Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Kinsella

City administrator Tim Kinsella discusses his first three weeks on the job.

Rick talks with Sena Maddison, Robert Bender, Mike Dobuski, Tim Kinsella, Steven Portnoy, and Betsy Hart.

This episode celebrates bands playing in Chicago in October. Garth and Nova continue to learn about human culture by exploring The Halloween, an evening where humans dress up and demand candy from strangers.  Nova also interviews CalicoLoco about their latest album, I Love Myself. The bands you will hear in order on this episode are... COOL HEAT : Tears In The Dark : 10/11 @ Cole's Boyscott : Rocky Road : 10/26 @ Subterranean Janet Blackwell : Make Believe : 10/31 @ Cole's Bar CalicoLoco : Gender Dysphoria : 10/31 @ Beat Kitchen Oyeme : Mirror Friend : 10/5 @ Sleeping Village; 10/27 Space.01 Superkick : requiem : 10/27 @ Sleeping Village Lime Garden : Fears : 10/27 @ Beat Kitchen Andrew Paul Davis : Club Salamander : 10/31 @ Cole's Bar Tim Kinsella & Jenny Pulse, Tim Kinsella, Jenny Pulse : Bootgirl : 10/21 @ Sleeping Village Babe Report : Turtle of Reaper : 10/13 @ Sleeping Village New Age Thief : Circle the Room : 10/18 @ Sleeping Village Scarlet Demore : Dead Men : 10/25 @ Lincoln Hall Daundry : School Project : 10/2 @ Reggiest; 10/18 @ Epiphany Center for the Arts; 10/27 @ Sleeping Village The Tony Napoli Threesome - Faces of Death = The Warm Ones (https://www.facebook.com/warmones)

Rick talks with Will Kennedy, Karen Travers, Tim Kinsella, Ildi Hosman, and Mark Diana.

Mayor D.C. Reeves has hired former NAS Pensacola commanding officer Tim Kinsella as his city administrator.

EVERY OTHER KREATIVE KONTROL EPISODE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO MONTHLY $6 USD PATREON SUPPORTERS. Enjoy this excerpt and please subscribe now via this link to hear this full episode. Thanks!Tim Kinsella discusses the elaborate new Joan of Arc box set, A Window & A Mirror, his Chicago upbringing and how he and his brother, Mike Kinsella from American Football, first got into playing music, their band Cap'n Jazz and its post-breakup mythological status, Tim's relationship with music journalism and his public personas, punk rock and rebellious conservatism, times I saw the Promise Ring and Joan of Arc in southern Ontario in the mid-to-late 90s, why Joan of Arc might sound more normal these days, the band Tim Kinsella & Jenny Pulse and their next album, an upcoming reunion show by Cap'n Jazz and why Tim would love to write new songs with them, other future plans, and much more.Support vish on Patreon! Thanks to Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Related episodes/links:Ep. #882: IslandsEp. #877: Gastr del SolEp. #869: Steve AlbiniEp. #838: ANGRY BLACKMENEp. #747: Fucked UpEp. #704: Sam Prekop and John McEntireEp. #643: Circuit des YeuxEp. #483: American FootballEp. #90: The Jesus Lizard Week with Mac McNeillySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As a warm up for the deepest of dives on the video nasty phenomenon that will start in around a weeks time, I chat with Tim Kinsella; the legendary vocalist from Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc and countless others, about the rotten disasterpiece that is 'Faces of Death'.  This episode is sick filth. Enjoy!Tim Kinsella & Jenny Pulse // Cap'n Jazz // Joan of Arc

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In this episode, David Harris, Holly Hazelwood and Eric Mellor are joined by special guests, Tim Kinsella and Jenny Pulse, to discuss how reading influences creativity. Support the show

