122 – David Williams, bestselling photographer of Men With Cats! Live from Tattered Cover

DAVID WILLIAMS, the author/photographer of the New York Times Bestselling book, Men with Cats is the guest on this week’s Mostly Harmless Podcast! This was a LIVE recording of a Q&A hosted at the Tatter Cover in Denver! This episode is brought to you by Ratio Beerworks! I first became familiar with David and his work through our hundred thousand mutual friends! I had become a big fan of the music video David directed for the band Sleeping Weather, not to mention his most excellent portrait work! Even better, David and I had previously been published together a few years earlier […]

90 – Mostly Harmless Live with IAN DOUGLAS TERRY, ZAK KINSELLA & SLEEPING WEATHER! Brought to you by Ratio Beerworks!

MOSTLY HARMLESS LIVE IS BACK! This is the first episode of our new run. Recorded in front of a “studio” audience at Mutiny Information Cafe in Denver! In this episode, we are joined by comedian Ian Douglas Terry, Comic artist Zak Kinsella & musical guest: Sleeping Weather to discuss unrequited love and those early school boy heartbreaks that made us the “Men” we are today! We also make a mixtape and play a rousing game of “Who said it? Hulk Hogan, Macho Man Randy Savage or Rosie O’Donnell!” This episode is brought to you by Ratio Beerworks & Death Wish […]

22 – JOYCE MANOR talks Punknews Album of the year, How Bowling created their band, Their current wild ride, and where it will take them

HELLO FRIENDS! Holy crap guys! We have the winner’s of the coveted PUNKNEWS ALBUM OF THE YEAR FOR 2011 on today’s show!! This is quite possibly my favorite episode yet. We just sit back and have a blast bullshitting about life the universe and everything. I think you’ll have a blast listening! This episode is sponsored by ASIAN MAN RECORDS! On today’s episode we talk about: The Dangers of drinking Fireball whiskey and wrestling women. Their earliest childhood influences. How bowling factors into their origin story. What sets them apart from other pop-punk bands What it was like winning Punknews.org album of the year […]