Podcasts about seattle rock

Beat Migs! And we play a Seattle Rock Day version of HOOK or SHOOK!

Beat Migs! And we continue talking to Marty Riemer and Mike Gastineau!

The DMD is here on Seattle Rock Day to wake you up! And Mike Herrera from MxPx joins us! 

Lisa Brooks joins the Matt Butler Experience and discusses her Mount Rushmore of Seattle Rock and reflects on the classic debate cat vs dog people. A look at Matthew Perry and his career and other film talk. 

Next to join The Matt Butler Experience is Nate Connors as he reflects on his life from Alaska and chimes in on the Mount Rushmore of Seattle rock. Steve Coogan sits down for a conversation and gives his top four and discuses the FX hit show 'Fargo'. We then find out the listeners votes for Seattle's Mount Rushmore of Seattle Rock. 

A texter has a great question asking what Seattle musicians the show would have in their band!

#101: Seattle rock musicians who didn't live to see old age include the fabulous four - Jimi Hendrix, Curt Cobain, Layne Staley and Chris Cornell. We also pay tribute to lesser-known artists Andrew Wood, Stefanie Sargent, Mia Zapata, El Duce, Michael Dahlquist, Mike Starr, Mark Lanegan, Van Conner and Tom Hansen. PLUS: Honorable (not from Seattle) mentions to Kristen Pfaff, Shannon Hoon, John Saunders and Scott Weiland. SEE ALSO: #098: Visiting Jimi Hendrix at Greenwood Memorial Park #065: Curt Cobain's Juvenilia #059: Did Curt Cobain Eat Food? #045: Layne Staley's Lame Last Days #058: Chris Cornell's Icky Widow #025: Rock Star Wives: Mary Weiland #029: Notorious Seattle Junkies: Mark Lanegan This episode is dedicated to writer and musician Tom Hansen. (September 22, 1961 August 24, 2023) #024: Notorious Seattle Junkies: Tom Hansen

A texter has a great question for the group: Which Seattle artists would you put on your ultimate Seattle Rock Band. 

Shot of the Day

Seattle Rock Night was over the weekend and KISW raised over $14,000!

It's Seattle Rock Day!!!!!! Head to KISW.com and donate to SMASH to help us reach our 10,000 goal!

IT'S SEATTLE ROCK DAY!! Head to kisw.com and donate to SMASH to help us reach our $10,000 goal!

IT'S SEATTLE ROCK DAY!! Head to kisw.com and donate to SMASH to help us reach our $10,000 goal!

It's Seattle Rock Day!!!!!! Head to KISW.com and donate to SMASH to help us reach our 10,000 goal!

Beat Migs. Listeners on the loose. Today is Seattle Rock Day. Listeners share their favorite Seattle Rock Experiences. Ryan Castle question of the day. 

Beat Migs. Cathy Faulkner calls in to share her experience working on air for KISW during the 80's all through the 2000's as well as interreacting with bands and the grunge music scene! 

The Migs Report. Today is National Beer Day, International Beaver Day. It's also Seattle Rock Day! 

A texter wants to know what band the show would create from Seattle Rock Musicians. 

Join us in this episode for the field trip of a century. Our guest, geologist-historian David B. Williams, illuminates the Pacific Northwest's characteristic highlands and waterways as landscapes of perpetual transformation. With a wry wink, this raconteur's stories fuse the sensitivity of a naturalist with the diligence of a research geek. Amble through Seattle with David as he reveals his city's subterranean secrets: A mosquito fleet schooner lost somewhere below downtown's streets; old growth forests immersed under Lake Union; an art deco office tower whose foundation stones invite us to touch “deep time”—almost unimaginably greater than the time scale of human lives and human plans we hold so dear. David's tales animate the experiences of early Seattleites who swung picks and shot water cannons to forcefully reshape our glacially-formed landscape into a modern metropolis; a progression that continues today in response to climate change. "I'm interested in connections…How are we influenced by the landscape around us? And then, it's the connections between people and place." ~David B. Williams

Hello and Welcome to Episode 136!As Summer winds down, herewith is another presummer recording.  The podcast will soon be recording new episodes, so stay tuned!On Episode 136, This Week in Seattle Rock debuts a new artist on the podcast.  As always, we encourage you to become part of the Washington Rock economy by suporting your artists at live shows, buying some merch, and please introduce yourselves.   Artists truly love hearing your appreciation!Remember: You can hear Episode 136, with all the music included, on your Spotify app!Here's who you will hear on Episode 135:The Home Team - "FOMO (Bored of You)"Crazy Eyes - "Niagra"Dining Dead - "Spaghetti"Asterhouse - "Auld Lang Syne"Chase Rabideau DEBUT - "Pacifica"

In 1992 Grunge was the only genre of music on the radio and in college dorms around the US.  Alice in Chains were riding high (literally) on the success of their first album Facelift and hit single Man in a Box. After a successful opening stint with Van Halen and a best selling EP, Sap, Jerry Cantrell, Layne Staley, Mike Starr and Sean Kinney were ready to rise to the top of the grunge/metal scene.But drugs, particularly heroin, were having a detrimental effect on the band which produced an album full of darkness, self-hatred and sickness.  With titles like Sickman, Junkman, Down in a Hole, Hate to Feel, and Godsmack it's obvious Layne Staley is in pain but he delivers some extraordinary performances throughout the record.Selling over 6 million copies with over 6 million singles as well, Alice in Chains couldn't really capitalize on all that success as they couldn't afford to take Layne Staley out on the road for fear of him being arrested or ODing.  Still, with hits like Would?, Them Bones, Angry Chair & Rooster, this record will always be remembered, though it should be seen as a cautionary tale.Ugly American Werewolf in London WebsiteYouTubeTwitterInstagramLInkTreewww.pantheonpodcasts.comCheck out our sponsor RareVinyl.com and use code podcast to save 10% off all orders!Want to win front row seats to Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets in the US?Enter here to win tickets and a chance to be on a Pantheon Podcast: https://pantheonpodcasts.com/nickmasonGet tickets here: https://www.thesaucerfulofsecrets.com/

