Podcast appearances and mentions of stacey dee

In this episode, Stacey Dee of Bad Cop/Bad Cop shares the story behind their 2017 single "Womanarchist," exploring its empowering message of feminism, personal choice, and activism. Stacey discusses the historical influences behind the lyrics, including figures like Nancy Morgan Hart, and highlights the collaborative songwriting process with input from producers Fat Mike and Davey Warsop. The episode also touches on the song's unique harmonies, dynamic production, and the role of live performances in connecting with audiences, showcasing music as a powerful tool for social change and unity. Chris DeMakes A Podcast is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Get 30% off your first YEAR with DistroKid by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/demakes  For bonus episode of The After Party podcast, an extensive back catalog of past After Party episodes, early ad-free releases of new episodes of Chris DeMakes A Podcast, full video versions of episodes, and MUCH more, head to the Patreon at http://www.ChrisDeMakes.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stacey Dee is a singer and guitar player in the California punk band Bad Cop / Bad Cop. She's also known affectionately as Stacy Fucking Dee because, well, she's a badass! She's been playing in punk bands for a while now and Bad Cop / Bad Cop is one of the best. They've already put out 3 great LP's - Not Sorry, Warriors and The Ride - and they've got a new one in the works. Stacey shared some great stories here, including some of her struggles, and how she's in a great spot now. Fuck yeah!!!Time Stamps:2:18: Bad Cop/Bad Cop - How did the band come together?7:10: What is your creative process like?9: What are some of your earliest musical influences?13:11: Did you ever get to tell The Go-Go's your story?17: Has playing music exclusively with women been a deliberate choice?18:23: As women in music, what are some of the challenges you've faced?26:50: Fat Mike, what's it been like working with him?29:33: There is a new album on the way!?34: What has it been like going into the studio with someone new?36: How do all these festival dates come together?41: Anything you'd like to share about Frank Turner?42: What are some Bad Cop/Bad Cop songs that really encapsulate the band?45: When you think of Chicago and Chicago music, what do you think of?45:45: Are there things you always want to do when you come to Chicago?50:17: Thick or thin crust pizza fan?52:10: Do you have a favorite venue in Chicago?54: Who are some of your favorite Chicago bands?59: What is your go to cheap drink?

Stacey Dee (the one on the right in that picture, seen with her bandmate Linh Le), is the lead singer of Bad Cop / Bad Cop, one of my favorite bands. She joins me in advance of the Punk Rock Saves Lives Fest coming up on Saturday, July 22 at Ratio Beerworks in Denver. We...

Step into the mind of Chris No. 2 as he takes us back to the origin story of Anti-Flag and what they have been fighting for through music since the start. There have been countless moments over the year where the band's message became dangerous for the members - fights at shows, death threats, and even seeing their merch taken out of big-time stores, but the band never lost focus. This group has been around for 30+ years now and although the path hasn't always been easy, like stated above, it has its rewarding moments, such as connecting the fans and when Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine took notice of their music. Chris No. 2 hopes for a moment where Anti-Flag doesn't have to exist anymore, but for now they are still creating music, recently putting out a record in January labeled, LIES THEY TELL OUR CHILDREN. The record had the likes of McIlrath of Rise Against, Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage, Shane Told of Silverstein, and Stacey Dee of Bad Cop/Bad Cop. This one is worth the listen as we dive into deep topics that need some focus.

This is Crime Wave is the debut album from the band Codefendants. The band features Sam King of Get Dead, Ceschi Ramos, Fat Mike of NOFX and some guest accomplices including Get Dead, Stacey Dee from Bad Cop / Bad Cop, Onry Ozzborn of Dark Time Sunshine, and the incomparable DOC.  Check out the playlist for all the music videos on this album at the link below, you can also purchase the album from this same link. https://fatwreck.com/products/this-is-crime-wave

This week Devon Kay from Devon Kay and The Solutions joins us. Devon tells how he got into ska music and how the band got its start. We also learn about the band's musical progression and why they are finally making a ska record. We also discuss song writing and how they came to work with Bad Time Records. Lastly, we give you some ska news and our ska picks of the week.  Devon Kay and The Solutions: https://linktr.ee/DevonKayandtheSolutions?fbclid=PAAaYOf68EJHyy-WHLD5g4PqFOVVawHDYyONwvAvC6uS8aOGxge9yHqXZzQa8 On The Upbeat: ontheupbeatska.com Ska News…… A Few Good Records On April 1, A Few Good Records released a charity compilation of Taylor Swift ska covers. A portion of the proceeds from the album will go to Trans Lifeline. The album features bands like The Classy Wrecks, Holy Schnikes, Dived by Zero, Long Distance Friends and many more. Visit afewgoodrecords.bandcamp.com to get your copy  2) Faintest Idea  On Friday March 31 UK's Faintest Idea released their latest album, The Road to Sedition. The album is streaming everywhere now and you can order the record in the UK from TNS Records and in the US from Jump Start Records.  https://linktr.ee/faintestidea?fbclid=PAAab10gQIIoU8ihjJtR7jkiPhEf-ZyeqVZk5Y3JSSp0EI98I-Prqk4SWz9Q4 3.) P.O. Box  On Friday March 31, France ska punk band, PO Box released a new song called Dancing in Your Shoes. The song features Stacey Dee from Bad Cop Bad Cop.  https://linktr.ee/pobox_band?fbclid=PAAabwwbCyoVM05TbURjV2VnyzTgBbjF8JZpl6Nz8tOe4t_kLEPp1-v_OT5Bo Spotify playlist Ska Favorites: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DikTsRPk4dspXejk9bFko?si=vaPlX9V7QVW9JsTRSUdqCg Ska News Theme by Dang!t: https://dangitband.bandcamp.com/music Main Theme by Millington: https://millingtonband.bandcamp.com/music You can buy the main Theme Song:  https://ontheupbeat.bandcamp.com/track/on-the-upbeat

