guest judge as The Cowboy

guest judge as The Cowboy

guest judge as The Cowboy

Recorded Live at Whiskey Cowboy, Local Music and Interviews

guest judge as The Cowboy

Recorded Live at MoonShine Bar & Grill, Local Music and Interviews

guest cameo as The Cowboy

guest judge as The Cowboy

The affection The Beatles had for Carl Perkins' music is no secret. "Matchbox" was a longtime part of the band's early live show, first sung by John, then by Pete Best, then again by John. Starting in '63, Ringo took it over for a few BBC sessions, then in studio in June of '64, with Perkins himself hanging in the studio with them. Their cover is a swinging, sloppy, rollicking fun mess. Ringo fumbles lyrics and melodies all over the place, but, in Jonathan's opinion, it's a fun, fast tune showing a bit of that raw rocker vibe that Beatles were starting to take their first steps away from as they grew and experienced more and more. Is that enough to elevate the track to something Fab-worthy?

Julia doesn't really agree, and neither do this week's guests. Our pals Jak Locke and Angie Tusa return to the show. Since we last connected, Angie has started a blog called After The End, a deep chronological dive into the entire solo catalog of The Beatles. Jak's history with rockabilly in his band The Monochromes helps give us a good resource this track, and it's history, which goes well beyond Carl Perkins. We touch on all sorts of topics in this fun, in-person (yay!) episode. We also try out a new game, Bruce's Brain Busters! Be sure to follow Angie along on the blog an on Twitter, and check out all Jak's musical projects at jaklocke.com!

As a musician, I couldn't ever imagine having the world hear the first song I ever wrote...or have the guts to put that first song on a record that's expected to sell millions of copies. But that's just what happens with #198, George's "Don't Bother Me." It checks all the 60's early rock boxes, all while in a minor key! Impressive? George called it "not a great song," and maybe he's not wrong, but its not awful, and it certainly shows a better beginning than anything I ever wrote. #197, "Ask Me Why," hits a spot I love: Early John drawing inspiration from R&B. This Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-inspired tune finds the band dropping some FANTASTIC 3 part harmony, with some clever lyrics...but does it sound like The Beatles?

This week, we're joined by....another couple! Jak Locke (Jak Locke Rock Show) is a New Orleans-based musician, and Angie Tusa is an accountant, painter, and podcaster....and they're married, just like us! The difference is, SHE's The Beatles nut, and he's the casual fan. We dive into the role The Beatles, their music, and their own interpersonal and romantic relationships have impacted or inspired our own, and how having a partner who provides love and support can enable you to become the best version of yourself, for you AND your partner. We also touch on the being a product of your own record collection, kids being the worst, and Jak and Angie show off a very special piece of memorabilia.

You can check out Jak's new record "Loud As Me," along with all his music from various bands at www.jaklocke.com and all streaming platforms. The track "Hannah" is featured in this episode, as well as several Beatles covers he's done with various bands. Angie's podcast, Schumacast (A journey through the films of Joel Schumacher) can be heard at https://schumacast.blogspot.com and at various podcast platforms.

Jak Locke & Brian Peschlow the artist formally know as BGoat joins us to elect a local band president.
Also:
∙ The Jak Locke Rock Show's "Loud as Me" album review.
∙ Netflix reviews
∙ Open Lines
∙ News U Need 2 Know About
and more .....

Special guest Rick English & Jak Locke join us to talk about their upcoming show Stache Gordon at Southport Music Hall w/ The Jak Locke Rock Show. Who better to discuss Bohemian Rhapsody with than these two?

also:
∙ Mayday's Maniac Netflix review
∙ Ali Investigation
∙ PPVGuys Not Real Movie News
∙ Live show reviews
∙ Marvel's Daredevil S3 continues
∙ Czar's Netflix in November picks
and more....

Special guest Jak Locke joins us to talk about his upcoming show Diplocrats, Jak Locke, Bad Moon Lander in The Deck Room. We will test his acting chops with famous movie scenes and just might get a live musical performance.

2nd hour:
∙ Netflix reviews: Spun, Locke, & Father of the Year.
∙ Coming to the movies: Disney's Christopher Robin
∙ PPVGuys Not Real Movie News
∙ Local Entertainment News
∙ Netflix originals in August
∙ Triggered moment of the week
and more ....