Hello and Welcome to Episode 135!Herewith is another June catchup episode for June releases.   This Week in Seattle Rock debuts one new artist on the podcast, and Justin gives us a recent Earworm!   We encourage you to become part of the Washington Rock economy by suporting your artists at live shows, buying some merch, and please introduce yourselves.   Artists truly love hearing your appreciation!Remember: You can hear Episode 135, with all the music included, on your Spotify app!Here's who you will hear on Episode 135:Tin Foil Top Hat DEBUT  - "Rubble Man"Queensryche - "In Extremis"Kitty Junk - "Surfin' KJA"AVOID - "My World"Smokey Brights - "Ocean Sores"

Hello and Welcome to Episode 134!Herewith is another June catchup episode for new June releases.   This Week in Seattle Rock debuts three new artist to the podcast on episode 134!   We encourage you to become part of the Washington Rock economy by suporting your artists at live shows, buying some merch, and please introduce yourselves.   Artists truly love hearing your appreciation! Remember: You can hear Episode 134, with all the music included, on your Spotify app!Here's who you will hear on Episode 134:Reignwolf DEBUT - "The Woods"Puppy Feet DEBUT - "Get High and Watch Anime"No Buffer - "Saint Guinny"Saint Hussy - "Selling Stolen Dogs on Craiglist"Bad Habit DEBUT - "Ganja Girl"#seattlerock #grunge #seattlemusicscene #seattlemusic #seattlesound #seattlegrunge #seattle #alternativerock #rockmusic #grungerock #rock #grungemusic #seattlegrungescene #alternative #grungescene #grungesound #alternativemetal #rocknroll #seattlescene #seattlerockband #smusic #music #grungeseattle #seattleband #alternativemusic #rockband #sgrunge #seattlepunk #grungeband #seattlerockmusic

Hello and Welcome to Episode 133!Herewith is another June catchup episode for new June releases.  This Week in Seattle Rock debuts one new artist to the podcast on episode 133!  Please show our Washington Rock scene your love by checking out their show, buying some merch, and please introduce yourselves.  Artists truly love hearing your appreciation!  Remember: You can hear Episode 133, with all the music included, on your Spotify app!Here's who you will hear on Episode 133:Counterproductive - "Drug Dealer"Enumclaw - "Jimmy Neutron"Racoma - "Gray"Beverly Crusher - "Scab"Chris Ballew DEBUT - "Cold Cold Sheets"#seattlerock #grunge #seattlemusicscene #seattlemusic #seattlesound #seattlegrunge #seattle #alternativerock #rockmusic #grungerock #rock #grungemusic #seattlegrungescene #alternative #grungescene #grungesound #alternativemetal #rocknroll #seattlescene #seattlerockband #smusic #music #grungeseattle #seattleband #alternativemusic #rockband #sgrunge #seattlepunk #grungeband #seattlerockmusic

Hello and Welcome to Episode 132!Herewith is another June catchup episode for our June releases, which will continue into July.  This Week in Seattle Rock debuts three new artists to the podcast on episode 132!  Please show our Washington Rock scene your love by checking out their show, buying some merch, and please introduce yourselves.  Artists truly love hearing your appreciation!Here's who you will hear on Episode 132:Steve Aliment DEBUT - "California (alternate mix)"No Buffer w/Bunny Danger - "Dead Zone"Lovely Colours DEBUT - "Go If U Wanna"Rather Ordinary Dudes - "VHS"Dragged Under DEBUT - "Suffer"#seattlerock #grunge #seattlemusicscene #seattlemusic #seattlesound #seattlegrunge #seattle #alternativerock #rockmusic #grungerock #rock #grungemusic #seattlegrungescene #alternative #grungescene #grungesound #alternativemetal #rocknroll #seattlescene #seattlerockband #smusic #music #grungeseattle #seattleband #alternativemusic #rockband #sgrunge #seattlepunk #grungeband #seattlerockmusic

