Demonic Sweaters Podcast

For this episode of The Wrong Way The Stripe Goes Chad and I's topic is Fred Crisman" Fred Lee Crisman (July 22, 1919 - Washington December 10, 1975) was an author from Tacoma, Washington known for claims of paranormal events and 20th century conspiracies. In 1947, Crisman was involved in the Maury Island incident, an early UFO hoax. Crisman's "fellow UFO witness" Harold Dahl believed the 1960s TV series, The Invaders was based on Crisman's life.[1] Prior to this, Crisman had written to Amazing Stories magazine claiming that he battled "mysterious and evil" underground creatures to free himself from a cave in Burma during World War II.[1] In 1969, Crisman was subpoenaed by Jim Garrison to testify in the case against Clay Shaw in the John F. Kennedy assassination.[1] A photocopied document later circulated among Kennedy assassination buffs claimed that Crisman was one of the "three tramps" allegedly employed by a secret government agency.[2] During this time, he hosted a radio talk show under the pseudonym "Jon Gold" and wrote a book, The Murder of a City, Tacoma published in 1970 through Transistor Publishing Company. The book was described by reviewer Michael Sullivan as a "weird, politically slanted rant" that manages to "tie corruption in Tacoma to everything from communist infiltrators to the Kennedy assassination" YouTube playlist featuring videos and topics mentioned in this podcast

Horribly late, and plagued with technical difficulties, Chad and I finally finished episode two. This was originally going to be an all Star Wars episode, and the first half of it still is. However, we got cut off before we finished, then we got tied up for about two weeks before we recorded the second half. Then that recording that got lost by YouTube somehow since we were doing it as a hangout on-air and it just failed to save the arcrive. So all of that we ended up having to re-record the second half about a month after we did the first half and by this point we were pretty tired of talking about Star Wars so just sorta went off on wild tangents for about 2 hours. So I edited that down and tacked it onto the first half which basically turned it into the Jar Jar Binks of podcast episodes. We also ended up just going back to Skype with voice only to lessen our chances of failure. Anyway, it still has its moments, so we hope you enjoy it! :)

Formerly The Demonic Sweaters Podcast. In this episode Chad and Justin talk all about time travel! We touch on time paradoxes, closed timeline curves, real science being done in the field of time travel, endless Marty McFlys, personal experiences, and more! youtube playlist on time travel https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs9zAgLmBvnlPI5qaLtTYc7TZWU2gJim7

The Demonic Sweaters Podcast returns to announce a new start with a new show name and a new co-host! We are now known as The Wrong Way The Stripe Goes! Co-hosts Chad and Justin talk about the direction of the show, episode schedule, dreams, computers, and Batman!

This episode I had a very quick intro where I mention my new drum set then go to Skype where I had a great conversation with longtime friend and musician/photographer Oly (ooLyyyy). Oly and I talk about her new to-be-released album, the Miami weirdness phenomena, the differences between playing music live and recording and hearing alligators in the sewers while on acid, plus much much more! We also hear two great tracks by ooLyyyy and one off my album Blood Reef. Links:Oly’s work:http://o-l-y.tumblr.com/http://mysocalledinternetlife.tumblr.com/Crazy Joe Davola (How Florida people act) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-nNRJ-w_0sJustin Robert – Blood Reef cassette https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/blood-reef

For this episode I talk briefly about my new musical equipment purchases. I also talk about starting a surf rock band with my sister and co-worker/friend. Then play a song where I used a homemade electronic drum set. After that I’m joined by Frank Meyers on Skype, the author of History of Japanese Electric guitars! Frank shares his experiences of writing the book and talks about his own guitar addiction. Frank traveled to Japan and met the people responsible for crafting his very first guitar and talked to a bunch of amazing people along the way! I close the episode with a song by the 90s cult indie rock group, The Excitables (coming soon to Anthill Recordings) Links: Frank’s book http://tinyurl.com/huj25l7 Frank’s website http://drowninginguitars.com Justin Robert – The Life of a Goldfish https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/it-was-totally-evil-me-the-best-of-justin-robert The Excitables – 3AM (coming soon) https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/3-00-am

