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    Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal

    The finest interview/discussion show on music and musicians that mean a whole hell of a lot to certain people. Why we do what we do?, Rocker ennui, amusing anecdotes, process and context

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    Ep038: Dixie Jacobs & DJ Hostettler (Body Futures) Jan 20, 2015
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    <p>1/2 of Milwaukee Wisconsin’s Body Futures arrive in the Radio Valencia studios to talk about cross continental train travel and hypothetical sleeper car searches, high concept Boson Higgs records, skateboards powered by an app, Bone Wars(tm), and Back to the Future, and exactly why it is so hard for Conan to spell the word “Silhouette“. It’s a do not miss cavalcade of laughs and fun.</p> <blockquote> <p>8:00am Ozark Bowtie (Opening Theme) by Tilts from Tilts<br />8:04am Hospitalia! by New China from Bar and Grill<br />8:08am: Is the Skeleton A Weapon? by Body Futures from Brand New Silhouettes<br />8:11am: I Learned to Roll by Minutes from Roland</p> <p>8:17am: Save The Clock Tower by Body Futures from Brand New Silhouettes</p> <p>8:35am: Burn the Scab by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies<br />8:37am: Cropsies by Like Like The The The Death from Cave Jenny</p> <p>9:06am: That’s So Church by Body Futures from Brand New Silhouettes</p> <p>9:09am: Continuous Symmetries by Ifihadahifi from Songs From Sexy Results: Cedar Block’s Dig for the Higgs and How the Quest Was Won</p> <p>9:27am: When You Had a Jaw by Body Futures from Brand New Silhouettes</p> <p>9:52am: The End Of Radio (closing theme), by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


    Ep036: Jon Solomon (WPRB/Comedy Minus One) Jan 12, 2015
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    <p>WPRB DJ and Comedy Minus One impressario Jon Solomon joins Protonic Reversal by phone to give a master class in conducting radio shows, preparation and building moods, digging deep on what you love and exactly how one conducts yearly 25 hour straight Christmas special. He also speaks about his current label Comedy Minus One (which is *NOT* a comedy label) and his old one My Pal God. And his formative influence: Wings – At The Speed of Sound. Brenna oversleeps so Conan tells dangerous BART multitasking to an empty room. All this, laughs and great tunes</p> <blockquote> <p>8:00am: Ozark Bowtie (Opening Theme) by Tilts from Tilts<br />8:04am: Fleece by Bottomless Pit from Shade Perennial<br />8:10am: Raise Our Fists Up by Minutes from Roland</p> <p>8:16am: Diet Coke And Aspirin by SEMINARS from Dreamcrusher<br />8:20am: Song 33 by The Austerity Program from Beyond Calculation</p> <p>8:29am: Couldn’t You Wait by Silkworm from Libertine</p> <p>Interview with Mr. Jon Solomon of WPRB/Comedy Minus One/My Pal God</p> <p>8:58am: The End of Radio by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound (Closing Theme)</p> </blockquote>


    Ep035: John Congleton (Producer, the pAperchAse) Jan 01, 2015
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    <p>Happy New Year! From Protonic reversal. Neutron and Brenna drag their bedraggled persons into the studio to talk to Mr. John Congleton. Legendary producer and the pAperchAse/Nighty Night Impressario. There is much talk of St. Vincent and Grammys, Explosions in the Sky, Swans, John Darnielle, production process, art by democracy, and such. As well as why there is no pt.2 to Someday This Will All Be Yours. Also a hilariously loopy first hour. Yoga dude yells at Brenna with cartoons smell waves of piousness, awake at the Wicking hour. “That’s gross”, Terry Malts mash pits, etc.</p> <p>Come on! he’s super interesting, we’re hilariously out of it… it’s a winner all around.</p> <p>8:00am Ozark Bowtie (Opening Theme) by Tilts from Tilts<br />8:12am: New Year by Breeders from Last Splash<br />8:13am: Now We Can See by The Thermals from Now We Can See</p> <p>8:29am: Wait Until I Get My Hands On You by the pAperchAse from Now You Are One Of Us<br />8:40am: The Common Cold (The Epidemic) by the pAperchAse from Someday This Could All Be Yours<br />8:43am: The Laying Of Hands the Speaking in Tongues (The Mass Hysteria) by the pAperchAse from Someday This Could All Be Yours</p> <p>8:55am: You’re One of Them Aren’t You? by the pAperchAse from Now You Are One Of Us<br />8:57am: Birth In Reverse by St. Vincent from St. Vincent</p> <p>Interview with Mr. John Congleton</p> <p>9:59am: The End of Radio by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p>


