Welcome to Creative Loafing’s weekend roundup podcast for October 18-20! Will Cardwell, Jacob Chisenhall, and Chad Radford discuss their top picks for the weekend, including Greenscreen's album release at 529, one year anniversary of Dog Towne Franks, (Sandy) Alex G at Terminal West, and more! Tune in and turn out.
Host Chad Radford talks to Chris Day and Alan Makarewicz of Dog Towne Franks.
Valeria and Jose of Ladrones paid a visit to CL’s Short Notice Studio to talk about the closely-knit punk scene that spawned the group, the Chupacabra, and how their lives have changed since they’ve settled in Atlanta. Photo by Chad Radford
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Welcome to Creative Loafing’s weekend roundup podcast for October 4-6! Will Cardwell, Jacob Chisenhall, Narah Landress, and Chad Radford talk about their top picks for weekend music and more. Turn on, tune in, go out!
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Shepherds sophomore LP, Insignificant Whip, came out last October 18 via Arrowhawk Records. As the group’s singer, guitarist, and frontman Jonathan Merenivitch explains to host Chad Radford how songs from the album confront themes of toxic masculinity, online dating, Tupac Shakur, and the anxiety of living in modern times. Photo by Meghan Dowlen.
Crimmins stopped by CL’s Short Notice studio to talk with host Chad Radford about his residency at Paris on Ponce, his children's music project Captain Crimmins and the Story Boat Band, and the origin story behind his ragtime jazz band and stage persona. Photo by Erik Dixon
Welcome to CL’s weekend roundup podcast for September 27-29! Will Cardwell and Jacob Chisenhall join Music Editor Chad Radford to talk about their top picks for weekend music including Shantih Shantih's LP release party at 529, ATL Collective relives De La Soul's "3 Feet High and Rising" at Terminal West, Ride at Variety Playhouse, and more. Turn on, tune in, go out!
In early October 2019, Atlanta-based choreographer George Staib and his dance company Staibdance present the world premiere of “fence”, their most political and socially driven work to date. Staib and collaborator Sarah Hillmer talk to host Edward McNally about the personal and political struggles that inspired "fence" and different creative elements that we combined and blended to great this dance work about what takes our personal power, and how we reclaim it.
Host Chad Radford speaks with Spencer Garn of the Diamond Street Players and Diamond Street Studio. Photo by Adam Davila
Former CL music intern Aja Arnold dropped by Short Notice Studio to talk with Chad Radford about the new publication she's launched called "The Mainline." The zine's mission is to function as a community-based organization that examines music, news, and the human condition from the ground up. Issue no. 1 is on the streets now, and iss. no. 2 is on the way. Photo by Chad Radford
It’s been a heck of a week for the Joe’s of Atlanta. ATL Jo is still missing and now our king, Josef Martinez has suffered a knee injury. Playoffs are around the corner and we face what could be a 6 point swing game this week against NYCFC. Join Blake and Producer Brit as they discuss what this means for Atlanta United.
Will Cardwell, Jacob Chisenhall, and CL Music Editor Chad Radford are joined by Jake Benedict of Misanthropic Aggression to talk about their weekend music picks. Exodus headlines Slaughter Que at the Masquerade on Saturday, September 21. Photo Courtesy Paradigm Talent Agency.
Host Chad Radford sits down with Bill Gould and Jeffrey Loy from the B Complex--an artist cooperative on the Westside.
Join Blake and ATL Jo as they mix it up this week. Beer of the week, preview, recap, it’s all in the episode just maybe in a different order…. Huge games coming up for Atlanta United against the Ohio brothers in the MLS. Will our starting 11 change and how does the rest of our schedule compare to the other teams leading the east like NYCFC and Philly? Will Barco play? Who the heck does FC Cincinnati even have on their team? Find out in episode 28. Wanna help a good cause and support the podcast ...
Singer, songwriter, and harp player Nadia Marie stopped by CL's Short Notice Studio to talk to Chad Radford about grappling with amnesia, the six-year gap between recording and releasing her "Weekday Weekend" EP, and everything else she has in store.
