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Randy Randall
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No Age
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Hi this is Randy Randall. Have you ever asked yourself, how many things are too many things to do at once? Maybe you shift your focus every few years to new and exciting interests. This is super common with multi-hyphenates...or people with tandem professions, careers or passions that support and drive them throughout their life. I've always been interested in the hyphenate idea--how do people fin... more

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Recent Guests

Gary Panter
Artist, designer, comic artist; LA underground figure; Pee-wee's collaborator
Independent artist; Panter Studio
Episode: Hyphenate Gary Panter
John Miner
Member of On Le Ore, invited guest
On Le Ore
Episode: Hyphenate Halftime On Le Ore
Jon Moore
Member of On Le Ore, co-creator of the band's material
On Le Ore
Episode: Hyphenate On Le Ore
Travis Harrison
Drummer, engineer, and co-creator of On Le Ore's sound
On Le Ore
Episode: Hyphenate On Le Ore
Aaron Coyes
Member of Peaking Lights, musician
Peaking Lights
Episode: Hyphenate Aaron Coyes
Imaad Wasif
Musician and artist, formerly in Lowercase and Alaska
Episode: Hyphenate Imaad Wasif
Pete Lyman
Mastering Engineer, Infrasonic Mastering
Infrasonic Mastering / Infrasonic Sound
Episode: Hyphenate Pete Lyman
Justin Smith
Musician in Sweat, founder of Vitriol Records
Sweat, Vitriol Records
Episode: Hyphenate Justin Smith
Scott Cornish
Front of house engineer, producer, musician
No Age (live sound)
Episode: Hyphenate Scott Cornish

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Randy Randall
Host and multi-hyphenate, exploring the hyphenate lifestyle through interviews with various creative professionals.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
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    Really good interviews.

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Hyphenate Justin Smith
Q: Justin, what's happening, thanks so much for coming on Hyphenate, how are you?
I'm doing well, excited to be here and talk about Sweat, the new record Tear It Down, and the work we're doing with Vitriol Records.
Hyphenate Reg Bloor
Q: How is the Kickstarter's going and about the project that it's funding?
We're three quarters of the way there already after a week. It's a release of Glenn Branca's Symphony number 4, recorded in Zurich in 1983.
Hyphenate Mark Leadon
Q: What are some characteristics that stood out to you about these tribute band performers?
The performers share a deep love for the Ramones, and each tribute band brings its own unique twist to the style or sound of the original band.
Hyphenate Mark Leadon
Q: What do you think it is about the Ramones that allowed them to be so global and still so loved after all these years?
The simplicity of their music, their unique performance style, and their compelling personal stories contributed to their enduring appeal.
Hyphenate Mark Leadon
Q: Can you tell me a little bit more about the project?
The project started from being a massive Ramones fan and aimed to catalog tribute bands in connection to the Ramones' legacy.

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Focusing on the dynamic lives of multi-hyphenates, this podcast explores the intersection of various professions and passions. Each episode features interviews with individuals from diverse fields such as music, art, photography, and technology, discussing how they navigate multiple careers and interests. The conversations reveal personal anecdotes, creative processes, and the challenges accompanied by pursuing a multi-faceted career; from musicians balancing their artistic endeavors with family life to innovative artists fostering collaborations across different mediums. This unique focus on the hyphenate lifestyle appeals to anyone wrestling with the complexity of embracing multiple identities and seeking inspiration in their professional... more

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4. Travis Harrison
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8. Justin Smith

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