On this 'Round Up' episode of the Banned Biographies Podcast, host - Tom Austin-Morgan - looks back at his time in Europe playing with Sham 69 and the connections he made with the rest of the band as well as complete strangers and of course thanks all those who got in touch after listening to it and a very special thanks to Smokey for sitting in  for the whole four and a half hours!News this month concerns Grade 2, Dickies, Paramore, The Misfits, Sick New World Festival, Gina Birch, Peter Hook and The Light, Reagan Youth, Iggy Pop,  U.K. Subs, New Found Glory, Alexisonfire, Madness, Keith Levene, AFI, Dropkick Murphys, The Distillers, Flogging Molly, Pauline Black, Punk Rock Bowling, Slam Dun Festival, Thin Lizzie, The Damned, 2000Trees Festival, Amyl and the Sniffers, Social Distortion, Shaky Knees Festival, The Dwarves, Brakrock Festival, Punk Rock Holiday, Lagwagon, Jet Black, Bottles To The Ground Records, Rancid, The Interrupters and Frank Turner, Wattie from The Exploited, Siouxsie Sioux, and NOFX.Single reviews include Anti-Flag's NVREVR (feat. Stacey Dee of Bad Cop/Bad Cop), Skindred's Gimme That Boom, Grade 2's Under The Streetlight, The Interrupters' Raised By Wolves (acoustic), Paramore's The News and This Is Why, Weezer's I Want A Dog, Iggy Pop's Strung Out Johnny, New Found Glory's Dream Born Again and Get Me Home, Avril Lavigne and YUNGBLUD's I'm A Mess, We Are Scientists' Lucky Just To Be Here, The Lathums' Turmoil, Metallica's Aeterna, The Linda Lindas' Groovy Xmas, and The Offspring's Bells Will Be RingingAlbums reviewed are The Meffs' Broken Britain Part 1 EP, The Nervous Eaters' Monsters + Angels, Strike Eagles' Operation Mj​ö​lnir, Disturbed's Divisive, Madness' The Get Up!, and NOFX's Double Album. All this and more. See you in the pit!Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.comContactTwitter: @BannedBiogsFacebook: @BannedBiographiesInstagram: @bannedbiographiesE-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com

This week's guest is Chris Barker, who you probably know better as "Chris No. 2." The longtime Anti Flag bassist has been an integral member of the iconic and important Pittsburgh punk band since late 1998. Over that span, he's played on some influential albums, performed all over the planet and helped spread activist ethos to generations of listeners throughout the world. With a new album on the way (Lies They Tell Our Children, out Jan. 6!), The General Strike recently being reissued on Side One Dummy and a bunch of shows on the horizon, Chris No. 2 has a lot of modern happenings to discuss. A few days before he headed to The Fest, he spoke with My First Band host Tyler Maas about those two albums, the band's upcoming Anti-Fest show in Chicago and their tour in Quebec before delving into his personal musical past. Over the course of the conversation, No. 2 talked about finding a drum set in the garbage and starting a "band" called Land in grade school, how seeing Green Day forever changed his musical outlook, his decision to dive headlong into playing both music and ice hockey as a teenager, his tenure in O.B.S., getting an opportunity to join Anti Flag, and some of his most significant artistic experiences from the past quarter century on and off stage. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering, Lakefront Brewery and Music Go Round Greenfield. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Anti Flag featuring Stacey Dee of Bad Cop/Bad Cop ("NVREVER").

Soma Snakeoil and Stacey Dee are founders of The Sidewalk Project, bringing compassion instead of judgment to people living on the streets. “When systems fall down, people stand up!” The Sidewalk ProjectSoma Snakeoil, also called Goddess Soma, is an activist, a mediation facilitator, a visionary artist, a playright, a professional dominatrix…Stacee Dee's band Bad Cop / Bad Cop (wiki, spotify)Thank you so much to Stacy and Soma for sharing your deeply personal stories and for the work you do!!The Ethical Rainmaker is a podcast, hosted by Michelle Shireen Muri, that explores the world of inequity in nonprofits and philanthropy, including where we should step into our power or step out of the way! It is my desire and effort to bring zero-cost information, case studies, and inspiration to everyone in the third sector — especially those who want to do better on this journey.Follow the Ethical Rainmaker on Instagram, Twitter, listen wherever podcasts are found, and consider supporting the Ethical Rainmaker through Patreon!