Just hang in there, we'll be back soon with a great guest! In the meantime enjoy this song off my album "It Was Totally Evil Me" which you can download for free in it's entirety here 

Podcast Episode #20 better late than never Halloween Special with Chad Sine!I made it to 20 Episodes! I start off the show by talking about the Dan Hosker Continuum and play a crazy, scary, trippy song by Dan Hosker off of his album “They Call Me Damn Hostage” that very much fits the Halloween spirit! Afterwards (but actually before) my old friend and sometimes Co-Host, Chad Sine stopped by on Skype to share some scary Halloween stories. We talk a bit about The Mothman, the weird old Bugs Bunny witch episodes with that big orange fuzzy thing, the really bizarre story of Elisa Lam, Chad’s friend who seemed to draw while possessed and witnessed multiple dark spirits. We also talk about when objects fall or seem to fly across the room for no reason whatsoever. All of that and more with awesome music by Dan Hosker, Subtle People, and Big Figment! Links: Dan Hosker Music Continuum https://danhoskermusiccontinuum.bandcamp.comMothman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1rI6EupIacSubtle People https://subtlepeople.bandcamp.com/album/unconventional-beautyBig Figment https://bigfigment.bandcamp.com/album/chim-ricsChad Sine / Bixby Studios http://www.bixbystudios.com/Home.aspx

For podcast #19 I talk about my trip to Delaware, then the greatness of the Ventures and an awesome documentary I saw on youtube about them. I also talk about my love of instrumental music and how I was never able to successfully start a surf rock band.  After that, Miami based experimental musician, Dino Felipe stopped by on skype and we had a talk about creating music, the woes of performing live as a solo musician, and just joke around a bit too! Dino is a super creative guy and glad he came on to talk about his work! Music by, Lover and Dino Felipe Links: Ventures documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qtMcOuoKmU Dino Felipe https://dino-felipe.bandcamp.com/ Dino's Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/dinofelipe This Heart Electric (Dino on drums) https://thisheartelectric.bandcamp.com/album/age-of-aquarius Lover https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/everything

I return after a 3 week hiatus for podcast number 18 with an amazing guest, Agni Zotis! Agni is a brilliant visual artist who has been living in NYC since she was 4 years old. In addition to art she has started a meditation after-school program for teens called M.A.Y Kids Transform. Agni and I had an amazing talk about art, her late 20s explorations through India and the middle east, spiritual journeys, concepts of time, the simultaneous enlightenment and insanity of society and many other topics. This was a great podcast and an awesome way to come back! Before I had Agni on Skype I talk about my recent experience as a Grand Juror, the USA’s mass shooting problem, and the moon landing hoax. Help put a stop to gun violence! http://www.bradycampaign.org/Project Apollo archive https://www.flickr.com/photos/projectapolloarchive/Apollo Landings Fake http://apolloreality.atspace.co.uk/Agni Zotis: http://www.agnizotis.com/ and http://www.maykidstransform.org/ Music:The Year Zero https://myspace.com/theyearzero/music/album/oceania-i-will-return-20359932 Dor and Alt 40 https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/anthill-recordings-vol-1

On this episode I say thank you to everyone who helped me meet my goal for my vinyl LP kickstarter, then I talk about the complexities of mastering for vinyl. Then I had a great guest, Neale Hoerle, who is a Brazilian Jujitsu instructor based in Morgantown, WV. Neal and I had an amazing talk about him leaving his full time corporate sales position to become a jujitsu instructor. We talk about living life the way you want, and what really matters and brings fulfillment to one’s soul. We also talk a bit about drug addiction and the corrupt pharmaceutical industry in the USA. Amazing music this episode by Derrick Hart, Emorej, and Markus Midnight! Links discussed: Manasota Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/882086168/manasota-lp-vinyl Neale’s website http://www.anuacademy.com/ If Money Was No Object https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSyHWMdH9gk The Four Agreements http://www.miguelruiz.com/ Music: Derrick Hart – 0073735963 https://derrickhart.bandcamp.com/album/the-shock-you-experience-at-the-sudden-recollection-of-the-moment-you-were-conceived Emorej – Touch The Sky https://emorej.bandcamp.com/album/listen-2009 Markus Midnight – RX one https://markusmidnight.bandcamp.com/album/death-at-midnight

