Podcasts about yesod williams

Travie chats with Yesod Williams, drummer of Pepper - one of the most successful and acclaimed bands in the "reggae-rock" genre. Pepper is a three-piece reggae-rock band originally from Kona, Hawaii, consisting of vocalist/guitarist Kaleo Wassman, vocalist/bassist Bret Bollinger, and drummer Yesod Williams. They discuss what it was like to carry the torch left by Sublime and continue to light the way for so many other musicians. They discuss how Pepper's album Kona Town, celebrating its 20th anniversary, may never have happened without a little help from some friends and the ability to keep working when nobody was watching. Yesod talks about the early days playing to empty crowds on Warped Tour, to starting their own record label (LAW Records), to now being known and respected by everyone who comes through the scene. They also touch on the emerging AI technology wave and how the Blockchain may actually be a saving grace for all musicians. All this and more as Travie and Yesod get FIRED UP! Travie's links: https://twitter.com/MrTravisTho https://linktr.ee/travie.eth STREAM "GET ME READY" NOW: https://orcd.co/getmeready Pepper Links: https://www.pepperlive.com/ https://shop.pepperlive.com/ https://twitter.com/YesodWilliams Affiliates/Partners: Get ZEALOUS Today and have your own AI assistant, turning all your recorded content into marketing that works: https://zealous.one/?via=travie Get your OWN UNSTOPPABLE DOMAIN here: https://unstoppabledomains.com/?ref=travie Join the Disco Studios Discord: discord.gg/syR833GFxg and follow DS at https://discostudios.art/ NFT365 Podcast with Fanzo: https://nft365podcast.com/ Theme FIRED UP by IAMNAX: https://www.iamnax.xyz/

The Doc invites Yesod Williams from the band Pepper! The two talk about salad dressing in St. Augustine, recording Kona Town, performing Kona Town, the influence of Sublime and much much more! Make sure to tune in! Monologue (Dirty cities): 0:00:23 Birthday Suit 1: 13:04 Ripped from the Headlines: 18:15 Pepper (with Stick Figure) – Warning: 34:40 Shoutouts: 40:21 Tom Brady News: 47:27 Yesod Williams of Pepper Interview: 54:04 Pepper (with Kash'd Out) – Dirty Girl: 1:51:32 The Doc G Top 3 (best High School Movies): 1:56:14 Birthday Suit 2: 2:09:02 Birthday Suit 3: 2:12:06

Drummer Yesod Williams of the reggae infused Kona-dub rock band Pepper comes on the show to share stories of his indestructible tank of a bulldog Mishka. He also introduces us to his newest member of the family Jerry Garcia, a Shih Tzu/Poodle/Chihuahua/Maltese/Pomeranian/Super Mutt mix with hypnotic human-like blue eyes, and salutes the spirit of his beloved border collie Ohana who sadly crossed the rainbow bridge this past April. 

Propaganda, by definition, is "information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view". Before we lose off the Drug Wars Propaganda stage, we get a little more introspective and skeptical about propaganda and its inescapable nature. Plus, a special guest appearance from Yesod Williams of Pepper.

He MUST have this when playing @TheAmp Delayed Gratification. Last week The Amp, in Saint Augustine, hosted the popular bands, Pepper & Slighty Stoopid. After a wild and fun round of golf, Yesod williams sat down with Todd Juliano backstage at The Amp to discuss just how HARD and how much WORK goes into being a successful musician. Who doesn't want to be a rockstar, perform on stage in front of thousands of people and be PRAISED for your sound? Well when you hear how much DEDICATION & WORK goes into reaching the top, it might just be the line in the sand that some people won't cross to get there. Listen in as Yesod spills about playing the 2001 Warp Tour, his favorite MUST have when he's in Saint Augustine, and a REUNION TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT??? Thank you again to Yesod Williams, Miles Doughty, Oguer Ocon, and Andy Geib for playing a round of golf with us and giving us a peak behind the curtain at our very own, Saint Augustine Amphitheater. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-the-mic-tj/message

Bakotunes welcomes drummer Yesod Williams of Hawaii reggae rockers, Pepper! Plus Music! Info: mattomunoz@gmail.com

On this episode I have drummer Yesod Williams from Pepper. Even though we come from completely different musical worlds, it just goes to show that it doesn’t matter what genre you’re in, music is one giant community! He’s one of the nicest and most chill hangs you could ever have! We share stories of tours we’ve done together, we share drum stick and head endorsements and we just catch up and learn the story about how he came up in music from Hawaii! 

A show where idobi's newest show host Yesod Williams of Disposable Heroes and The High Plains Drifters called in! 