Kristen and Jessica are back and talking about all the hot topics: first shows back after Covid, Punk Rock Bowling, the post-show blues and more! The ladies also discuss a new podcast called Enough. and give some initial thoughts on it. Then is another segment of the ever-popular, Help Me Stacey Dee. Stacey Dee of Bad Cop Bad Cop offers advice to a fan. Songs: No Way Out But Through by face to face and Doom Boy by The Dirty Nil

Stacey Dee of Bad Cop/Bad Cop, in her pure positive presence, tells us that we're all entirely capable of overcoming difficulties and negativity so we can lead a happy and fulfilling life. This interview will inspire you. We chat on:

Part 2 of Darrin's chat with pal Stacey Dee (Bad Cop / Bad Cop) as TS and Darrin enjoy more Carolla Drinks (all April)…. The post Stacey Dee (Bad Cop / Bad Cop) (Part 2) first appeared on idobi Network.

Hear part one of Darrin's chat with pal Stacey Dee from Bad Cop/Bad Cop about how life, music and BC/BC in 2021. TS has Weed News and Darrin has Music News.

In Episode 7, we talk about the realities of Montessori from birth to three months!  Episode 7 is an interview and conversation with an amazing Montessori Mother & Teacher, Stacey Dee. This weeks episode is for Montessori beginners and experts alike! We touch on...How Montessori can help guide both parent & babyOffering Yourself Grace The Prepared Adult in the first 3 Months after birthMontessori Material Recommendations within the first 3 monthsAnd more!Check out our blog -> https://www.babytourguide.com/Become a Patron of our Montessori Babies Podcast show for as little as $5 per month! And explore all membership tier options to have me as a resource while you journey through the world of Montessori Babies!-->  https://www.patreon.com/babytourguideAlso, don't forget to grab my FREE Montessori eGuide to Begin Implementing Montessori with your babies and toddlers today! https://www.babytourguide.com/Check out our Montessori Baby Shoppe here -> https://www.babytourguide.com/montessori-baby-shoppe/Check out our Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/babytourguide/Check out our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/babytourguide/Xoxo,Bianca A. Solorzano, M.Ed.Baby Development & Montessori ConsultantAnd Your Baby Tour GuideSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/babytourguide)

You know when you just connect with someone? Well, that happened with the impassioned Stacey Dee of BAD COP BAD COP. Join us on this emotionally charged talk about conquering cancer, committing to self love, trusting the universe, taking personal responsibility and her incredible friendship with @fatmike . She discusses the importance of the language we use to describe ourselves to assist us achieving alignment. This is a very transparent talk about recovering from her Xanax addiction, making amends and shifting her vibration and energy to one of positivity. She is now also part of the organisation the sidewalk project in LA which through various mediums, including art, music, film & public health, our group aims to be socially active and to empower houseless communities around the world. A beautiful person with a beautiful message. Enjoy x To connect check out the links below @staceyisrad @badcopbadcop @the_Sidewalk_project_oc https://www.thesidewalkproject.org

Kellie and Jarett sit down with Stacey Dee (Bad Cop/Bad Cop) and Soma SnakeOil of the Sidewalk Project as well as Bryndee Pepper from the Nowell Family Foundation!Twitter: @BradleyPodcastthenowellfamilyfoundation.orgCopyright: "Last Ska Song" (c) Perro Bravo 2015"All You Need" (c) Law Records 2020

In this fun, throw back episode, Kristen and Jessica play drinking games, discuss bands they don't like but "should" and name Jessica's new chickens after a well-loved band. Then, Kristen is joined by Stacey Dee and the two discuss Stacey's work with The Sidewalk Project, why Mable Syndrome is teaming up to raise funds for them, and then Stacey answers a fan self-help type question. Songs: Growing Down by NUFAN and True Believers by The Bouncing Souls

Stacey Dee from Bad Cop Bad Cop joins us for "under pressure" Sean has anger issues and Spinner wants the flu. Download audio here: http://www.iminlovewithagirlnamedspike.libsyn.com Support us by buying a SPIKE shirt here: https://asianmanrecords.limitedrun.com/products/650612-spike-t-shirt

Host Jason Schreurs talks to Stacey Dee, guitarist/vocalist of Bad Cop/Bad Cop. Stacey opens up about her life with mental illness, an addiction to Xanax that lasted several years, three major health scares, and how a positive mindset and healthy lifestyle helps her stay well. https://badcopbadcopband.com Featured song: Bad Cop/Bad Cop - "Community" from The Ride (Fat Wreck Chords, 2020) Photo: Alan Snodgrass About this podcast: Scream Therapy explores the link between punk rock and mental health. My guests are members of the underground music scene who are living with mental health challenges, like myself. Intro/background music: Submission Hold - "Cranium Ache" Render Useless - "The Second Flight of Icarus" Artwork: Luke Ramsey - http://lukeramseystudio.com Contact host Jason Schreurs - jasonschreurs@telus.net

