Music and memories! plus a guest intro from Taman.

Tracklist:
Josh - Rock Box and Denim
The Poppets - Caller ID
Reddmen - White After Labor Day
Resin - Someone's About To Die, And That Person Is You
Soophie Nun Squad - Donkey Call
Katie Dwyer - Cigarette
Big Bubba - Stressed Out
The GC5 - Pile Of Evidence
The Soviettes - #1 is Number Two
Japanther - She's The One

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Listen to Shiloh's story as they grow from awkward kid to accomplished songwriter. And listen to some of their original music! <3

The season finale is here!* Rounding out the series on booker/promoters is Taman, who took over the duties after Hunter and Adria moved on. Listen as we discuss Taman's involvement, from first hearing about shows to taking over booking.

*Season Two is coming soon!

(Continued from the last episode) The Pierre Punk And Emo Trailer was a dwelling in the Georgetown neighborhood of Pierre in the early part of this century. It provided shelter for Adria and Hunter, as well as touring bands who needed a place to crash. In this episode, Ocho talks with Adria and Hunter about booking shows, living at the PPET, and the origins of the Pierre Skate Park.

The Pierre Punk And Emo Trailer was a dwelling in the Georgetown neighborhood of Pierre in the early part of this century. It provided shelter for Adria and Hunter, as well as touring bands who needed a place to crash. In this episode, Ocho talks with Adria and Hunter about booking shows, living at the PPET, and the origins of the Pierre Skate Park.

This episode pays tribute to our friend Elliot Harmon, whom we dearly miss.

From very early on, Elliot found ways to contribute to our scene with his creativity and his humble (yet daring) attitude.

The episode features audio tracks of several poems written and performed by Elliot, as well as music from his band Table 9, and his solo project, Alex And His Flaming Monkey Children.

Elliot's contributions to the community were only the beginnings of his contributions to the world at large. Anyone interested in learning about Elliot's work later in life can do so here:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/10/honoring-elliot-harmon-eff-activism-director-poet-friend-1981-2021

https://ftp.creativecommons.org/2021/11/10/remembering-elliot-harmon-1981-2021/

Part II of the late 20th century - more venues, more bands, and more community.

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After the fall of The Elks, the breakup of Stickman, and the inevitable moving-away-to-college for the original crew, the shows had come to an end. ...or HAD THEY?

No. They hadn't. Thanks to the fortitude, compassion and impatience of three teenage girls, who made the decision to keep the scene alive while crammed in the cab of a pickup truck on their way back from a show in Huron. In this episode, we hear from Amber and Arin, as well as Devin (from Huron), and Matt Boyd, who had fortuitously found himself the adult of the group. And don't forget about your host, Ocho! (Or do. I understand that's part of life).