
Welcome to the calming shores of Lake Skabegon. Hosted by Kevin, Jared, Pete, & Brock aka The Squids, this unscripted show is a mix of nostalgia, storytelling, jokes, deep-dive conversations with musicians and other interesting folks. Grab a seat and join in on the fun.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityMusic | |||

This week's guest is one of the O.G.s. The guys are joined by special guest host Micah Ortega (Five Iron Frenzy) as they talk with the godfather of Christian rap Soup The Chemist. They discuss sampling, Gene Eugene, SFC, KRS-One, making an impact o... more
Does the Block Island Ferry stop in Lake Skabegon? This week The Squids chat with steel pan percussionist Aaron Cote. They talk about music, Rhode Island, cruise ships, his viral videos, and more.
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This week The Squids dive into memorable album covers and more with John Nissen III. They talk about buying albums based on the art, discovering the Christian music scene, shirt designs, Blenderhead, Don't Know, MxPx, the Tooth & Nail logo, TomFest, ... more
This week we dive into another stack of outtakes and untold stories from past episodes. Topics include hot sauce, ranking albums, the sad tale of the last beer in the fridge, Muppets, Record Store Guy, learning to drive, and more nonsense.
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A laid-back, unscripted show that blends nostalgia, storytelling, and candid conversations with musicians and other creative guests. Conversations often orbit a DIY, community-driven music scene, with frequent dives into vinyl culture, indie publishing, festival life, and sustainable branding. Episodes stand out for their humorous banter, deep-dive music histories, and a warm, collaborative vibe that feels like a friendly hang with four hosts who bring humor and curiosity to every topic. Potential listeners who enjoy long-form chats, niche music scenes, and Behind-the-Scenes looks at indie projects will likely find this show engaging and approachable.
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Recent guests on A Pickle Home Companion include:
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2. John Nissen
3. Ben Cissell
4. Mason Mennenga
5. Todd Fadel
6. Dick Broaddust
7. Mitchell Layton
8. Loyd Harp
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