Podcasts about The Vinyl Underground

So check it out: Kirby came home for Thanksgiving and we attempted to record a reunion episode of the podcast for you all. But the thing is that the audio turned out like shit (my bad, truly). I didn't want to want the whole hour to be wasted though, so we are presenting you with a three minute mini episode in which you hear Kirby receiving his welcome home gift moments after I press record. Enjoy, maybe! Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). Outro music: Resin by The Supervillains. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shuttlecock-podcast/support

Join us with our special guest Rob Rufus, author of Die Young with Me and The Vinyl Underground.

Kdybyste si měli vsadit na jednoho jedinýho člověka v Busanu, že se mu splní všecky přání a život už bude navždy lakovanej zeleně, mohl by takovej šťastlivec bejt skoro kdokoliv. Určitě to ale nebude Han, kterýmu tlačí na žilku nepřátelskej boss. Ani Setsuko to nebude, pro kterou vypadá, že je kariéra trosky rozhodnutá. Pan Lee vypadá, že hraje na tolik stran, že ho za chvilku rozčtvrtěj, a Jim? Tomu se daří, a přece se zdá, že mu něco pekelně studenýho dejchá za krk. Všichni čtyři se klepou na nadcházející koncert ve Vinyl Underground. Každej tam má co ztratit, ale taky dost co získat. Za vidinou úspěchu si lidi ženo jak můry za světlem. Třísknout s životem v gangu a odejít do západu slunce. Prorazit v muzice a vyšťouchat konkurenci. Zlikvidovat drogovej kartel. Namastit si kapsu a spakovat se za humny. Mezi tím vším je spousta krve, potu a taky pěknejch pár deka nefalšovaný matný ocele, co se výhružně houpe za pasem. --- KDE NÁS NAJDETE: YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4m... TWITCH https://www.twitch.tv/undergroundrpg INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/underground... FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/undergroundt... PODCAST https://anchor.fm/undergroundrpg DISCORD https://discord.gg/e5EH7heaMt

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Sofía Reyes' Mal De Amores, Big Thief's Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, and U-Roy's Dread In A Babylon (1975). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

Dunes Day is an experimental indie rock/punk band from Parkville, Missouri. The band began in 2018 as the recording project of primary songwriter Brenden Shy and has since grown to include a full band (two members also play in Oxford Remedy). On this episode of the podcast we discussed the evolution of Dunes Day's sound over the course of their three releases, the band being assembled, the mini documentary that accompanied their second release, and more. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Rob Rufus is an author, musician, screenwriter, and advocate. He is the recipient of the American Library Association's prestigious ALEX Award. His literary debut, Die Young With Me, was named one of the Best Books of the Year by Hudson Booksellers and is currently being developed as a major motion picture. His follow-up, The Vinyl Underground, was named one of the Junior Library Guild's Gold Standard Selections. He lives with his dog in East Nashville, Tennessee. Catch him on the road with his bands The Bad Signs or Blacklist Royals, and learn more at www.robrufus.net In this episode, Rob talks about:    His first book - Die Young With Me    The power of artistic expression    His 2nd and 3rd book: The Vinyl Underground and Paradise, WV    Touring with his band The Blacklist Royals    The “Band Drummer” vs the “Working Drummer”    Realities of being a working creative    Facing down cancer that gave him a new outlook on life

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Earl Sweatshirt's Sick!, John Mellencamp's Strictly A One-Eyed Jack, and Alkaline Trio's From Here To Infirmary (2001). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on The Weeknd's Dawn FM, Spellling's The Turning Wheel, and Johnnie Taylor's Raw Blues (1969). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Tyler, The Creator's Call Me If You Get Lost, Willie Nelson's The Willie Nelson Family, and Harry Nilsson's The Point (1970). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

Ana Kennedy Domville (a.k.a. Riley The Musician) is a hyperpop singer-songwriter and producer from Lee's Summit, Missouri. After a handful of self-released projects and EPs, Domville released her album Montana via Snafu Records last month. On this episode of the podcast, we discussed Domville's childhood introduction to music, her trip to the state that her album is named for, the inspiration she's drawn from PC Music, Kanye West, and Childish Gambino, as well as from film and Americana, how she signed her record deal, her very active Twitter group DM, and her performances, both virtual and IRL. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Fire-Toolz' Eternal Home, Lil Ugly Mane's Volcanic Bird Enemy And The Voiced Concern, and Stevie Wonder's Fulfilingness' First Finale (1974). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