Jenny Pulse is a visual artist, singer, songwriter and one half of the collaborative duo, Tim Kinsella and Jenny Pulse. They're newest release, Giddy Skelter (out now via Kill Rock Stars), is a multi-textured collage of live instrumentation, samples, electro beats and experimental hooks. The recording is accompanied by a beautifully written zine titled Giddy Skelter : A Case Study. How to Make The Album You're Trying To Make, which functions as an illustration and manual to the process of making the record. In this episode Jenny shares how a karaoke rig and an old synthesizer were the gateway to her learning composition and arrangement. She tells us how the accompanying zine is a document of a new process of making a recording, how trips to the art institute influenced their song evolution and why she prefers mixing in a studio. The two discuss why untethering from the computer is a cure for the CPU blues, why band names make you feel like a teenager, and we hear a couple tunes. Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Izotope Jenny Pulse Tim Kinsella Kill Rock Stars

In this episode, Emilie talks with Tim Kinsella, an experienced NDT engineer in the aerospace industry. Tim has provided NDT support of in-service Dassault Falcon jets in the Western Hemisphere for 19 years, as well as managed their Structures Engineering Group. He brings 30+ years of NDT engineering experience with General Dynamics, Hamilton Sundstrand, and Lockheed Martin. Emilie and Tim discuss the importance of critical thinking when finding NDT solutions to complex problems. -- Tim Kinsella has provided NDT support of in-service Dassault Falcon jets in the Western Hemisphere for 19 years, as well as managed their Structures Engineering Group. He brings 30+ years of NDT engineering experience with General Dynamics, Hamilton Sundstrand, and Lockheed Martin, where he provided direction on manufacturing and quality development efforts for low observable materials and structures, as well as assisted in the development of filmless radiography and field applications of shearography. Tim has published numerous technical papers and was an editor and contributing author for handbooks on aerospace NDT, radiographic testing, electromagnetic testing, and materials and processes. He holds a Bachelor of Science in physics from the University of Cincinnati and a Master of Business Administration in engineering management from the University of Dallas. He attended the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Aircraft Accident Investigation course and the Radar Cross Section Reduction course at Georgia Tech.

Join our PATREON for bonus episodes.  This week we have Tim Kasher of Cursive and The Good Life on to talk about the debut self titled album by the Violent Femmes. We also talk about: the writers strike, the Good Life tour announcement, catching up from the covid era, lightning in a bottle bands, the Cure scene report, Tim Kinsella, Starland Ballroom, saddle creek rd, touring as an adult. Domestica reissue, Novena on a Nocturn, Dan describes a meme (posted on our Instagram), writing sad songs, “the safest sex”, html as a lyric, First Ave, The Violent Femmes origin story, busking, selling out to Wendy's, and so much more.  // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @timkasher and @runintotheground.  Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 12 Best of 2022 here.

Chicago-based experimental rock group Joan of Arc has been broken up for several years now, but they will be reconvening for a special performance as part of the Chicago Humanities Festival to provide a live soundtrack to the classic Carl Dreyer film The Passion of Joan Arc. Features co-director Mick R caught up with band members Tim Kinsella, Bobby Burg, and Theo Katsaounis to talk about the band's history with the film and how the story of Joan of Arc inspires them and their art. "[Joan of Arc] could have had a much more comfortable life. But no one would be inspired by her six hundred years later." - Tim Kinsella The Passion of Joan of Arc will be soundtracked by Joan of Arc as part of Chicago Humanties Festival on May 30. You can find tickets at www.chicagohumanities.org. Produced by Mick R. Image Credit: Joan of Arc

Mr. Tim Kinsella joins former U.S. Air Force Flight Test Engineer and Fighter Pilot Podcast cohost Ken "Primetime" Katz to discuss the various non-intrusive ways aircraft structures are tested in development and throughout the aircraft's service life.Sponsored by National University. To find out more, visit nu.edu.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

On this episode of The Lead Up Podcast, Mike is joined by guest Capt. Tim Kinsella. Mike and Tim discuss the mindset effective leaders need to maintain as well as practical tools and strategies professional leaders can use to help improve the work of their teams through their leadership. Tim provides an insight into his working background and shares how he learned a lot of his leadership skills during his time in the Navy. Tim shares that while working as a Defence Planner with NATO he was educated on the importance of understanding and expressing different cultures within an organization. Tim also talks about his childhood, and how he gained an understanding of what makes people tick growing up in his father's pub. Tim shares a powerful lesson he learned when dealing with a terrorist attack in December 2019 as a leader. Tim talks about the importance of becoming the person your people need in moments like that so that you can effectively lead them and not get caught up in your own emotions and headspace as negativity is catchy for people. He says that if you don't have courage as a leader then you're in the wrong profession as you are susceptible to all the external fears that are pressing in on you. Tim states that the following are the most important things experienced leaders need to be thinking about and doing today to be effective leaders: Be Self-Aware Learn Your Triggers and Stress Points Understand Your Barriers to Empathy Lead Through The Prism of Love Take Care of Your Mental Health Finishing off the episode, Tim provides us with some information about his Leadership Program commencing August 2023 so make sure you keep your eyes and ears peeled for that amazing experience!

