BW Derge (drums) and Nick Ring (Guitar) - 20 years of jamming together, few actual songs written, no band name (yet?) – but 100s of recorded jams. So we’re talking about them on the podcast. All rights reserved.

Jam Notes Podcast
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BW Derge (drums) and Nick Ring (Guitar) - 20 years of jamming together, few actual songs written, no band name (yet?) – but 100s of recorded jams. So we’re talking about them on the podcast. All rights reserved.
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June 12, 2026
Cave Dive or Sing on Stage?
<p>Would you rather cave dive or sing in public? The Jam Notes podcast is back for season 2! With StarCraft talk! Trying something a little different this go around. Switching up the formats each episode - adding things, streamlining stuff. Jamming begins around 10 minute mark.</p><p>This episode we’re talking about our creative endeavors next to a drum kit in a shoebox. Nick’s doing solo work, original songs and covers, and playing with his band <a href="https://jackfunkmusic.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">JACK FUNK</a>! New album coming soon! Same with Ben’s book… hopefully. 2027 for sure. Tandem release party?</p><p>Cave diving, the Wild Kratts, and singing in public. Shout out to Gus and Woody at <a href="https://divetalk.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Dive Talk</a>!</p><p>To follow up on later episode: are there caves in every single mountain? Are mountains hollow?</p><p>And then there’s a live jam… after a beer is spilt.</p><p><a href="https://bwderge.com/remember-me-nothing-novel-by-bw-derge" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT UPCOMING SCIENCE FICTION FANTASY NOVEL</a></p><p></p>

March 20, 2026
Breaking Math and Illusions of Understanding: Jam Notes Podcast Season 1 Finale
<p>Nine Inch Nails, Sublime, Mars Volta… these bands arementioned in the seasonal finale of the Jam Notes podcast. There’s also discussions about math, ghosts, bigfoot, and more! </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Closing season one out with some follow-ups on bandnames, drumhead logos, and back pain. Ben explains why math is inherently incomplete and then there’s tangents about bigfoot and ghosts.</strong></p><p><strong>Musically, we’ve got references to Nine Inch Nails, Sublime,and Mars Volta. And finally, a little reflection to close out the first season of the podcast. </strong></p><p><strong>Also featuring:</strong></p><ul><li>Jungle beats</li><li>The triviality of directions</li><li>Bird-watching honor system</li><li>Tight ponytails and Puscifer concerts</li><li>Mold tests and snakes in the ceiling</li></ul><ul><li>The Smattering!</li><li>Are we really a top podcast in Norway?</li><li>More music on the way!</li><li>Ben and Nick will return in Avengers: Doomsday</li></ul><p><br></p><p>20 years of jamming together, few actual songs written, noband name (yet?) – but 100s of recorded jams. So we’re talking about them on the podcast. All rights reserved. </p><p>Jam Notes (ep. 19): The Incompleteness Theorem and Bigfoot Conspiracies</p>

January 14, 2026
Songwriting, Recording, and Raging Against Machine Covers (Jam Notes Podcast)
Hosts Nick and Ben discuss their songwriting process, recording quality, and cover songs, specifically focusing on a recent jam session influenced by Kendrick Lamar and reminiscent of Rage Against the Machine.
19 total episodes available
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