SLUG Mag Soundwaves
Summary: Soundwaves is a weekly podcast produced by Salt Lake City's SLUG Magazine- an independent free monthly magazine published since 1989. An acronym for Salt Lake UnderGround, SLUG's podcast, Soundwaves, focuses on many of the same topics that are found in print. Expect to hear interviews with local and national musicians, artists, writers and action sports athletes as well as new music from local artists and upcoming events in Salt Lake City. For more information visit slugmag.com.
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Podcasts:
SLUG Senior Staff Writer, Justin Gallegos, goes over the finer points of 8-bit music with Joe Greathouse, the mind behind SLC cyberpunk project VCR5. Plus, we listen to two tracks from his brand new EP. http://vcr5.bandcamp.com/
On this week’s episode, writer Alex Cragun explores the work behind 5 Starving Artists, and chats with one of the bands involved with the project—The Weekenders.
This week SLUG takes a peek at the new album from Folk Hogan coming out in April, while SLUG writer Julia Sachs chats with band members about recording it.
We explore all that the Natural History Museum of Utah has to offer, as we preview Speed Dating an Extreme Expert and Extreme Animals exhibitions, as well as what they museum has in store for 2015.
This week we take a look at local food, first with Jeffrey Steadman from Yelp as we explore Latin American food, and then Alison Einerson from the Downtown Alliance talking about the Winter Farmer’s Market.
We check out some healthy vegan options in this episode with Kate Dowden of Resilient Body Nutrition and Rachel Kate from Frisch Compassionate Eatery.
Stephen Chai, founder and lead singer of The No-Nation Orchestra, sits down with us to talk about their latest EP, as we play a pair of tracks from it for you to enjoy.
SLUG Magazine columnist Mike Brown and SLC standup comedian Levi Rounds sit down and talk about the Utah Jazz, in some of the funniest non-sports related ways possible.
The Sundance and Slamdance film festivals are done, and our team of writers sit down to talk about the best and worst of each fest. On Sundance we have SLUG"s Managing Editor Alexander Ortega, SLUG's Film Critic Jimmy Martin and Senior Staff Writer Alex Springer. For Slamdance we listen to SLUG's Junior Editor Christian Schultz and Community Development Executive John Ford.
Before the Salt Lake Comic Con FanXperience kicks off at the Salt Palace this week, SLUG writer Taylor Hoffman talks with comic book creators Matt Miner and Chris Hoffman about their respective books.
Before the new legislative session begins on Capitol Hill, SLUG writer Alex Cragun spoke with Rep. Brian S. King about the biggest issues you should be paying attention to, as well as how to find out more and get involved.
SLUG contributor Jon Christiansen talks with Provo's instrumental rock band Temples. They discuss the making their latest album, "Youth," which we also hear a pair of tracks from their 2014 release. Temples on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TemplesMusic Temples on Bandcamp: http://templesmusic1.bandcamp.com
SLUG writer Allison Shephard chats on the phone with Zola Jesus before she comes through town, and we listen to two tracks from her 2014 album.
SLUG’s Editorial Staff sit down in the Soundwaves studio for a roundtable discussion about some of their favorite local bands and releases from 2014.
SLUG's film critic Jimmy Martin visits with our show's producer, Gavin Sheehan, to talk abotu what's left in the winter film season, Sundance previews and the 2015 Oscars.
