Brad Price
The Planet B Photography Podcast
Enter the realm that exists between barriers and stages! The Planet B Photography Podcast is an exercise in learning from those who inspire us. Every week I sit down with a fellow photographer of music or comedy for a discussion of documenting all things rad. Join us, won't you? :)
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3: Southern Soul Fulfillment | Jaron Loggins (@masterjaron) 19.02.2026 57:08
Jaron Loggins is a Georgia-based photographer who brings a unique style of editing to his work covering concert & burlesque events. A lover of the darker and more rebellious side of art, Jaron frequently photographs at Gainsville's Blackstrap Rock Hall. We discuss how he got plugged in with the venue, the power of belief in oneself, and how legendary figures in heavy music stick to their DIY r...
2: Themed & Obscene | Ray McClure (@primitivescrewheadz) 12.02.2026 43:00
Ray McClure is a Nashville-based photographer and self-proclaimed professional freak of nature. Our mutual love for Gwar brought us together for today's conversation. We discuss themed bands, ranging from visually obscene to viscerally messy stage performances, and how humans themselves can be the foulest of all-no gimmicks needed. Find Ray's Work! https://www.instagram.com/primitivescrewheadz/ Fo...
1: Toronto's Raddest Photographer | Riley Taylor (@larvalungs) 18.12.2025 42:58
Riley Taylor is a Toronto-based photographer who captures the memories & energies from concerts with a distinct black & white style. We chat about his origins of bringing a camera to shows, words of inspiration that sent a mental click to his brain to pursue this art indefinitely, touring with bands, and the unforgettable sounds emanating from a Slayer photo pit. Join us for the maiden voy...
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