Hello & Welcome to Episode 128!It's time for SHEDFEST!Today on Episode 128 of This Week in Seattle Rock, we are going to introduce you to the 18 bands playing at SHEDFEST FOUR!The fourth annual SHEDFEST music festival is back July 8th and 9th at Slimedog Speedway in Stanwood WA!A music festival boasting a lineup of 18 local bands that's affordable for everyone!  Raising money for a great cause!  Once again in partnership with the Whitehorse Musicians Guild, partial proceeds of SHEDFEST will be donated to support the National M-S Foundation!Kick your summer off with a bang at the fourth annual SHEDFEST, July 8th and 9th!  Get your tickets and more information today at Woodshedband.comIf you'd like to listen to Episode 127 with all the music included, tune into This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello and Welcome to Episode 127! Listen to a great Five Point interview as Rebecca Terry, lead singer of Olympia's Baby and the Nobodies, christens our inagural recording at our new Flying Fish Studio overlooking Seattle's Pike Place Market!  We also ask Rebecca 15 question to get to know her better.  Enjoy!If you'd like to listen to Episode 127 with all the music included, tune into This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 126!We celebrate our 10th Five Points episode by interviewing a true rising star in a few rock mediums: music, video, and coming soon - television!  Ticker Twizted has a drive for success, but not only his own.  He truly has a passion for all in our music scene to succeed!  We had a blast during this episode, and hope you will too!  Don't miss out on this fun!  Additionally, keep you eye out for "Band Wars", Ticker's newest project, coming soon to Amazon Prime!To hear Episode 126 with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 122! Justin and I welcome Hellbot guitarist and songwriter Mark Huber.  A bottle of whiskey was enjoyed as we reviewed Mark's Five Points songs, and he regales their benchmark importance in his life.If you want to hear Episode 122 with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 123!It's a new Five Points interview with the lead singer for Tacoma's Dead Rebel Saints, and the Soundgarden/Temple of the Dog/Chris Cornell tribute band Outshined.  Keven Hoffman is a staple in the Western Washington Rock scene, and has a heart as big as his voice.  Listen in as Keven divulges his love for the five songs he brings in to Stu-Stu-Studio 337!If you want to hear Episode 122 with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 124 - It's another KISW BJ & Migs Loud and Local Band of the Week review!Listen to Loud and Local with Kevin Diers every Sunday night from 8-10pm.Here's who you'll hear on Episode 124:Sans Armada | "Prepper Visions"Intisaar | "Sequin"The Replicators | "Serenity Now!"Sky Landing | "So We Were Told"College Radio | "Fever"To hear Episode 124 with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 125!It's a new Five Point interview with the lead singer for Olympia's Deadbeat Blackout, and cohost for an upcoming show on Amazon Prime "Band Wars"!  Hekate Williams is one badass woman and a kick in the ass to hang out with!  Listen in as Hekate introduces us to five songs that have kept her a rocker to her core!To hear Episode 125 with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!

Hello & Welcome to Episode 121!Marci, Justin, and Christopher come at you with five recent Rock releases from Washington state!  To hear Episode 121, with all the music included, please find This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!Nova Fracture | "Disconnected (Cut the Wire)"Ball Bag | "Nice Guy, Shitty Drummer"The Dip | "When You Lose Someone"Glenn Cannon & The Damage Done | "Strange Days"Drastic Down | "Gimme the Gun"

Hello and Welcome to Episode 118!This Five Point Episode's guest is very well known in the Seattle Rock community as a staple behind a band with a 20 year local legacy, and a contributor to a handful of stellar tribute bands, some of which conduct annual concerts that raise money for charity.   When Kyyle Cort's name comes up in conversation, everything mentioned is positive.   Not only is he much lauded for his music acumen, he's just a great dude!  His Five Point list will take you on quite a ride, but you will definetly know Kyyle moreso than you thought you had.*Side note: Tune into the Spotify app to hear This Week In Seattle Rock Episode 118 with all the music included!*

We talk all things Rock on Seattle Rock Day!

Breaking news! The Sex & the City cast is now the same age as the Golden Girls were when they were televised. After you've awakened from fainting upon that news, listen as Laurie updates us on her swimming lane drama, and how she & her sister earn Batman & Robin status. Claire is preparing for the Seattle Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, and part of the prepping involves wine. (There's some science behind this! Anna D might even try it if she agrees to do the marathon, too). Did you see the young street reporter who gets hit by a car on live TV? Shocking footage! And unlikely celebrity friendships you may not know about -- like Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg. Or 50 Cent & Meryl Streep. Or Tyra Banks & Clay Aiken. And Honey Boo Boo & Khloe Kardashian. It's true. It's true. It's all true --- or not.

Today Tim spoke with Chris Ballew, a Seattle Rock star with numerous hits and an extensive music career. They discussed the end of Caspar Babypants, his new album, and Chris' new projects. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Celeste Felsheim, the leader of Seattle pop-punk/riot grrrl revival titans King Sheim. Celeste chats with Izzy about falling in love with rock as a child when they first heard Nirvana, teaching music to children, performing at a Brandi Carlile tribute event at MoPOP, and much more! ✨ MORE ABOUT KING SHEIM ✨King Sheim is a Seattle-based pop-punk outfit helmed by Celeste Felsheim, Eli Bolan, and Luke Sorensen. The band first formed at music school in Seattle, and has been featured in Seattle's 'The Stranger,' 'Dans Tunes,' and the 'Daily UW.' They were also semi-finalists in The Museum of Pop Culture's Sound Off! showcase in 2019. Their debut album, 'King Sheim is... Taking Things Personally' is now available to purchase and stream! ✨ KEEP UP TO DATE WITH KING SHEIM ✨Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/11cJdPrN7HAU0BDQElELNp?si=q_nqnkNLSbS1K99B0S374A&dl_branch=1Website: https://www.kingsheim.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/king.sheim/Bandcamp: https://kingsheim.bandcamp.com✨ CONNECT WITH IZZY ✨YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6SBgiYCpYbx9BOYNefkIgWebsite: https://izzyshutup.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/agrrrlstwosoundcents/Twitter: https://twitter.com/missannthropei

