This episode we play tracks from Vampire Weekend, Grizzly Bear with Victoria Legrand, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Deep Dark Woods. We ignore the upcoming holiday, Halloween, not because it’s the Devil’s day, which it is, but because we disapprove of candy; not because it’s the Devil’s food of choice, which it is, but because to promote candy is to promote tooth decay and poor dental hygiene, which we value above all. At least I do. Larson might value something else above all. He does, in fact. I’ve tried to push him on the dental hygiene issue, and my points are sinking in, but slowly. It’s all about patience.

Special thanks to Jared Dunn, whose microphone contributed to the improved quality of sound you will enjoy on this episode.

Stereopathic Sessions Podcast: Episode Three

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This time around we’ve got music from Atlas Sound, The Mountain Goats, Mount Eerie, and Elvis Perkins. This episode also comes in at ten minutes, which studies show is the perfect length for a podcast.

Stereopathic Sessions Podcast: Episode Two

So, Larson and I have taken our extensive radio training and decided to do something a little different. Instead of three hours, we’re trying to cram our signature banter and impeccable musical taste into about fifteen minutes. We’ve just made the first in a series of weekly podcasts. You’ll be able to get a hold of these on Mondays.

This week we’re playing through some of the tracks that have caught our attention over the past few weeks. You’ll hear songs from Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Girls, Land of Talk, Neon Indian, Phosphorescent, and Bibio, and listen to me failing Larson and saying the words “live music” twice in a sentence with awkward emphasis.

Enjoy, and let us know what you think.

Stereopathic Sessions Podcast: Episode One

St. Vincent -The Neighbors mp3

Nate Wolff loves music and writes haphazardly.

(Left to right: Matt – bass, Patrick – guitar, vocals, Chris – guitar, Mike – drums)

WOMEN recently stopped through humble Moscow, ID between shows in Salt Lake City and Spokane.  The show was advertised for only two days but drew over 100 people to hear WOMEN play at the Nuart Theater alongside local bands The Oolongs and Yarn Owl.

Stereopathic was proud to bring them out, and enjoyed the chance to discuss the band’s influences and tour experiences on KUOI with Mike Siemens the next day.  I’m not going to lie; the interview was a little awkward. But we had a jolly good time embracing the inherent weirdness of a radio interview with a relatively obscure band on a completely unknown radio station in a sleepy college town most folks don’t even know exists.  Everyone had fun and we here at Stereopathic take our hats off to this fine group of young men.

Here’s the entire interview:

A themed show.

Larson-certifies Brady Allen as “Triple-Tasty”.

We join Susanna Rench on a trip down Memory Lane, and several Rabbit Trails.

AND LOTS OF FUN!

We’ve included both the full version of the show and the Susanna segments broken out individually, for your reminiscing pleasure.

Note: The podcast probably isn’t in iTunes podcast directory, although it will be shortly. In the meantime, you can drag this link into your iTunes Podcasts section to receive each week’s Sessions automatically!

Blues/Folk singer John Madison Kelly drops in.

Even though he barely tolerated us last time, we asked Paul Tong back again this week. He accepted. We’re not sure why.

Larson gets his belly-button pierced. Live. On-Air. I’m ready with the iodine and cotton swabs.