A series of interviews with musicians, writers, artists, and other creative figures on topics related to the contents of Who Cares Anyway: Post-Punk San Francisco and the End of the Analog Age (Headpress Books).
On rare occasions, the episodes will mention something timely or current (at least relative to when the episode was recorded), but for the most part, the focus is generally more retrospective. In other words, the interviews are intended to be “evergreens” — that is, they are intended to be as relevant (or irrelevant) a year from now or even five years from now as when they were released.
Also, while there are occasional cross references between episodes (e.g., when one of us refers back to something that someone else said in a previous episode), there is no particular sequence to the episodes. So if you are just now finding out about the podcast, you can start with pretty much any episode and go through them in any order you wish.
You can find it on most podcast apps by searching for “Who Cares Anyway Podcast.” (There is an unrelated podcast with the same name, but the cover art should make it clear which is which.) Alternately, you can follow any of these direct links:
- Justcast (podcast host; includes direct download links)
- Podcast Addict
- Apple
- Spotify
- YouTube
- RSS: https://feed.justcast.com/shows/the-who-cares-anyway-podcast-interview-series/audioposts.rss
Episodes
- Joe Carducci
- Kim Seltzer
- Trey Spruance
- Mark Prindle
- Lara Allen
- Hisham Mayet
- Paul Draper
- Denny DeGorio
- Patty Stirling
- Peter Conheim
- Phil Franklin
- Suzi Skates
- Vincent Albarano
- Barbara Manning
- Ryan Weinstein
- Joe Pop-O-Pie (Pt. 1)
- Joe Pop-O-Pie (Pt. 2)
- Christine Shields
- Mark Gergis
- Bill Gould
- Odell Nails
- Matt Wallace
BONUS “Live” Episode: SF Book-Release “panel” featuring Bill Gould, Peter Urban, CYRNAI, Dog Swan, and Joan Osato
Who Cares Anyway: Post-Punk San Francisco & the End of the Analog Age 