Host Micah Brown alongside Drake Peterson bring on Yesod Williams and Kaleo Wassman of the band Pepper.  Join us as we reminisce about past tours, laugh about hilarious uncensored stories from the road and get the scoop on new music from Pepper.   Check out all the amazing things the boys of Pepper and Law Records are doing by checking out the links below. Part 2 of this interview airs Wednesday January 20th, but if you want to see it now, join our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/iration for exclusive access! Law Records https://www.law-records.com/#/thehousethatbradleybuilt (https://www.law-records.com/#/thehousethatbradleybuilt/) / http://thenowellfamilyfoundation.org (http://thenowellfamilyfoundation.org/) Pepper Wines https://thewineboss.net/purchase-wine Naughty Don https://www.kaleolive.com/naughty-don Rebel and Muse http://www.rebelandmuse.com (http://www.rebelandmuse.com/) Disposable Heroes www.Disposableherospod.com (http://www.disposableherospod.com/) Invisible Wave https://www.invisiblewave.org (https://www.invisiblewave.org/) Cheepono https://www.cheepono.org (https://www.cheepono.org/) SPONSOR: Malama Mushrooms Use code IRATION at https://www.malamamushrooms.com  (https://www.malamamushrooms.com )

Yesod Williams (Pepper, LAW Records) & Kellie Nowell (The Nowell Family Foundation, Bradley's House) interviews. Yesod Williams shares his story and solutions on alcoholism and depression. Growing up seeing his mother's alcoholism and its consequences and his mother's eventual death due to the disease, Yesod Williams slides into alcoholism after her death. With 9 years of abuse, Yesod's drummer friend Adam O'Rourke of 2Cents gave him the direction and advice that started his detox from alcohol. Listen to how Yesod changed in lifestyle, nutrition, and exercise after he chose a healthier life, which has made him think more clearly, feel more bright, and be more motivated than ever before. Depression was part of his withdrawal from alcohol, but he kept moving forward to find a better life beyond the bottle. Yesod's LAW Record Label has dropped a new compilation CD entitled, "The House That Bradley Built" with a variety of artists singing acoustic versions of their favorite Sublime songs. The proceeds will go to building Bradley's House, a opioid rehab center, as a tribute to Bradley Nowell, lead singer of Sublime who died in 1996 of a heroin overdose. Next, we have featured guest Kellie Nowell, sister of Brad, who talks about family addictions and fond memories of brother Brad and Sublime. Our featured song is "Rivers of Babylon" sung by Jake and Jim "Papa" Nowell, a special duet by son and father of Bradley Nowell, a highlight on the new CD. "The House That Bradley Built" CD and Deluxe CD can be purchased at law-records.com. “Be brave, ask for help, and be persistent in finding the mental help that you need.” For free or affordable mental help, visit: http://checkyourheadpodcast.com/ Thank you for supporting us through our website at checkyourheadpodcast.com or on our patreon.com page. Every dollar is appreciated, every listener is appreciated

Kellie and Jarett talk with Yesod Williams and Paul Milbury from Law Records to discuss the new Deluxe release of The House That Bradley Built

A show where Eric Tobin, Yesod Williams, and Bonavega called in PLUS Izzy Fontaine co-hosted! 

Today we talk to Yesod Williams, the drummer of the legendary Reggae Rock band Pepper.  Yesod gives us some great laughs about tour pranks and life on the road.  He also talks about his band Pepper, Pepper Wines, his podcast Disposable Heroes and his charity the Cheepono Foundation.

Yesod Williams, the Kona, HI born drummer who’s band Pepper has been on the scene since the 90’s has created a quite the career for himself by taking a chance. After a visit to the mainland, Williams new that sunny California was the place for him and his two bandmates and the three of them […] The post 511 – Yesod Williams (Pepper): Take a chance appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Aloooooha!! In this episode we have our Ohana from Hawaii and drummer from Pepper, Mr. Yesod Williams. We talk about music, the struggles of being compared to sublime, and the meaning of Ohana. We also get a small crash course on the correct way of slammin da SHAKA!!  Grab your coconut shell drinks and feel good with us! Tell your friends and don't forget to subscribe, like, and follow us:   Facebook: Feelin Good With Duddy Instagram: @feelingoodwithduddy Twitter: @feelingoodduddy 

Aloooooha!! In this episode we have our Ohana from Hawaii and drummer from Pepper, Mr. Yesod Williams. We talk about music, the struggles of being compared to sublime, and the meaning of Ohana. We also get a small crash course on the correct way of slammin da SHAKA!!  Grab your coconut shell drinks and feel good with us! Tell your friends and don't forget to subscribe, like, and follow us:   Facebook: Feelin Good With Duddy Instagram: @feelingoodwithduddy Twitter: @feelingoodduddy 

This week Another Take has been taken over by a brand new podcast titled Disposable Heroes. If you listened to last week's episode, you heard our guest, Yesod Williams, talking about this new venture. In partnership with Another Take Media, Yesod is going to be interviewing drummers from all walks of life. A drummers pod, but not all about drums. Enjoy DisposableHeroesPod.com

Yesod Williams stops in to talk about his new podcast, how he started playing the drums, his early days in Pepper, what it was like touring for the first time, and more.

