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The Haute Garbage Podcast

The Haute Garbage Podcast

De: Andy and Drew
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A weekly music podcast from Portland Oregon. Poorly researched, awkwardly discussed.

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Episodios
  • DR 1GGS with JORDAN CASNER
    Nov 28 2025

    This week we talked to Jordan Casner. Jordan is a comedian and Portland's reining funniest person. We talk about comedy when the internet exists, the gauntlet of winning Portland's Funniest Person, live albums, and cool uncles. Music this week from Bela Blaq, Kling Klang, Nikki Nair & Uffie, and Split System.

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    1 h y 35 m
  • Crying In WinCo with FRIENDS FRIENDS
    Nov 21 2025

    This week we talked to fantastic Portland band, Friends Friends. We talk about grocery stores. That’s all. Just tips and tricks to shop till you drop. Plus like, music and stuff. Songs this week from Friends Friends, Twisted Teens, Laska, and Deathcat.

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    2 h
  • Potential Leper with KILLMER
    Nov 1 2025

    Killmer is a three-piece rock delight, blending sounds from across the genre and wrapping them in warm, clean production. Their May 2025 release "Primo!" is meant (at least in this listener's opinion) to be enjoyed by adults, with an attention to craft, mood, and message that also knows how to enjoy itself. Fresh off a tour in support of the album, Killmer bassist and singer Brett joined the show to discuss the desire to do everything music can do, the relationships necessary to collaborate with both support and criticality, the irresistible, horrible allure of self-electrocution, Andy shredding the gnar, and having wrong opinions about pulp.

    Music this week:

    • "VHS" by Killmer (23:36)
    • "Not" by Infant Sanchos (36:49)
    • "Permafrown" by Killmer (57:02)
    • "Dream" by Spooky Mountain (78:57)
    • "Look Away" by Vinny Earley (99:56)
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    1 h y 42 m
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