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Hyphenate with Randy Randall

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Music Industry
Distrokid
Los Angeles
Dead
We Empty Rooms
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Parenting
Nathaniel Russell
DIY Music
Conan Neutron
Music Culture
Woodstock
Bratmobile
Music Distribution
Australian Music Scene
Vinyl Records
Caterwall Festival
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Pandemic

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

David Markey
Filmmaker and documentarian known for his work in punk culture.
Episode: Hyphenate David Markey
Jonathan Hischke
Bass player extraordinaire who has played in a myriad of bands and engages in various musical projects.
Episode: Hyphenate Jonathan Hischke
Brian DeRan
Artist, filmmaker, and former music industry insider.
Episode: Hyphenate Brian DeRan
Erica Dawn Lyle
Activist, musician, and improvisational artist.
Feeding Tube Records and Half a Million Records
Episode: Hyphenate Erica Dawn Lyle
Erin Allen
Musician and community organizer from the Inland Empire music scene
Former member of bands including Child Pornography and others
Episode: Hyphenate Erin Allen
Russell Edling
Frontman of the band Golden Apples
Golden Apples
Episode: Hyphenate Russell Edling
Sophie Weil
Artist and musician based in Los Angeles, known for her creative project Psycho Friend.
Post Present Medium Records
Episode: Hyphenate Sophie Weil
Dean Spunt
Member of the rock band No Age and solo artist
NO AGE
Episode: Hyphenate Dean Spunt
Anthony Berryman
An educator and former key holder at The Smell, anthologist of his experiences in music and community.
Episode: Hyphenate Anthony Berryman

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Randy Randall
Host of the podcast and an accomplished musician and creative, exploring themes of multi-hyphenate identities across various fields.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
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    Really good interviews.

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    United States10 months ago

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Hyphenate David Markey
Q: Did you try to get in touch with Gene Simmons or Paul Stanley in making the film? Was that, I mean, obviously, the big part?
A memo got out to Gene and Paul, but they basically issued a photograph of Bill and passed it out backstage and said, this guy is not allowed here.
Hyphenate David Markey
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about your history of knowing Bill and sort of how this film came to be?
I met Bill probably in 1981, maybe 82, so many, many years ago. I knew him for the better part of 30 years, and it took years to get through layers of him.
Hyphenate David Pajo
Q: Tell me about your new record.
It's under the name Papa M, and it's called Ballads of Harry Houdini, which actually has nothing to do with Harry Houdini.
Hyphenate Einar Selvik
Q: What does it mean to have a theme that resonates through your music?
Einar explains that every piece of music has to resonate with something real, and it is essential for history to bridge to the contemporary to maintain its relevance.
Hyphenate Einar Selvik
Q: How did you first come to music?
Einar recounts watching someone play drums on television at age two and receiving a toy drum kit that he quickly destroyed. He developed his creativity further through sibling influences and a family background in music.

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Focusing on the journeys of multi-hyphenate individuals, this podcast captures the experiences and insights of various figures in the music, art, photography, sports, and technology sectors. Each episode provides a platform for guests to share their unique stories about navigating multiple passions and professions, exploring the balance they maintain in their diverse careers. Notable discussions often touch on the challenges and joys of balancing artistic integrity with commercial success, the impact of technology on creative expression, and the evolving landscape of the industries represented. Featuring candid conversations with figures who are deeply invested in their crafts, this series is likely to resonate with listeners who have their... more

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