  Liam is chatting with Bad Cop Bad Cop's Stacey Dee.   You can expect chat about the new album 'The Ride' and the decision to release the album when you can't tour off it!   Liam and Stacey talk about growing up around drug use and how they both excelled in the performing arts.    Stacey and Liam also talk about a person that bonds them together, Stacey's ex-husband and Liam's ex-boss; the BBC Radio 1 Punk Rock Show's host, Mike Davies.   Lastly, Stacey speaks about the band's drive and writing songs with meaning.   We have NEW T-shirts and we want you to buy them, check them out via the link below. www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PunksInPubsPodcast Go rate and review on iTunes. It REALLY does help. Molly Tie sponsors the episode of the podcast. Molly is writing a book about women and the punk movement in all eras/sub-genres. She is looking for woman to talk to, in particular, fans of the 80s hardcore/90s riot grrl/pop-punk side of things if this sounds like you then reach out to Molly on Twitter @Molly_tie or click this link As always thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track The Bad Cop Bad Cop playlist for this episode is. Nightmare Community Womanarchist Originators Simple Girl

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "*Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We're better together. We're happier together. Happiness grows as it's shared.*" - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website [https://www.somasnakeoil.com](https://www.somasnakeoil.com) Soma on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/](https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil) Soma on Twitter [https://twitter.com/goddesssoma](https://twitter.com/goddesssoma) Soma on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil](https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil) The Sidewalk Project [https://thesidewalkproject.org](https://thesidewalkproject.org) Dominatrixes Against Trump [https://domsagainstdonald.com](https://domsagainstdonald.com) Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they're not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We're better together. We're happier together. Happiness grows as it's shared." - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website https://www.somasnakeoil.com Soma on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/ Soma on Twitter https://twitter.com/goddesssoma Soma on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil The Sidewalk Project https://thesidewalkproject.org Dominatrixes Against Trump https://domsagainstdonald.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

March 2020 will be forever known as the time that life on earth changed and not just for a day or a few days but for forever. In the USA we will often hear about how celebrities and famous athletes are coping. This is not to say they’re not sacrificing or having to cope but what is more important to me are the stories of those who are not part of those elite groups. The playing field has been leveled and now, a good percentage of us, are on the same level. Rich, poor or in-between, we are all figuring this out one day at a time. Soma Snakeoil is an artist, sex worker and activist. She helped start The Sidewalk Project a non-profit homeless organization here in Los Angeles with Emily Neilsen (Punk Rock & Paintbruses/Rock vs. Cancer) and Stacey Dee (of the band Bad Cop Bad Cop). The current shelter in place order has certainly made this sort of work more challenging than it had been in the past for numerous reasons and the fact that volunteers continue to help the needy is inspiring. Soma and I speak about her artwork, activism and life in a big metropolitan city now that life has certainly changed in the age of COVID-19. "Everything I create is part of my own personal healing and for connectivity with others. I believe in art, love, compassion and passion as a community experience to heal and elevate. We’re better together. We’re happier together. Happiness grows as it’s shared." - Soma Snakeoil For additional information about The Sidewalk Project or to follow Soma, please use the links below: Soma's website https://www.somasnakeoil.com Soma on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/somasnakeoil/ Soma on Twitter https://twitter.com/goddesssoma Soma on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/soma.snakeoil The Sidewalk Project https://thesidewalkproject.org Dominatrixes Against Trump https://domsagainstdonald.com Post-Production by AJ Murillo Recorded April 14, 2020 Edited by Andy Poncherello "Marty's Got the MRSA" by The Poncherellos (unavailable nowhere)

In this episode, Kristen and Sarah recap their recent trip to San Francisco for Pirate Press's 15 year celebration, Rock The Ship. They discuss the bands they saw, the club shows and Sarah's unfortunate illnesses (some self-inflicted, some not). Then the ladies discuss a super annoying question Sarah gets asked all the time. Finally, Stacey Dee is back to offer advice about long distance relationships. 

On this episode, Sarah and Kristen begin by talking about sandwiches, earthquakes and guilty pleasure music. Then, they are joined by Stacey Dee of Bad Cop Bad Cop who answers a fan question about pursuing music or giving it up for the "day job." Then, Kristen talks with her bud, Josh of the band Trashed Ambulance about their new album, going back to college as an adult, and hockey (duh, eh).  Song: Round 3 by Trashed Ambulance

1. Jackie McLean - Jacknife 2. Grant Green - Grant's Tune 3. Art Farmer - Green Witch 4. Chico Freeman - Wilpan's Walk 5. Harold Mabern - Mozzin' 6. Charlie Haden & Hank Jones - Wade In The Water 7. Catalyst - Little Miss Lady 8. Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - Possum Slim 9. Kalima - Black Water 10. John Lee & Gerry Brown - Infinite Jones 11. Oliver Lake - Africa 12. Chico Hamilton - I Can Hear The Grass Grow 13. K. Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas - Kyenkyen Bi Adi M'awu 14. Mombasa - Kenia 15. Collocutor - Archaic Morning 16. Chick Corea - The Slide 17. Ryo Kawasaki - Sombrero 18. Wild Bill Davis - April In Paris 

