Épisodes

  • Leaving Every Home

    Leaving Every Home
    Jan 29 2018

    A series of conversations between noted non-journalist Adam Duritz and his pal, author and music journalist James Campion, about life, music, and whatever comes into their large and incredibly handsome brains.
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    1 h et 14 min
  • Underwater Hitchcock

    Underwater Hitchcock
    Feb 6 2018
    In which, without the benefit of any good drugs (or a net), our heroes Adam & James trip the psychedelic wonderland oeuvre of the great British troubadour Robyn Hitchcock and reveal the shockingly soft and boyish origins of Underwater Sunshine itself.
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    1 h et 24 min
  • The Outlaw Roadshow and Everything After

    The Outlaw Roadshow and Everything After
    Feb 13 2018
    Finding themselves at a crossroads and facing a cataclysmic crisis of near-galactic proportions, our turgid titans of talk recall the halcyon history of The Outlaw Roadshow and look forward to the future of the Underwater Sunshine Festival without ever mentioning the fact that Adam just really wants to see BLACK PANTHER tonight. Excelsior! (Nuff said)
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    1 h et 25 min
  • XX-Ray Vision

    XX-Ray Vision
    Feb 20 2018
    In which Adam gets all excited about playing Mary Lou Lord and our heroes manage to accidentally find themselves spending an entire podcast talking endlessly about the one subject neither of them knows anything about... (sigh) ...women.
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    1 h et 28 min
  • From A-to-Zevon

    From A-to-Zevon
    Feb 26 2018
    Our heroes discuss the upcoming release of James’ new book “Accidentally Like A Martyr: The Tortured Art of Warren Zevon“, talk about the difficult creative act of giving birth to a finished work, and reflect upon the up-and-down life of its complicated subject, the Excitable Boy himself, the troubadour of The Troubadour, the great Werewolf of Los Angeles: Warren William Zevon. ...plus a brief inexplicable attention-deficit-fueled detour into late-70s New York punk.
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    1 h et 49 min
  • It Could Be Worse; It Could Be Raining

    It Could Be Worse; It Could Be Raining
    Mar 6 2018
    Our heroes explore the burden of expectations on art and reflect upon the irresistible oppression of hope on human beings. Eventually, after pondering the crushing weight of possibilities, they get really bummed out. They turn, first to drink and then to god before settling on pizza as the answer to life’s really important questions. They take a short pee break, talk about Paul Simon, and then each paint a masterpiece…but you can’t see that because this isn’t that kind of podcast (shrug)
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    1 h et 39 min
  • It Takes A Ross To Laugh; It Takes A Train To Cry

    It Takes A Ross To Laugh; It Takes A Train To Cry
    Mar 13 2018
    In which Adam and James discuss a particularly terrifying brand of stage fright, examine the fertile intersection of Black Funk and the Rolling Stones in the inspiration/information age, sneak a look at the effect the Crescent City and the Dirty South had on a British Island record, and finally bask in the afterglow of real royalty, remembering the son that set in the North Star state.
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    1 h et 39 min
  • A Walk Across The Rooftops

    A Walk Across The Rooftops
    Mar 20 2018
    In which our heroes post the podcast late because Adam got caught up eating ramen and watching a Japanese movie about ramen called Tampopo which you should all immediately watch while eating ramen yourselves and forgot to write the summary until now. PS. We fixed the bootleg.
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    2 h et 3 min