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Record Store Day
Vinyl Records
Punk Rock
Music Collecting
Vinyl Collecting
Record Collecting
Punk Music
Punk Rock Museum
Rock Music
The Saints
Gas Station Boner Pills
Pink Floyd
The Drowns
Bon Scott
Music History
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Green Day
Bob Dylan
Tiny Vinyl
Music Festivals

Goldmine, the Music Collector’s Magazine, reports on the music collecting hobby and interviews classic music artists with The Goldmine Music Collector's Podcast. Goldmine has been the choice for music collectors and music fans since 1974. Proud part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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Latest Episodes

Actor Hank Azaria channels Bruce Springsteen and describes his lifelong passion for music on Goldmine's The Dollar Bin podcast.

Azaria fronts The EZ Street Band with several upcoming performances, and the actor ( six-time Emmy Award winner, Screen A... more

Kira Roessler goes back to the beginning of her music career, explaining how Henry Rollins recruited her to play bass for '80s hardcore punk legends Black Flag, her latest solo album, Enigma, and how she frowns upon music being labelled and categoriz... more

Mike Campbell (of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers fame) comes on Goldmine's podcast The Dollar Bin to talk to hosts Alan Brostoff ("Dr. Disc") and Rev (singer for The Drowns) about current activity with his band The Dirty Knobs, songwriting collabora... more

Record Shop Talk hosts Patrick Prince (Gen Xer) and Luna Record Shop clerk Holden Russiano (Gen Zer) discuss the lasting impression that Sonic Boom record store in Toronto, Canada, had on them, referencing a Goldmine article written by record collect... more

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Recent Guests

Kira Roessler
Bass player and dialogue editor; joined Black Flag; has solo project Enigma
Los Angeles musician; Org Music artist
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Kira Roessler (Black Flag, dos)
Mike Campbell
Guitarist known for Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers; current with The Dirty Knobs
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers; The Dirty Knobs
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Mike Campbell (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, The Dirty Knobs)
Ruth Randall
Rock and Roller
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Episode: The Dollar Bin: Mike Campbell (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, The Dirty Knobs)
Jaret Reddick
Singer, Bowling For Soup; guest on episode
Bowling For Soup
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Jaret Reddick of Bowling For Soup
Crazy Tom
Singer for DFL
DFL
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Skate-punk legends DFL on new music and old connections
Henry Rollins
Musician and public figure involved in The Cramps vinyl campaign; former frontman of Black Flag
Henry Rollins & The Cramps campaign
Episode: Record Shop Talk: Punk records and punk collectors like Henry Rollins
Dan Schafer
Punk rock musician, also known as Dan Vapid; member of Sludgeworth, Screeching Weasel, Naked Ray Gun
Screeching Weasel, Sludgeworth, Naked Ray Gun
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Punk rocker Dan Schafer (aka Dan Vapid)
Pete Woodward
Bass player for Whatever
Whatever
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Melodic punk group Whatever...
Matt Fish
Drummer and founding member, evolving collector
Whatever
Episode: The Dollar Bin: Melodic punk group Whatever...

Hosts

Doc Disk
Host of The Dollar Bin Podcast with involvement across Goldmine Magazine; appears as a recurring host.
Pat Prince
Host of Goldmine podcast; identified as a lead host with ties to Goldmine Magazine and Pantheon.
Holden Russiano
Co-host on Goldmine's Record Shop Talk; connected to Luna Record Shop.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Enjoyable

    Very good podcast, excellent companion to the magazine, my only issue is that Patrick Prince is not a good interviewer, he tends to laugh quiet frequently to his own comments usually followed by an awkward silence by the interviewee. Otherwise it provides good information.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    carpito
    United States6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Host timing and interview style noted as occasionally awkward by listeners.
Strong appeal for vinyl enthusiasts and collectors seeking anecdotes and industry context.
Overall positive about in-depth, nostalgia-driven music conversations.

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The Dollar Bin: Kira Roessler (Black Flag, dos)
Q: What record first hooked you and ignited your love for music?
Kira talks about receiving Billie Holiday's Music for Torching cassette and later discovering Bowie and the Stones, which sparked her deep, lifelong connection to making music.
The Dollar Bin: Punk rocker Dan Schafer (aka Dan Vapid)
Q: Hey Dan, before you show us the next record, I do want to ask you a Chicago origin question about moving there in the 80s and your first Naked Ray Gun live experiences.
Dan explains that Naked Ray Gun crowds could be intense but manageable, with Chicago venues and neighborhoods like Wicker Park shaping the experience and later shows in the suburb-friendly environment.
The Dollar Bin: Punk rocker Dan Schafer (aka Dan Vapid)
Q: Dan, do you remember any of the record stores that you used to go visit?
Dan recalls Des Plaines as a key launchpad, naming Wax Trax, Rolling Stone Records, Flipside (in Elk Grove), and later stores in Skokie; the stores were integral to his early discovery and trading culture.
The Dollar Bin: Henry Rollins
Q: What's your approach to archives and preservation?
Preserve in climate-controlled environments, digitize and stabilize tapes, and treat artifacts as parts of a larger narrative that connects music, people, and history—it's about keeping the stories alive for future fans.
The Dollar Bin: Henry Rollins
Q: What would you tell a new collector about starting their own collection?
Ask what they're into first, then steer them toward vinyl editions of those artists; for a rock fan, core artists like Zeppelin, Hendrix, and The Beatles are a strong starting point, but the emphasis should be on what personally moves the listener.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Goldmine

What is Goldmine about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A show focused on music history, vinyl culture, and the stories of artists and scene-makers behind iconic records. Guests range from veteran musicians and punk/metal veterans to producers and museum curators, with a strong emphasis on collecting, independent labels, and live music narratives. Episodes often balance personal histories, behind-the-scenes touring life, and the evolving ecosystem of record stores, with notable attention to DIY culture, packaging, and the business realities of staying creative in an ever-changing industry. A standout thread is the enduring passion for physical media and the community built around collectors, stores, and bands, making it a rich resource for listeners who love deep-dive artist interviews and vinyl... more

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1. Kira Roessler
2. Mike Campbell
3. Ruth Randall
4. Jaret Reddick
5. Crazy Tom
6. Henry Rollins
7. Dan Schafer
8. Pete Woodward

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