1. The Lloyd Miller Trio - Gol E Gandom 2. Andrew Hill - Hey Hey 3. Idris Muhammad - Sudan 4. Brother Ah - Transcendental March (Creation Song) 5. Azar Lawrence Quartet - Open Sesame 6. Edmar Castaneda - Afro Seis 7. McCoy Tyner - Wave 8. Marita Albán Juárez Quartet - Upa Neguinho 9. Kenny Barron - Kojo No Tsuki 10. Gary Bartz - Ju Ju Man 11. Brother Jack McDuff - Oblighetto 12. Theo Croker (feat. Roy Hargrove) - Roy Allan 13. Alphonse Mouzon - Do I Have To? 14. Lalo Schifrin - Tabu 15. MFSB - To Be In Love 16. Shirley Bassey - Light My Fire 17. Brenda And The Tabulations - California Soul 18. Patti Jo - Ain't No Love Lost 19. Angela Bofill - People Make the World Go 'Round 

1. Ahmad Jamal - One (Ahad) 2. New York Jazz Sextet - Giant Steps 3. Hubert Laws - Moment's Notice 4. Nat Adderley - K. High 5. The Noel Kelehan Quintet - Spacer's Delight 6. Michael Garrick - To Henry, A Son 7. Shabaka And The Ancestors - Nguni 8. Sun Ra & The Sun Ra Arkestra - Brazilian Sun 9. Norman Connors - Carlos II 10. Mabumi Yamaguchi - Illusion 11. Kyoto Jazz Sextet - Speak No Evil 12. Michael Carvin - Demon Upstairs 13. Fertile Ground - Peace And Love 14. Oscar Peterson - Samba De Orfeu 15. Orquestra Mirasol - Hancock 16. Donald Byrd - Fancy Free 17. Ramsey Lewis - Les Fleurs 

1. Yusef Lateef - Snafu 2. Rickey Kelley - Same Shame 3. Jackie McLean - Soft Blue 4. George Benson - So What 5. Doug Lucas - When It Be The Morning 6. Doug Carn - The Messenger 7. Reuben Wilson - Twenty-Five Miles 8. Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Afro-Jaws 9. Quasimode - Down In The Village 10. Fertile Ground - Yellow Daisies (Nicola Conte Remix) 11. Pete Magadini - Samba De Rollins 12. Soil & "Pimp" Sessions - Struggle 13. Santana - Samba De Sausalito 14. Debbie Cameron & Richard Boone - Gimme-Gimme 15. The Diddys feat. Paige Douglas - Intergalactic Love Song 16. Susan Cadogan - Nice And Easy 17. Harold Butler - Kampala 18. Novelette Barnett - Fire A De Town 19 Carlos Garnett - Mother Of The Future 

Though the members have all been involved in a variety of projects through the years, Bad Cop/Bad Cop seems like a case of the right band with the right people happening at the right time in life. The Fat Wreck Chords foursome just finished headlining a European tour and they're currently wrapping up a U.S. and Canada jaunt before heading back to California to continue their quest for world domination one great album at a time. Before Bad Cop/Bad Cop's recent concert at X-Ray Arcade in Cudahy, two of the band's members invited My First Band host Tyler Maas up to the club's green room to discuss everything that preceded this project. While their tourmates in War On Women finished up their soundcheck, Jennie Cotterill and Stacey Dee — both singers and guitarists — talked about what led them to their eventual decisions to take up music. Cotterill talked about growing up in the Midwest before moving to California after high school and eventually pursuing a career in art that's included work on Parks & Recreation and Metalocalypse. Meanwhile, Dee spoke about taking up guitar and making a name for herself in Angry Amputees (as featured on Tony Hawk's Underground), Compton SF and playing in a short-lived band called Park Royal during her stint in London. Both members also talked about how much Bad Cop/Bad Cop means to them and what the band is working on at the moment. Oh, and stick around for a quick cameo from some War On Women members at the end of the episode. My First Band is sponsored by Boulevard Brewing and is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”), Angry Amputees ("She Said") and Bad Cop/Bad Cop ("I'm Done").

Stacey Dee is back, and offers some relationship advice this time. Got a crush on someone in a band? What should you do?? Then we chat with our bud, Kevin Brooks, a die-hard punk rock fan with an important story and message. Before both of those, Kristen and Jessica pass along helpful advice from both Jessica's mom and Gwyneth Paltrow.  Song: Wait Here, Wait For You by The Marked Men

Season 3 is now live and do we have a fun surprise for you. We are kicking off our new segment, Help Me, Stacey Dee! The singer/ guitar player of our favorite band, Bad Cop Bad Cop offers our listeners advice about work, love, music, health and just about anything! She's insightful, fun and wise. The first segment of Help Me, Stacey Dee is at the end of this episode. Before we get to that, Kristen and Jessica talk about guests we have planned for this season, who we still would love to have on the podcast, shows we have coming up, Jessica's new tattoo and so much more.  Song: Hopeless Romantic by The Bouncing Souls    

