Los Angeles’ Rawest Podcast
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Ep. 100 - Kie Kie is a photographer/artist based out of Mid City Los Angeles. I interviewed Kie a little over 2 years ago and has since been in and out of prison. I am grateful to have sat down with Kie in his home to talk about surviving prison, adjusting to life back home, and what it was like knowing he was going to leave his family. Kie is now back home continuing to create art and pursue his passion for photography. This is a powerful conversation that I truly believe is a testament of hope. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 99 - Justice Tripp Our first returning guest - Justice Tripp with a very short personal conversation that pretty much sums up what this podcast is about. I talked to Justice in Pioneertown after a Angel Dust gig. We speak on the importance of male role models, the future of Hardcore, and he shares a story of a show he attended in Baltimore at the age of 13. Thank you for listening. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 97 - Jeff Caffey (Odd Man Out, Change, Gag) I have interviewed many many people and I’ve said this before, but Jeff comes from a strange and unique background that led him to become a multi-talented instrumentalist and hardcore lifer who has been a part of 64 bands. We speak on his strange childhood that led to crazy teen years, the iconic “Tiki House” - a house in Seattle that housed a group of straight edge kids who lived alone and booked shows, and how touring and playing in bands got him to where he is now. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 96 - Carlos Cruz (Cruz, Fentanyl, Healer) Carlos and I sit down outside a gig in San Jose California. From booking shows to playing in multiple bands covering several sub genres. We also discuss his personal life: what it was like growing up in San Bruno, losing his father at a early age, how he was affected as he got older and getting passed down the torch from an older Bay Area promoter when starting to book his own shows. Available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 95 - Kris Kirk (LOCK, Harpoon Guns, Leather Slave) I sit down with Kris in his home in Los Angeles to talk about his strange, unique, yet very interesting life. Kris speaks on growing up being a brown kid in Orange County, what influences his photography, and some stories from the road that include playing in a basement full of feces. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 94 - Ace Edge (Mutual Assured Destruction, Forum of Passion, Break Away) Ace runs “Forum of Passion” - a podcast that takes a deep dive on its guest’s journey to revelate the story behind the artist. I am glad I had the chance to switch seats and interview Ace on his journey. From his earliest memories of childhood, to becoming a punk and being in bands. We also discuss Topics such as the decline of popularity of straight edge, hardcore - what it once was into its current state and more. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 93 - End It (Akil and Pat) I talk to Akil and Pat in Pioneertown after there gig with Angel Dust. We look at back at the “tough guy” scene, the pros and cons of younger kids getting into hardcore, getting older, and some life lessons that come with it. Available on Spotify And Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 92 - Sam (Mortal Wound, Kommand, Lake of Blood) Sam and I sit down at his lock out in San Pedro California. We speak on his childhood in Pedro, getting into drug addiction, finding himself in isolation for years and how playing and writing music got him out of that hole. Although Sam is my definition of a Death Metal guy through and through he has some awesome stories from Hardcore shows at Aladdin Jr’s. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 91 - Andres (Nature World Inc.) Andres has been running Nature World for 10 years. South Central born and raised Andres runs a successful brand while throwing music events with different music genres. His events have hosted acts such as Souilja Boy, Trash Talk, No Warning, Lil Peep, and Turnstile. Growing up a couple blocks away and years apart - Andres and I talk about it all from his childhood, learning hard work ethic from his parents, the difference between being Mexican/first generation and Chicano and much more - you have to listen to find out. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Ep. 90 - Tyler Bradberry Tyler is a Filmmaker who comes from Hardcore - more specifically part of “The Stoop Kids”. He’s directed music videos for Rotting Out, Twitching Tongues, and Deadbody after having also worked with acts such as Korn,Ho9909, and Babylon LA. We speak on his crazy youth, going from drunk nights fighting roommates to making a living as an independent film director, and what he the future holds for him.