I talked with Greg Corwin who suffered with Depersonalization Disorder and Panic Attacks in College, but now is doing well. Depersonalization Disorder gives you the feeling that there's a barrier, or a pane of glass between you and reality. He also went through some panic attacks and Anxiety, but he's in a good place now. Greg played in a Seattle Rock band and is married and taking care of his two young girls during the day. He also wrote some interesting self help books that you can get on Amazon with the links below. Greg's Books about self help called Pain, Life , Love: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Faw%2Fd%2FB087JF4LNX%3Fref_%3Ddbs_dp_wim_ser_img_widg%26storeType%3Debooks&h=AT1OE7jF0C_p5kF6zJihhs3diQCBNmPTyhkzbju5sfDj0m5YgnbObZrnF1m1IScqmUNUetWmFFeAIWlP0_kuD2YSDagI-zXzMRfOaEG4c6naA6PiSS2PE-6hxcWEzAuEWDhakjXdhmm-4mk&s=1 Here is the Ibook version: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fbooks.apple.com%2Fus%2Fbook%2Fpain-life-love%2Fid1291830402&h=AT0DDZnUoAuC5yqLDs2BTW93RMMvPjGU6keWO2A1qJRL0nMhu9Aur2Cv66z6stt9GMUNsmrsnDq82Af8RT-Y-Aj9Qi763ZLZS63PMvhDEMi1A4yyxD3OMHJ10VFqvnEuI_0WUqRMoI5WcL0&s=1 The Closed Door Of Trust - Royalty-Free Music by https://audiohub.com License: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

On Episode 74, we bring you six great new recent song releases, including three new artists to the podcast.  We've had some computer and secular work issues which delayed the release of recent episodes, but we are catching up, and should be back on schedule this weekend.  Enough about us, let's show you Episode 74's lineup:The Chris Jones Band "Driver" NEW RELEASELinda From Work "Don't Touch Me" NEW RELEASEAnn Wilson "The Hammer" NEW RELEASE & PODCAST DEBUTDrastic Down "Feet to the Fire" NEW RELEASESharky Waters "Viking" NEW RELEASE & PODCAST DEBUTChampagne Sunday "I Like You" NEW RELEASE & PODCAST DEBUTListen to This Week in Seattle Rock on the Spotify app to hear these songs in their entirety, and please hit that "FOLLOW" button to be alerted of every episode!

You all know about the "Grunge" scene in the early 90's but there were many amazing artists that came out of Seattle.  Lets chat buns to black hole suns!

In Episode 4 of The Beauty of Independence I chat with LaLion - The King of Consistency. From his early days in the Seattle Rock scene, his decision to pursue hip hop alone, and his grind to surpass 20 million Spotify streams & over 200,000 monthly listeners, LaLion's dedication is absolutely immense. His content is just as powerful, and this story of independence is invigorating and motivational.The accompanying profile piece can be found on Central Sauce.Music - "Apple Juice" By Stan Forebee (Thanks to Chillhop Records for the right to use)Central Sauce - @Central_SauceHHBTN (Twitter & IG) - @HipHopNumbers5E (Twitter & IG) - @5thElement_UK5E Community Discord - https://discord.gg/QApwabPChillHop (Twitter) - @ChillhopdotcomOther Podcasts Under The 5EPN:Diggin' In The Digits"What's Good?" W/ Charlie Taylor5EPN RadioBlack Women Watch...In Search of Sauce

Subscribe to This Week in Seattle Rock on your Spotify app!  This week we bring you five new songs to the podcast, three of which were released within the last week!  Additionally, we play BJ & Migs' Loud & Local Band of the Week.  You can listen to Loud & Local with Kevin Diers every Sunday from 8-10pm on KISW 99.9 FM!  Stay safe & healthy, and try to find the love in this crazy world!  Here are the artists we played:ARTIST - SONGDeath by Design - "Human Animal"Palooka - "Head in The Clouds"Dusty Cubby - "Fuzz Aldrin: Lost in Space"Antonioni - "Mouth Breather"Pagan County Rebels - "Endless Rage"ThisWeekInSeattleRock@gmail.com  253-632-0254

Follow This Week in Seattle Rock on the Spotify app!We're back after a week away.  Some Super Bowl, huh?  Whatevs.  We played three new artists to the podcast this week, and two new releases from this past week end!  Check out who we played:Emergency Brake - "Blue as Hell" - NEW RELEASE & ARTIST PODCAST DEBUTAyron Jones - "Mercy" - NEW RELEASEOf the Heavy Sun - "Ice Cream Slaughterhouse" - BJ & MIGS LOUD & LOCAL BAND OF THE WEEKWhite City Graves - "Lights Out" - ARTIST PODCAST DEBUT & LAST WEEKS BJ & MIGS LOUD & LOCAL BAND OF THE WEEKDirtbag - "Cold" - ARTIST PODCAST DEBUT

In Episode 4 of The Beauty of Independence I chat with LaLion - The King of Consistency. From his early days in the Seattle Rock scene, his decision to pursue hip hop alone, and his grind to surpass 20 million Spotify streams & over 200,000 monthly listeners, LaLion's dedication is absolutely immense. His content is just as powerful, and this story of independence is invigorating and motivational.The accompanying profile piece can be found on Central Sauce.Thanks for listening. Below are the Social accounts for all parties involved. Be sure to let us know that you're supporting us!Music - "Apple Juice" By Stan Forebee (Thanks to Chillhop Records for the right to use)LaLion - @LaLionOfficialHHBTN (Twitter & IG) - @HipHopNumbers5E (Twitter & IG) - @5thElement_UK5E Community Discord - https://discord.gg/QApwabPChillHop (Twitter) - @ChillhopdotcomBonus Points (Twitter) - @BonusPoints92Other Podcasts Under The 5EPN:"What's Good?" W/ Charlie TaylorIn Search of SauceBlack Women Watch...5EPN Radio

Beat Migs. Listeners on the loose. Ryan Castle calls in to talk about his favorite Seattle Rock memories.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ronen Givony joins us on Seattle Rock Day. Ronen has a book out “Not for You” Pearl Jam and the present Tense. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Migs Report. Today is Seattle Rock Day! There is an awesome rock auction going on at KISW.com. Mike McCready recently talked about playing Home Shows. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beat Migs. Kevin Martin shared a story about Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone and the song Far Behind. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cameron Crowe would be so proud of the award I've bestowed upon him. This episode allows me to take some meandering paths. You could go so far as to accuse me of being unfocused and noncommittal to the high calling of delivering sharp, energetic and intentional content that is immediately actionable, were you an uncouth swine who cared not a'tall for the recognition of the Fundamental Interconnectedness of All Things. Melvins, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains and more in this and the next (likely) 3 parts to come.