1. Paul Desmond - Take Ten 2. Tom Grant & Joe Henderson - Mystified 3. Oliver Nelson - Patterns 4. Wynton Marsalis - Skain's Domain 5. Billy Harper Quintet - Capra Black 6. Bunky Green - Funk Ain't A Word 7. Candeia - Saudação A Tôco Prêto 8. Charlie Rouse Quartet - Joobobie 9. Tania Maria - Para Chick 10. Ryo Fukui - Horizon 11. Mitsuaki Katayama - Unknown Point 12. James Williams with Slide Hampton - Flying Colors 13. Urszula Dudziak - Shenkansen 14. Harold Ousley - El Exi-Hente 15. Sounds Of Liberation - New Horizons I 16. Vibration Black Finger - Black Pearl 17. Muhavishla Ravi Hatchud & The Indo Jazz Following - Bombay Palace 

An interview with Stacey Dee, experienced infant & toddler teacher who offers new parents (and all of us) some tips on attachment

1. Cannonball Adderley - Bohemia After Dark 2. Herbie Hancock - Einbahnstrasse 3. Bobby Hutcherson - 8/4 Beat 4. Bobby Jackson - Fluck Flick 5. Harry Beckett - Rings Within Rings 6. Gary Bartz NTU Troop - Uhuru Sasa 7. Victor Assis Brasil - Gingerbread Boy 8. Antithesis - Haze's Dance 9. Bunky Green - Command Module 10. Joe Farrell - Bass Folk Song 11. Hadley Caliman - Cigar Eddie 12. Airto Moreira - Candango 13. Freddie Hubbard - Gibraltar 14. Sahib Shihab - Please Don't Leave Me 15. Ryo Fukui - Early Summer 

1. Alan Lee Jazz Quintet - Comin' Home Baby 2. Harold Land - Chocolate Mess 3. Louis Hayes - Little Sunflower 4. Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda 5. Allegro Jazz Ensemble - Portrait 6. Tony Allen - The Drum Thunder Suite 7. Weldon Irvine - Walk That Walk,Talk That Talk 8. Stanley Turrentine - Sister Sanctified 9. Roberta Flack - Compared To What 10. McCoy Tyner - Latin Suite 11. Dee Dee Bridgewater - Night Moves 12. Alfonso Lovo - Sinfonia Del Espacio De Do Menor 13. George Duke - Back To Where We Never Left 14. Patrice Rushen - Haw-Right Now 15. Azar Lawrence - Forces Of Nature 16. Derek Oleszkiewicz, Leon 'Ndugu' Chancler & Patrice Rushen - Red Clay 

1. Buddy Rich - Diabolus 2. Red Garland Trio - Manteca 3. Stanley Turrentine - Niger Mambo 4. Hank Mobley - Recado Bossa Nova 5. Tony Burkill - Third Of All Numbers 6. Visioneers - Dirty Old Bossa Nova 7. 74 Miles Away - Brusseleiro 8. Charles Mingus - Moves 9. Woody Shaw - Rosewood 10. Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Kozo's Waltz 11. Koichi Matsukaze - Under Construction 12. Takao Uemetsu - White Fire 13. Nubya Garcia - Once 14. Dom Um Romão - Ponteio 15. Charlie Rouse - Cravo Canela (Cinnamon Flower) 16. Gato Barbieri - Bahia 17. Osibisa - Music For Gong Gong 18. Sonia Rosa & Yuji Ohno - Casa Forte 

1. Joe Gordon - Terra Firma Irma 2. Marco Di Marco Trio - Par Avion 3. Tony Kinsey Quintet - Caravan 4. Ezra Collective - Enter The Jungle 5. Binker And Moses - Intoxication From The Jahvmonishi Leaves 6. Jeremy Steig - Howling For Judy 7. Sonny Fortune - The Afro-Americans 8. Max Roach - Absolutions 9. Johnny "Hammond" Smith - This Year's Dream 10. Sam Most with Joe Farrell - Samba To Remember You By 11. Lorez Alexandria - Baltimore Oriole 12. Sail-Joia - Go For The Others 13. Catch Up - Onkel Joe 14. Grupo De Experimentación Sonora Del ICAIC - Contradanza 15. The Jazz Epistles - Uka-Jonga Phambili 16. The Jazz Epistles - Vary-Oo-Vum 17. Hugh Masekela feat. Ojah - Afro Beat Blues 18. Hugh Masekela - Child Of The Earth 19. Hugh Masekela feat. Letta Mbulu - Mahlalela 20. Letta Mbulu - What's Wrong With Groovin' 21. Eddie Kendricks - My People... Hold On 

1. Bud Powell - Buster Rides Again 2. Art Pepper - The Trip 3. Neil Ardley - Will You Walk A Little Faster 4. Henry Franklin - Outbreak 5. Billy Harper - Quest In 3 6. Kamal Abdul-Alim - Dance 7. Nil's Jazz Ensemble - Black Angel 8. Stanley Cowell - Thank You My People 9. Archie Shepp - The Cry Of My People 10. Adele Sebastian - Man From Tanganyika 11. Nat Birchall - Njozi (Vision) 12. Blue Mitchell - Mi Hermano 13. Mongo Santamaria - Afro Blue 14. Eddie Harris - Time To Do Your Thing 15. Nikola Nicos Jaritz - Otao E Eu 16. Ekambi Brillant - Aboki 17. Camilla George Quartet - Mami Wata Returns (Usoro) 18. Charles Earland - Aquarius 

