Today, I traveled back to my hometown, Show Low, to bang one out (and record an episode) with my buddy and platonic, male counterpart, and multi-media artist, Nicholas "Oz" Perez! Honestly, what is a season of Visceral Musings without Oz? We talked about the death of art appreciation and we also challenge what qualifies something as "art". what makes someone an artist? what makes an album a "good album"? that, and so much more in an episode that signifies the end of season two of Visceral Musings and helps us recontextualize the very art that we so choose to indulge in.

It's our podcast, our episode and we challenge the very foundation of why I set out to make the damn thing in the first place.

Let's boogie!

Enjoy. See you next season.

Today on Visceral Musings, I talk to my creative partner and one of my best friends on this planet, BREYDON HILL as we unpack the early foundations of his musical endeavors, the lives and deaths of our creative projects, Safety School and Negative Thirty-Two, and I have him read a couple of ad's for me to generate a little revenue around here.

More so than all of that, we talked about Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World in an episode centered around friendship and influence, and why this movie has such a stronghold on us well into our twenties. It's been a long week already, let's unpack a little bit of what makes us, us.

Let's boogie.

Enjoy!

What up?

Today my guest is the host of the podcast A Dirtbag's Guide to Life on the Road, a decorated songwriter, who's back catalogue of work spans over a decade, with features in American Songwriter, and countless other appearances on other platforms across the years, my buddy, the progressive Cowboy, Charles Ellsworth!

We talked about his formative years coming up in the mountains of Arizona, as well as the many influences behind his extensive collection of creative projects. Oh, yeah we also played a game of "Millenials Learn to Serve Cunt", but most of all, we talk about the lasting impact of Johnny Cash's Unearthed, and how It played an 'instrumental' ;) role in his career as a songwriter and as a guitar player.

Strap in and let's boogie.

Enjoy!