Unwed Sailor EP: https://unwedsailor.net This chapter is dedicated to my latest patron Buddy Hershey for helping prolong the mortality rate of this podcast. Thanks Buddy! Chapter 113 Music: Unwed Sailor: "Copper Island" Unwed Sailor: "Night Nest" Mr. Bishop's Fist: "You're Stolen" Roadside Monument: "OJ Simpson House Auction" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the galvanic Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

Mike Dente, former singer of the band Roadside Monument, shares about God's call on his life away from a career in music and to what was meant to be a short term church plant in Paris. 20 years later and still in France, Mike is now a pastor and part of a Bible college startup. We talk about the differences in what it looks like to be a Christian in France compared to America and what he's learned through a different cultural context. Here's the link to the video we referenced - https://vimeo.com/45448326 Check out the Bible college - CCBCParis.com letgoddie.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letgoddie/message

“Ideas of fascism, sexuality, gore, violence, and vomit all erupts into this one package of Raft of Dead Monkeys. This is dream logic, seemingly never second guessing any impulse that they had at this point in their musical careers…” - Nick Toti Raft of Dead Monkeys was a rock band from Seattle, WA, known for their controversy within the Christian punk scene. The band featured LOR show guests Jeff Bettger lead vocal, and Matt Johnson drums. Described as a hypothetical band mocking rock culture, their early stage shows consisted of vulgar lyrics, male strippers, and bloody nurses. In an interview, Jeff Bettger (JSuffering) explained the band's concept with the following: It was art, and we were making some statements about our culture by mirroring it, copying it and throwing it back in people’s faces to say, “Hey, this is what people adhere to and this is it.” We thought it was funny and humorous, and a lot of people didn’t get the joke, and didn’t get that we were characters we created when we performed sort of to break the Rock ‘n’ Roll idea/lifestyle, although we don’t really have that idea or lifestyle, at least I don’t. The majority of the band members were openly Christian and previously played in bands on Tooth & Nail Records, a label that featured primarily Christian rock bands. The band itself was not affiliated with Tooth & Nail, but the fan base of affiliated bands (Roadside Monument, Ninety Pound Wuss) was largely Christian and was left bewildered when Raft released their first album which contained explicit lyrics. In 2001 Raft was invited to play Tomfest, a Christian underground music festival, and received mixed reactions when singer Jeff Suffering fingered the crowd during their song Two Year Lease, which features the lyrics, "you're not the only whore in town, you're just the best fuck around." Tomfest founder Mikee Bridges later issued an apology to those who were offended by the performance. They broke up on October 22, 2001. This hour long sit down with Nick Toti (Interesting Productions), creator of THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF SEATTLE: a documentary about Raft of eDad Monkeys. Is a fun rollercoaster ride of interesting stories about Raft as well as the journey of creating this wonderfully dark documentary. Nick, often inspired by avant-garde movements found this artistic feel in Raft and became a fan of their art and music. His film company Interesting Productions is a non-profit production/distribution company that was founded by Nick Toti and Matt Latham. They make movies and give them away for free. I have, to be honest. Only in the last two years have I branched out from the pale, entertainment driven, society I called home for so long, to engage documentaries and truly enjoy them. This is a documentary about a band that seemed religiously suppressed and was ready to explode into an artistic cluster fuck mocking the times. In my opinion, Raft succeeded.   JOIN US Join the CounterCulture Society:  http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT Become a Producer:  https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Find Out More:  http://www.losingourreligion.org Twitter:  https://twitter.com/LosingRReligion Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/LosingOurReligion Call 'Losers Anonymous' Hotline: 206-395-5608 This Episode's Landing Page: http://www.losingourreligion.org/episodes/2016/6/7/046-the-complete-history-of-seattle-a-raft-of-dead-monkeys-punk-rock-story-nick-toti 

