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The GSpot: Lorenzo Haggerty (Psychedelic Salon)

In GSpot on October 7, 2011 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny talks to Lorenzo Haggerty, host of the infamous “Psychedelic Salon” and author of The Genesis Generation. They take a walk down some memory lanes, speculate, pontificate and kibbitz.

Music by Japan.

http://www.lorenzohagerty.com/
http://www.matrixmasters.net/salon/

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The GSpot: Kerry Cassidy

In GSpot on September 2, 2011 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny talks to Kerry Cassidy from Project Camelot.

Music by Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd and New Order, in that order.

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The GSpot: David Jay Brown

In GSpot on August 23, 2011 at 12:41 pm

Joseph Matheny talks to writer and psychonaut David Jay Brown  about his many projects and interests.

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Music (in order) by Gogol Bordello, Marvin Pontiac and Japan.

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The GSpot: Hal Hefner

In GSpot, Interviews, Podcast on August 8, 2011 at 11:57 am

Hosts Joseph Matheny and Julieta Randall talk about upcoming shows and then speak to Hal Hefner of Gates.

Music by The Three Dog Night and Zager and Evans

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The GSpot: Joseph Matheny and Julieta Randall

In GSpot, Podcast, Rant on July 4, 2011 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny shows off his grumpy side again (maybe it was the beer?). Luckily it is all balanced out by co-host Julieta Randall adding some positive vibes to the scene. They ramble, chant, rail and chatter for your dancing and dining pleasure.

MUSIC BY Thomas Feiner & Anywhen
* Mesmerene
* The Siren Songs

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The GSpot: Nick Tharcher

In GSpot, Podcast on June 13, 2011 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny talks to Nick Tharcher of Original Falcon fame about all kinds of things.

Music by The Rolling Stones

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(I apologize for the echo, had some studio issues which are all fixed now so future shows will be back to normal)

The GSpot: Ralph Abraham

In GSpot, Interviews, Podcast on July 23, 2010 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny in conversation with old friend and mentor Ralph Abraham.

THE GSPOT AND CUP OF TNB WILL BE ON HIATUS UNTIL SEPTEMBER.

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The GSpot: Crowdsourcing

In GSpot, Podcast on July 9, 2010 at 8:01 am

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Joseph Matheny in conversation with John and Albion, representatives for “The Thirteen” from Project Restoration and Kelly Evans from Selfport

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The GSpot: Mark Mallman

In GSpot, Interviews, Podcast on June 25, 2010 at 8:00 am

Joseph Matheny in conversation with the diversely creative spirit, Mark Mallman.

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“Criminally under appreciated” and “The greatest indie songwriter you’ve never heard” are both phrases written in the past 12 years of Mark Mallman’s professional career.  He’s opened for the likes of Donovan, Of Montreal, Cat Power, Green Day, Howie Day, Linda Ronstadt, Tegan and Sara, and Guided by Voices to name a select few.  His songs have been featured on This American Life, MTV, VH1, MSNBC, Current Television, and Public Radio International.  In Minneapolis, he boasts a star on the side of First Avenue Nightclub.  He is also featured contributor in the book “Music Theory for Dummies”.

As front man for Kindercore records electro/house/rock act, Ruby Isle – or composer for major motion picture trailers such as 10000bc, Adventureland, The Hitcher, and The Haunting of Molly Hartley – Mark Mallman has accomplished more creatively than most artists twice his age.  Unlike ANY other artist, he’s performed the longest rock song ever written, a piano solo with the rear tire of a full sized motor scooter, and for 10 hours inside of a refrigerator box.  His newest release, “Invincible Criminal”, was released  fall of 2009 on Badman Recording Company (My Morning Jacket, Starf***ker) .

www.markmallman.com
www.markmallmancomposer.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Mallman

The GSpot: Henry Baum

In GSpot, Podcast on May 14, 2010 at 12:01 am

Joseph Matheny in conversation with author Henry Baum about his newest novel The American Book of the Dead. This book recently won the The Independent Publisher gold medal for Visionary Fiction.


Henry Baum is the author of the novels The Golden Calf and North of Sunset and has published work in anthologies with Another Sky Press and 3 AM Magazine, as well as stories in Scarecrow, Identity Theory, Purple Prose, Storyglossia, and others. He lives in Los Angeles.

http://www.theamericanbookofthedead.com/

“If you read Lolita or A Clockwork Orange without drop-kicking the book out into the garden on a rainy day, this novel is for you.” Tessa Dick, author of The Owl in Daylight, and widow of Philip K. Dick

“Reminiscent of Philip K. Dick and Haruki Murakami, a book that boldly explores the future and defies genre.” Largehearted Boy

“The book is skilfully written and edited to pro standards. Baum is a credit to alternative publishing. The story is totally fresh. I haven’t read anything like it before and I give it an unhesitating recommendation.” Darryl Sloan, author of Chion and Reality Check

“One of the most unique approaches to storytelling I’ve ever come across!” a reader on Goodreads

Two Novel Responses by Philip Heying & Philip Persinger

From the Tyranny of the Muse.

Winner: Best Fiction at the DIY Book Festival

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