On this episode, Jak Locke joins us to talk about Forest Whitaker, Lost in Space, the Last OG, ugly babies, Adam is racist.  All this and more on the new Metal Hand of God!

Tonight on NRR105 Jak Locke and Blaine Wear Jr. answer the questing "What is a Millennial?"
also on tonights show:
∙ Final GiRL SPiCE LiVE! update
∙ Netflix reviews of The Cloverfield Paradox and Altered Carbon
∙ Local Entertainment news
∙ Coming to the movies Black Panther
∙ New A Perfect Circle song and artwork released
∙ PPVGuys Not Real Movie News

Live from Andy's Bald Eagle Transporter 626-AXM - Space Boy- S Class. We talk about space life, Andy takes the red pill, we eat Space cakes that made us ejaculate and we listen to a lost transmission from Fat City Slick.

SHOW 100!!!
This show live af fam.
We are broadcasting from Southport Hall and are joined by various guests, past guests, musical guests and more.
Zero to a Hunnit
Real Quick.

On this episode: we're joined by the great Jak Locke! Subjects include Clownvis Presley, Kyle's attitude, is it Woolsworth or Woolworths, feminist comedy and the trouble with Adam's favorite show<

On this episode a new cat on the scene called Fat City Slick joins us. Slick and Greg bond instantly and pretty much ruin the show. Andy's back and we talk about some nonsense. Thanks to Fat City Slick and Greg this was a cluster fuck of a show.

For a moment Rick English & Jak Locke disappeared and in their place, Freddie Mercury & David Bowie once again performed Under Pressure.
Hear what went down live Sunday night and see them both in person for yourself Thursday Night at Stache Gordon at Southport Music Hall.

The first ever 48min Audio Project! We have 48min to spin the wheel of chance to decide the topics and characters. Write a story and perform it. Helping to do this the talented Jak Locke.
Also
Movie review of Dunkirk
Netflix review of Castlevania
review of Typical Stereo and Billsberry Flowboy Strike Back
and much more ......

In this episode, Pickle chats with Jak and Chuck of the NOLA Horror Film Fest about their upcoming Halfway to Halloween festival celebration, Jak's music, movie updates and more!

We went Live Christmas Night with Whine and Cheese on Facebook and Youtube. You can hear it here or watch what went down by clicking the link below, We hope you had a Merry Christmas and a special thanks to all the guest who made this a night to remember!
* Special performances by *
Harry Hoerner Jr., Justin Molaison, Chris Tarride, Jak Locke, Shawn Foret, Zack Luther, Steven Bourgeois
See the show at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUExbJE7-Rk

It's always scary when the leftovers have been passed around and left out of the fridge. We reheat the 6th Annual NOLA Horror Film Fest with Charles, Laura, and Jak Locke. Join us as we attempt to transcend mediocrity, one crumb at a time.

In this episode, Pickle sits down with members of the NOLA Horror Film Fest to discuss the upcoming festival. We talk the films, guests, the bar crawl and more! We also discuss Jak Locke‘s musical work, his recent shows, updates from his movie Targeted, his new album, “Over”, and an upcoming project called “Chuckie Bunny”.

There's also a 32:35 addendum video where the guests play Major League Baseball on NES which you can view by clicking here.

The Four Horseman of the A-Pod-Calypse open the doors of madness and welcome Mr. Charles Lucia ( Director of NOLA Horror Film Fest ) and returning the madman himself Jak Locke.

Wayne, Adam and Kyle welcome back the man, the myth Mr. Jak Locke to the show. They open up with talk about the 100th and 200th episodes, Kyle tells us stories of his trip to the rodeo, they talk Jak and Kyle's up coming show, Kyle saves a man with his new friend pretty eyes, Jak spills beer, they talk about legalizing all forms of drugs, a man catfishes his own daughter... There is a ton more so go and listen for yourself!

∙ Artist, composer, director, game designer, Jak Locke joins us in the Not Real Studio
∙ Czar's Fallout stories from the wastelands return
∙ Phil Anselmo helps raise money for the Jewish Federation in NOLA
∙ Ali's New Orleans Mardi Gras adventure
∙ PPVGuys' [Not Real Movie News] premieres
∙ Netflix reviews of Ant-Man and Jurassic World.
Mediocrity has never been this fun!

