
A LOCAL H podcast with Scott Lucas, Gabe Rodriguez, Ben Reiser, and a revolving door of friends, luminaries and beloved “lifers”.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 260 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

You’re listening to SONG IMPLODER — where musicians take apart their songs piece by piece and tell the story of how they were made. And then talk shit about those songs and make you embarrassed you asked about them in the first place. On this episode... more
The great Jack Douglas passed away earlier this week and we over at the LIFERS podcast —much like the rest of the world— have been thinking about him and all the wonderful records he helped to make. Scott was lucky enough to work with Jack on Local H... more
Scott is in Texas. Texas sucks for cellular coverage. It is May 1st. Gabe is eating pizza. Ben is growing a beard. Scott is in a van. Movies are discussed. Texas is discussed. Pantera is discussed. Will this episode stay up on Spotify? Doubtful. Will... more
Scott’s stranded way up in the northwoods of Wisconsin (again) and his internet sucks (again). So you’re all gonna have to wait — because there’s a delay worse than a transmission from the Artemis ll. Nevertheless, Scott powers through his cabin feve... more
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I’m a casual Local H fan and the Ozzy connection made me listen. Maybe I would appreciate this if I listened more but this one episode did not make me a fan. I won’t listen again. As they stated it was low energy but not in. A mournful, sad, way. Just in a disinterested, ironic way. I think it would be agonizing to be in a room with this people. My Local H CDs might not survive the next purge.
love local h and love scott!
I like that even though this show is a lot about music and the industry, there’s movie talk too. Really enjoy the banter among the 3 of you, and the little games you play. Really fun and interesting podcast!
“What’s the Best?” segment is always entertaining. Keep up the good work fellas
I laugh so hard at the banter, feel like I’m part of the group.
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Focused on the intersection of music, culture, and personal stories, the content frequently features insights from the hosts and their guests who have ties to the music industry. Episodes often touch on topics such as the challenges of the music industry, nostalgic reflections on past events, and discussions about various genres and artists. The unique blend of humor and candid conversation makes it relatable for listeners, providing an informal yet insightful atmosphere. The presence of notable guests from the music scene adds additional layers to the discussions, enhancing the narrative by sharing their personal experiences and industry knowledge.
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Recent guests on The LIFERS Podcast include:
1. Steven Haigler
2. Jack Douglas
3. Balthazar de Ley
4. John McCauley
5. Russ Spice
6. Selena Fragassi
7. Richard Shepard
8. Stacy Jones
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