by Robert Shepherd
The stories, ins, and outs of the local musician. Each week I sit down with another musician to talk about their history, zany band stories, and find out what drives them to create and what drives them to keep moving forward. These are the stories you haven't heard because you might not have heard of these people, but that doesn't make their stories any less interesting.
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October 31, 2025
<p>Season 3 ends with a whopper of a super sized episode where we finally lift the self inflicted ban on talking about our own band: The Throbbing Testicles. Joined by Bill Keller (Keys) and Travis Haley (Guitars) we talk about our debut album 'Your Music Is Bad And You Should Feel Bad' and the 15 year remake as well as dive into what it was like to be in this goofy band all those years ago and what set us apart from the local heavy metal scene when we were so obviously not.</p>
October 24, 2025
<p>Taking a slight detour this week from the album theme, we're kicking back with a good ole catching up chat this week with the one and only Riley Wilkes. Hear the stories of her musical background, early days of playing for T3, and what some people do and don't consider social media and a lot more!</p>
October 17, 2025
<p>Take a journey down memory lane, mine not yours, as we take a look into some college bands from the pacific northwest from around 2005-2008. Hear some of the bands that inspired some of the questions that led to this podcast. We go down a rabbit hole and listen to some bands you've never heard of, but you really should including: Love You Long Time, National Holiday, Preston Pugmire, Victim Effect, In:Aviate, Oh, Doctor, and Children of Nova.</p>
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The stories, ins, and outs of the local musician.
Each week I sit down with another musician to talk about their history, zany band stories, and find out what drives them to create and what drives them to keep moving forward. These are the stories you haven't heard because you might not have heard of these people, but that doesn't make their stories any less interesting.
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