Dork Time Radio S03 Ep07 Damon Locks – Where Future Unfolds
Damon Locks, a young DC Punk Rocker, grew up and moved to Chicago. where he started his own band Trench Mouth. After some success, the Continue Reading
Dork Time Radio S3 Ep06 Paul Lubaczewski – I Never Eat… Cheesesteak!
They say life is what happens when you’re making other plans. It is also what happens when you need cash to record a demo, but Continue Reading
SHAWN ATKINS – “I’VE GOT YOU”
New single “I’VE GOT YOU” from the forthcoming EP “BECOMING SHAWN ATKINS” from soul music artist SHAWN ATKINS. Continue Reading
Dork Time Radio – Death Valley Superstars part2 w/ D.L. Haney
Join us for the second part of host Sab Grey’s chat with author Duke Haney about his strange and wonderful journey through Hollywood history as Continue Reading
Dork Time Radio- Boy Howdy! Creem Magazine Story with Filmmaker Scott Crawford S03 Ep04
Filmmaker Scott Crawford follows up his DC Punk documentary with Boy Howdy! The Story of Creem Magazine, which has its local premiere this weekend at Continue Reading
Dork Time Radio – Wild Dogs of New Guinea – S03 Ep03
Dogs! They’re the best! But where do they come from? our guest, James “Mac” MacKintyre of the New Guinea Highland Wild Dog Foundation, has been Continue Reading
Festival Life,WishGranted & No More Lil Jon? [The Complicated Truth]
Season 1 Epsiode 3 of The Complicated Truth. 3 guys from Baltimore, all in the music industry speaking on whats going on in the world Continue Reading
Who Loves Some Kanye? [The Complicated Truth]
Season 1 Epsiode 2 of The Complicated Truth. 3 guys from Baltimore, all in the music industry speaking on whats going on in the world Continue Reading
Boob’s & Beef [The Complicated Truth]
Season 1 Episode 1 of this new podcast hosted by Jay Hill & JS-1 Tha Supplier. This show covers hip hop, entertainment, business & Anything Continue Reading
Da Moronics with Tom Diventi Baltimore Punk 1977. S03-Ep02
Way back in 1976 a bunch of young guys heard the Ramones and thought “we can do that too! and thus, one of Baltimore’s first Continue Reading