Episode 22 - Soundgarden He's not elected, but he will speak! This week Danbowski is talking about the late great Chris Cornell and Soundgarden! One of the Big Four of Seattle Rock, where do they rate in Dan's personal preferences? Step up and face the ugly truth, as our own Canadian Catalog Critic (see what we did there?) starts looking California and feeling Minnesota, and rattles his rusty cage. We're getting downright Grungy on the Five For Two Network! Danbowski On Music is an ongoing series where YouTube personality Dan Delaney, aka Danbowski, will review complete discographies of some major name, and some not so major name bands. Dan is not shy about sharing his opinion, whether he loves it or hates it. If you like chatting music with your buddies, Danbowski's show is for you! View This Episode On YouTube!

Episode 48 has 10 new songs to the podcast - including one released in August, two released this month, and two from albums set to release in October! Please support our local rock artists by purchasing songs, albums, and merch you appreciate. They will be eternally grateful! With all the temporary (and some permanent) venue closures, your support as a fan is vital!Follow This Week in Seattle Rock on Facebook, and join the Facebook group too!Artists can contact us, and send your digital song file submissions submissions to:ThisWeekInSeattleRock@gmail.com Here's what you'll hear on the Episode 39:ARTIST - SONGChase the Sun - Tears of GodEnd of May - Shut Me OutFilthy Traitors - Onto YouFluffer - Little Girl BlueHelldorado - Brass Knuckle PriestMetrofugitive - Within RefractionsMTR Project - Footsteps of the Painted oneRebels of Fortune - RumbleRising Enemy - Luigi's Ballad, Pt 2The Scoffs - Little Blue Tyrants

This Week in Seattle Rock podcast plays songs from Rock acts performing at shows during the upcoming week. We play the Rock bands you just don't get to hear on terrestrial radio. We encourage you to support your rock scene by getting out to local shows and buying CDs & merchandise! Keep tuning in to This Week in Seattle Rock!

This Week in Seattle Rock podcast plays songs from Rock acts performing at shows during the upcoming week. We play the Rock bands you just don't get to hear on terrestrial radio. We encourage you to support your rock scene by getting out to local shows and buying CDs & merchandise! Keep tuning in to This Week in Seattle Rock!

The Week in Seattle Rock podcast plays songs from Rock acts performing at shows during the upcoming week. We play the Rock bands you just don't get to hear on terrestrial radio. We encourage you to get out and support shows, buy CDs & merch! Keep tuning in to This Week in Seattle Rock!Seattle, Washington, live, music, concerts, rock, punk, indie, metal, hard rock, alt, alternative, grunge,

Have a listen to some of the Seattle rock acts playing shows for the week ending 3/22/19.This Week in Seattle Rock wants to expose the world to the unheard music of a thriving Seattle rock scene!Share this podcast with all your rock loving friends!Seattle, Washington, live, music, concerts, rock, punk, indie, metal, hard rock, alt, alternative, grunge,

Cathy Faulkner went from Queen of Seattle Rock to rocking her voice acting business with commercials, videogames, eLearning and even audio textbooks. How do you go from breaking bands like Pearl Jam while back-announcing progressive rock, to a long-form storyteller? We find out in Episode 21 of Let’s Talk: Voiceover with BT and Randy Ryan.

MR 99: In this episode, I talked with Ashlee Eskelsen who recently set the Guinness World Records in the Triple Jogging Stroller category at the 2018 Montgomery Half Marathon. Ashlee started to run track as a Junior at the Walla Walla High School (Washington state). She ran both cross country and track the Washington State University from 2007-2011. After college, she competed in the Seattle Rock n’ Roll marathon and ran my fastest marathon to date (3:09). She also ran 2017 Boston Marathon 14 weeks pregnant. In this episode, we talk a lot about different aspects of running with jogging strollers, nutrition, and more. It was great talking to Ashlee and learning about her journey of setting new the world records while spending time with her family. She has a great story to tell. Summary: In this episode, Ashlee, & I talked about : – Ashlee's running journey - how does Guinness World Records process work? - Training to set the world record - nutrition side of running - challenges and struggles -more Music by: bensound.com Photo provided by Stephanie Khamken Video of Ashlee's finish at @MarathonRuns facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/marathonRuns/videos/1742653815794752/ Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

Episode 65: Bryan and Rachael are signed up for the Seattle Rock n Roll half marathon and neither are really doing much to train. We discuss the lesser known trials of running long distances. Bryan recently wrapped up "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline. As is now the norm, Bryan had to define what "read" actually meant. How soon do you suspect classrooms and work meetings will be in Virtual Reality? Is it possible we spend more time in VR than IRL? Space X has a plan to send passengers to the moon and Elon Musk's Boring Company has a concept for mass transit. Rachael has a new Pop Quiz - how will you fare?

