Robo Robb

So MC Pig Pen was back in Detroit again for the third time in under a year with Pat Maine, Rye Bread and Blake Lung. I went to check out their show at the Berkley Front the night before and we were going to get a late night meal, before they disappeared. The next morning I woke up early and got a hold of the touring crew and we did breakfast, instead, at the National Coney Island in Royal Oak joined by the always lovely Jane Fader. A funny story about Blake Lung. I had just got into Austin for SXSW and there was this dude standing with me at the bus stop. After waiting 20 minutes for the bus, the bus arrives and this guy asks me if I had change for a $20, unfortunately I did not or I would have helped the young man out. That dude was… Blake Lung, later that night Kosha Dillz introduced me to him formally outside the Shinobi Ninja show. Take a listen to our interview over breakfast.

Blake Lung

Rye Bread

Recently I took a new job and it keeps me on the road many days a year. Sometimes I find myself in the most boring small towns imaginable. One such town was Mt. Pleasant, unless you are a college kid looking to get drunk there really isn’t much to do in this town. After dinner one night this spring I decided to take a stroll through down town, which shuts down earlier than Flint. I looked down one side street and saw a marquee for a small venue and the name “The Macpodz”, in movable letters, indicated that they were playing that night. Having no way to get a hold of them, seeing as how I have never met them before, I left them a note with the lady tending the bar saying to give me a call if they’d like to do an impromptu interview that night. An hour later back at the hotel I got a call from Brennan of the Macpodz and we made the interview happen. This is what great interviews are made of take an unedited listen to the whole interview here. Enjoy!

We talk. We tell stories. We broadcast. Oakland University Alumn Adrienne Williams or A Dot Dubbs is here to save the day yo!

I sat down with Chanes. He brought me new instrumentals to play behind interviews on my show. What more can I say? Take a listen. Enjoy!

My interview with Peter Nowak the author of “Sex, Bombs and Burgers” is one of my more insightful interviews to date. We talk about everything from technology to baseball. Take a listen and enjoy!

It was like 3 AM, and I’m get off the exit to fill up and use the restroom, on my way home from Austin. I run into these guys, who are also coming home from Austin, and we do an interview. This is the second gas station interview of my life and I have a feeling it won’t be my last.

I saw a dude standing on a corner with a pile of instruments. Therefore I interviewed him.

Come on, dude, you didn’t think I was going to interview Jon Connor for the third time? Jon is more than a dude I perform with in Flint he has become a friend and I think you should become familiar with him as well.

What can I say this was one of the freshest interviews of my whole trip to Austin. Literally, the conversation was fly. I guess they really do live up to the title “Flying Without Wingz”. Much like the picture posted below we sat on the ground for the entire interview, in a dried up puddle of urine… gross.

This was also unexpected. I was able to speak briefly with Danny Brown. If I had the opportunity again I have a million more questions I would ask him.