Scott Hatch of Burnt Toast Vinyl joins the story! Let's hop in the DeLorian and set the flux capasathngy to 1991. Here it is; the WHOLE story. It started in Indiana and led to Philly via Drexel University. Along the way we're going to discuss beer and Trav doesn't like Belgians, Scaterd Few and reissuing Sin Disease (I know, I know...it's a big deal, ok?), being a radio dj at WKDU, Christian book stores, zines, Cornerstone, Roadside Monument and apartment shows, making music for a soundtrack (?!?!). Oh...and he's part of a brewery. Insane. This dude has done it all. WATCH this podcast on the youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA1nVixITjg Moment of silence and tip of the cap to Prince. Rest In Peace, you misunderstood genius weirdo virtuoso. We love Prince. Take care. Bye-bye. : ( Chapter 58 Notes: BTV home: http://www.burnttoastvinyl.com/blog/ Yndi Halda home: http://www.yndihalda.com Crime And Punishment Brewing Co: http://crimeandpunishmentbrewingco.com Chapter 58 Music: Prince: "Let's Go Crazy" (Man. Can you believe this? RIP, Prince Rogers Nelson. Saxon Shore: "Sustained Combustion" Father John Misty: "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings" Roadside Monument: "Tired Of Living With People Who Are Tired Of Living" Yndi Halda: "Golden Threads From The Sun" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Jeff Bettger & Matt Johnson have known each other for over 20 years. They've played in multiple bands together in and outside of Tooth & Nail Records. Ninety Pound Wuss, Raft Of Dead Monkeys, Suffering And The Hideous Thieves together and then Matt has played been in Blenderhead, Roadside Monument, and a shit ton of other bands. They also both happened to be drawn into the Mars Hill Church culture and served as Pastors. These Tooth & Nail boys and I sit down with whiskey, beer, beards and glasses to chat about the state of our faith and our hopes for the future. Jeff and Matt also have some great times reminiscing about the record label days while I ask them the questions we all really wanted to know back then. Where the bands doing drugs? Having sex with groupies? And did MXPX pee on stage? These whiskey induced theological ramblings are an important and joyful conversation about things we may never be able to prove but hope life could be like. Matt does a rad job summing up the rambling and gives us things to think on, and then we hug it out. Tip Losing Our Religion: https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Join the CounterCulture Society: http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT Check Out the Goods: http://www.losingourreligion.org/ Call and tell us your story:  (206) 395-5608

Joel Eastlick (Defeating Olympus, Eastlick Coffee) came up in the south Florida underground music scene. But, it was a two year mission to Spain that changed his life and faith forever, sending him down the road to the coffee industry and New York City. Eastlick Coffee Co. Twitter - https://twitter.com/eastlickcoffee Eastlick Coffee Co. Instagram - http://instagram.com/eastlickcoffee

Greetings! Join us as the conversation continues - more of your letters, Matt Johnson and Chris Foley and a few other twists and turns. No less hard fought than last week, and though we come out with a few more scars... there is HOPE. Wanna join in the conversation? Please do. See full show notes for details!

Greetings! Ladies and Gentle People: Through many dangers, toils and snares... The Beginning of a Conversation is upon us. Are you in, or are you out? Still walking the Path? On a different one? Your letters, your stories and a couple special guests - Matt Johnson (formerly of Roadside Monument, Blenderhead and all sorts of awesome) and Father Christopher Foley (Eastern Orthodox clergyman and bassist of the band Luxury) take part. Think of it as a campfire in your ears. This is gonna get GOOD. Enjoy!

Matt Johnson (Don't Know, Blenderhead, Roadside Monument) and I have been friends for over 20 years. He was the drummer in numerous bands and is also a writer, husband and father. In part 2 of our interview we get into Matt's experiences with Mars Hill Church in Seattle as well as his plans for music and writing in the future. You can follow Matt's writing and updates at http://therealmattjohnson or on Twitter @BlingfortheKing. PART 2 OF 2.

Matt Johnson (Don't Know, Blenderhead, Roadside Monument) and I have been friends for over 20 years. He was the drummer in numerous bands and is also a writer, husband and father. In part 1 of our interview we get into Matt discovering punk, learning to play the drums and the beginnings and endings of his various music projects. Matt is the best drummer I ever played with and one of my favorite people. PART 1 OF 2. You can follow Matt's writing and updates at http://therealmattjohnson or on Twitter at http://twitter.com/BlingfortheKing. PART 1 OF 2.