Episode #258 - Joe Talbot

Season 6 of Bothering the Band begins with Joe Talbot of the incredible band Idles warming up to us with poetry and positive reassurances that what we are doing is not dumb. 

Eating pancakes with Adea Frances & Billy Rymer of Atomic Life is the perfect way to cap off an epic season 5! Special thanks goes to our friend Kelly Munday for making episode one happen.

Cruising around in Joe Strummer's Cadillac, vaping with one hand and eating cupcakes with the other, while talking about duvet hacks with Monique from Save Ferris...our younger selves could not be more stoked!

Listen to this badass bonus hang with our talented pals Eamon McGrath and Craig Bjerring (aka Oldseed), in which we talk about life, snacks, and the challenge of making their recent remotely remote record "Jet Lag" all while interrupting each other.

Musician and social media personality, Petey USA joins us for a good conversation about songs, social media, squirrels, swamps, smoking cigs and surviving it all with humor intact.

Buckle the heck in because we had an absolute blast with comedian-actor-turned-pop-punk rocker Lauren Ash, who you may know from the hilarious show Superstore, but who now is following lifelong dreams and refusing to play by the rules.

Put on soundproofing headphones and a blindfold, because this episode with Bobby Burg and Melina Ausikaitis of Aitis Band is a mix of haunted houses and “that’s what she said” jokes.Special thanks to our brand whisperer & spiritual sage Enid Casablanca for joining us this week!

Welcome to the Podemic, where we bother Brendon Walsh & Sean O’Connor (of fellow Ruinous Media podcast Off the Records) while finger blasting C3PO with a handful of butter and Robitussin on our funniest episode ever?

Asa Taccone, Grammy-nominated songwriter, hitmaker, and mastermind behind everything from Portugal, the Man's “Feel It Still” to SNL’s “Dick in a Box" joins us to talk dental hygiene, Diet Coke, Electric Guest's new album 10K and hella more!

This episode is chaos in the best way. The audio? Terrible. Mike’s truck? Victim of a hit and run. But somehow, in the middle of it all, we got to bothering the legendary Norwegian free jazz monsters (just kidding; they are pure rock-n-roll) The Thing!