This week we have Pat Ford of the incredible band Colossal to talk about Seam's The Problem With Me. We get into regional pizza, deep dish occasions, Princeton NJ, New England Seafood Tours, scholarly pursuits, the library arts, bands with two drummers, Tim Kinsella chat, chirps and beeps, the Smoking Popes, reissuing a record, Jimmy Eat World ripping off Seam, the legacy of Sooyoung Park, insufferable time signatures, Victoria's Real Secret, active vs. passive listening, the legacy of Brad Wood, the Oberlin scene, and the Amherst scene. We solve the mystery of Brave the Elements' album art origins, and Pat pulls a knife on us. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @colossaltheband and @runintotheground. Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 5 here and our Best of RITG Vol. 1 playlist here.

Tim Kinsella released albums & toured internationally at a steady clip for 25 years, his most well-known bands being Joan of Arc, Cap'n Jazz & Owls. He is the author of four books & the subject of the 2017 Vice / Noisey feature documentary Your War (I'm One of You). More recently, he played a lead role in the award-winning feature film Firstness (2021). Collaborating with his wife Jenny Pulse since 2018, the duo released two albums & toured as Good Fuck, making a practice of writing & recording in remote locations far from their Chicago home. The first releases to come out under their own names are the forthcoming Gimme Altamont EP & the album Giddy Skelter.

Tim Kinsella has an Irish accent, which is unique for someone who spent three decades in the US Navy. Tim is an interesting dude because he is not your atypical Joe-Navy type of person. Not the caricature you see on an old John Wayne movie or a more modern Jerry Bruckheimer action film. He's got depth and breadth, appreciates the arts, and has a knack for tongue-in-cheek humor. We talk about all kinds of stuff: mindset, the importance of hobbies, being careful on what we let define us as people, his Irish heritage, self-education, humor, mental health, and leadership. He was in command when the tragic shooting happened onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola in December 2019, and he shares personal insight in this interview that he has never shared elsewhere. He is now the Director of the Center for Leadership at the University of West Florida College of Business in Pensacola, Florida. We recorded this in a golf course lobby over a couple of pints of Guinness. (P.S. Here's the poem he recited in the intro) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cannondispatch.substack.com

"Sing" is a perfectly fitting track to be released on Easter Sunday, a day of Resurrection and renewal, the morning after the pink moon of death and shedding unworthy things. To accompany me this week for the exegesis is returning guest, Seldom Careful from the UK. After that, be a fly on the wall for the second part of my conversation with Tim Kinsella. Sing a vow to keep song. 

At times like these, when the outside world seems inside out, there's only one way out and that's the way out. Take it from Higgs and co. This episode Yah Soon and I  peel back the surface layer of so-called 'reality" and do the bibliomancy on the track Way-Out Is The Way Out. Then we dive into the stream of conversation with Tim Kinsella (Cap N' Jazz/Joan Of Arc/Good F@ck) about his journey with the band's music and message. Contact the show on Instagram or at unanimoushourpod@gmail.com

Update on the public throughway for public access to the base.

