The Race To The Bottom Podcast

Hugo Klaers of The SuburbsHugo Klaers, drummer and founding member of seminal Minneapolis Punk/Pop/New Wave rockers, The Suburbs, joins us for a great talk about the band, playing new venues, and making new music.

Phil Jones is on to discuss The Hold Steady and their superfans, The Unified Scene. We talk traveling the world to see THS, who saw every show in 2019, and Craig Finn's cast of wild characters that make up the THS universe

Kevin Kinney reflects on 30 years on the road, his songwriting influences, and Drivin' n' Cryin's March 24 show at the Uptown VFW Drivin' n' Cryin'Uptown VFW3/24 Tickets

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Here is a fun interview with Tim Nielsen, bassist of Driving n' Cryin. For over 3 decades, Drivin n' Cryin has been putting out their unique brand of rock and roll. Made up of driving, southern influenced rock, with a dash of folk, Driving n'Cryin has been touring heavily throughout 2017, and plays the Turf Club on 12/14. If you haven't seen them before, you owe it to yourself to check this show out.Tickets: Turf ClubDrivin n' Cryin Website:http://www.drivinncryin.com

In this inaugural episode of the Race to the Bottom Podcast, Ed is joined by John Doe of X for a wide-ranging discussion of the band’s 40th Anniversary Tour, John’s Grammy-nominated book, what makes up a music scene, and a Replacements Thanksgiving(?).

For the past 2 years, I have been a regular guest of The BS Show, making a once-a-week appearance with Bob Sansevere. Prior to (and during that time), I made regular appearances with my late, great, good friend, Ron Rosenbaum. Both encouraged me to think about podcasting.So I did.And this is the result. I am now the host of The Race to the Bottom Podcast. My co-host Mike Friedberg and I hope to bring you some offbeat perspective on the day's news, and will be joined by some great guests. I am