Tha GoonEz are a hip-hop and R&B production group based in Kansas City, Kansas that has been active for roughly eight years now. Consisting of Guvinchi (a.k.a. Goof Go Crazy), SacchiSmoov, Drizi Dre, and Tezzy Tez, Tha GoonEz have released half a dozen projects of their own and have provided production for local artists like DWalk, Mae C., MB58, Bucks Baby, A'Sean, Jass, and many more. On this episode of the podcast we discussed their projects, their placements, their process, their individual production styles, and the 1985 adventure film they are named for. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Turnstile's Glow On, Moor Mother's Black Encyclopedia Of The Air, and Monica's The Boy Is Mine (1998). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Boots Beverages picture show red hot, Earp's sarsaparilla, Americana huckleberry, Americana honey cream, Ozark Mountain Bottleworks butter beer, Macfuddy pepper elixir. We also tried a regional soda oddity called Hot & Tot, conducted a blind root beer taste test, and tried a couple new snacks. Guests included Jason Shrout, Ian Kopp, Matthew Ryan, Jana Danzeisen, Emerson Dellaero, and Cam Amys. Discussion included the fact that this is our final episode, Kirby's upcoming move to Pittsburgh, how much we love Jana's cat Barbara, and Jason's list of top five Kansas City hardcore edge breaks. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

Oh boy, not too awful much to say here. A short special report recording on the way to and from an early (like silly early) excursion to The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven for drop 2 of Record Store Day 2021. So, long story short, Record Store Day came about in 2007 when a group of independent record stores got together to promote the sale of vinyl. By then, streaming had overcome CDs for the preferred music format and records were a thing of the past. Personally, I'd converted over to CDs way back when and slowly moved over to mp3s and later streaming for everything also. Then, about 2.5 years ago, my son and I were cleaning up downstairs and he came across my original copy of Dead Kennedys - Frankenchrist. After making sure his fragile young eyes didn't take in the included poster (yep, I have the entire original thing with the order form inside for merch and music from Tentacle Records as well), I found my Sony turntable nearby and we hooked it up. I had like 4 records or so at that point. Today? 298. It's an illness. Anyways, I talk a little bit about some things I'm interested in before going in and then I end up kinda going against my original thoughts and going all in. Now, I am the proud owner of the G Collection (Box set of all studio albums from Gorillaz) and a pretty great Czarface album as well. While I skipped out on the Dee Gees and a couple others I discuss, I'm happy to be one of the 980 folks who scored the entire Gorillaz studio catalog in one buy. Pics of all that's been happening are right here. I do carry on a bit about the latest Dad Snark Review videos I've done too. Check them out if you get a chance. I review a Portable Air Cooler and a USB-C Wireless Lav Mic set. More to come soon kids! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedadsnarkpodcast/message

Dylan Pyles is a singer-songwriter and musician who has been active in Kansas City's music scene for over a decade now. He's also a manager at Mills Record Company and a co-owner of the book store Wise Blood. On this episode of the podcast we talked about Record Store Day this year and last, the evolution of Wise Blood over the past few years, Pyles' introduction to music as a child, his years attending Cornerstone Festival in Illinois, his former bands, joining the hardcore band Canyons, his many solo releases, and his new album A Train Called Solitude, out now via Manor Records. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

This week on the Eight One Sixty, we'll celebrate Record Store Day: Drop #1 happening this Saturday, June 12.Are you familiar with Record Store Day? It's been happening around the world since 2007 and it's a day to celebrate the culture of the independently owned record store. Here in KC, we are blessed with so many great record stores.Have you seen the list of Record Store Day exclusives for this drop? It's massive and filled with great stuff. We'll run through some highlights from the list and play music from them. We'll hear from Conor Oberst, Ben Howard, HAIM, Lupe Fiasco, Beck, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and The Chemical Brothers.We'll also hear from two acts that just announced massive tours with KC dates - Garbage, at T-Mobile Center on Sunday, Sept. 19 with Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair. Record Store Day this year is in two parts, and part two is on July 17. It will feature a duet from Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Willie Nelson, who just announced a tour stop here on Sunday, Aug. 8 at Azura Amphitheater, with ZZ Top and George Thorogood & The Destroyers.And we'll hear a recently released song from Quite Frankly, who is playing a FREE show at Josey Records.We encourage you to get out there every day and support local records stores but make sure you don't miss Record Store Day this Saturday, June 12. Also, thank you so much to Mills Record Company, Vinyl Renaissance & Audio, Josey Records Kansas City (new location), The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, and Vinyl Heaven (new location) for supporting 90.9 The Bridge! 