On today's episode of Behind the Grind Show, we're sharing an interview from 2020 with Captain Tim "Lucky" Kinsella - Commanding Officer of NAS Pensacola. Captain Kinsella is a 1996 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, and has been a helicopter pilot since 1996. We talk with Captain Kinsella about his journey to becoming a commanding officer, what leadership means to him, and much more. We hope you enjoy! Behind the Grind Show is brought to you by Mastered Craft Media. Our title sponsor is The Spring Entrepreneur Hub - Your small business journey begins at the Spring Entrepreneur Hub. The Spring is not only a place where aspiring entrepreneurs can get help and connections to start their dream business, but starting in April The Spring will open its brand new Co-working space on the first floor of the SCI Building in downtown Pensacola. To learn more, visit TheSpringPensacola.com/BTG. Fueled by Tacos Mexicanos - where they're serving real Mexican street food in East Hill and downtown Pensacola. Use code "behindthegrind" on your East Hill online order for free queso. Sponsored by Cycle Joint - an electric bicycle shop located in historic Downtown Pensacola selling light electric vehicles including electric bikes, electric skateboards, and One wheels. Cycle Joint wants to help make your journey as much fun as your destination. Sponsored by Waterboyz Surf and Skate Shop and fueled by Cafe Single Fin's Cold Brew Coffee. Sign up at www.waterboyz.com for the Pensacola Winter Classic Surf Contest (date TBA) at the Pensacola Beach Pier! There will be multiple divisions for everyone and cash prizes for the top 3 winners of the open division, as well as prizes from local businesses and brands like Nixon, Volcom, Xcel, and more! Be sure to follow Waterboyz on Instagram and Facebook for updates on the event! Sponsored by Shevlin Pierce at FBC Mortgage. Shopping for a mortgage or refinancing your home loan can seem like a big process. To have an easy, innovative, and fun home loan experience, you can trust Shevlin Pierce at FBC Mortgage. Beats by 6FYVE | Spotify | IG

Capt. Kinsella joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss how NAS Pensacola fared during NAS Pensacola, an introduction to the STARBASE program, Capt. Kinsella’s relationship with the Escambia County School District after previously making critical comments about the district, and what’s the status of opening the base back up to the general public.

Justin and Tyler introduce the new podcast and play Pooh Shiesty and Slimelife Shawty. Then Tim Kinsella joins to talk about his novels, Cap'n Jazz, and a new film he stars in.

Tim Kinsella joins us this week to talk about his work with Joan of Arc, Cap'n Jazz, Make Believe, Owls, Good Fuck, and many others! Tim details the songwriting and editing process for the upcoming Good Fuck album, we discuss Joan of Arc's amazing 30-minute performance of the intro to "Under Pressure," and Jeff explains to Tim the origin of the "Loss" meme. Follow Tim on Instagram at @gootiming, listen to Joan of Arc's final album Tim Melina Theo Bobby on Bandcamp, and stay tuned for Good Fuck's upcoming releases on Bandcamp as well! Music: Joan of Arc - Karma Repair Kit Cap'n Jazz - Little League Make Believe - Pat Tillman, Emmitt Till Joan of Arc plays the intro to Under Pressure for over half an hour (excerpt)

Featuring new and unreleased tracks from Joyful Noise Recordings, plus a candid and philosophical interview with Tim Kinsella. Songs from: Sleep Party People, Swamp Dogg, jess joy, Danielson, Kishi Bashi, Dale Crover, Anal Trump, Alan Watts & Sigur Rós, Big Business, and Joan of Arc. Hosted by Karl Hofstetter, founder and curator of Joyful Noise Recordings. Background music by El Ten Eleven, Joan of Arc, and Dale Crover. For more, visit joyfulnoiserecordings.com

Capt. Kinsella joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the recent active shooter drill on base and its comparison to the active shooter terrorist event that took place on December 6th, 2019, and the status of bring NAS Pensacola back to public access.

This week on the Hard Times Podcast, Tim Kinsella of countless bands stops by to chat with Matt and Bill about pegging, playing in Good Fuck with his wife and watching a documentary about yourself. Check it out at The Hard Times Podcast Network.

Tim Kinsella has been a working musician for over 20 years. He is a founding member of Chicago bands Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, and his  newest effort, Good Fuck, which he started with his wife Jenny Pulse. He has written two novels,The Karaoke Singer's Guide to Self-Defense and Let Go and Go On and On, and also wrote and directed the film Orchard Vale. In this episode, Joe and Tim talk election fatigue, how Good Fuck recording has been a guiding effort throughout the pandemic, and how Daniel Lenois and Bob Dylan may have inspired the newest and last Joan Of Arc record. They also discuss why Captain Beerheart AND philosopher Zizak's "pressure cooker" ideas may explain why we spent four years with Trump as president. Music by Joan Of Arc, Good Fuck, Palm Fronds and Joe Plummer. Enjoy.

