The Lazy-i Podcast

Lazy-i Podcast May 6, 2015

Check out a brand new episode of the Lazy-i Podcast! In this week's episode: -– Tim McMahan and Chris Aponick review four albums from the first quarter of 2015 by artists Courtney Barnett, Waxahatchee, John Klemmensen and the Party and Simon Joyner. — A big show announcement!. -- The hottest shows of the weekend. It’s 21 wasted minutes of your life you’ll never get back, but who cares, it’s free. Check it out. The Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-Up Podcast is a collection of local indie music news, comments and reviews from the web pages of Lazy-i.com, plus music samples from live shows and upcoming releases, as well as a look at the best shows happening in the coming weekend in Omaha and beyond, all hosted by music journalist and critic Tim McMahan.

Lazy-i Podcast April 22, 2015

Check out a brand new episode of the Lazy-i Podcast! In this week's episode: -– Desaperacidos and Digital Leather in music news. -- An interview and music from new-ish emo-ish rock band Super Ghost. -- Live Reviews and music from Soft Moon, Wagon Blasters, Blue Bird and Ladyfinger. — The list of the hottest shows happening this weekend in Omaha. It’s 20 wasted minutes of your life you’ll never get back, but who cares, it’s free. Check it out. The Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-Up Podcast is a collection of local indie music news, comments and reviews from the web pages of Lazy-i.com, plus music samples from live shows and upcoming releases, as well as a look at the best shows happening in the coming weekend in Omaha and beyond, all hosted by music journalist and critic Tim McMahan.

Lazy-i Podcast April 15, 2015

Check out a brand new episode of the Lazy-i Podcast! In this week's episode:-– Modest Mouse headlines a strong Maha Music Festival line-up. Will this the best Maha ever?-- Saturday is Record Store Day! Homer's GM Mike Fratt talks about what his store has to offer, the promotion's impact on smaller labels and risks involved with stores going "all in" with RSD merch.-- Live Reviews of BUHU and Peach Kelli Pop.— The list of the hottest shows happening this weekend in Omaha.-- Music from Modest Mouse, Alvvays, Wagon Blasters, BUDU, Peach Kelli Pop, Oquoa, John Klemmensen and the Party, and Clarence Tilton.It’s 21 wasted minutes of your life you’ll never get back, but who cares, it’s free. Check it out.The Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-Up Podcast is a collection of local indie music news, comments and reviews from the web pages of Lazy-i.com, plus music samples from live shows and upcoming releases, as well as a look at the best shows happening in the coming weekend in Omaha and beyond, all hosted by music journalist and critic Tim McMahan.

Lazy-i Podcast April 8, 2015

Check out a brand new episode of the Lazy-i Podcast! In this week's episode: -– Live reviews and music by Foxygen, Alex Cameron, Oquoa, Outlaw Con Bandana and Simon Joyner.— The list of the hottest shows happening this weekend. It’s 13 wasted minutes of your life you’ll never get back, but who cares, it’s free. Check it out. The Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-Up Podcast is a collection of local indie music news, comments and reviews from the web pages of Lazy-i.com, plus music samples from live shows and upcoming releases, as well as a look at the best shows happening in the coming weekend, and beyond, all hosted by music journalist and critic Tim McMahan.

Lazy-i Podcast April 1, 2015

Check out a brand new episode of the Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-up Podcast! In this week's episode: -– Simon Joyner talks about the stories heard on his new album.— Live reviews and live clips from Little Brazil, So-So Sailors, Juan Wauters and Matthew Sweet.— The list of the hottest shows happening this weekend. It’s 23-and-a-half wasted minutes of your life you’ll never get back, but who cares, it’s free. Check it out. The Lazy-i Weekly Wrap-Up Podcast is a collection of local indie music news, comments and reviews from the web pages of Lazy-i.com, plus music samples from live shows and upcoming releases, as well as a look at the best shows happening in the coming weekend, and beyond, all hosted by music journalist and critic Tim McMahan.