Electronic musician Robert T stopped by on skype for a great interview where we talk him leaving his job as an Air Traffic Controller where he had worked for 20 years and then becoming a musician. Robert now has a Bandcamp page and just released a new cassette EP! Robert and I had a great talk about the healing effects of music, massive gear nerd-age about synths, using hardware to perform, remixes, cassettes, vinyl, cds, digital music, and creativity. We also talk about getting over fears to do pursue your artistic goals and my problem with procrastination. Robert T’s live performance on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDpij0mLbbQ Music by:K Paul Boyev – Pound The Table https://soundcloud.com/otolathe/pound-the-tableRobert T – Mikrospace https://robertt.bandcamp.com/album/miasmaManasota – Maze https://soundcloud.com/moai-9/maze Other things talked about:Kiss Live Tokyo 77 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7k2UMXeYEcColorbox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bwRuQIbF_E Iasos tips for aspiring musicians https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rym4CSw-XkU 

Podcast #15 – J Marinelli | booking shows and touringFor episode 15 I talk about my Manasota Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/882086168/manasota-lp-vinylthen guest Jay Marinelli stopped by to talk about being a one man band, our UFO sighting, how to get over playing a crappy show, tour booking and playing in Europe. Music by:Robert T – Seraph II https://robertt.bandcamp.com/album/seraphRita Ro – Animal https://ritaro.bandcamp.com/album/milkJ. Marinelli – Lockdown Town https://jmarinelli.bandcamp.com/

David Elsener, a gentleman and the creator of the experimental video and audio project, Fornax Void, stopped by via Skype by way of Lucerne Switzerland! We had an amazing talk about the internet’s never ending nostalgia craze, vintage computers, VHS recording, 3D modeling and animation in blender, using vintage software in modern times, and David’s unheard chiptune LP made entirely on commodore 64s (that I’m trying to get him to release on Anthill Recordings) David’s site http://fornaxvoid.com/His’ video for Kaus Johann Grobe http://www.videowizards.ch/?con=display&displaycon=traum Music:Christopher Quattro (The Cassingles) - http://anthillrecordings.com/2014/01/31/the-cassingles-future-future-house/Fornax Void - https://fornaxvoid.bandcamp.com/ Demonic Sweaters – 1988, Passed Out On The Couch - http://anthillrecordings.com/2013/07/30/demonic-sweaters-basement-tapes/

Episode #12 - Will Scecina | Being a working musician and the meaning of life My old friend Will Scecina stopped by on Skype and we had an amazing chat about being a professional "working musician" and the things that it takes to make a living playing music in today's world. This is what Will does. He plays corporate gigs, weddings, entertainment gigs, covers and nearly all other types of live gigs that generate income. We also talk about the public's value, or lack of value towards music in general, and how somebody who understands the details of an art form will most likely value it more than those that do not. We also touched on homelessness, poverty, economics, animal rights and how to get started in becoming a professional musician. Will was a great guest and we had a great talk. Will's website http://www.willscecinamusic.com/ Charity I talked about but couldn't remember the name http://www.alphahouseoftampa.org/ Music: Fulkramic - Fession https://fulkramick.bandcamp.com/ Us Four - Keep Your Head Up Julsie http://www.usfourband.com/ Enderhall - Little Jimmy's Straight Up Crazy https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/demo-20th-anniversary-remaster Justin Wierbonski - Deadlines (Nervous System) https://anthillrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/work-e-p