
Total Destruction in Cargo Shorts
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

WE MADE IT! Episode 100! 100 episodes of premier Woodstock 99 content. We watched every set, we spoke to over 60 attendees, we watched countless hours of home videos and documentaries, and we made 100 episodes about one singular topic. Thank you to a... more
EPISODE 99! We made it! We celebrate our 99th episode with the conclusion of one of the greatest survivor stories we have ever heard. Paul, our East Stage security lead, continues his tale with the legend of Chicago Bill, Rage vs. hardened stage hand... more
For the first time in Podcast 99 history, we have an esteemed member of the Woodstock 99 security force on the show. Paul was not really a member of the Peace Patrol as he was in the upper tier of security and was brought in to monitor the East Stage... more
Welcome to 2026! We still haven’t left 1999 here at Podcast 99 as we continue our endless coverage of the notorious Woodstock 99 festival. Matthew remembers everything, against all odds. A true rock and roll veteran who survived both Woodstock 94 and... more
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Man I wanted to get into this because the content could be there, but the awkward laughing every 10 seconds and “know what I mean” is driving me nuts. Too many ramblings and not enough actual storytelling by the “survivors”. At least in the first survivor episode, which is so off putting I don’t think I can carry on
Ryan and Parks have nailed this podcast, I have listened to almost every episode more than once. 10/10
One of my favorite podcasts ever. I was only a kid in the summer of 99 but everything about that show hits that cultural sweet spot for me. Entertaining and informative, the host have a great chemistry in their banter. I laughed out loud a lot too.
I loved this podcast from the start. I find it therapeutic and grounding. I didn't get a chance to attend this festival (in any era) but I'm so grateful for this testament to both the highs and the REALLY high happy HIGHS and the ultra dark & dangerous (criminally irresponsible lows) of Woodstock '99. You have constructed a true masterpiece of mosaic storytelling.
Love listening to this podcast. I attended Woodstock 99 and brings back so many memories.
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A deep, archival-style show that reconstructs major cultural moments through survivor stories, behind-the-scenes security, and historical context. Recent episodes center on Woodstock 99, delivering first-person accounts, candid reflections on crowd dynamics, logistics gaps, and the event's lasting impact on music festivals and pop culture. It stands out for its mosaic storytelling, raw anecdotes, and a blend of nostalgia with sharp critical observations, making complex moments feel tangible and endlessly discussable for fans of history, culture, and event security alike.
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2. Chris Goodwin
3. Diana Cohen
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5. Andy Dick
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