In this episode, we chat with Jak about his upcoming film “Targeted”.  We also discuss this weekend’s events, and chatter around the New Orleans art and music scene.  Turn On – Tune in, another life altering episode.

Revelations from under the influence of ‪‎Ambien‬, inside The House of Shock with Satan's agent, Jak Locke's new movie & wild new song, Hell Yes Fest meets Liquid Ass, Andrew Duhon plans his new record + valuable information like why do Jews like celery and how does a can aerosolize its contents.

Without Wayne and the Rum Guy, Buck Lightning must carry on.  And so he is joined by the great Jak Locke and the Legendary Lattie.  They start off talking about the Mayweather Pacquiao fight and why boxing isn't an important sport anymore.  They also discuss film scores, Elon Musk and the funeral Buck Lightning attended last week.

The sexiest podcasters welcome back the one, the only Mr Jak Locke !! We open the show by finally giving Jak some credit for unknowingly helping with our theme song, we talk about his movie, how long it took to make, when it comes out and how he feels about crowd funding sites. We talk some about the drink-n-draw drama, the crazy guy who thinks he is Kurt Cobain, Buck tells a story about how he got back at his brother, Rum brings up his ( fake ) He-Man script, Paul Walker, Master Chief helmet, Disney erotica and our new contest.

This is the very first podcast of The Darnell Quiggley Show with Darnell Quiggley and Jim Dandy. On this weeks show we talk about a few topics in the news this week, speak with a New Orleans filmmaker and we also discuss gaming. Stop by to hear some normal guys talk about normal things!

The boss is back from Mardi Gras and we’re joined by Jak Locke.  We discuss the upcoming Ali Birthday Bash, burlesque dancers, podcasting articles, and more.  Another Mind altering Episode!

On this episode the World's Sexiest Podcasters are recording live from the Naughty or Nice Christmas Show at the Twist of Lime. The Rum Guy is in house! They're joined by Jak Locke, Monty (of Monty and the Mongoose's Little Show) and Melody Thick.  This episode is fairly out of control, since it takes place in a bar and YaKk was setting up behind us as we recorded.  Also, Adam takes his pants off.

In this episode we catch up with author, musician, writer, game designer, artist, and friend Jak Locke as well as the great Ali-Mazing of Epic Twins Productions. Krazy Laughing Fireclown goes off on the kids, we review music shows from the week, and of course, Pickle with the Scoop.

Learn to relax with Lena, get wound up as hell with Jak, beat Ignatius at his own game with David, and walk out on your job to join the media circus with Sarah. Uncertain what the result of this Happy Hour will be when the drinks wear off.

Welcome to the M.H.O.G. Podcast's 100TH Episode!!! On this episode we bring back 6 of our past guests and friends : Vernon Smith, Mad Mart Flannagan, Ted Walley, Tim Lattie, Jak Locke and Miss Mandee AKA Hannah .. We unite this rag tag team of past guest to help us ring in episode 100!! This episode is full of none sense and complete stupidity that you all have grown to love.

If you only listen to one podcast this week with a gorgeous woman world champion kickboxer scuba diver economics grad, make it this one. Fighter Lydia Hand has her last cocktail in the USA with realtor Billy Patout and the inventor of "multi-talented,' singer, writer, film director Jak Locke.

On this episode we are joined by the one the only Mr. Jak Locke form the Jak Locke Rock Show. We discuss Jak's upcoming shows and tour. We also discuss a great premise for a new Three Musketeers movie in which Jak has drawn a wonderful rendition of the idea (which is the photo you see when you download this episode.)

In this episode we go long form and rock out with Jak Locke. Then the Silicon Resistance Shows up. Madness ensues then we discuss the madness of Boston and other news stories.

Beauty Guru Brie Lybrand and designer Chet Pourciau share the secrets of butt glue, red gravy, and orgasmic cup cakes. Writer/director/musician Jak Locke sings high and talks low about his new western. Andrew Duhon stomps his foot and wails on harmonica.

New Orleans' finest side-gig hustlers. Ken del Corral, Kerrie Ann Frey, novelist/web developer/film maker Jak Locke sings!