1. Emiliano Salvador Y Su Grupo - Festival En Plaza 2. Roy Haynes - Tin Tin Deo 3. Khan Jamal - The Known Unknown 4. John Thomas & Lifeforce - Promontory 5. McCoy Tyner - Salvadore De Samba 6. Walter Bishop Jr.'s Fourth Cycle - Sweet Rosa 7. Tarika Blue - Truth Is The Key 8. Joe Haider Trio - Tante Nelly 9. Alphonze Mouzon - Spring Water 10. Les DeMerle - Kaballa 11. Yusef Lateef - Hellbound 12. Oneness Of Juju - River Luv Rite 13. Magnum - Composition Seven 14. Wayne Shorter with Milton Nascimento - Lilia 15. John Hicks - O.W. 16. The Isley Brothers - Who's That Lady? 

1. Azar Lawrence - Novo Ano 2. Sahib Shihab - Ct + Cb 3. The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble - Horace (For Horace Tapscott) 4. Gasper Lawal - Awon-Ojise-Oluwa 5. Eddy Senay - Cameo 6. Asiko - Love And Peace 7. Buari - Advice From Father 8. Richard Davis - Dealin' 9. Electro Keyboard Orchestra - The Soaring Sea Gull 10. Urszula Dudziak - Kasia's Dance 11. Jeremy Steig - Blue Seven 12. Don Pullen feat. Sam Rivers - Joycie Girl 13. Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Funky Aeco 14. Johnny Lytle - Mine 15. Nate Morgan - Mrafu 16. Randy Weston - Marrakesh Blues 17. Michael Garrick Septet - Ursula 18. Don Rendell & Ian Carr Quintet - Tan Samfu 

1. Nina Simone - African Mailman 2. Herbie Hancock - Riot 3. Charles Kynard - Zebra Walk 4. Camilla George Quartet - Caravan 5. Ashley Henry - Altruism 6. Bheki Mseleku - Homeboyz 7. Joe Farrell - Silver Lace 8. Raices - Bamboo 9. Sunao Wada Quintet + 1 feat. Minoru Ikeno - Ambushin' The Blues 10. Reuben Wilson - Set Us Free 11. Stanley Cowell - El Space-O 12. McCoy Tyner - Ebony Queen 13. Semuta - Bopso 14. Bajy & Electrical Haitian Orchestra - Fou De Toi 15. Antibalas - Che Che Cole 16. Ramon Morris - Sweet Sister Funk 17. Michael Kiwanuka - Black Man In A White World 18. Kamasi Washington - Integrity 

1. Joe Henderson feat. Alice Coltrane - Fire 2. John Gordon - Neleh 3. Joy - Martini Sweet 4. Billy Parker's Fourth World - Get With It 5. Ill Considered - Tangled 6. Jeff Resnick - Painting 7. Chico Hamilton - Elevation 8. Horace Silver Quintet - Safari 9. Joe Lee Wilson & The Bond Street + 1 - Song For My Father 10. Malachi Thompson - Two Nights In Malakal 11. Solomon Ilori And His Afro-Drum Ensemble- Gbogbo Omo Ibile (Going Home) 12. Fela & The Africa 70 - Sorrow Tears And Blood 13. Jimmy McGriff - Overweight Shark Bait 14. Jimi Tenor - Tropical Eel 15. Francisco Aguabella - My Favorite Things 16. Rainer Pusch Quartet - Mixing 17. Gene Harris & The Three Sounds - Book Of Slim 18. Madeline Bell - That's What Friends Are For 

1. Tina Brooks - True Blue 2. The Incredible Kai Winding Trombones - Speak Low 3. Charles Greenlee - Steam 4. David Newman - Symphonette 5. Hiroshi Fukumura Quintet - Winter Song 6. Byron Morris & Unity - Sunshower 7. Hubert Laws - Yoruba 8. Kenny Barron - Dawn 9. The Charles Boles Quintet - Cinco Y Cinco 10. Hal Galper Quintet - Spidit 11. The Jazz Epistles - Scullery Department 12. Sons And Daughters Of Lite - Darkuman Junktion 13. Wildflower - Flute Song 14. Winston 'Mankunku' Ngozi - Spring 15. Takashi Mizuhashi & His Friends - Samba De Negrito 16. Byron Pope - No Boundaries 17. To Be - Samba For Heino R 