    Ep034: Matt Gentling (Archers of Loaf) Dec 22, 2014
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    <p>Stealing Weezer’s sandwiches, rocking with one act plays, and “y’know…” Matt Gentling, the raucous bassplayer of the Archers of Loaf dishes it all. Listen in to him shoot the breeze about working the poles (not what you think!) and what it was like to reconvene Team Loaf after all of those years. “the Archers of Loaf-Cross”. All of this and the greatest tunes of all time!</p> <blockquote> <p>8:10am: Ozark Bowtie, by Tilts from Tilts (Opening Theme)<br />8:18am Hydronauts by Nonagon from The Last Hydonaut</p> <p>8:29am: Notes from the Road by Truxton from We Lost Our Way<br />8:30am: Fabricoh by Archers of Loaf from Vee Vee<br />8:34am: Assassination on Xmas Eve by Archers of Loaf from All The Nations Airports<br />8:37am: Web In Front by Archers of Loaf from Icky Mettle</p> <p>8:47am: Dead Red Eyes by Archers of Loaf from White Trash Heroes<br />8:52am: Harnessed in Slums by Archers of Loaf from Vee Vee</p> <p>Interview with Matt Gentling of Archers of Loaf</p> <p>9:39am: Toast by Archers of Loaf from Icky Mettle<br />9:42am: Nostalgia by Archers of Loaf from Vee Vee</p> <p>9:55am: End of Radio (Closing Theme) by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


    Ep033: Josh Hensley / Garth Mason (the rutabega) Dec 17, 2014
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    <p>Conan speaks to Josh and Garth from South Bend, Indiana two piece the rutabega. The only band known to bring hardened noiserockers to tears over their beautiful haunting tunes. The heroes of Thundersnow talk process, filling up space, recording and the impending name change to Josh the Squash.</p> <p>All this plus some bay area Storm-pocalypse news, and an old person birthday update.</p> <blockquote> <p>8:00am: Ozark Bowtie by Tilts from Tilts (Opening theme)</p> <p>8:08am: (That’s a) Big Smile (For Somebody About To Drown) by Body Futures from Brand New Silhouettes<br />8:11am: Through The Holes In The Floor by the rutabega from Brother The Lights Don’t Work</p> <p>8:24am: Without you by the rutabega from Bull Carp ep<br />8:27am: The Gold Chair Ate The Fire Man by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies</p> <p>Interview with Garth and Josh of the rutabega.</p> <p>9:48am: Turn on the Summer by the rutabega from Brother The Lights Don’t Work<br />9:55am: The End of Radio (closing theme) by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


    Ep032: "I Can't Breathe", music + Talk Dec 14, 2014
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    <p>Conan and Brenna get on the air, play some rock tunes and try their best to make sense of a world that just doesn’t seem to make much sense right now. They rock and roll and talk and troll. Facts vs. Frames and a world gone man. Consumerism and critical thinking, sensationalism and the fallacy or whatever of protest.</p> <blockquote> <p>8:00am Demon Stuck In Your Eye by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies</p> <p>8:00am Demon Stuck In Your Eye by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies<br />8:09am: Fell Runner by Survival Knife from Loose Power</p> <p>8:20am: Snot Rocket by Motherfucker from Tae Kwon Do<br />8:23am: Politicians In My Eyes by Death from …For The Whole World to See<br />9:02am: The Shaman by Rutabega from Brother The Lights Don’t Work<br />9:04am: Outside a Hexagram by B. Hamilton from Everything I Own is Broken</p> <p>9:06am: Pony (Genuwine Cover) by B. Hamilton from Garbage In, Garbage Out (Demos, Unheard Tunes, and Demos)</p> <p>9:21am: Games Without Frontiers by Generalissimo from Love Without Mercy<br />9:23am: Youth Of America by Melvins from Electroretard<br />9:44am: Great Cop by fugazi from In On the Killtaker</p> <p>9:47am: Failed Olympic Bid by Future of the Left from The Plot Against Common Sense<br />9:52am: The End of Radio (closing theme) by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