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The guys start the show by discussing celebrity surfers, how surf videos introduced kids to surf punk, and Jack Johnson and the Santa Barbara/Hawaii connection. The conversation then switches back to surf videos, Pennywise and the history of Bro Hymn, and Cheyne talks about being on the show "Maui Fever." Then Guttermouth and the on stage antics of their lead singer become the the topic of discussion, Cheyne brings up NOFX and Bad Religion, and then Cheyne talks about a wave controlled by an iPad. The show closes with the group talking about Cheyne's roll at Body Glove, how Jeff's old band shot a music video on the Body Glove boat, and Mike asks the guys what they think of Jay Z's new music streaming App TIDAL. 

Yesod is a great friend and a member of the band "PEPPER". While in LA on the set of  "kook" Yesod  came and hung out and we were able to sit down and talk story. Check out one of the coolest guys in rock n roll.

"You can take the band out of Hawaii, but you can't take the Hawaii out of the band..." Pepper drummer Yesod Williams from Pepper sat down with me at Riot Fest 2016 to talk about the band's long history. He was a gracious, kind and charming person to interview; despite the level of success Pepper's achieved, he approaches it with modesty: "My life is filled with 'pinch myself moments'" Another backstage interview from the Chicago date of Riot Fest 2016. This time around, it's Yesod Williams, drummer for Pepper, a band that's blissfully been bringing chill vibes for two decades. We started the interview with a discussion of the band's sound. Simply put, you can take the band out of Hawaii...but you can't take Hawaii

Check out our May 8th show, which features an interview with Yesod Williams of Pepper !!!

Check out our May 8th show, which features an interview with Yesod Williams of Pepper as we talk about their new album Ohana !!!

It's a drummer special! Pete Parada, drummer for The Offspring, and Yesod Williams of Pepper sit down with Mike and Jeff to talk all things drums (and a few things about babies.)

The show opens with Kaleo talking about the new Pepper record, yoga teaching, his musical history, growing up in Hawaii, and George Michael. Next Kaleo talks about the formation of Pepper, the first song he and Bret Bollinger wrote together, the recruiting of Yesod Williams, and the band's move to the mainland. Mike then talks about his involvement with the band through the years, and his career as a sound engineer. The show closes with Kaleo weighing in on Pepper's success, an in depth discussion about music "ownership", Led Zepplin, UB-40 and The Police.

The guys start the show by discussing celebrity surfers, how surf videos introduced kids to surf punk, and Jack Johnson and the Santa Barbara/Hawaii connection. The conversation then switches back to surf videos, Pennywise and the history of Bro Hymn, and Cheyne talks about being on the show "Maui Fever." Then Guttermouth and the on stage antics of their lead singer become the the topic of discussion, Cheyne brings up NOFX and Bad Religion, and then Cheyne talks about a wave controlled by an iPad. The show closes with the group talking about Cheyne's roll at Body Glove, how Jeff's old band shot a music video on the Body Glove boat, and Mike asks the guys what they think of Jay Z's new music streaming App TIDAL.

The show opens with Clay talking about how he got into MMA, how his family reacts while he fights, and how living in an RV at the beginning of his career is similar to a young band going on the road. Then the group talks about Clay living in Albuquerque and the city's relationship with the TV show Breaking Bad, how Clay is able to flip a switch when he fights, and the walk out music the two teams in the Super Bowl used. Mike then describes why it's a bad idea to post photos from Pepper's soundcheck after watching a Metallica soundcheck, Clay talks about the last two weeks of training before a fight, and the first album he ever owned. The group closes the show talking about the movie "Whiplash," what it is like to go to a college football game, and how Mike looks like MMA fighter Conor McGregor.

Mike sits down with Pepper's Yesod Williams and the bands tour manager Tyler Craig and discuss the crazy adventure that was the 311 cruise. They discuss sneaking weed on board, what they did in Jamaica, and other random things.

The show starts off with Alex explaining what Gluten is, a discussion about Bob Marley's Birthday and Run DMC, and the impact of O.T. Genasis' song "Cocoa." Next, Alex describes what it's like to have a producer talk to her during a live broadcast, Mike's twitter feud with Slash, the Sons of Anarchy theme, and Yesod talks about recording Pepper's first album. The show finishes up with the gang talking about the new Incubus record, Beyonce's "Drunk in Love," and a live version of O.T. Genasis.