1. Hank Mobley - Two And One 2. Yusef Lateef & His Men - Happyology 3. Monty Alexander 7 - Accompong 4. John Coltrane - Body And Soul 5. Louis Hayes - Marilyn's House 6. Joe Chambers - The Almoravid 7. Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids - Silent Days 8. Jeff Resnick - Metal 9. Bobby Hutcherson - Camel Rise 10. Cedar Walton, George Coleman, Sam Jones & Billy Higgins - 5/4 Thing 11. Dr. Lonnie Smith - Apex 12. Jeff Resnick - Clay 13. Tom Scott feat. The California Dreamers - Blues For Hari 14. Tito Puente - 8 Timbales 15. Judy Roberts - Olé 16. George Kawaguchi's The Big Four - Invader 7 17. Lonnie Liston Smith - Beautiful Woman 18. Azymuth - Morning 19. Ahmad Jamal - This Terrible Planet 

1. McCoy Tyner Trio with Roy Haynes And Henry Grimes - Reaching Fourth 2. Mary Lou Williams Trio - Ode To Saint Cecile 3. Jon Hendricks & Friends - Freddie Freeloader 4. Dwight Trible feat. Matthew Halsall - Feeling Good 5. Monty Waters - The Black Cat 6. Sun Ra & His Arkestra - Door Of The Cosmos 7. Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers feat. Jon Hendricks - Moanin' 8. Johnny Dyani - Kalahari Lives 9. Azteca - A Night In Nazca 10. Clarke-Boland Big Band - Om Mani Padme Hum 11. Kyoto Jazz Sextet feat. Tomoki Sanders - Song For Unity 12. Buster Williams - The Hump 13. Les Hooper - The Lady Of The Night 14. Alex Malheiros - Papaia 15. Ruby Rushton - Prayer For Yusef 

1. Charly Antolini - Attention 2. Dick Griffin - A Dream For Rahsaan 3. Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Pedal Up 4. Reggie Moore - Furioso 5. Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Mission Eternal 6. Camilla George Quartet - Mami Wata 7. Ezra Collective - The Philosopher 8. Dr. Music - Gandalf 9. Menagerie feat. Fallon Williams - Evolution 10. The Last Poets - It's A Trip 11. Billy Brooks - Forty Days 12. Della Reese - It Was A Very Good Year 13. Della Reese - Compared To What 14. Karin Krog - We Could Be Flying 15. Steve Kuhn - Something Everywhere 16. Michel Camilo - On Fire 17. Horace Silver - Gods Of Yoruba 18. Egba - Flying Carpet 19. Clive Zanda - Ogun 20. Eddie Harris - The River Nile 

1. Freddie Redd Quartet feat. Jackie McLean - Wigglin' 2. Kenny Barron - Golden Lotus 3. Jimmy Ponder - All Blues 4. Bobby Matos & His Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble - Footprints 5. Courtney Pine - Rivers Of Blood 6. Jessica Lauren Four - White Mountain 7. Zara McFarlane feat. Leron Thomas - Angie La La 8. Rodney Franklin - Felix Leo 9. Elvin Jones - The Prime Element 10. Dwight Trible - Little Sunflowers 11. Latif Kahn & Don Cherry - Air Mail 12. Robert Aaron - Trouble Man 13. Herbie Hancock - Nobu 14. Marc Moulin / Placebo - Balek 15. The John Betsch Society - Ode To Ethiopia 16. Mulatu Astatke - Dewel 17. Mulatu Astatke feat. Feqadu Amde-Mesqel - Asmarina (My Asmara) 18. Freddie Hubbard - First Light 

1. Stone Alliance - Sweetie-Pie 2. The Awakening - Mirage 3. Gusztáv Csík - Babaszerenád 4. Junior Mance - That Mellow Feeling 5. Hadley Caliman - Quien Sabe 6. Jim Pepper - Habi Ba 7. Joe Chambers - Catta 8. Carlos Garnett - Under Nubian Skies 9. Azar Lawrence Quartet - Revelations 10. Kamasi Wahington - Cherokee 11. Jeff Bradshaw - Umi Says 12. Weldon Irvine - Liberated Brother 13. Joachim Kühn - Mushroom 14. Outside - 144 Brooklyn Palace Mansions 15. Joe Henderson - Power To The People 16. Fumio Itabashi - Up Into The Sky 17. Toshio Osumi Trio - Carmel 18. The Pazant Brothers - Work Song 19. Esther Marrow - Mama 20. Ethel Ennis - Who Will Buy 21.The Honey Drippers - Impeach The President 

1. Grachan Moncur III - Monk In Wonderland 2. Yusef Lateef - Brother 3. McCoy Tyner Trio - Senor Carlos 4. Hubert Laws - Bimbe Blue 5. Michael Longo - Samia 6. Victor Assis Brasil - Gingerbread Boy 7. Ramsey Lewis - Slick 8. Gato Barbieri - Ninos 9. John Lee/Gerry Brown feat. Chris Hinze & Gary Bartz - Jua 10. Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - We Almost Lost Detroit 11. Horace Silver Quintet/Sextet with Vocals - Horn Of Life 12. Irene Kral - Going To California 13. Duke Pearson - Stormy 14. Doug Lucas - When It Be The Morning 15. Bobbi Humphrey - Blacks And Blues 16. Johnny Lytle - Little Sunflower17. Charles Earland - Intergalactic Love Song18. Nat Birchall - Akhenaten