Laura Skladzinski started running marathons and quickly set a world record as the youngest runner to complete a marathon in all of the 50 states. She ran 50 marathons in 50 states and DC before she turned 25. We talk about her start to running. All of this started with a decision to run 1 mile. Races that we discuss in this interview include: The Vermont City Marathon The Seafair Marathon in Seattle - this may have become the Seattle Rock -n-roll marathon. Calgary Marathon San Francisco Marathon NYC Marathon Minneapolis Marathon  Wyoming Run with the Horses Marathon Humpy's Marathon I think is now called the Moose's Tooth Marathon Outer Banks Marathon Laura was inspired by Dean Karnazes to look up what the record for the youngest person to complete the 50 states and DC Challenge. We talk a lot about motivation and how she stayed focused to complete the her goal. We also talk about the logistics of doing so many marathons so fast and how she made it affordable. Marathon Maniacs and the 50 States Marathon Club are also mentioned. Laura says that this comradery was important to her staying motivated as she completed this goal. I got some questions from a first time marathon runners on Reddit and the answers are in this interview. Laura's story to this world record is documented on her site http://www.50by25.com Thank you Laura for being a guest on the Mile after Mile Podcast. As always you can see what Amy is up to on her blog at www.amysaysso.com

When a band is just about to give up all hope, they travel to Japan where they find an audience, and possibly learn a little something along the way. This week, Zach and Stephen discuss the indie film, Big in Japan. Zach on Film subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/zachonfilm Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Zach on Film continues far into the future! BIG IN JAPAN A struggling Seattle Rock band, Tennis Pro, take one last shot at making it big as they embark on a comical musical odyssey in Tokyo with hopes to prevent their day jobs from becoming their careers.

When a band is just about to give up all hope, they travel to Japan where they find an audience, and possibly learn a little something along the way. This week, Zach and Stephen discuss the indie film, Big in Japan. Zach on Film subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/zachonfilm Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Zach on Film continues far into the future! BIG IN JAPAN A struggling Seattle Rock band, Tennis Pro, take one last shot at making it big as they embark on a comical musical odyssey in Tokyo with hopes to prevent their day jobs from becoming their careers.

Join the Running Lifestyle Show Team for Action for Healthy Kids and hear the motivational stories of why these inspiring individuals are running the Chicago and/or NYC Marathons. You'll hear from first-time marathon runners Minh Chien, Todd Miller, and Melanie Curtis, along with seasoned marathoners Liz Whitteberry, Foti Panagakos, Serena Marie RD, and me.  (Did I just say that Serena Marie, RD and I are seasoned after running three marathons?!)  Who knows, after you hear the stories these runners share, maybe you'll be putting a marathon on your calendar for 2016! Why Minh chose Chicago over the Seattle Rock'n Roll How Minh has fallen in love with running It will be Liz's 45th marathon Why Liz is running with Todd Miller and me in the back of the pack How Todd Miller is trading a mile for each year of life he was told he wasn't supposed to have How distances can change over time in the mind Why Foti was excited to be on the podcast (funny story) Chicago will be Marathon #22 for Foti How to set a priority for a race What Serena is doing the day this episode is going live (THIS IS EXCITING!!! PICTURES PLEASE SERENA MARIE RD) Why this wasn't a bucket list item for Melanie Curtis How the Galloway Method is working for Melanie How spinning classes can help recovery What type of fuel is working for Foti What Minh is looking forward to having in Chicago (ME TOO!!!!!!) Your body is strong, your mind is clear, and your heart is happy - nothing else matters How Chicago is a celebration of the gift of running and the Running Lifestyle Show Go for the architectural boat ride with with Serena Marie, RD, and me on Friday, October 9th at 3:00 PM Have dinner at Sweetwater Tavern & Grill at 4:45 PM on Friday, October 9th (steps from where the boat drops us off) Meet up for lunch on Saturday, October 10th at 1:30 PM at Weather Mark Tavern (just seven blocks from the expo) Go for a ride with @ElliptiGo on the Lakefront in the morning on Monday, October 12th or from Fleet Feet, South Loop at 12:30 PM and after For all of these events, please contact me  to let me know you'll be there so I can give the restaurants an accurate count and/or look for you. :-) To find out the 11 Strategies of How to Live the Running Lifestyle Show, please visit therunninglifestyle.com/join, and we'll get you sorted (as the Brits say). The biggest take-away from the team call is that these are all awesome people who are using running as a tool to create life-changing experiences.  It's an honor to be running with Minh, Liz, Todd, Foti, Serena, and Melanie and, you, on our “virtual team." These upcoming marathons provide an opportunity to celebrate the gift of running, spend time with like-minded people, realize the impact that podcasts can make on our lives, and enjoy the cool cities of Chicago and NYC.  Thank you for being a part of this journey and welcoming the guests and me into your ears and lives. XOXO Kari (Gormley). Contact: Melanie Curtis: Website: MelanieCurtis.com Facebook: /melaniecurtis11 Twitter: @11melaniecurtis Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD Liz Whitteberry: Website:LizWhitteberry.com Facebook: Liz.Whitteberry Twitter: @elizabethwh

Seattle guitarist and frontman Ayron Jones (Eh-Rahn), has become one of Seattle’s hottest up-and-comers with his brand of Seattle Rock. Jones has taken a hybrid style of guitar playing, in which the... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

We've got the great classic rock cranked up in the 'virtual lounge" for this edition of Beats and Eats. Ty and Nick celebrate the just announced Fleetwood Mac reunion and discuss the 40 year anniversary of Elton John's  masterpiece, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Daniel J. Blue, front-man for the popular Seattle rock band Motopony enters "the lounge" to chat about his Northwest roots. Plus, Ray and Gelso give their choices for the top 5 Elton John songs of all-time. Don't stop, listen to Beats and Eats now. Show Notes: Subscribe/Rate/Review B&E Network on iTunes Motopony on Twitter Follow Ty Ray on Twitter Follow Nick Gelso on Twitter | Facebook Follow Beats & Eats on Twitter | Facebook   Help Beats & Eats - Take our Short Suvey