  Currently based in Seattle, Detto is a producer/engineer from Kansas City who specializes in punk rock and heavy metal. His work includes releases from Cerebral Rot, Electric Chair, Caustic Wound, Beta Boys, and many other DIY and metal scene favorites. In this interview, we talk about his Kansas City bands Boreas and Drooling Slits, the show he hosted in his dad's barn, his production style and techniques, and the recent launch of his Sentinel Studio space in Seattle. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.  

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Flying Lotus' Yasuke, Origami Angel's Gami Gang, and Ted Nugent's self-titled debut (1975). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

Greg Stitt (@GregoryStitt) is a writer and music archivist originally from the Kansas City metro, currently based in Austin, Texas. Longtime members of our local music scene may know Greg from his blog, Riot On The Plaza, which he updated from 2011 to 2015. Greg is also a very active user on Discogs, where he collects and catalogs as much Kansas City music as he can get his hands on. On this episode of the podcast, we talked about his introduction to local music, his blog, his Discogs page, his move to Texas, and his new project, the KC Punk Archive. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Theme music: "Intro/Free Mind" by Kicked In Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on ILoveMakonnen's My Parade, Norah Jones' 'Til We Meet Again, and Gucci Mane's The Burrprint (The Movie 3D) (2009). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords 1. MK - The rains(KMS) 2. Miles Sagnia - Can we heal them (AER) 3. LHAS - Field of stars (push2shove records) 4. Kerri Chandler - Oblivion(would heaven records) 5. Mutant Beat Disco - Let me go(Rush hour) 6. Tony G - Tony's song(MicMac) 7. Syclops - Where's Jason's K(DFA) 8. Richnel - I need your love again(Music from memory) 9. The Sound of Planet Earth - Fallout(Lower east side recordings) 10. Tyree - Acid crash (House Muzik) 11. Jaime Read - No relief (elekrosouls/Housewax) 12. Metro - Straphanger (republic/Nu groove) 13. Sir Lord Commix - Pieces of a dream(For those that Knoe) 14. Dionne - Back on the planet(Smallville) 15. Ordinary Folk - Brain repair(Fragmented) 16. Global Logic - The tank (Basement 282) 17. Kerri Chandler - I found you(flashback) - (Large) 18. Scott Grooves - Me solista - (Modified suede recordings) 19. Henry Giles - Trance Atlantic -edit- (collect words vol.1) 20. Doc Daneeka feat. Seven Davis - I promise(Ten thousand yen) 21. Insync - Storm (Irdial discs) 22. Mr fingers - Beyond the clouds (trax) 23. Jaime Read - Summer... the 2nd time (Vinyl underground) Growing up in UK during the middle of the Acid House craze late 80's, Jaime Read was influenced by the early Chicago, Detroit and New York sounds which his sister would play. The 'Capital' rap show with Mike Allen was instrumental in showing Jaime some of the hottest underground sounds like Cybotron 'R9' & Jam on it by Newcleus mixed with now classic hip hop. Listening to pirate radio stations like 'Friends FM', 'Fantasy', and his personal favourite 'Smart Boys FM' were instrumental in his early days. It was only inevitable that when he got his first bit of equipment himself, Jaime had to have a go at it himself. As the mid-90s moved on, Jaime first released music on strong labels like 10th Planet under the name Wookie as well as his first full length release on Fragmented Records named 'The End of the Beginning'. Around that time, Jaime introduced his own 'Push to Shove' imprint releasing under the name LHAS inc. for which he was a founding member of with Felix Dickinson. Some say Jaime is the ideal mix between house and techno styles. The perfect blend of two of the most beloved versions of dance music. With nearly 30 releases under this name (and some that are not credited to Jaime - such as the Joe Lewis Story), each release has hit near legendary status. Key releases like the 2010 EP named 'Never the Future' on Elektrosouls Recordings or the unique 'On the Beaches' on the revered Golf Channel label in 2015 which had Jaime showing his versatility with some unique styles. In the past 5 years Jaime's many of his classic material has been reissued like the most recent 'Hevalo 2021 Edition' on Push to Shove. His last all-new material found its way to the Vinyl Underground label just last year simply named 'EP'. The future is looking bright as Jaime assures us that he has lots of new material ready to be released so make sure you follow his Bandcamp page.  You can trust anything Jaime is involved will be pure class. Jaime doesn't get as many opportunities to DJ as some others but if you get a chance to hear him out you are in for a treat. He is one of the UK's best DJ's you never heard of and always rocks a party!!! (As this mix clearly does!). We are glad to have Jaime make a Chubby! podcast exclusive mix for us. This one is guaranteed to get you dancing! It pays respect to some classy sounds of the past while working up some newer and lesser-known futuristic track vibes. Masterfully mixed, it will have you surfing on sine waves. Bandcamp - www.jaimeread.bandcamp.com Hevalo - www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/hevalo-2021-edition 2020 EP - www.vinylunderground.co.uk/products/jaime-read-2020-ep

