Show 335 – Best of 2019 With Jeff Prince
Sep 25, 2019
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It’s that time of year again, where the Fort Worth Weekly reveals who are the best of the best in Tarrant County. This year we are joined by Jeff Prince, Associate Editor at the Fort Worth Weekly. Jeff has been writing and reporting in Fort Worth for the past couple of decades and has created a weekly web series called Toast & Jam that can be seen on The Fort Worth Weekly website. Stubbs is out this week, but our buddy and Fort Worth Coolest Female 2018 Susie Ramone joins us in the studio as we frolic our way through the Best of 2019 issue. Be sure to pick your physical copy up at Weekly stands scattered all over Tarrant County.
Show 334 – Well, There’s Still Us…
Sep 18, 2019
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We had an amazing guest lined up this week but at the last minute something came up. Which happens from time to time, so you’re stuck with us four yahoos. Yes, our good friends Susie Ramone and Matt Thomas came and hang out with us and we earned a lot of neet things. Like: Crystals and Sageing, putting stones in your vagina, watching vaping come to an end, the downfall of Best Buy, on-stage meltdowns, and the return of Punch In The Face Of The Week.
Show 333 – Ox Combine Enter the Temple
Sep 11, 2019
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Ox Combine makes their first trip to the Temple of Eye this week to talk about their latest release New Demons. Matt and Dustin talk about their Korn practices in preparation for the Do For It Halloween shows. Football is back and apparently the Cowboys are going to the Super Bowl, and there was a list made of the 10 most amazing albums without a bad song on them. There is also the debut of a new bit, “Matt Answers Questions Posted on the Fort Worth Reddit” (patent pending).
Show 332 – Keeping It At A Four
Sep 04, 2019
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It’s our monthly contractual agreed show where we keep the studio empty and take care of business at hand. We talk about the new Texas laws that have gone into effect and try to figure out what the hell can be done about the firearm loophole. We are constitutional lawyers, but we like to play them on podcasts. We also get snubbed (did we mention that we are the most award-winning podcast in North Texas? Hahaha) by Fort Worth Magazine but still break down the list of what keeps Fort Worth Funky, including our buddy Jeffery Lorde landing at number 13! Dave Chapelle is a hot topic, so is Tool. There is an on-air meeting, and some Star Wars talk.
Show 331 – Jay and the Tin Panther
Aug 28, 2019
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There we were getting ready to do another show this week from the Temple with our guest, Fort Worth artist extraordinaire Jay Wilkinson, when the news came down that Tin Panther only had a couple of more days with us. We’ve been wanting to do a show from up there for quite a while, so we packed up the road gear and relocated this week’s show into the Tin Panther’s bowels. At midnight on Thursday, the Tin Panther will shut its doors for good, with the future in the air for Tyler and crew. We sit down with Jay and talk about his future and the upcoming fall gallery night, NYC, Haunted House Mafias, and what bars still have the best restrooms in Fort Worth. Our podcast buddy Susie hangs out for a bit, before being joined by the Tin Panther’s own Charlie. Nick and Belvedere from Duell stop by and hop on the mics, as well as Sheridan and LuLu to wrap things up. It was a fun evening with friends from all over, enjoying the Panther one last time! You have till Thursday at midnight to stop by, pay your respects, and soak up some alcohol!
Show 330 – THEY Enter The Temple
Aug 22, 2019
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Chris, Androo, and Dave from the psychedelic prog-rock outfit THEY visit the studio this week, and well like normal, it doesn’t take long for things to get out of hand. We really aren’t sure what to blame it on either, because there are a plethora of vises within arms reach. What we will say is that the album Unspeakable is a sonic masterpiece and one hell of a trip from front to back. It’s available on Spotify, BandCamp, and iTunes. Check it out.
Show 329 – It’s All About Us
Aug 14, 2019
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This week it’s just the boys in the studio, talking all sorts of nonsense in what one might say “is the funniest show they have ever done.” After discussing the 25 year anniversary of Woodstock ’94, they discuss false accusations of racism with a local band and racist imagery. Next, they discuss Jeffery Epstein, Tool, the highest liquor sales in Tarrant county, take questions from the audience, and finally a story about a lion. This show is all over the place, so take your ADHD medicine and buckle up because “it’s a little bit funky and a whole lot of fun!”
Show 328 – Miranda Kennedy Enters The Temple
Aug 07, 2019
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There are a few instances in the history of our show where we become totally enamored with a guest because you can instantly tell that they are a unique soul. This week Miranda Kennedy drove all the way down from the distant lands of Denton to hang out with us and it was an absolute pleasure. Miranda is a singer/songwriter that bounces around North Texas playing shows here and there, enjoying life and whatever gets thrown her way. After talking about the weekend and hobo life we div into Miranda’s life and she treats us with not one, not two, but five different songs in studio. She’s an amazing person, and it was a fun evening getting to know her!
Show 327 – 6 Years, Can’t Abort It!
Jul 31, 2019
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This weeks episode just happens to fall on the exact date of our 6 year anniversary. So in keeping with tradition, we bring you a completely ridiculous episode with some of our good friends Jeff from the Funkytown Podcast, Marlin and Trashpockets from the Me-Thinks, and Matt from Robotuners Insignificant Podcast. It’s a completely off the rails episode that just turned out to be a good excuse to drink and eat cupcakes.
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Show 326 – Garage Barrage & The Secret Entrance To MASS
Jul 24, 2019
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The title of this weeks episode reads like the title of a Hardy Boys novel, but it’s far from it. Ranger and Ian from the super mega-hit band Garage Barrage visit the Temple this week to talk about the completion of their new album, obtaining four Panthy’s, recording in a studio, and being heartthrobs on the cover of Tiger Beat and Seventeen. The new album ‘Garage Barrage’ is released everywhere on August 2nd and the release party is August 3rd at MASS with Phantomello, Mean Motor Scooter, and Brian Breckenridge. This Saturday, July 27th, is the Jerry Jonestown Massacre Presents Ivy Anderson’s Birthday Brought To You By Do For It Records at Main At Southside. Show starts at 8pm with Cruella, New Magnetic North, Redefine, and The Spectacle. It’s going to be one hell of a party! Come out early and stay late!
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