Podcast appearances and mentions of sean bonnette

Folk-punk duo AJJ was playing Mama Buzz Cafe in Oakland when they were approached by a guy named Skylar Suorez who was angling for some free records. Skylar told the Phoenix group that he worked at Asian Man Records. The group was excited at the prospect of being on the same label that released groups like Ten In The Swear Jar, Shinobu and copious ska albums. Shortly after, Asian Man signed them. On this episode, we bring on Sean and Ben from AJJ and dissect their ska roots. Ben is a much bigger fan of the genre and even played some ska in an early band called Free Delivery. While Sean admits he clowned on ska in high school (The entire golf team at his school listened to Christian ska!). However, we find out that he sang lead vocals on the ska song "ABCs" (with Mike Park and Jeff Rosenstock). He also performed at an "In Defense of Ska" event at Sojo's Donuts in Mesa, Arizona, and told the audience he was "ska-adjacent." On today's episode, we talk about all of Ben's favorite 90s and 2 Tone ska bands, how AJJ and Blue Meanies are similar, which ska bands AJJ has played with, and which grocery store in Tulsa, Oklahoma, AJJ once did a show at. We also talk about AJJ's AV Club Undercover show where they mashed up songs by Talking Heads, Neil Young, Wheatus and more. We discuss Mike Park telling the group that they were too big for Asian Man--but no other label was interested in them, and we talk at length about Jamie Stewart of Xiu Xiu, who opened for AJJ last year. And we beg him to be a guest on the podcast.  The ChurchGear PodcastAre you a church tech director? If so, this podcast exists to serve you specifically....Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Support the show

Maxwell Stern (Signals Midwest, Timeshares) joins the podcast today to talk about his new solo record, ' Impossible Sum ( https://maxwellstern.bandcamp.com/album/impossible-sum ) ', as well as a litany of other topics including TikTok's influence, "DIY King" Tom Petty, the rise and fall of the emo revival scene. Please check out the Ratboys Halloween Telethon ( https://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=28291&page=3 ) on October 31-November 1, featuring Maxwell Stern, Sean Bonnette, and all of your other favorite bands. The stream will benefit the Equal Justice Initiative and Girls Rock Chicago. Host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter ( https://twitter.com/_caselowe ) and Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/_caselowe/ ).

What's up skater's? We'll make this quick. The Southwest dudes (Ted S [the person who writes these notes] and Ryan)sat down with ASU professor and abolitionist Alan Gomez to discuss police and prison abolition strategies and the enduring carceral society we live in. This is a broad talk with a lot of branches so make sure you're ready for a ride. Tommy Guerrero was kind enough to join us on a call to discuss the story beyond his now-iconic "End Racism" board from the '80s. (37:35) Thank you to everyone for listening. We hope this helps. Intro jam by Michael Kryger (@blogafonte) Outro by Sean Bonnette of AJJ. Search any music platform or YouTube for AJJ. I suggest starting with "No More Tears," or "People II: The Reckoning" Logo and Graphic Design by Michael Worful (@worful) Here's a list of books and retailers to start or continue your interest in abolition: https://www.akpress.org/ https://www.versobooks.com/ Ruth WIlson Gilmore's Golden Gulag: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520242012/golden-gulag Adrienne Maree Brown's Emergent Strategy: https://www.akpress.org/emergentstrategy.html Angela Davis's Are Prisons Obsolete: https://www.feministes-radicales.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Angela-Davis-Are_Prisons_Obsolete.pdf https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/angela-y-davis-are-prisons-obsolete Ear Hustle Podcast: https://www.earhustlesq.com/

Sean Bonnette from AJJ joins us for "the mating game". Toby fantasizes about Emma, Ashley is insecure, Emma likes Sean, Jimmy buys condoms, Ms Kwan likes drama, Paige is ruthless. Enjoy!!