In this episode: We pay tribute to RBG with a pledge to defeat Donald Trump by becoming what he most fears; IXNAY co-conspirator Tim Kinsella talks to us about how taking action this election season is the greatest anti-anxiety medication he's found; and we discuss freedom, social justice, and other terms that make up IXNAY's Seven Not-So-Dirty Words with the man who puts the "active" in activism: Bill Ayers. Bill also just started a highly educational and inspirational new podcast you'll want to check out, called Under the Tree: A Seminar on Freedom. The election is upon us. It's now or never. Don't just stand there, do something. Be the dynamite. -- Follow @IXNAYPAC on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook Become a member of IXNAY PAC today! https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ixnaymembership Sign up for our newsletter and grab IXNAY shirts, stickers, buttons and more at IXNAYPAC.ORG Give us a ring! Call us on (512) 766-8279 and leave us a message or file a scene report! Read about IXNAY's origin over at Pacific Standard: "MEET THE GUY WHO FORMED A PAC DEVOTED SOLELY TO TAKING DOWN TRUMP" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ixnay/message

Captain Kinsella joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the damage done to the base in the aftermath of Hurricane Sally.

Capt. Tim Kinsella of NAS Pensacola joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the cancellation of the NAS Pensacola Air Show this October, and the status of allowing civilians back on base.

Delving into the music of Tim Kinsella.

The one about "Emo." Featuring Tim Kinsella of Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, Owls, Make Believe and Good Fuck. Tim shows up around the 2:02:27 mark. Listen to Good Fuck here: https://goodfuck.bandcamp.com/ Follow Tim Kinsella on Twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/Tim__Kinsella Follow the pod on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/blink155pod Get more episodes at https://www.patreon.com/blink155  

Me and Tim talk about growing up in Chicago, the process of making music, guilty pleasures, influences, viruses... and more!Trovi la versione sottotitolata in italiano sul canale YouTube di Strano podcastLINK: https://bit.ly/tim-kinsella

Today we welcome Tim Kinsella. You may know Tim from such bands as Cap’n Jazz, Owls, Make Believe, and Joan of Arc. He’s currently playing music with his wife in Good Fuck. Tim and I spent time talking about his work ethic, the word emo, and the podcast interview starts with us discussing the recent Joan of Arc documentary and where they got the footage and stuff for it and Tim’s thoughts on saving things… Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Tim Kinsella interviews me about my book, art, writing, and all that jazz at the Rainbo Club in Chicago on August 31st, 2019.

We didn't have time for a full episode this week so we took the show on the road. This was recorded after an open mic at Second Chance Saloon. Which is an open mic that is run (poorly) by Steve Tracy. 

Tim Kinsella interviews me about Music to My Eyes etc.

5 Questions is a series where I ask artists 5 questions about their creative process. This episode is about musician, author, and film director Tim Kinsella. 

Tim Kinsella is a musician, author, and film director from Chicago. He has been a member of many influential bands, including Cap’n Jazz, Joan of Arc, Make Believe & Owls. In this episode, he talks about his creative life, process and commitment.

Conner and one of his heroes, Joan of Arc/Cap'n Jazz frontman Tim Kinsella, talk music, the occult, and creativity!

On the heels of covering each other’s music as part of Joyful Noise Recordings’ very cool Cause & Effect series, Devendra Banhart and Tim Kinsella (Joan Of Arc) sat down to record a Talkhouse Podcast episode about the project. They touch on it for a moment and then, as one might expect from such restless and prolific artists, veer away, never to return. Their talk instead covers their upcoming books, the poems that came out of Devendra’s “ashram-hopping in India,” and the nuts and bolts of what goes into staying sane as highly productive working artists. Oh, and we also hear their argument for a hallucinatory experience as a prerequisite to lead the United States of America … Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. — Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer Today’s episode was recorded by Tim and Devendra, and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi.

