Stip on the State of Love and Trust Podcast

[Ms Harmless]

finally got to this yesterday Stip, it was a great discussion and you were an excellent, articulate contributor to it (I left you a message on the YouTube thread too, just so you knew I'd been there)

[stip]

thanks

[VinylGuy]

Just downloaded a few eps and looking forward to them, specially the one about the new song

[stip]

i really enjoy their interviews. josh evans and dave A were really good

[VinylGuy]

I think I got the Dave A too

[WaitingForBluey]

Never thought of listening to a PJ podcast before but I'm really enjoying the hell out of these guys. The topics they pick, the guests they interview, the rapport and interplay between the hosts. Just finished the Dave A interview and the Vitalogy discussion with the guy from Discograffiti. Both are excellent episodes. Although Dave A's cell phone audio quality is a bit painful but the insights and perspective make the bleeding ears more than worth it.

[Clint72]

Nice work on the podcasts Stip. Normally when you picture someone you are always way wrong but you looked like i thought you would (this is not a criticism )

[WaitingForBluey]

The interview with Josh Evans was an excellent episode

[stip]

This week's episode (which I am not a part of) was on the recent ticket sale. It's actually a really great episode. the guest (Sheehan Perera from Concertpants) was pretty knowledgeable about how ticket master and the pearl jam part of the process work. I learned a lot. I may actually re-listen and take a few notes. Definitely helped contextualize and clarify a few things. Worth a listen

https://shows.acast.com/state-of-love-and-trust

[wease]

This week's episode (which I am not a part of) was on the recent ticket sale. It's actually a really great episode. the guest (Sheehan Perera from Concertpants) was pretty knowledgeable about how ticket master and the pearl jam part of the process work. I learned a lot. I may actually re-listen and take a few notes. Definitely helped contextualize and clarify a few things. Worth a listen

https://shows.acast.com/state-of-love-and-trust

Will it quell any anger or resentment towards them for engaging in the practice of scalping their own tickets?

[stip]

it may

[Buby]

After listening to that last one, I have come to accept that I screwed myself into overpaying for LA2.

[stip]

i will definitely be a more informed ticket buyer next time

[stip]

This week's guest is Richard Stuverud - haven't listened yet but plan to

https://shows.acast.com/state-of-love-and-trust

Jason and Paul welcome Richard Stuverud to the show to discuss all things music in his world from his past solo records to his upcoming solo record, playing music with his son, and honoring his late father. Richard also details his longtime friendship with Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament, those times he filled in for a COVID-stricken Matt Cameron, and so much more.

[Buby]

This week's guest is Richard Stuverud - haven't listened yet but plan to

https://shows.acast.com/state-of-love-and-trust

Jason and Paul welcome Richard Stuverud to the show to discuss all things music in his world from his past solo records to his upcoming solo record, playing music with his son, and honoring his late father. Richard also details his longtime friendship with Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament, those times he filled in for a COVID-stricken Matt Cameron, and so much more.

Richard sounds like a guy you'd wanna have a beer with.
Cool dude.

[Birds in Hell]

I got about five minutes into this and had to tap out.

I don’t know how anyone listens to this stuff.

[LetMeSleep]

You've got to skip the opening 10-15 mins and last 20 mins of every episode. Even then it's too much at times.

[Buby]

What, the banter?

[stip]

i listen to podcasts on x1.5 speed

[LetMeSleep]

What, the banter?

The fawning. I've only heard 2 or 3 eps and I'm a bit bored of it.