AJJ founders Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty join me for a triple-voiced episode! These two are just lovely human beings. They tell me about their early days of touring, working together at coffee and ice cream shops, and cleaning toilets whilst listening to mixes of their 2014 record Christmas Island.Their new record Good Luck Everybody is out now!Photo: Joe StakunSongs: AJJ - 'Loudmouth', Cock Sparrer - 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Folk punk musician Sean Bonnette joined Carter to talk about his new album GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY. They discuss staying in the music industry for the long haul, making music that explores the bad feelings of politics, and making sense of turbulent times.

They started out as Andrew Jackson Jihad in 2004 - two friends in Arizona, taking on the weird and wonderful world of folk-punk. In the ensuing years, vocalist/guitarist Sean Bonnette and bassist Ben Gallaty have created some cult-classic LPs, toured the world and found themselves in a variety of peculiar situations. While in Australia on a headlining tour, the duo warmed up for their Newcastle date by telling stories about everything from Fieldy from Korn's solo album right up to playing in the back of a bikie bar. AJJ's latest releases are the rarities compilation "only God can judge me and more," the 2017 EP "Back in the Jazz Coffin" and their 2016 LP "The Bible 2." All of them, as well as the rest of the band's discography, can be streamed, downloaded and purchased at http://ajjtheband.bandcamp.com Follow AJJ on Twitter and Instagram: @AJJtheband Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod ​Follow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

Sean Bonnette from AJJ (formerly Andrew Jackson Jihad) talks Violent Femmes, naturally distorted acoustic guitars and literature as sources of his inspiration. Then Scott Taylor and Tripp Lamkins from Grifters have a little listening party starting with songs by Deep Purple and ranging through 80's alternative music from Skinny Puppy to Black Flag to the Cure.

Sean Bonnette from AJJ (formerly Andrew Jackson Jihad) talks Violent Femmes, naturally distorted acoustic guitars and literature as sources of his inspiration. Then Scott Taylor and Tripp Lamkins from Grifters have a little listening party starting with songs by Deep Purple and ranging through 80's alternative music from Skinny Puppy to Black Flag to the Cure.

This week, we're joined by our very good friends Alexei Toliopoulos (Blank Slate Movie Podcast!) and Marcel Blanch-de Wilt (Marcel's Best Friends Club!) for our fourth annual Xmas Xtravaganza! We talk about our ideal gifts (then exchange Shitmas gifts instead), meet holiday characters Traditional Santa, Cool Santa and Geoffrey Claus-Toliopoulos. Plus, we play an exciting game of That Sounds Good, What's That About? in which we explore an Avengers-style shared-universe Christmas movie!MUSIC USED:SSJ Xmas Theme 2.0: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanChris Farren's Disney's Frozen (ft. Sean Bonnette & Anika Pyle): Chris FarrenTSGWTA Theme: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanFEATURE TRACK:This week, we're featuring another track by New York band Pupppy, who we previously featured on Episode 160. We loved their album Shit In The Apple Pie so much we named the episode after it, but it only occurred to me recently that the record was hiding a really fantastic, melancholic, anxious Christmas song - one which would fit in really well on our weird podcast. If you like it, you should grab the whole album for pay-what-you-want on Bandcamp!CLICK HERE to download!Follow Marcel on Twitter: @MarceldeWFollow Alexei on Twitter: @ThisIsAlexei

From Andrew Jackson Jihad it’s Sean Bonnette and Mark Glick with us.  Check out Mark’s very own label Anxiety Machine Records.  Don’t forget if you like the music you hear, support the band.  Now watch this video of a rap about Cap’n Crunch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Garland's film Annihilation combines meditative storytelling with visceral body horror and action, all of which drew in AJJ frontman Sean Bonnette from the first time he saw it. So much so that he watched it over and over again while it was in theaters. He loved the movie's juxtaposition of otherwordly natural beauty with startling bouts of extreme violence, all set to an ambitious and unsettling score from Ben Salisbury and Portishead's Geoff Barrow. Bonnette is a true film aficionado who's been inspired by all Alex Garland's other works including Men and Devs, as well as the singular cinematic vision of Everything Everywhere All At Once.Be sure to check AJJ's new album Disposable Everything, out 5/26!Listen to AJJ frontman Sean Bonnette chat about this and more in the new episode. Please also take the time to like, review, and subscribe to the Spark Parade wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.