Erik talks about his dream home gym setup and Michael does his Spooky Season Movie Recap, ranking all the spooky movies he watched in October
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Home Jim
The Best and Worst Sound Guys w/ Nick from The Knits
Nick Toews from The Knits joins the show to talk about the gig at Ooey Gooey's in Hamilton that Erik and Michael's band Zero Fire will be opening for. Topics include band lore, manipulative cats, the best and worst sound guys and the importance of a good mix.
Bless Yeah
A very exclusive episode of Music-Adjacent Podcast.
The New Punk Rock w/ Leo Dragtoe
Leo Dragtoe joins the show to talk A.I., vocal stims, Willie Nelson and what it takes to become a knight of the British empire. Stick around til the end for an acoustic rendition of Dream TV by Fünyboht.
Erik Fer Gubberner
Erik announces his run for political office. Michael got a million views on an Instagram Reel and Krystal has beef with the comment section.
No One Cares (about your looping pedal) w Ben Schillaci
Songwriting wizard and indie guitar virtuoso, Ben Schillaci, joins the show to talk about home recording, Tim Buckley and music education. Stick around for four original acoustic songs at the end.
Virgo Season
Krystal has her own microphone today! Will Michael and Erik stop talking long enough to let her finish her astrological reading of their birth charts as was the plan for this episode? Unlikely!
Four Alphas For Alphas w/ Loversteeth
Zach and Karl from Loversteeth are back dropping alpha male knowledge, discussing conspiracy theories and Shrek… you know, podcast stuff.
I'm Oppenheimer Over Here w/ Loversteeth
Erik and Michael talk about their favourite fictional Christopher Nolan character until Karl and Zach from the band Loversteeth crash the podcast.
The Mount Rushmore of Canadian Millennial Rock Bands
Are Cyclone popsicles really a 10? Is Taylor Swift better than Metallica? Who is on the Mount Rushmore of Canadian Millennial rock bands? The answers to these questions and more on today's episode!
Michael and Jason's Music-Adjacent Podcast
Elina Filice: Releasing Music So It Gets Heard
Elina Filice is a singer/songwriter/music marketer from Hamilton who has lived in Singapore and studied in Dublin. She has over a million plays on Spotify and has developed an app to help indie artist get organized and give their music the chance to have the release it deserves. Includes live acoustic performances of four original songs.
https://www.droprocket.app/
Leo Dragtoe 2: Let Them Eat Toe Beans
The word of the day is "despondent." Leo Dragtoe is in the house talking about his debut album, Alive at Zyla's and the new Fünyboht EP, Church Bells and Little Spells, that he and Michael have been working on in the pod stu since last year... that one's coming out on all streaming platforms October 3rd 2022, but until then you can buy the limited demos package at https://funyboht.com/album/2288841/church-bells-and-little-spells-the-demos
Felipe Encina: Psycho-Folkloric Funkadelic
Visual artist Felipe Encina talks in the studio about tedious animation gigs, unravelling the Disney Extended Universe and telling stories through visual art.
After the interview, Felipe and Michael attempted a mixed media jam session which can be viewed here:
https://youtu.be/zMBEZpm2hrA
Uhm Like
Bizness meeting/virtual pod test. Patreon subscribers ONLY!!
How do words?
Nigel Stewart - Piss Bottles, Value Burgs, 2pm Load In
Captain WildChild drummer/producer and fellow Mohawk Music grad, Nigel Stewart, drops in before band practice to discuss new material and opening a trendy new restaurant.
4 Episodes in 2 Years, A Pandemic Recap
Michael and Erik scroll back in time to recall where they've been these last two years.
Nick Zyla - BINGO Dabber Death Cult
After over a year of pandemic related setbacks, the show returns with the incomparable Nick Zyla. Mythical creature, entrepreneur, bar/restaurant/venue owner, songwriter who has released in the ballpark of 3000 recordings, Zyla joins us to talk about Canadian Idol Auditions, downtown characters who'd walk into his bar and how best to use a BINGO Dabber in a life-or-death altrication.
Dope Chief 2
The artist known as The Dope Chief is back and answering some "rapid" fire questions about content creation, the importance of time management and why we should stop worrying and embrace the singularity. Topics include the Spanish language, reincarnation, animation, Winnie the Pooh, Marc Rebillet and Twitch streaming.
Turbo League
Cold coffee, fugue states, bullet chess, the song that goes "nanana hey"
LOOK AT OUR SNAKES
Ball Python breeders/podcasters, Chris and Nick of The Reptile Ward, stop by to drop some knowledge about snakes and verbally abuse Erik. They also share some hot takes on lizards and answer listener submitted questions like "do snakes and mice really get along sometimes?" and "do they like to be pet?"
Mikey Molnar
Our good friend Mikey Molnar stopped by to talk about video games, cats, comedy, the global tie-dye shortage and his two new songs that just came out on streaming platforms. Make sure to stick around til the end for lovely live renditions of his new tunes.
Olivia Brown and Steve Ferrell
Celebrating 25 episodes of "the Primus of Podcasts" by getting silly with two of our most downloaded guests of 2019: yoga teacher Steve Ferrell and bassist Olivia Brown.
Always Succeed
Michael and Erik talk new music releases including Loathe, Pete Maws, Tricot, Jana Teovano and more while constantly referencing a series of obscure Australian TV commercials. Other topics include pizza (obviously), the show's nebulous anniversary date, motivational Instagrammers and Chillton getting adopted. Includes improvised music about going to the bathroom.
Bob Shields
Bob Shields is a highly esteemed guitarist whose mastery of jazz, rock and all the styles in between has taken him all over the world. But as a music educator, he might be even more special.
When he was my jazz harmony professor in college, he would always challenge the class to use cutting edge compositional techniques; these days, if I'm stuck in a rut with my musicianship, I'll go to him for insights that keep me inspired and focused for months; in his own journey, Bob has set his sights higher than the mathematics of musical composition or the fine-tuning of musical performances: he has completed his PhD focusing on the correlation between creativity and overall human wellbeing and he is currently writing a book on the same subject.