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Karol G's KG0516, Xiu Xiu's Oh No, and Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz (1961). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Lana Del Rey's Chemtrails Over The Country Club, Benny The Butcher & Harry Fraud's The Plugs I Met 2, and The Business' Welcome To The Real World (1988). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Kevin Gates' Only The Generals Part II, Glitterer's Life Is Not A Lesson, and Millie Jackson's Feelin' Bitchy (1977). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

This week's episode is a two-fer! Maybe even more than a two-fer, because you see, I spoke to Rob and Nat in the same room at the same time, they are twins, in more than one band at a time, and Rob is just way too humble about being an award winning book author and movie pilot writer... More on that in the show. These two rad guys came out of West Virginia to settle into the East Nashville community, where they built a name for themselves as musicians in Blacklist Royals. You can also hear another side of their musical talent via their goth-surf rock band The Bad Signs! THEY MADE A NEW EP "Doomsday Girl" coming out in April 2, 2021 on Paper and Plastick Records, which is a rad independent record label owned and operated by Vinnie from the band Less Than Jake, and you can also read more about Rob's work via his books: Die Young With Me and The Vinyl Underground. . Follow the guys online: www.robrufus.net, www.facebook.com/blacklistroyalsfb, www.instagram.com/blacklistroyals, www.twitter.com/blacklistroyals and of course The Bad Signs . Follow this show on IG: www.instagram.com/thefamilycast . Be sure to #SRRSS that's Share Rate Review Subscribe Support (www.patreon.com/familycast) and you can email too! . Shoutout to friend of the show Liquid Death- shop at www.liquiddeath.com and use code FAMCAST at checkout to make things happen. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/familycast/message

Blacklist Royals were one of the very first bands I got turned on to when I first started with Dying Scene more than a decade ago. Their debut full-length, Semper Liberi, was released back in 2010 on Paper + Plastick Records, and was filled with straight-forward, rock-and-roll-inspired punk rock songs. It was fun and no-frills and workman-like, and hell, it even included a cover of a Springsteen song. I first met Nat in 2012, when he made an solo acoustic appearance in Boston opening up for the acoustic Ignorance Is Bliss run that Face To Face's Trever Keith and Scott Shiflett were doing. I met his twin brother, Rob, for the first time the following year, when, alongside Teenage Bottlerocket and Joshua Black Wilkins, the full-band Blacklist Royals opened up for a plugged-in Face To Face on a lengthy nationwide tour. We've stayed in touch over the years and I've interviewed them both for various projects -- 2014's Blacklist Royals sophomore full-length Die Young With Me, Rob's 2016 debut book of the same title, and most recently on (*both laugh*) Episode 2 for Rob's first novel, Vinyl Underground. Somehow, despite having kept in touch for close to a decade, (*both laugh*) Episode 33 marks the first time I've ever talked to both Nat and Rob together! On April 2nd, the world will be graced with new Blacklist Royals music for the first time in a hot minute. The three-song Doomsday Girl EP (also released on Paper + Plastick) features a sound that's raw and reminiscent of Semper Liberi, but with lyrics that are a little more personal, a la Die Young With Me. We talked about the new music - and also Nat's recent debut solo EP, an instrumental, Dick Dale-inspired surf guitar heavy release, as well as all of the goings-on in the world of Bad Signs, the Rufus' brothers' goth-punk honky tonk side project with Nashville singer-songwriter Samantha Harlow. Now that we're a year into quarantine, we also talked about how it'll feel once we're all vaccinated and we can get back to enjoying live music together again. Maybe for Fest this year, for the Semper Liberi 11th anniversary (Fest in 2020 was supposed to be feature a Semper Liberi 10th anniversary show with original BLR members, but we all know how that turned out)... Visit Blacklist Royals on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blacklistroyalsfb/ Visit the Bad Signs here: http://www.thebadsignsband.com/ Check out Rob's home page too: http://www.robrufus.net/home  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on The Body's I've Seen All I Need To See, R+R=Now's Live, and Avril Lavigne's Let Go (2002). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

