Oral history of U.S. Underground dance music & club culture... Covering the history of House, Disco, Techno, & Rave from the regional prospectives of New York, Chicago, Detroit, and LA/San Francisco.Interviews will cover a range of topics from different perspectives within the culture: Dancers, Dj's, Promoters, Club Patrons & Staff, Ravers ,and Journalists
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusic HistoryMusic |
In the Fifteenth episode There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I sit down with legendary DJ, producer, and remixer Justin Strauss for a wide-ranging conversation about his remarkable journey through music and nightlife culture.
We explore Justin’s early... more
For the Fourteenth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I sat down with legendary club promoter Benny Soto, a pivotal figure in New York City's dance music scene. Benny takes us through his upbringing in the Bronx and shares how his formative... more
For the Thirteenth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories I'm Join by guest Doc Martin representing stories from San Francisco & Los Angeles
We discuss a range of topics including his formative musical experiences in San Francisco, the Los Ang... more
For the twelfth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I'm joined by guest Jamie 3:26 representing stories from Chicago.
We discuss a range of topics including his formative music experiences growing up in the Beverly area on the South Side of... more
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This is the podcast I’ve been waiting for—a deep dive into underground dance culture. I especially like hearing DJs describe learning mixing techniques and working with different setups. Excited to hear more.
It’s crazy to me that in 2024 there still hasn’t been more significant scholarship about the history of dance and electronic music and culture in the United States. This podcast is providing an indispensable record direct from the mouth of the people who were there and created this art form and institutions. they won’t be with us forever, and God knows that too many are already gone too soon.
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Focusing on the rich tapestry of U.S. underground dance music and club culture, this podcast covers the histories of House, Disco, Techno, and Rave music across major cities such as New York, Chicago, Detroit, and LA/San Francisco. Through in-depth interviews with DJs, dancers, promoters, and cultural critics, listeners gain varied insights into the pivotal moments and influential figures that helped shape the evolution of these genres. The engaging narrative style blends oral history with personal anecdotes, showcasing the communal spirit and the authentic connections that characterize the underground scene. This distinct approach not only educates listeners about the music but also fosters a deeper appreciation for the cultural and social... more
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Recent guests on There Is No Planet Earth Stories include:
1. Doc Martin
2. Jamie Watson
3. Alan Oldham
4. Tommie Sunshine
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6. Abbie Adams
7. King Britt
8. DJ Heather
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