On a cold, rainy day in San Francisco’s Mission District Jonah Raydio had its first live podcast at Lost Weekend Video’s Cinecave.  Ben Garant (The State/Reno 911) joined us, and The Manx provided live music.  Thank you to everyone who came out to the show, we had a blast doing it.  Special thanks to Will Scovil for engineering the recording.

It’s our 50^th show!  Luckily our guest was Donut Friend owner and drummer of Drive Like Jehu Mark Trombimo, who brought us glorious donuts.  Also in attendance are previous guests Stoney Sharp, Dave Kloc, and a special drop in by Deanna Rooney.  We have brand new Jonah Raydio shirts from artist Dana Lechtenberg.  Not just one but two new Jonah Raydio shirts.  Don’t forget that Jonah Raydio is doing a live show at Cinecave at Lost Weekend Video for SF Sketchfest.

Music news, twitter games, and one of the first jokes Jonah ever wrote!  All that and more on this episode of Jonah Raydio!  Guests include Jonah’s long time friend and singer of Woah Hunkx, Katherine Petersen, returning guests Greg Heller and Mike Henry, and Jonah’s life partner Deanna Rooney.  Mike has an EP coming out on Bandcamp.  Jonah will be on @Midnight with Weird Al Yankovic and Brian Posehn January 21.  Come see Jonah Raydio live at Lost Weekend Video for SF Sketchfest Feb. 8 at 1 pm.

Are you freaking out?  You should be for this episode of Jonah Raydio with long time friend and director of Key and Peele Peter Atencio.  Also joining us is Ed Salazar who got to temporarily handle the soundboard.  Check out Peter’s film The Rig and a whole bunch of other stuff he’s done on vimeo.  See us live in San Francisco for SF Sketchfest Feb. 8 at Lost Weekend Video.

Adam wasn’t there for this episode, and he says that means it’s probably a lot better than when he IS there.  Anthony Jeselnik was there, as well as The Indoor Kids, Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon, and previous guest Dave Kloc.  Matt Mira called in, and they all got wasted.  Enjoy.

Henry Owings, founder of Chunklet magazine and writer of The Indie Cred Test, is our guest on Jonah Raydio.  Also hanging out is one of our favorite people, former guest Ben Goetting!  We actually did this episode a couple weeks ago and even with my notes I can’t remember what we talked about.  What I can tell you is to check out former guest Tony Thaxton’s podcast Feliz Navipod, and if you love The Beach Boys and Beastie Boys you’ll love The Beachie Boys.  This link is NSFW, and I will not explain what it is, Noisy Michelle.

On this episode of Jonah Raydio we have Kim Shattuck of The Muffs, Ali Koehler of Upset, former guest Sean O’Connor, and Eloy Lugo!  Kim and Ali both talk about getting kicked out of bands, and we have our funniest Twitter game ever!  The Muffs have a new record coming out in April.  Keep a lookout for a new album from Sean and check out his podcast with Zack Sims, The Boogie Woogie Google Boys.  Check out Upset’s album She’s Gone.  Want to see how bad John Frusciante was on SNL?  Here’s RHCP doing Under the Bridge.

We have comedian Dana Gould and former Jonah Raydio guest Ronnie Barnett of The Muffs on this episode.   Check out Dana on TNT’s Mob City and get his album I Know It’s Wrong.  Don’t forget to also check out Dana’s own podcast The Dana Gould Hour.  Keep a lookout for a new record from The Muffs in April and follow Ronnie on the Instagram @DavidLeeRoth.  Jonah Raydio will be coming to SF Sketchfest February 8 at 1pm at Lost Weekend Video.  If you’re a fan of “yacht rock” check out former Channel 101 show Yacht Rock.

This week we have comedian Nick Youssef and director Stoney Sharp.  We also talk about bad cover songs, we have a Twitter game and the return of music news.  Follow Nick on Twitter @NickYoussef and check out his podcast Occasionally Awesome.  Follow Stoney @StoneySharp and check out his website The Colossal Youth.  If you are going to be in San Francisco Feb. 8 come see us do a live Jonah Raydio at Lost Weekend Video for SF Sketchfest.  Here’s a video of our friend Matt Mira singing some Third Eye Blind.

DISCLAIMER : In today’s episode of JonahRaydio Co-Host and lovable cut-up Neil “Nails” Mahoney refers to a collection of art zines by an artist by the name of Mike Giant. In describing the two-word titles of these zines, he used the word “Solipsism” to describe how if you swapped the first sound of the words, it would make a funnier title, i.e. “Flood Bart” becomes “Blood Fart”. This incorrect usage of Solipsism was due to Mr. Mahoney’s nursing of a baby bottle full of Bourbon.
Solipsism is the philosophical/metaphysical concept that one cannot be certain anything exists outside your own mind. The word Mr. Mahoney meant to use was “spoonerism”.
We regret this distraction may prevent some listeners from enjoying today’s episode, or worse, promote the incorrect usage of Solipsism, but we we will strive to be better podcasters, men, and U.S. citizens in the future.