99 – LIVE with Comedian Cory Helie, Tattoo artist Jen LaBounta & Musical guests Sour Boy, Bitter Girl!

MOSTLY HARMLESS LIVE: How I Spent Your Summer Vacations! Guests include Comedian Cory Helie (Host of Welcome To Denver Podcast) , Tattoo artist Jen LaBounta (From Johnny’s Tattoo) & musical guest: Sour Boy Bitter Girl (Acoustic with Benjamin Buttice & Alex Bailey)!! Recorded in front of a “studio” audience at Mutiny Information Cafe in Denver! This episode is brought to you by Ratio Beerworks & Death Wish Coffee! In this month’s live episode, Damian is about the embark of on a (volunteer) trip of a lifetime to Thailand! He asks the crew about their adventures in traveling, vacationing and so much […]

81 – KIERSTON WHITE Interview! We talk about her tour with JOHN MORELAND, her family connection to Roger Miller, and following her older brother; Byron White from The Damn Quails lead into music.

KIERSTON WHITE is this week’s guest. She can currently be seen on tour with John Moreland. We meet up with the singer songwriter to talk about her early musical origins, how she was an annoying little sister who learned to play and sing from her older brother, Bryon White from The Damn Quails. We also talk about how she found her voice, Stage fright, her friendship with John Moreland and her family connection to ROGER MILLER. She also maybe sings a little bit of Sublime in this week’s audio adventure! Recorded backstage at 3 Kings Tavern in Denver, Colorado. Kierston is […]

51 – TWO COW GARAGE Live interview and acoustic taping at Mutiny Information Exchange!

TWO COW GARAGE join us for a very special episode of Mostly Harmless, recorded in front of a live studio audience at Mutiny Information Exchange in Denver, Co! There would not be a Mostly Harmless with Dammit Damian if it were not for Two Cow Garage. I found myself on a week long road trip with Michael Dean Damron, who is an excellent solo musician who is also known for his time with the best southern rock band from Portland, I Can Lick Any Son Of A Bitch In The House. With Mike, I spent a week on the road […]

Top 10 of 2012 plus Mostly Harmless Podcast Mixtape!

Before I get started here, I’m not a music reviewer. There is a reason I stick mostly to interviews. I’m not really good at explaining the WHY of why I like something. My passions come from a more gut sense of things. Below I’ll try to put into words why I liked these ten records of 2012. Hopefully I convey some idea of why these albums are great and perhaps you will check out the mixtape I’ve made! All songs count down to Number 10 to #1! You can also find the mix over at Spotify (http://open.spotify.com/user/damian.burford/playlist/3VMXIvPK8apjtI5S19ORzY) or you can […]

TOONAGE – Episode 01 – No interviews Just a Rock N Roll Mixtape

  Hello Friends! Today is the first episode in an irregular series of Podcasts dedicated to just playing music, oh and of course my infamous ramblings. With the TOONAGE series, we will infrequently bring you music from artists who might be off your radar, and whom we think should BE on your radar! These are artists who might not be touring out to Colorado anytime soon, and for whom we might not be able to get as guests for a few weeks, months or years, but think you should know about NOW! I ramble a lot in this episode. I’ve […]

07 – ARLISS NANCY talks their SUBURBAN HOME RECORDS debut “SIMPLE MACHINES,” Life in Fort Collins & The Terminator Films

Today we catch up with our good buddies in ARLISS NANCY. Arliss Nancy are the newest addition to the Suburban Home Records family, a heritage that includes Drag The River, Tim Barry, Austin Lucas and More! They’ve got a lot to live up too, but I think these boys will manage nicely. I visit these fine gentlemen at Chris Love’s Chowder House Emporium, which doubles as the band’s personal practice space and recording studio. It is also home to Elway and Sour Boy, Bitter Girl as well. We turn the microphones on and mostly talk about their newest album, SIMPLE MACHINES, out […]

03 – VIRGIL DICKERSON talks Life, The Universe and The Everything about Suburban Home Records! Plus the debut of a new Arliss Nancy track!

Hello Friends! For today’s episode, I talk with one of my best friends, Virgil Dickerson of Suburban Home Records.  Suburban Home has been around and kicking for 16 long years, and what a ride it has been. I talk with Virgil about his humble beginnings, the near end of the label and the life we’ve lived in between. Also on today’s episode, we debut a new track from Suburban Home’s newest band: ARLISS NANCY. This never before heard track is off their upcoming Suburban Home debut:  Simple Machines. The track is “Front Seat” and features the vocal talents of Mr. […]

02 – TWO COW GARAGE’s MICAH SCHNABEL talks “I’m Dead, Serious,” his origin story, music as an addiction, life on the road and more!

Hello Friends! Welcome to the official launch of Season one of the Mostly Harmless podcast! Today’s episode we talk candidly with Micah Schnabel from Two Cow Garage. Micah and I talk our mutual music addictions and we travel to the dark place of life that influenced Micah’s new album, “I’m Dead, Serious.” “Zen and The Art of Fucking Up Your Life” From Micah’s New album is played at the opening of the episode and Two Cow Garage’s “Jackson Don’t Worry” from their 2010 album Sweet Saint Me finishes the episode off. Find more information about Micah at: http://www.twocowgarage.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micah-Schnabel-Music/131977230202293 http://www.suburbanhomerecords.com