Ron Knox is a journalist with bylines at the Washington Post, Noisey, NPR, the Kansas City Star, The Pitch, and is currently working as a senior researcher and writer at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance. On this episode of the podcast we talked about growing up into punk and hip-hop, his first writing gigs, his times living in D.C. and London, and the ongoing corporatization of the music industry. He has an article on the subject coming out in Wired in the next month or two, so follow him on Twitter and be on the lookout. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Jass is a singer/multi-instrumentalist from Kansas City, Missouri who put our one of the best local albums of 2020 and one of the best local R&B albums in recent memory. We talked about that album (At The Close Of A Decade), Jass' live performances and online streams/sessions, her appreciation of Nina Simone and Stevie Wonder, and her upcoming poetry/song collection, Butterflies Can Walk. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

P. Morris is a producer, DJ, and one of the founders of Team Bear Club (purveyors of the Goombawave sound), originally from and currently based again in Topeka, Kansas. On this episode of the podcast, we spoke about his family's involvement in music, his impressive resumé of celebrity collabs and encounters, his return home from Los Angeles, working at Super Deluxe before its closing, the use of ad-libs and drops in hip-hop, switching up his social media and music release habits, enjoying the outdoors, the Maal & Morris album sequel, his Pop.Morris mix series, and getting into the designer candle game. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Mark Serrano is the owner and creator of Mixtape Monkey. Online since 2011, the website is home to hundreds of hip-hop and R&B mixtapes released between 2002 and 2021. On this episode of the podcast, we discussed Serrano's lifelong interest in music, how his taste has evolved, what inspired the creation of Mixtape Monkey, his new mobile app Tape Eater, the state of digital music streaming, the mainstream's move away from MP3s, and a lot more. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Cameron Capers runs the music blog Beyond The Sound and hosts its new podcast Beyond The Booth. Cameron and his older brother Danzell moved to the Kansas City area from Ohio as kids and both began exploring the music scene here as teenagers. In addition to his work on Beyond The Sound, Cameron has played in a few different rock bands, managed Danzell's projects, and worked on staff at The Truman and the Midland. We discussed all of these endeavors, some of Cameron's favorite local releases this year, and some artists he thinks we should look out for next year. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Blackstarkids are having quite the year. The Raytown trio played their first two shows (just before the pandemic hit), released two albums, Surf and Whatever, Man, and signed a record deal with British indie label Dirty Hit (home of The 1975, Rina Sawayama, Beabadoobee, and others). TheBabeGabe, Deiondre, and TyFaizon called in for this week's podcast to talk about their whirlwind 2020. Besides the items listed above, we talked about their process for naming their albums and songs, some of their behind the scenes collaborators, the band's visual imagery and different "eras," and what lies ahead for the group. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Cole Crawford started releasing music as Cole3k at the beginning of 2020, but he's been releasing music in one form or another for almost a decade now. Before becoming one of Kansas City's foremost purveyors of hyperpop, Crawford was releasing electronic music under his own name, ambient tracks as Alliance, playing in his father's worship band, and making more traditional pop tunes in Cousin Nancy with his friend Daniel Gum. We talked about his new EP, Lovesick, as well as the state of SoundCloud, his production for local rappers, and more on this week's podcast. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted OKC Soda Co. blueberry acai, Northern Soda Company vulcanus rex, and Jarritos mxcn cola. We also discussed Thanksgiving hangs, what exactly cotton candy tastes like, our feelings about cinnamon-flavored beverages, and the Jarritos brand. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

