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Want to know what was featured? Dive into the Episode Notes section of the blog for a full breakdown of past shows, including commentary, context, and behind-the-scenes insights.
Recent Episodes
The Miracle of the Dreadlocked Tech and the Van of Holding
It took a dreadlocked tech, three proprietary hardware programmers, and a last-second scavenge from a van to fix the chair. With the rig back online, it was time to hit The Brewing Projekt and credit the man who turned me into a hophead.
Signal Drift: Chapter 25
The Mississippi was breathing. A thick, rhythmic fog rolled off the water, swallowing the bottom of the bluffs and turning the world into a grayscale blur. I had the GS in "Blackout Mode"—lights killed, traction control dialed to the dirt setting. But I wasn't hearing...
Latest Blog Posts
Interview with Dave Dolengewicz B.A.J.IC
last week I had a chance to talk to Dave about The Collective here's our entire conversation.
Bay Area, jazz Inventors Collective
So this afternoon, I got turned on to some new jazz. On an upcoming episode of the program, we're going to do a deep dive into the Bay Area, jazz inventors collective. I've just added their music to our library. I've been jamming on it for a while now this stuff is so...
If Metal took over the World Sequel Songs would Suck Less
Imagine if you will a world where Heavy Metal was the driving force not just behind music but the very economy. If you can't imagine that for one your imagination is lame but it's already been imagined for you.Brendon Small envisioned this in his animated masterpiece...
Hollar Into The Void
We have some exciting news for you. Our friend. Josh Hollar is joining the team over here at Rolling With Scissors. You may know Josh from the group Self Titled Album. Not only is he a great musician, but he's got some things to say. I think we will be a good...
Hollar Into The Void
Skate Punk and Bedroom Grit Live at The Plus
ast night at The Plus, Jack Greenwood and Social Cig delivered a high-energy masterclass in midwestern indie rock, resurrecting the raw, unpretentious spirit of iconic ’90s underground venues like The Klinic.
An Open Letter to Congress: We Refuse the Cage
Congress is cutting Medicaid funding while the DOJ quietly rolls back disability integration laws. This open letter exposes the terrifying pipeline designed to force disabled adults back into institutional warehouses.
Tool in the Grass: Jesse Stratton Band Rips Phoenix Park
The Texas Hill Country met the Chippewa River last night as the Jesse Stratton Band blew the crowd away at Phoenix Park—complete with a heavy guitar riff that left my radio brain spinning
Denver’s Biggest Smallest Insurrection
No inspiration porn here. Fronted by the fiercely independent, profanely witty Kalyn Rose Heffernan, Wheelchair Sports Camp has just unleashed their brilliant new punk-infused hip-hop album ‘oh imperfecta’ on Alternative Tentacles Records. I’m trying to get my hands on the record right now so we can bring them in for a full feature set.
Interviews
The Great Eau Claire Pivot: From Shakes to IPAs
When you set out for a simple ice cream shake and end up in the middle of Food Truck Friday at Phoenix Park, you don’t fight it—you grab an IPA and lean in.
The Highway Hall of Mirrors: If Your Car Could Actually Talk
Ever wondered what your car would say if it had a mouth? From the silent judgment of EVs to the mid-life crisis of a 911, we’re tearing down the automotive ego.
The Beach in Your Pocket (And Why We’re Running Out of It)
From “sand mafias” to teaching rocks how to think—discover the hilarious and terrifying reality that your high-tech life is built on a dwindling supply of dirt.
The Evolution of the Asylum: Welcome to Padded Sell Studios
When you line your walls with enough acoustic blankets to look like a psychiatric patient, you name the studio accordingly. Welcome to the evolution of Padded Sell Studios.
Signal Drift: Current Broadcast
Signal Drift is an original fiction series unfolding one chapter at a time—right here on the blog. Set in a near-future collapse where communication is survival, the story follows a former radio engineer navigating broken networks, old alliances, and strange new signals. Each post is a chapter, and the series is updated regularly. Want to dig deeper into the cast? Meet the characters right here.
Skate Punk and Bedroom Grit Live at The Plus
ast night at The Plus, Jack Greenwood and Social Cig delivered a high-energy masterclass in midwestern indie rock, resurrecting the raw, unpretentious spirit of iconic ’90s underground venues like The Klinic.
An Open Letter to Congress: We Refuse the Cage
Congress is cutting Medicaid funding while the DOJ quietly rolls back disability integration laws. This open letter exposes the terrifying pipeline designed to force disabled adults back into institutional warehouses.
Tool in the Grass: Jesse Stratton Band Rips Phoenix Park
The Texas Hill Country met the Chippewa River last night as the Jesse Stratton Band blew the crowd away at Phoenix Park—complete with a heavy guitar riff that left my radio brain spinning
Denver’s Biggest Smallest Insurrection
No inspiration porn here. Fronted by the fiercely independent, profanely witty Kalyn Rose Heffernan, Wheelchair Sports Camp has just unleashed their brilliant new punk-infused hip-hop album ‘oh imperfecta’ on Alternative Tentacles Records. I’m trying to get my hands on the record right now so we can bring them in for a full feature set.
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