Tim Kinsella has made at least two indelible marks on contemporary music—first as frontman of emo hingepoint Cap’n Jazz, then as ringleader of the unpredictable Joan of Arc.In this episode, he talks about formative encounters with Bauhaus, Can, and composer Arnold Dreyblatt.

Konnichiwa! This week on Turned Out A Punk the fine sponsors of this podcast, Vans flew Damian down for another hour of TOAP in Chicago! This time he gets to sit down with Tim Kinsella from Cap'n Jazz, Joan Of Arc, Make Believe, Owls etc. to discuss growing up in Chicago and the birth of the local 90’s scene. Also, The Blackouts (aka Atiba and Ako Jefferson) to discuss how two kids from Colorado Springs managed to live out their dream's through Skateboarding & punk! An amazing time with three of the best to ever do it! Thank you Vans!!!! Also Touched On... Tim: a little too late to see the Smiths and Minor threat The passage of time when you are young Getting the Sky Goes Out at age 11 The definition of Modernism Buying tapes Cap N Jazz: aiming for power violence… and Shudder To Think Toe Jam: the band Chicago in the 90s The Achtung Chicago comp predicting punks future Still not getting accepted into the Chicago music scene NYHC X Donahue The Ramones: “1993 is our year” Atiba and Ako dressing the same… by accident Mom had great taste in music! Hearing the Bad Brains in a record store Mike Koski gives the ultimate punk starter pack FUEL RULES!!!!! Green Day, Offspring, Neurosis, Lungfish et all play the Skatepark in your hometown Nirvana opens for Dinosaur Jr. Pegboy, All, Pharcyde, Fluf, De La Soul all play together. one sees Nirvana, the other sees the Dead becoming a photographer to be Peter Parker Driving to California to work at 7-11 Staring at the album art & Much Much More BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Chase Igliori is the Manager of American Football, Cap'n Jazz, Owen, and other bands not related to Mike or Tim Kinsella. In this episode, he talks to Dan and David about how he helped American Football get back together and put out a second record. Chase tells us what makes a successful reunion happen, and why others don't live up to all the hype. We also talk a lot of shit on Knapsack (sorry Knapsack).

“We never make a decision because we want to alienate the audience,” Tim Kinsella explains. “But we also never make a decision according to what we think the audience wants.” That sums up the musician’s career as any review. Though it only accounts for a bit of the outright animosity found in pieces like Pitchfork’s take on Joan of Arc’s latest opus, He's Got the Whole This Land Is Your Land in His Hands, referred to by the site as a “troll manifesto.” But the way Kinsella tells it, he’s just doing his thing. Joan of Arc, and with the prolific Chicago musician’s numerous other outlets like Cap'n Jazz, The Owls and Make Believe — which found him playing a wrestling heel — have never shied away from experimenting as a method for shaking up the doldrums of music writing. This latest record is the result of hours of jamming, a loose confederation of friends playing freely and exchanging instruments — having fun making music. The result is challenging, confusing and sometimes sublime, as in the case of Kinsella’s stream of conscious, which seem to invoke Trump’s tiny-handed insecurities well before the subject became national news.  

On today's episode I talk to musician Tim Kinsella. Originally from Chicago, Tim has been part of some of the best indie rock bands of the last quarter-century. In 1989, he formed Cap'n Jazz along with his brother Mike, who would go on to become a frequent collaborator with Tim and a well-know artist in his own right in bands like American Football and Owen. Even though Cap'n Jazz only put out one album - and later an anthology on Jade Tree Records - they became a cult band and helped define a kind of post-hardcore art-rock. After Cap'n Jazz broke up, Tim formed the even-more-experimental band Joan of Arc, which has been his main project since 1995. Since their first album A Portable Model of..., they've put out over 30 albums and 7"es. Tim's also played in many other memorable bands including Owls, Friend/Enemy and Make Believe, and that's just naming a few. Joan of Arc's latest He's Got The Whole This Land Is Your Land In His Hands was just released by Joyful Noise. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

We review new records by Cloud Nothings (Cleveland), Joan of Arc (Chicago) and Fred Thomas (ex-Saturday Looks Good to Me, Ann Arbor). Also, fuck Donald Trump, fuck Mike Pence, fuck Steve Bannon, fuck all those guys.