    Ep031: Jason Myers - (Author: Exit Here, The Mission, Run the Game, etc.) Dec 07, 2014
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    <p>Author Jason Myers joins us in studio as we talk about Dark night of the soul “nobody cares”, exit here media/jason myers sex theatre, being the 8th page of google, expectations vs results. The inside baseball of being a big time writer and other such things. It’s a good’un! NOTE: first hour of the show is missing due to Skippy the internet screwing up the archival machine. Sorry! Anyway, get into it.</p> <p>Tilts – Ozark Bowtie (Opening theme)</p> <p>Kid Dakota – Smokestack<br />St. Vincent – Digital Witness<br />The Gary – Original Air-Blue Gown</p> <p>Girlpool – Blah Blah Blah<br />Vulgar Trade – Daryl Gates L.A.P.D.</p> <p>Shellac – The End of Radio (closing theme)</p>


    Ep030: Love Moon (Chuck Tom, Jordan Martich, James Lyter) Nov 22, 2014
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    <p>Indiana transplants Love Moon (3/4 of the band Male Bondage) come into the Radio Valencia studios to talk about relocating to the west coast, avocado apps and… potlucks? Additionally there is a lot of talk of Scatman John. Did you know that he overcame adversity? All this… great tunes, and great times.</p> <p>8:00am: Ozark Bowtie by Tilts from Tilts (Opening Theme)</p> <p>8:04am: The Gold Chair Ate The Fire Man by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies</p> <p>8:24am: Blonde Mexican by Glose from Very Best of Glose</p> <p>8:26am: 19 Hours in Portland by Love Moon from Hocus Focus</p> <p>8:46am: Mirrorful by Jawbox from Jawbox<br />8:49am: Titanium Falcon by Tilts from Cuatro Hombres</p> <p>9:17am: Dances With Wolves In Sheeps Clothing by Hurry Up Shotgun from Abracadabraham Lincoln<br />9:19am: Born Ready by Love Moon from Hocus Focus</p> <p>9:52am: The End of Radio by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound (closing theme)</p>


    Ep029: Enough guests, some nice MUSIC for a change. Nov 15, 2014
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    <p>We were going to have the Blind Shake in to the show in person, but it fell apart at the last minute. Whaddya gonna do? We do an election roundup, get deep into some Reading Rainbow/soundboard schtick. Conan rants a bit about garage rock being banal… music is played, wisecracks cracked. You get it.<br />Cool.</p> <blockquote> <p>8:00am: Ozark Bowtie by Tilts from Tilts</p> <p>8:04am: B/W Silence by Wire from Change Becomes Us<br />8:12am: The End of Alvernon by The Gary from Farewell Foolish Objects</p> <p>8:34am: Bride of Crankenstein by Melvins from Hold It In<br />8:37am: I’m Getting Sick Of You by Le Butcherettes from Sin Sin Sin</p> <p>9:03am: Kiya by Lozen from Para Vida<br />9:07am: Making Breakfast by Twin Peaks from Wild Onion</p> <p>9:21am: Your Weakness Gives Me Life by Le Butcherettes from Cry is For the Flies<br />9:23am: Clever Work by Sie lieben Maschinen from June Gloom</p> <p>9:46am: Witches In the Garden by Hurry Up Shotgun from Abracadabraham Lincoln<br />9:53am: The End of Radio (closing theme) by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


    Ep028: Kevin Burkett (Electrical Guitar Company) Nov 03, 2014
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    <p>The Electrical Guitar Company is a world wide purveyor of hand made aluminum necked guitars. Inspired by Travis Bean. Hear us talk to Mr. Burkett about “Not famous or not famous, vs. dick or not a dick”, why he considers EGC a machine shop that make guitars, the Melvins and Katy Perry And why If you want to get emotional and slam your sh**, he’ll fix it, All this plus premiers by Survival Knife, The Gary and New Cowboy Builders.</p> <blockquote> <p>Ozark Bowtie by Tilts from Tilts</p> <p>Henry Don’t Get Love by Le Butcherettes from Sin Sin Sin<br />King Corky by Nonagon from The Last Hydonaut</p> <p>Ms. DNA by Roomrunner from Seperate<br />Coming Up For Air by The Gary from Farewell Foolish Objects</p> <p>Interview with Kevin Burkett:</p> <p>Art school kids vs machinists, Sympathy between syphillis & suicide… Forklifts and carcasses. “I’ll be damned. It worked.”</p> <p>Thud of the Jackboot by Survival Knife from Survivalized<br />Black Moses by New Cowboy Builders</p> <p>End of Radio (Closing Theme) by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound</p> </blockquote>


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