Dollops for Donuts

#6 of Season 2 (The end or no, who knows) FEATURING Tracy Weaver as she interviews Nate Weaver of Vivid Imagination, Murder Ranks, Otion and more; favorite venues, what's next in season 3...

Tracy Weaver takes on the role of host and goes in depth with the various bands Nate has kept time with.. The ups and downs, starts and finishes, but all the good times and times that could have been better. Though, in the end it all worked out. Tracy reflects on the bands I have been fortunate to play with, some of the crazy stories and a few of the tough times too. Tracy came up with this idea and I thought it would be fun. I don't talk to all the folks I have played with over the years, but I have stayed in touch with some. I am grateful for all those days and hope for more in the future. Donuts brought to you by Kroger, King Soopers Cherry Cake recipe Guest Host: Tracy Weaver Intro Music-Murder Ranks "Soundboy Why" Intermission Music-Otion "Insperado" Outro Music-Vivid Imagination- "Conformity" Episode dedicated to Gary Weaver, we miss you everyday dad, RIP. Special shout out to Mark Kosta, miss you and wish we could have shared more music together. There are resources out there for those suffering from depression.  988 Lifeline - If you need emotional support, reach out to the national mental health hotline: 988. [https://988lifeline.org/] Preventing Suicide | Suicide Prevention | CDC [https://www.cdc.gov/suicide/prevention/index.html] dollopsfordonuts.com

#5 of Season 2, Mutiny Information Cafe with Matt Megyesi and Jim Norris, the new location, finding positivity on the South side, Punk Scouts and more.

Nate and Art sit down with Matt Megyesi and Jim Norris co-owners of Mutiny Information Cafe at 3483 S. Broadway in Englewood. We chat about the big move from Denver last Fall, being embraced by a new municipality, where things started and what's on the horizon. Please join us as we discuss, how Mutiny began, Matt's big move from Billings and leaving his miming community behind, working together on the zine "The", train hopping, their love of coffee, starting their dream in Denver and finding their home in Englewood. The future is bright for Mutiny, they truly are a resource for the creative culture. We talk about many things and in the very near future Mutiny will be moving forward with  Punk Scout's (learning resources for kids to find their voice and learn about punk rock culture). Check out their weekly events. Punk Scouts first event 3/30/2025, visit their website for more information.  https://www.mutinybooks.com/  https://mutualaidmonday.org/ Intro Music Album- Undead in Denver Vol. II (romanruinrecords.com) Scum City Avengers-"Nut'in Means A Lot" Outro Music Album- Undead in Denver Vol. II The Hacks - "Direction" dollopsfordonuts.com

#4 of Season 2, the venues of South Broadway with Storm Gloor Associate Professor of Music & Entertainment Studies at CU Denver

Art and I sit down with Storm Gloor, Associate Professor of Music & Entertainment Studies at CU Denver. We focus on some of of the venues of South Broadway in Denver and the history and current shows taking place within this music community. We talk about the paper he is working on publishing, which focuses on the music cities of the United States and how important these communities are not just in Austin, Los Angeles, NY and New Orleans, but those that haven't had the same exposure. How the pandemic affected music in general and how AI is already impacting music and musicians. Music in- Bushstic "Loss of My Find" Music Out-Ron Miles Trio-"Wildwood Flower" Herman's Hideaway Mutiny Information Cafe Three Kings Tavern 7 South Red Rocks Amphitheater Hi Dive GiGi Johnson Amplify Music https://amplifymusic.org/ dollopsfordonuts.com

#3 of Season 2 Part Deux, The Venues of East Colfax, The Bluebird and Ogden Theaters, featuring Jim Norris, Jed Kopp and Mike "Tiger" Lee

This is Part Deux of Episode Two of Season Two, featuring Jim "Rev" Norris, Mike Lee and Jed Kopp. Art and Nate dive a bit deeper with the Bluebird and Ogden Theater, talking about the shows that took place, they mayhem before the shows started and how it was all possible.  Please join us for a run down of NIPP and what went down at these historic theaters from the late 90's to early 2000s. Intro Outro music by Removal- Vancouver Canada  @Mutual Aid Monday No Means No Mike Watt Hot Water Music  Planes Mistaken for Stars dollopsfordonuts.com

#2 of Season 2, The Venues of East Colfax, The Bluebird and Ogden Theaters, featuring Jim Norris and Jed Kopp

Art Biggs and Nate Weaver chat with Jim Norris (Rev) and Jed Kopp about the Bluebird and Ogden Theaters on E. Colfax. Two of Denver's oldest and Theaters that were built in the early 20th century and have become two amazing music venues that are still hosting bands and musicians from all scopes and genres. Jim, Jed and Nate all worked at the Bluebird together and in this episode they share many amazing stories of their time working together. Mentions:  Intro and Outro music by: Il Cativo - From the album-To Bring Low an Empire song -"Long Gone John" sacredbonesrecords, https://www.sacredbonesrecords.com/ Amy Fisher Bobby Collins Death Metal Armada Mike "Tiger" Lee Big G Doug Kauffman Evan Detchman Chris Swank Nobody In Particular Presents Otion 15th Street Tavern Joy and Spider -zine Steven Copeland  Mary Robertson  Peter Ore Scott Campbell Danny Carey Frank Black THE- zine The Lion's Lair Mike Latronico History gathered at: Bluebird Theater - Wikipedia A brief history of Colfax Avenue's Bluebird Theater | FOX31 Denver (kdvr.com) The Bluebird Theatre - Clio (theclio.com) Ogden Theatre - Wikipedia From vaudeville to Drake, a look back at 100 years of Denver’s Ogden Theatre – The Denver Post Jim Norris CO Owner of Mutiny Information Café 2 S Broadway Denver, CO. 80209 303-778-7579 Jed Kopp- drummer of BCDMA, Wild Canadians, Il Cativo, Ghost Buffalo Bladerunner Barbershop 4775 S Broadway Unit 1 Englewood, CO. 80113 720-217-3061 dollopsfordonuts.com