Music For All

Interviews!

[021] Amplifying Dissent with UTTERBLAX

Listen to UTTERBLAX.

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[020] Amplifying Dissent with Mainstreet Blake

We talked to Mainstreet Blake about busking, VHS and how society hates fun.

Musicians

Behind The Music [Mandates] with Dustin Sendejas

Dustin shares some advice about touring.

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[019] Amplifying Dissent with Proud Scout

This week we talked to Nashville, TN based musician Paul RK who shared his experiences navigating the music industry.

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[018] Amplifying Dissent with Bean Trees

We taked to Bean Trees about the state of independent music and how we got here.

Discussion

Things & Stuff I Am Not Allowed To Go To

If you thought the restrictions were over in 2022 in Tennessee, you'd be sadly mistaken. I am going to keep an ongoing list of shows that I wanted to go to, that unfortunately have chosen to exclude anyone who is unwilling or unable to partake in covid testing

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Music For All + Our Brains Hurt Podcast

I talked to Ron Saccoccio & Matt Alive about Music For All on their Our Brains Hurt podcast! Give it a listen.

Musicians

[017] Amplifying Dissent with Entropyrian

We talked to Entropyrian about decentralization and the importance of counterculture art.

Community

The Pamphleteer

The Pamphleteer is a Nashville, Tennessee based alt-daily newsletter.

Musicians

[016] Amplifying Dissent with Diana Death

We talked to Diana Death about being anti-establishment when it is no longer cool.

Discussion

How to Destroy Punk Rock [Step #1,582 - Purchase Bandcamp]

The mall, Epic Games and Bandcamp

Community

Music City Venue Ratings

Music City Venue Ratings is rating Nashville, TN venues based on how much they value personal choice

Discussion

This Bindle App Has a Threatening Aura

I was eager to share this terrifying "proof-of-health app" I stumbled upon during my regular [depressing] monitoring of indie rock shows that I can't go to. Since I've simply been avoiding events with vaccine or testing requirements, I only recently found this on the

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Playlist

Discover new music from artists who are standing up for personal autonomy

Musicians

[015] Amplifying Dissent with MUSICIAN

We talked to MUSICIAN about avant-garde music, tolerance and live performance

Musicians

[014] Amplifying Dissent David Reaboi

We talked to David Reaboi about vinyl, jazz and algorithms.

Musicians

[013] Amplifying Dissent with Alan Mosley

Alan Mosley, host of "It's Too Late with Alan Mosley", shares his experience with the total annihilating of live events, as a late night show host and studio manager.

Discussion

How to Destroy Punk Rock [Step #1 - Remove the Working Class]

The growing disdain for the working class is becoming impossible to ignore.

Musicians

[012] Amplifying Dissent with Jeremy Ferrick

Jeremy Ferrick is a California based singer songwriter who shared his experiences performing live under the current restrictions.

Community

Defeat the Mandates Rally

On Episode 2 of The Terrain Theory Podcast — Mike Merenda discusses his experience at the Defeat the Mandates Rally, artificial division and the importance of medical freedom.

Interviews!

[011] Amplifying Dissent with Dr. Mark Changizi

Dr. Mark Changizi shares his thoughts on why we like live music, the detrimental effects of face masks and the importance of disconnecting the arts from the State.

Musicians

[010] Amplifying Dissent with Tim Thompson

Tim Thompson shares his experience as a musician in Georgia, and the difficulties his girlfriend has faced under harsh lockdown and restrictions living in Germany.

Witch-Hunt

In current language, "witch-hunt" metaphorically means an investigation with the real purpose of intimidating political opponents.

Musicians

[009] Amplifying Dissent with Ron Saccoccio of Snubbed Records & Punk Rock Joe Coffee

Ron Saccoccio is an avid punk rock fan and musician, and shares some thoughts about punk's recent penchant for conformity.

Musicians

[008] Amplifying Dissent with Casey Sabol

We talked to Casey Sabol about his move from California to Tennessee and how to approach difficult topics by avoiding divisive labeling.