The Most Disgusting Record Ever Made — And the Dumb and Dumber Connection

The Worst Sounds

Nails on a chalkboard. Out-of-phase audio. The emergency broadcast alert. What is objectively the WORST sound ever? In this episode of The Parp Donk Podcast, we're diving deep into the most annoying, irritating, and cringe-worthy sounds known to humanity — and sharing the hilarious stories behind them. Whether you're an audiophile with a vendetta, or just someone who can't stand the sound of someone chewing, this episode is for you. Subscribe so you never miss an episode! Like, comment, and share your WORST sound below! #WorstSounds #NailsOnAChalkboard #AnnoyingSounds #Podcast #Comedy #FunnyStories

A Chat With Fred Seibert Part 2

Part 2 of our in-depth conversation with media executive Fred Seibert (MTV, Hanna-Barbera, Fred/Alan). The MTV promise unpacked, legendary holiday parties, and a forthcoming Mississippi Fred McDowell remix that nobody saw coming. Music history, media history, and the blues — all in one conversation.

A Chat With Fred Seibert, Part 1

Fred Seibert was part of the creative team that launched MTV, catapulted Nickelodeon to the #1 kids network, lead Hanna-Barbera productions, and also produced numerous hit cartoons, including Dexter's Laboratory, the Fairly OddParents, the Powerpuff Girls, and Adventure Time so much more. Join the Parpers for a chat with Fred about work--risk-taking, mentorship, and of course the importance of audio! EP11

The Most Disgusting Record Ever Made — And the Dumb and Dumber Connection

Episode 10 Every creative field has its outsider art — work that exists completely outside the mainstream and is all the more fascinating for it. Tom Clack's "Biggest Bowel Movement Bar None" is Parp Donk's exhibit A. Jim, John, and Amanda discuss what makes it repulsive, brilliant, and genuinely worth your time. Parpers: Jim Stauffer, John Terelle, Amanda Nazario, Karen Martin, and Pippin

Squash, Sustain, and Saturation — Dave Derr Returns to Talk Compression

Episode 9 Compression is one of the most misunderstood, but powerful tools in audio. Few people understand compression better than Dave Derr, creator of the legendary Distressor. In part two of our conversation with the Empirical Labs founder, the Parpers dig into compression and saturation. Listen to our chat with Dave to find out what makes the Distressor one of the most widely used pieces of gear in audio. Essential listening for anyone serious about audio post-production, music production, or mixing. Parpers: Jim Stauffer, John Terelle, Amanda Nazario, Karen Martin, and Pippin