Episodes
Tuesday Nov 25, 2014
Needless Things Podcast Episode 40: Music and Black Friday with Joel Brody
Tuesday Nov 25, 2014
Tuesday Nov 25, 2014
Earlier
this year Phantom Troublemaker became quite taken with the idea of
Record Store Day.
If
you don’t know, Record Store Day was started by a group of
independent store owners as a way to draw attention to independent
shops and create hype around the hobby of record collecting. For more
information visit the website:
We’re
doing things a little backwards, as the actual Record Store Day
occurs in April. The subject of today’s episode is Black Friday and
what special Record Store Day releases will be hitting then. That’s
why, just a few days from the event, Phantom Troublemaker recruited
local expert Joel Brody to talk about the event, the releases, and
music in general. Listen in and learn about this great event!
Phantom
and the rest of the Needless Things crew will be visiting Joel at his
home base at CD Warehouse on Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth, GA. Check
them out here.
Not
all participating stores will be carrying all releases, so be sure to
contact your local stores between now and then to find out who is
getting what.
“Procrastibate”
by LeSexoflex.com
“The
Maestro” by The Beastie Boys
Sunday Nov 16, 2014
Needless Things Podcast Episode 39: Jim Stacy
Sunday Nov 16, 2014
Sunday Nov 16, 2014
On
this week’s Needless Things Podcast, Phantom Troublemaker sat down
with Emmy winning television host, restaurateur, chef, artist,
musician, writer, and comedian Jim Stacy of Offbeat
Eats with Jim Stacy.
Listen
in as the guys talk food, art, and rock n’ roll!
Offbeat Eats with Jim Stacy
can be seen on The Cooking Channel on Thursday nights at 10:30 PM.
Jim’s restaurant, Pallookaville, can be found in the Avondale
Estates area of Metro Atlanta and has a website here
and a Facebook page here.
“Procrastibate”
by LeSexoflex.com
“Shake
Appeal” by The Stooges
Monday Nov 03, 2014
Needless Things Podcast Episode 38: The Headless Horseman of Silly Hollow
Monday Nov 03, 2014
Monday Nov 03, 2014
If
you read Phantom Troublemaker’s post about The Headless Horseman of Silly Hollow,
then you know about his recent visit to the Center for Puppetry Arts
in Atlanta.
Listen
in and find out what goes into a puppet show and how it evolves over
time, as well as what motivates the puppeteers. The siblings also
discuss some of their other family oriented shows, including a
Western and one about pirates!
“Procrastibate”
by LeSexoflex.com
“The
Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by The Monotones
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