Allston Pudding Presents: The Puddcast

Hector Vera of Nonsense and Jeff Vachon of The Cheerful Desolation Choir joined Harry to talk about the show at State Park they are billed on together on September 20, 2026. But they mostly talked about Marvel characters. Occasionally music.

This week's episode is a very special collaboration with a new podcast spearheaded by Ben Bonadies, who just launched Playing All Sides. The series is focused on discussions about double albums, and Harry was the guest on episode two where he discussed Prince's 1987 Sign 'O' The Times.

Erik Sarno aka Loman is the Programming Director of Central On Air in Cambridge, an organization that has built itself on hosting livestreams and supporting the DJ community of Boston. He also produces hip-hop as under the moniker Loman.

Justin Schaefers plays in Boston bands Winnkler and Doss, but he's also fresh off the heels of his debut solo album, Modest Hits. He joined Harry this week to talk about the project, upcoming shows, and a whole lotta Neil Young.

Awwww gimme the Beeef boys and free my soul, tomorrow night's the Allston Pudding 15th birthday sho-o-ooo-ooww. I said awwwwwwwwww gimme the Beeef BoysIt's the 50th freakin' episode of this here dang ol dang ol podcast! It's the 15th birthday of the dang ol dang ol Allston Pudding! It's... Perry Eaton as our guest this week, talking about his music, hyping up the show tomorrow night, and reminiscing on his days as part of AP's founding crew. Here's to 1000 more years of Allston of House Pudding, first of its name.

Ben Walker and Olivia Sisay from Bus Crush join Harry to officially kick 2026 off in style. And also maybe to talk about their new EP and music video. Whatever.

A few years ago, Ben Sisto's Wikipedia rabbit hole led him into a mystery: who first came up with the iconic refrain of "Who Let The Dogs Out?" As the subject of a new documentary, Ben's fascination with uncovering the truth led him around the world to Miami, the UK, and more. Listen t0 Ben talk about the documentary with Harry on the premiere episode of a new season of the dang ol' Puddcast!

NICE!!!! It's a Fest! Now in it's 4th year, Nice keeps building upon itself and improving. Founder and organizer Alex Pickert joins Harry on the show to talk about how excited they both are for this year's iteration of what has become Boston's best showcase of local indie, alternative, and DIY music.

Fracture Type are a dope as fuck post-hardcore band from Quincy, MA. Their lead singer and baritone guitarist Kevin Grady also went to high school with Harry. So this episode is really just two friends catching up and yapping about music. What could be better?

Ben Bonadies and Dillon Riley take over this week on thee Puddcast to chat with Evan from Happy Just to See You. They locked Harry in a cage, but he will be free. He will know vengeance.