In the first half of a conversation led by publisher Tim Kinsella, writer Keegan Jennings Goodman reads an excerpt of his most recent book “The Tennessee Highway Death Chant,” and then talks in depth about his specific writing style, especially related to the esoteric-nature of his book.

In the second half of a conversation, Robert talks with publisher Tim Kinsella about his practice, career and complete dedication to the process of making the 160-page monograph, covering two decades of stunning paintings & tattoos, interviews with art and music luminaries about his work and subject matter, detailing Ryan’s personal journey and progression as an […]

(2015)The It's All True! Podcast features interviews with the most creative voices in comedy, writing, performance and music and asks them to tell one funny, very true story. Host, Tim Barnes, chats with musician and author Tim Kinsella about his musical and writing career. Kinsella shares an incredible true story that involves nudity and a blonde wig.

Tim Kinsella of Featherproof Press lead conversation with writer and critic from Chicago, J.R Nelson, chock-full of stories, delving deep into Chicago’s music & literature scene while provoking some serious belly laughs along the way.  

When you ask a Chicagoan about Ryley Walker, it’s inevitable that nearly everyone has their own story to account for the guitarist’s tenure in the city – so we were thrilled to have him share his own versions during this storytelling series. Listen in as Walker joined Tim Kinsella of Featherproof Press in another installment of the […]

Tim Kinsella! Yes that Tim Kinsella. The visionary musician behind Joan of Arc, Owls, and Mid-Western indie rock world changers, Cap n' Jazz. He joined Duncan in his class "The Late Late Afternoon Show" to discuss all things indie rock, writing books, and now being a publisher at Featherproof Press. Minds will be shredded. While your listening to the show, why not head over to the Elastic Arts Space and check out Joan of Arcs many Artist/Musicians work and if you hit it on a Tuesday on or after the 21st you'll catch one of their many tied in bands... From http://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/collections/tim-kinsella from http://soloset.blogspot.com/2010/11/why-pitchfork-are-wrong-about-joan-of.html

Since the early ’90s, Ted Leo has been one of the most progressive forces in East Coast independent music, with a unique combination of punk and folk, soul and hardcore, and tradition and experimentation. Experience the live performance and conversation with Tim Kinsella of Featherproof Press, as Leo shares memorable moments and life lessons learned as a […]

This week we check in with Zachary Dodson about all things Scandinavian, Featherproof Press, and BATS OF THE REPUBLIC. From his website... Zach Dodson is a book designer particularly interested in visual narrative. He has designed books for many independent presses, most notably featherproof books, which he founded in Chicago in 2005. Contact him about freelance book design projects by putting “@gmail.com” after his name.  Texan Zachary Thomas is the author and illustrator of Bats of the Republic, an illuminated novel published by Doubleday in 2015. Zach Plague wrote and designed the hybrid image/text boring boring boring boring boring boring boring in 2008. Neither should be contacted, as they exist only speculatively. Professor Zachary Dodson teaches courses on hybrid narrative and storytelling at Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland. He is available for guest lectures or workshops on book design, visual narrative or publishing. Other names dropped... Tim Kinsella, Anna Kunz, Columbia College Chicago

This episode of the Quimby's Bookstore Podcast features a discussion with authors Adam Levin and Tim Kinsella. Adam Levin is the author of Hot Pink (McSweeney's), a collection of short stories. His book The Instructions (also published by McSweeneey's) is a hefty book about a ten-year-old super-kid who might be the Messiah. Adam teaches writing. Tim Kinsella is the author of The Karaoke Singer's Guide to Self-Defense (Featherproof Press). He too, teaches, as well as bartends, and you may already be familiar with his music, Tim having been in such bands as Cap'n Jazz and Joan of Arc. Adam was celebrating the release of and reading from Hot Pink. He selected Tim as a companion reader for the event. This interview was conducted in the basement of Quimby's. The basement of Quimby's, in spite of what you may think, is mostly storage. Mostly. Well, and also we have some monsters down there too.