Skylar Rochelle is Kansas City music head that wears several hats. She's been hosting The Z Show every week on 90.9 The Bridge since her senior year of high school and also currently works behind the scenes on events and blog content for Manor Records, as well as contributing writing to Melted Magazine. On this episode, we talked about all of these different gigs, early music memories, her time at Bard, and where she see herself within the world of independent music. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Squirt ruby red, Ski original citrus, and Lucky Club cola. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron discuss Joe Biden's big win, KFC's new Mountain Dew variant, Mello Yello's Realtree collab, drinking Vault and Rockstar at the mall on field trips, plus Aaron's brother Josh and friends Matthew, Petur, and Weston stop in to share soda memories. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

Alexander Preston has been producing hip-hop music for about five years now, and was making electronic music even before that. He's produced songs for national-level talents like Killy and Daxz and local favorites like Zarin Micheal, Aaron Alexander, and Southside Dame. On this week's podcast we discussed his recent placements, his penchant for maximalist sounds, his new project, Ultragrade, and more. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Mountain Dew Voodew (2020 mystery flavor), Reading Draft grapefruit citrus, and Hank's pumpkin spice. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron discuss election dread, Aaron's Culver's cousins, a great Gunna post, and some historical Mountain Dew variants. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

Ignatius Audley has been playing drums since childhood, performing with bands ranging from classic rock to metalcore to indie. But for the past five years, they've been a pillar of Kansas City's DIY hardcore punk scene, playing in The Drippies, Killakee Cat, Kolumbine Kids, Narc Parade, Nitecrawlers, and currently Loss Prevention. We discussed many of these bands, how the scene's politics have shifted in recent years, and their current work in the world of leftist and philosophical web videos and writing. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Labrador chocolate, Northern Soda Company caramel cream root beer, and Sprecher orange dream. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron give a roommate update, discuss how to pronounce caramel, Kirby's plan to save America from itself, and a childhood road trip story. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

Kansas City area indie rockers Oxford Remedy released their debut EP, For Those Who Know, Tell Me What I'm Supposed To Do, back in May following a delay at the beginning of the area's COVID lockdowns. Their songs exist at a unique intersection of nineties grunge attitude and aughts radio alt rock polish. We spent this week's episode discussing their School Of Rock program beginnings, their loyal and sometimes chaotic YouTube following, their music thus far, and more. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Northern Soda Company maple root beer, Batch Craft Soda snozzberry, and Dr Pepper & Cream Soda. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron get excited for the Chiefs season, discuss the great soda vs. pop debate, and give an apartment update. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

Namesake is a Kansas City producer known for his colorful style of beatmaking. He's worked closely with national/regional acts PinkCaravan!, Sam Stan, and Jay Wood and is beginning to get more in touch with local acts, producing recent singles for A'Sean and Joey Origami. On this week's podcast we discussed the MP3 technology of the aughts, the beginning of his interest in hip-hop, how pop and electronic music interact, the artists he's worked with, TV placements, and his short term goals as an artist and engineer. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Original New York Seltzer's root beer, Boots Beverages' caramel apple soda, and Sprecher's cherry soda. This week's snack was Walker's Max Heat hot chicken wing chips. Also on this episode, Kirby introduces several new sponsors, tells us what kind of soda he kept in his locker, and more. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

Hadiza is a Kansas City-based artist who has been playing music for most of her life. Despite this, it wasn't until last year that she released her first full-length album. Shadow Weight is a record that achieves exceptional levels of depth, both lyrically and musically, weaving together themes from African traditional religions and Hadiza's own personal life, set to an eclectic mix of soul, blues, folk, and jazz instrumentation. On this week's show we talked about the long road to Shadow Weight, Hadiza's other music projects, and how the pandemic has effected her work so far. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Club Mate, Irn Bru, and Fentiman's Curiosity Cola. It's our first episode back since the pandemic began, so we lament our state and country's failures, Kirby gives us an update on his new job, and, in an SOSS first, we sample a snack -- Walker's prawn cocktail crisps. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. (We forgot to mention them on this episode -- wow, we're dumb! We'll show some extra love next time. Go support 7th Heaven!) Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

In the last Shuttlecock Podcast recorded before the pandemic, Kansas City rapper/poet Unique Sixteen sat down to talk about his two latest EPs, the ins and outs of performing as a poet, and his exploration in the world of religion. Apologies for the poor audio quality on this episode, I made an error in the process of recording it. Look out for new episodes of the podcast soon, which will likely be recorded via video call. The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and visit www.ShuttlecockMusic.com. Grab a t-shirt, button, or photo zine from the Shuttlecock web store to support the show. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

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