Host Chad Radford speaks with Sam Eidus of Firewall Food Stop. Photo by Chad Radford
Host Chad Radford speaks to Julia Furgiuele and Anna Barattin of Shantih Shantih. Photo by John Boydston
Victory Hands was born in the summer of 2014, when bass player Jimmy Ether convened with Haricot Vert alumni drummer Kip Thomas and guitarist Shawn Christopher to write songs built around lyrics pulled from redacted Richard Nixon tapes and speeches. The group recently stopped by CL’s Short Notice studio talk about the parallels they’ve discovered between President Nixon and President Trump’s tactics and strategies, writing new songs, and what’s in store for 2020.
Imagine Music Festival returns for the 6th annual Aquatic Fairytale at Atlanta Motor Speedway Sept. 19-22, bringing a weekend-long EDM extravaganza under the sun and stars. This year’s lineup features performances by DIPLO, Marshmello, Alison Wonderland, Leah Culver, and more playing amid a scene that includes a pool, circus acts, yoga, camping, and various other activities. Festival founders and IRIS Presents promoters Glenn and Madeleine Goodhand stopped by CL’s Short Notice Studio to talk wit...
The Southern Surf Stomp Fest returns to Little Tree Art Studios in Avondale Estates on Saturday, September 21, with a day filled with pure kerrang and science fiction-fueled rock ‘n’ roll. The festivities begin the night before, (Sept. 20) with a Friday night pre-party at Trader Vic’s in the Hilton Hotel Downtown. The Disasternauts, the Manakooras (feat. Jeremy DeHart formerly of the Aqualads), and DJ Big Tiki Dude set the weekend in motion. Saturday’s festival lineup features performances by Th...
Rob Milton performs live from the Creative Loafing archives room.
Go ahead and grab a beer, ATL Jo is still celebrating winning the Open Cup! Two cups in two weeks. It’s been a heck of a run for the 5 stripes and we hope to use the momentum Saturday against second place Philly to secure our place at the top of the east. It’s time for the international break so get caught up on who will be off playing for their country and what the next few weeks look like for Atlanta United.
Join Blake and ATL Jo for a double recap and double preview. The guys recap the home heart crusher Red Bulls game, our latest game in the 2019 Open Cup and who we will play in the next round and preview Sunday’s game against Seattle and Wednesday’s game against Houston. It’s a busy week filled with soccer but don’t worry there is always time for a beer… every week.
Welcome to Creative Loafing’s weekend roundup podcast for September 6-8! Will Cardwell, Jacob Chisenhall, and Chad Radford talk about their top picks for the weekend, including ONE MusicFest at Cenntenial Olympic Park, Kælan Mikla at 529, And That's Why We Drink at Buckhead Theatre, and more! Tune in and turn out. Photo: Nathan Bajar
If you want to legalize, Ted Terry is a politician to have in your corner. The “Millennial Mayor” Ted Terry was the first to decriminalize marijuana in Georgia, starting with his city of Clarkston. Host Ema Carr talks to Mayor Terry about the details of his successful career as a politician, and his next step, running for US Senate in 2020, vying for Senator David Purdue’s spot.
Clarice Jensen, the composer, cellist, and Artistic Director with the Brooklyn-based ACME — that’s the American Contemporary Music Ensemble — has a new cassette release out via Geographic North, titled Drone Studies. The two pieces that make up this release, titled “The Organ that Made You Bleed” and “One Bee” show off an improvisational and naturally expressive tonal exploration that veers away from the compositional works she’s created with ACME, and via collaborations with artists such as Jóh...
David Matysiak (of Flamingo Shadow) stopped by Short Notice Studio to talk to host Chad Radford about TrashMan-Go! the online spin off of Adult Swim’s Williams Street Swap shop that finds Matysiak putting a personal twist on Pokémon GO augmented reality game. Rather than tracking down creatures Matysiak collects trash. In one fell swoop, he's gamifying reality while drawing attention to the environment and picking up trash. TrashMan-Go in Midtown. Photo courtesy Adult Swim.