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FyH039 – Run Like Hell After a bit of a summer break, we’re back to discussing marathons, movies and Floyd’s of the pinkish hue. Dan ran his first marathon, the Seattle Rock n’ Roll Marathon, and regales us with his experience, insights and cramps. Some movie/TV talk evolves into bookstore reminiscences and finally we talk […]

This week the Decibel Geek Podcast is here to kick ass and take names! Or is that drop names? Anyways there are many rock songs that have names in the title. Now I know that "Mandy" from Barry Manilow was the first thing to come to mind but that song fortunately didn't make Chris and AAron's playlist this time around. Instead they have chosen ten "Decibel Geek" approved tracks that are dropping names all over the place. Up first the godfathers of metal, Black Sabbath kick off the show with "Johnny Blade" from the 1978 Never Say Die album. This was the last studio album with Ozzy and an album that Ozzy would later refer to as "the worst piece of work I have ever been involved in". I am sure the heavy drug and alcohol abuse might have been part of the problem. Up next we have the band Johnny Rocket from Little Rock, Arkansas. AAron found this CD in a bin at Goodwill, and with a song entitled "Kiss, Clash and Johnny Cash" it certainly made this week's show. Three name drops in one song and gets our first KISS reference of the show! From Chicago, Illinois the band Bad City pull out another Kiss reference with "Call Paul Stanley" from their 2010 debut album Welcome to the Wasteland. Paul Stanley actually endorsed the band, calling their album "an absolute knockout and the best album I've heard in ages. A killer, cohesive album of great rock and bombastic production that has been sorely missing. Every track is a winner and Bad City raises the bar out of most band's reach. It's really that good". After starting off the show with Black Sabbath, we turn the tables and feature the Supersuckers (the self proclaimed greatest band in the world) and their song "OZZY" from their 1995 release, The Sacrilicious Sounds of the Supersuckers. Mixing a blend punk, grunge, country and rock these guys have recorded with Willie Nelson and opened for Motorhead and the Ramones. 1991 was the year that  Florida based band Saigon Kick released their debut album. This was the year that grunge was starting to get it's foothold and you can hear some of that sound creeping in to many of the bands of the time. Saigon Kick were one of those bands that seemed to straddle the rock/grunge fence and can be heard on the track "Suzy". L.A. sleaze rockers Faster Pussycat get in on the action with "Mr. Lovedog" from 1992's Whipped album. Written as a eulogy for Andrew Wood, best known as lead singer of Mother Love Bone who had died of a heroin overdose in 1990. In retrospect, MLB's "Apple" album most likely would have been the first great Seattle Rock album of the 90's, and very likely that Andrew Wood would have been a bigger star that Kurt Cobain, and extremely likely none of us would have ever heard of Eddie Vedder. The Bulletboys released their second album Freakshow in 1991. On that album was a killer funky cover of a Tom Waits song, "Hang On St. Christopher". The song made it to #22 on the US mainstream rock charts. "Charlotte the Harlot" comes from the 1980 self titled debut album from Iron Maiden. Written by Dave Murray and is said to be based on a true story. The Charlotte character would reoccur over the years in 3 more Maiden Tunes (22 Acacia Avenue, Hooks In You & From Here to Eternity), known to Maidenheads as the Charlotte Saga.Written by Dave Murray and is said to be based on a true story. The Charlotte character would reoccur over the years in 3 more Maiden Tunes (22 Acacia Avenue, Hooks In You & From Here to Eternity), known to Maidenheads as the Charlotte Saga. After dropping the name of a Saint, Aerosmith are up next with a biblical name drop in the song "Adam's Apple". Off the 1975, Toys in the Attic album this track was written solely by Steven Tyler and produced by Jack Douglas. Closing out all this name dropping is southern rock band Drive By Truckers and their song "Ronnie & Neil" From the 2001 album Southern Rock Opera, Ronnie and Neil is a song about the musical feud between Lynyrd Skynyrd and Neil Young. "Rock stars today ain't half as real. Speaking their minds on how they feel. Let them guitars blast for Ronnie & Neil". Buy Music Black Sabbath Johnny Rocket Bad City The Supersuckers Saigon Kick Faster Pussycat Bulletboys Aerosmith Drive By Truckers   Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Fan Page Follow on Twitter E-mail Us Comment Below