Six months of watching for tropical storms begins with a Hurricane at Pat O'Brien's with Robert Fogarty, singer Jak Locke and Pat O's Shelly Waguespack.

Learn to kill on a budget with Kerry Cuccia the poor man's Johnnie Cochran, the secrets of investing in OJ with Mozart's co-writer's cousin Graham (the girl) DaPonte, and walk around inside the dark mind of cadaverous musician Jak Locke.

Jak talks to DJ Driftwood about the upcoming food drive show, bassist concussions and future plans.

DJ Driftwood gets to know Jak and Jeremy over the course of a show.

DJ Troll sits with Jak and Saint to talk local music.

DJ Bender talks to Jak a bit before playing his cover of Helter Skelter on the air.

We talk about how the premiere screenings of our no-budget western Targeted went, the features on the DVD, and what's next for the Targeted project, with the video enhanced with relevant images.

with Angie, Zach and Noel.

Angie, J.D. and Jak discuss Konami, the Arkham series, the King's Quest series, the Gabriel Knight remake, Shadow of Mordor, Fran Bow, and walking sims.

Direct download episode here.

Jak's pick for the month is The Gods Must Be Crazy 2 (1989).

Direct download episode here.

Noel's pick for the month is Disorderlies (1987).

Direct download episode here.

In this test run of the show, Angie, Jak and J.D. discuss creepy walking sims: the new P.T. / Silent Hills Teaser and last year's Gone Home.

Direct download episode here.

Angie's pick for the month is Lupin the 3rd: Strange Psychokinetic Strategy (1974).

Direct download episode here.

Jak's pick for the month is The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980).

Direct download episode here.

Noel's pick for the month is Phase IV (1974).

Direct download episode here.

The Movie Exchange hosts all met up last month at Chicago's C2E2 convention, and are joined by JD DeMotte, of Comics Are Awesome and A Return to the Dreaming, for this live group recording in the middle of a hotel room.

Direct download episode here.

Angie's pick for the month is Southland Tales (2006).

Direct download episode here.

After spreading our Resident Evil curse to Angelle's livestream of RE3, we talk Alice, our sack of two tricks, wasted potential, and a movie starring Gilbert Gottfried.

with NoelCT and Phoenixanew.

Jak's pick for the month is The Hollywood Knights (1980).

Direct download episode here.

Following the recording of March's MMME podcast (making this a Not-Post-Stream Not-Podcast I guess), Angelle joins us as we talk Turbografx emulation websites, ALF, Targeted progress, FMV games, and Noel's inability to end a conversation.

with NoelCT and Phoenixanew.

Noel's pick for the month is The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990).

Direct download episode here.

Oh yuck man, someone got philosophy in my Not-Podcast! We briefly discuss the next game we might want to stream before delving into nostalgia and its effect on the death of cultural decades. Recorded at the end of a livestream so this time, the chat room participates in the discussion.

with NoelCT.

We spend almost eight minutes talking mod powers, archaic expressions, the nay, novelizations, faulty proprietary ebook formatting and the patron saints of jerks, all in an effort to avoid talking about the dull and uneven game we just finished.

with NoelCT.

Angelle's pick for the month is Hudson Hawk (1991).

Direct download episode here.

Somehow we get on the topics of Return To Zork, Leonard: Part 6, and movies we'll never watch.

with NoelCT.

If you listen to this, there's no reason to watch the livestream that we're talking about in it. However, if you really do hate constructive use of your time that much, knock yourself out, here's the link.

with NoelCT.

Following this, there was a half hour more conversation post-stream where we touched on the game design of Return To Zork, mid-90's adventure games and FPS's, and the evolution from Infocom's text adventures to the point-and-click era. Of course it accidentally ended up not getting recorded, so instead you get this aimless slop about what game we should play next. Here's the livestream this bit happened after.

with NoelCT.

It's the end of an era. And really, I couldn't be happier. Recorded after this livestream.

with NoelCT.

Really, if this is a podcast, I weep for the medium. After a livestream of Resident Evil: Director's Cut where we've been using a disjointed walkthrough (which you can watch here if you have 90 minutes to kill), the Skype call continues as we travel deeper down the rabbit hole of its author Chris.

with NoelCT and Benjamin__j.