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The Rumors are True Podcast

Pantheon Media Network
Tooth and Nail Records
Christian Music
Nostalgia
Furnace Fest
Christian Rock
Music Production
Music Industry
Punk Rock
Nashville
Bleach
Further Seems Forever
Tooth & Nail Records
Cornerstone Festival
Christian Music Scene
Brandon Kinder
Roster Music Club
Music
Rock Music
Christian Alternative Music
Underoath

The Rumors are True! Podcast. Conversations with friends, Old and New! Nostalgia is still a Heckuva drug… Pantheon Music Network www.therumorsaretruecast.com linktr.ee/therumorsaretruecast therumorsaretruecast@gmail.com

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The Rumors Are True Podcast — Nick Dominguez (Further Seems Forever, Strongarm, Tension, Endure)

On this episode of The Rumors Are True, we’re joined by Nick Dominguez, a musician whose name is connected to some of the most influential bands to emer... more

On this episode of The Rumors Are True Podcast, Jeremy sits down with Joe Lengson, musician, songwriter, and creative artist known for his time with MyChildren MyBride, his solo project The Woodsman’s Babe, and his work as Henry Joseph.

Joe’s musica... more

On this episode of The Rumors Are True, Jeremy sits down with Dan Castady, Aaron Green, and Mark Rhoades from The Fold for a trip back to the early and mid-2000s Chicago music scene and the story of one of the bands that became an important part of t... more

On this episode of The Rumors Are True, Jeremy sits down with JJ Miller and Rob Brown from the mysterious Australian band Sal Paradise for a conversation about one of the more intriguing and overlooked stories in the history of Tooth & Nail Records. more

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Recent Guests

Nick Dominguez
Musician and product designer who played in Further Seems Forever, Strongarm, Tension and Endure
Episode: Nick Dominguez (Further Seems Forever, Strongarm, Tension, Endure)
Joe Lengson
Musician, songwriter, filmmaker and former bassist for MyChildren MyBride
MyChildren MyBride
Episode: Joe Lengson (My Children My Bride, The Woodsman's Babe, Henry)
Dan Castady
Lead singer and guitarist of The Fold
The Fold
Episode: Daniel Castady, Aaron Green, Mark Rhoades (The Fold)
Aaron Green
Guitarist of The Fold
The Fold
Episode: Daniel Castady, Aaron Green, Mark Rhoades (The Fold)
Mark Rhoades
Drummer of The Fold
The Fold
Episode: Daniel Castady, Aaron Green, Mark Rhoades (The Fold)
JJ Miller
Member of Sal Paradise, formerly The Crux
Sal Paradise
Episode: J.J. Miller and Rob Brown (Sal Paradise)
Rob Brown
Member of Sal Paradise, drummer/bassist
Sal Paradise
Episode: J.J. Miller and Rob Brown (Sal Paradise)
Kevin Robinson
Musician; member of Viva Voce, Blue Giant, Francis; projects include Gvth Dvddy
Gvth Dvddy / Viva Voce
Episode: Kevin Robinson (Gvth Dvddy, Viva Voce, etc)
Cody Bonnette
Musician, former frontman of As Cities Burn and Hawkboy
As Cities Burn, Hawkboy
Episode: Cody Bonnette (As Cities Burn, Hawkboy)

Host

Jeremy Alan Gould
Host of the show, guiding long-form conversations with artists and industry guests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 103 ratings
  • Great guests, average interviewing

    This show has a solid list of guests and topics, but the host starts nearly every question with “kinda bring me through that album”. And responds to everything with “That’s awesome, man”. I just think he could prepare better questions and be far more articulate. If you like hearing the filler-word “kinda” and “bring me through [insert anything]” numerous times, this is the show for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Amber Lyn 7
    United States6 months ago
  • Rock n Roll

    Love hearing your conversations with musicians that I love. You are the best.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xthepocketknifex
    United States9 months ago
  • Great

    Lots of fun listening to the old faves and seeing behind the scenes. Awesome conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RBK💜
    United States2 years ago
  • Dieradiodie

    Die radio die please

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wwasteofpaintt
    United States2 years ago
  • A Walk With Your Musical Heroes Through Their Adventures

    If you dig the music of this scene, this is must-stream content. Great conversations with the creators of the soundtrack of our lives, about how it all happened.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wesford
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners praise deep-dive interviews and strong guest lineups.
The show is seen as a must for fans of the era and scene discussed, with great nostalgia and production value.
Some listeners note repetitive phrasing but appreciate candid conversations.

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Joe Lengson (My Children My Bride, The Woodsman's Babe, Henry)
Q: What was it like leaving MyChildren MyBride, and how did you feel once you left?
He says leaving caused an identity crisis, but he saw a potentially lucrative opportunity in Los Angeles. The band understood his decision, and he went on to make music as The Woodsman's Babe.
Joe Lengson (My Children My Bride, The Woodsman's Babe, Henry)
Q: What led you to music in general and to the metal route?
Lengson started with jazz piano after hearing Steely Dan, then discovered punk rock and guitar through his Los Angeles friends and found the appeal of playing in bands.
Nick Dominguez (Further Seems Forever, Strongarm, Tension, Endure)
Q: What led to the end of Strongarm?
The band was struggling financially, its members were getting older and considering other careers, and tensions and disagreements made continuing difficult. A planned European tour also fell through shortly before the band broke up.
Nick Dominguez (Further Seems Forever, Strongarm, Tension, Endure)
Q: What was it like discovering punk rock and hardcore?
Dominguez remembers early shows as frightening and often violent, but says straight edge offered a different atmosphere built around positivity, unity and community. He was drawn to its passion and conviction, and the straight edge lifestyle resonated with him because of substance abuse in his family.
Kevin Robinson (Gvth Dvddy, Viva Voce, etc)
Q: How has the recording process changed from the first to the second album?
The first album was more exploratory and built around demos, but for the second album they embraced a live-band approach, focusing on keeping the sonic feel of live performances and simplifying the setup to a core delivery of instruments to preserve immediacy.

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4. Aaron Green
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8. Kevin Robinson

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