Click to Subscribe to All Ben's Fitness & Get A Free Surprise Gift from Ben. Click here for the full written transcript of this podcast episode In this April 21, 2009 free audio episode, I address several additional listener Q&A's, including, among other things, the best type of cooking oils, what to do if your spouse doesn't eat healthy, how to gain weight without gaining fat, a simple way to increase daily caloric intake if energy levels are low, and food combination diets. But before we get to those topics, check out this video! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=930g6s-Gi6I So, to summarize just click here on April 26 at 6pm Pacific time! On to this week's listener Q&A...remember that you can click here listen to all the answers in this week's free audio download! Make sure you have the free Quicktime player. Listener James asks: Just wondering about healthy oils - if you cook/heat oils such as olive oil, canola oil, flaxseed oil, does this spoil their healthy attributes? Listener Mindy asks:I read somewhere through your website about combination of foods to get the best digestion. 1. Eating fruit by itself. 2. Eat mostly carb OR protein meals. So my questions are: 1. Your Shape 21 book doesn't seem to follow these guidelines, so what is the best way? 2. I personally am finding it difficult to follow and understand those 7-8 guidelines that you listed and would love for you to talk more about it and give more examples of combinations of food that do work. I've attached an easy-to-understand food combining chart for Mindy... Listener Monica asks: I want to eat healthy, but my husband has a high metabolism and doesn't need to eat healthy. I don't have time to cook two dinners at night. What should I do? Listener Charles asks: For a long time now I have battling an eating disorder, anorexia and over exercise.  I have been through a lot of treatment in the past and am currently still meeting with my support team and things are going well.  I may not look too underweight, but I am not the weight by doctors would like me to be and body fat is around 3%. My goal is to get up to about 165 lbs- I am currently about 147- and the nutritionists and doctors have set a goal weight for me of about 172 since I am just about 6-feet tall. I was wondering if you had any advice on what type of a program I could do in order to: (a) help me gain healthy weight- NOT fat.  (b) maintain the level of conditioning I have now- meaning to not get slower, as well as to build more muscle to improve my bike and swim.My nutritionist and I have developed a good healthy meal plan, but I am afraid if I gain weight, it will just all be fat and hurt my performance, even though I have been told repeatedly that with the way I work out and exercise. once I fuel my body correctly, I will see a lot of improvement. One of Ben's coached triathletes asks:I just wanted to let you know that my bike ride last week was great but I had quite a feeling of hunger about 3 1/2 - 4 hrs into the ride where I felt almost as if I was getting faint.  I took in one more goo and that helped a little.  There was no bloating which was good but that "empty" feeling made me feel weird.  Also, I have been generally really hungry lately and I'm taking my supplements. Thoughts? Do you have a question? Remember, you can now ask your questions via *audio* to me via the free Skype software by simply "Skyping" me at username "pacificfit". You can also call toll free to 1-877-209-9439 and leave a voicemail for Ben Greenfield. The first audioquestion I receive this week (meaning you actually have to call in via Skype or the toll-free number), will receive a FREE 3-Month Premium Subscription to TrainingPeaks, the world's top online fitness software. That's a $49 value! Having any trouble listening in to this podcast episode? You may need the free Quicktime player. Just click here. Also in this podcast episode... Special Announcements: -Click here for brand new information about an instant 25% discount and FREE shipping on Ben Greenfield's top recommended "Super Seven" supplements.This is your big opportunity to get a big box of all the supplements you've heard about in the podcast, delivered to your front step for you to try! -Ben Greenfield has arranged a 5% discount on food allergy, parasite, yeast, fungus, tissue mineral analysis and hormone testing offered by UniKey Health Systems. Simply visit the website or call (800) 888-4353 and reference name “Ben Greenfield” during your order. Need to know which test is right for you? Just e-mail Ben. -Congratulations to Marji, a 60 year old woman with a low metabolism and sagging energy levels who wants to reclaim her fitness and energy levels and running the Seattle Rock n' Roll Half Marathon. Since her training with me began in January 2009, she has lost 14 pounds and shed 6% body fat, not to mention just powering through a 10K Race! Just click hereto read her story, watch her videos, listen into her phone calls and get free nutrition and fitness training advice from her program. - "Holistic Fueling for Ironman Triathlon", class by Ben Greenfield, Friday, April 24, 6-7pm at Pilgrims on 1316 N. 4th Street, Coeur D' Alene Idaho: Learn exactly how to holistically fuel the body for Ironman triathlon training and racing. Designed and taught by triathlon coach and certified sports nutritionist Ben Greenfield, this hour-long clinic will teach you how to use healthy nutrition to maximize recovery, enhance performance, delay fatigue, boost immune system and achieve your ultimate Ironman goals. Whether training or racing, you'll discover that it actually is possible to consume the thousands of necessary calories per day without sacrificing your health. You'll leave with a triathlete grocery shopping list for pre-workouts, post-workouts, race day and much, much more! - Saturday, May 9 - Thursday, May 14, 2009: The Critical Speed Coeur D' Alene Triathlon Camp - Come train on the Ironman Coeur D'Alene course with coaches included Ben Greenfield for 4 days. The timing of this camp, just six weeks out from race day, cannot be better for those training for Ironman CdA. Race strategy, nutrition lectures, physiology testing, biomechanical analysis, and much, much more from American and Canadian coaches, physicians, and sports scientists. - Triathletes can have access to full training programs written by Ben Greenfield at a fraction of the cost of monthly coaching. Just click here to go to a website where you can review your training plan options and get a free TrainingPeaks account (P.S. Use code "BGF" for a $20 savings on any Ironman training plan, including the nutrition plan). Be sure to leave our podcast a rating in iTunes! 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Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Handful of Luvin's new CD is called Life In Between. The four-piece band's secret weapon is Andrew Joslyn, who plays the violin with the fire of a guitar virtuoso. The band mixes elements of folk, reggae, and even Celtic influences into their rock sound. Icon Fetch talks with singer / guitarist David John about recording the new CD, the impressive artwork that adorns the disc cover, and including excerpts of English philosopher Allan Watts in a couple of their songs

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Handful of Luvin's new CD is called Life In Between. The four-piece band's secret weapon is Andrew Joslyn, who plays the violin with the fire of a guitar virtuoso. The band mixes elements of folk, reggae, and even Celtic influences into their rock sound. Icon Fetch talks with singer / guitarist David John about recording the new CD, the impressive artwork that adorns the disc cover, and including excerpts of English philosopher Allan Watts in a couple of their songs