Emo Girl Talk 180- Warped Tour 2009
June 28, 2009
Special Guest: Daddy Butler – Audio Comments- Warped Tour Recap
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Emo Girl Talk 179- This is Just a Regular Everyday Normal Podcast
June 21, 2009
Peter is in the studio! – Audio Comments – Yelp – TV – Everyday Normal Guy – Thanks to East Bay and Brookstone for sponsoring this episode. Get 15% off at Eastbay.com Use Promo code AFEMOG15
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Emo Girl Talk Vidcast – Fallbrooke Interview
June 21, 2009
The boys in Fallbrooke live in LA, so we sat down in our own rooms and video chatted with them for this interview. Enjoy!
Emo Girl Talk Vidcast – Riverboat Gamblers Interview
June 21, 2009
Martina and Jackie interview Mikc Wiebe from the Riverboat Gamblers
BIO:
The Riverboat Gamblers are a punk rock band originally from Denton, Texas, but now residing in Austin, Texas. The band currently consists of Mike Wiebe, Fadi el-Assad, Rob Marchant and Ian MacDougall, and are currently signed to Volcom Entertainment.
In 1997, former Blanks member Pat Lillard (“Spider”) (Bass), formed The Riverboat Gamblers with Fadi el-Assad (“Freddy Castro”) (Lead Guitar), and Mike Wiebe (“Teko Buller” or “Rookie Sensation”) (Vocals). Lillard’s original intention was to emulate Virginia punk-rockers The Candy Snatchers. In direct contrast to the popular emo music at the time, The Riverboat Gamblers’ premiere show featured over-the-top songs relating to drinking and of course, gambling. Tongue planted firmly in cheek, The Riverboat Gamblers continued to play house parties and shows throughout Denton and the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The Gamblers burst out of the Denton college scene in September of 2001 on the back of their self-released 7” single “Jenna Is A No Show.” Both 2001’s self-titled release and 2003’s “Something to Crow About” were produced by Texas punk rocker Tim Kerr (Big Boys, Lord High Fixers).
After the warm reception of “Something to Crow About”, the band soon relocated from Denton, Texas to Austin, Texas. The band first received attention from major record labels after their energetic and rowdy showcase at the 2003 South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival in Austin, Texas, but the band ultimately signed with indie label Gearhead Records. In 2005 they were signed to Volcom Entertainment and performed a stint on the 2005 Warped Tour, where the band was often noticed for its deranged live shows.
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Emo Girl Talk 178 – Leslie Simon Interview
June 15, 2009
I interview the author of Wish You Were Here: An Essential Guide to Your Favorite Music Scenes-from Punk to Indie and Everything in Between
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Alpacking and Heading to Florida!
June 7, 2009
Peter – Audio Comments – Alpaca Lesson – Random Chat – The Richest Kids in America By Mark Victor Hansen
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