
A series of conversations between noted non-journalist Adam Duritz and his pal, author and music journalist James Campion, about life, music, and whatever comes into their large and incredibly handsome brains.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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With the coronavirus keeping us all sheltered at home, we decide to just do a LIVE podcast and just talk about whatever everybody wants to talk about. Zaniness ensues.
Work in the studio is going really well and it’s giving us a chance to feature all these killer Garden Sessions. This week’s artist come from the far-locales of Vancouver, BC and Denton, TX. Dig the exotica!
I’m busy in the recording studio this week so we continue featuring October’s Garden Sessions. This week it’s two more great bands Wild Pink and The Harmaleighs. Dig this!
We had an incredible Underwater Sunshine Festival in October and the Garden Sessions were amazing. This week’s podcast features performances and interviews with two of our faves: Kid Sistr and Matt Sucich. Dig it!
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I am late to the game- but I really love the podcast. Thank you both for sharing and allowing us into your lives and love for music.
I only wish you guys would keep going! Hoping for more seasons.
So much depth … beautiful music and stories … and insights - keep making these podcasts 💞
One for people who love music in all its genre. Surprising, informative, wise.
I was once a massive fan of Counting Crows. The band got me through my teens in the 90s and Adam’s lyrics and voice on those early records still really moves me now. This podcast though is just a bit tragic, a sycophantic music journo giving oxygen to a monomaniac whose chief interest seems very often to be himself. I’ve discovered some great new music on this but when Adam wanks on about how accidentally brilliant he is at lyrics/being introspective/allowing the band to do their thing/discoveri... more
This is the podcast that IF you aren’t listening to, you absolutely should be. You’ll wonder why you hadn’t been listening all along.









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