The Breckening Podcast

Liberty Lounging with Jenna Hill-Higgs

On this episode, I sat down with Jenna Hill-Higgs at her bar, the Liberty Lounge located off Jennings and Pennsylvania in Fort Worth. We discuss her bar and the open accepting environment it fosters, her involvement with the gay community via her upbringing, being a former educator, and of course, I derail us into a talking about sci-fi for awhile while throwing in my two cents about education.

Up in the Cloudland w/ Joe Tacke

I catch up with my first repeat guest Joe Tacke, THIS TIME at the tucked away location of Cloudland Recording Studio. We talk awards, bands, flyers that have band names on them, and a fun info nugget at the end of the episode. It's on an hour-ish so you can easily get there. ENJOY!!

A Cold Afternoon in Keegan's Kitchenette

I sat down with Ft. Worth based singer/songwriter Keegan McInroe. We talked about music scenes, his extensive touring around many counties in Europe, and a whole host of other things. It was a fun couple of hours. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Occasional click-clacks in the background by his dog, the sweet old Delia Skunk.

A Walk Down Prater Street

I met up with Justin Prater in his office at Pro Rehearsal Studios. We talked, like ya do on a podcast, about various things: music, wrestling, and maybe some other topics. It was a good time and a beer drinking time. Check out the episode, and also check out his band Paper Street, hence the excellent and relevant title of this episode.

I Put a Hand Up Darren Collins

Darren Collins, who I first met about 20 years ago, is and has been many things: a professional touring juggler, a comedian, a magician, maybe one of those knife throwing guys (sorry, I lost count), but most importantly, he's been working in Nairobi, Kenya for the last eight years with the non-profit Project Hand Up. Luckily Darren was stateside for a bit and carved out some time for us to record a podcast in Santa's Workshop. I know this is a lot of odd information, but listen to the episode and all (kind of) will be explained. This was a lot of fun. Thank you again Darren.