Dollops for Donuts

Art and Nate hang with Kelly from the Denver Zine Library. Enjoy gluten free waffles together and dive into all things Zines! From it's birth in 2003 the Denver Zine Library has grown to one of the largest collections in the country, uniting the zine community and building relationships.  The Denver Zine Library Denver Library- the Bob Ragland Branch 1900 35th St, Denver, CO 80216 https://den...

Tracy Weaver takes on the role of host and goes in depth with the various bands Nate has kept time with.. The ups and downs, starts and finishes, but all the good times and times that could have been better. Though, in the end it all worked out. Tracy reflects on the bands I have been fortunate to play with, some of the crazy stories and a few of the tough times too. Tracy came up with this idea a...

Nate and Art sit down with Matt Megyesi and Jim Norris co-owners of Mutiny Information Cafe at 3483 S. Broadway in Englewood. We chat about the big move from Denver last Fall, being embraced by a new municipality, where things started and what's on the horizon. Please join us as we discuss, how Mutiny began, Matt's big move from Billings and leaving his miming community behind, working t...

Art and I sit down with Storm Gloor, Associate Professor of Music & Entertainment Studies at CU Denver. We focus on some of of the venues of South Broadway in Denver and the history and current shows taking place within this music community. We talk about the paper he is working on publishing, which focuses on the music cities of the United States and how important these communities are not ju...

This is Part Deux of Episode Two of Season Two, featuring Jim "Rev" Norris, Mike Lee and Jed Kopp. Art and Nate dive a bit deeper with the Bluebird and Ogden Theater, talking about the shows that took place, they mayhem before the shows started and how it was all possible.  Please join us for a run down of NIPP and what went down at these historic theaters from the late 90's to earl...

Art Biggs and Nate Weaver chat with Jim Norris (Rev) and Jed Kopp about the Bluebird and Ogden Theaters on E. Colfax. Two of Denver's oldest and Theaters that were built in the early 20th century and have become two amazing music venues that are still hosting bands and musicians from all scopes and genres. Jim, Jed and Nate all worked at the Bluebird together and in this episode they share ma...

In this episode Art and Nate interview Sean Melody of Produkt 42, co owner and master mind behind one of the most unique independent record labels based in Colorado Springs that is shared with his wife Apryl.  They work together to put out some truly unique music from all over the world. We talk about his time growing up in Denver and his move down to the Springs, the many amazing bands and artist...

Art Biggs and Nate Weaver want to say sorry to Rainbow Sugar for the craziness of setting up the interview and hope we can find another time down the road that works for everyone. We talk about some of the most inspiring women in the Denver scene.  What the summer entailed. Living with Crohn's, food allergies and supporting the CCFA. Hitting up the legalization of corporate monopolies, along...

Nate and Andrew hangout with Josh Taylor from Monkey Mania and talk about the 50 N Lipan location and 2126 Arapahoe, the shows, the bands and what it took to run a independent venue. We cover the travels and craziness early 90s and what lead up to one of the coolest and unique spots in Denver.  Monkey mania is: Josh Taylor Nate Hayden Ben Brunton Mike McNutts Germaine Baca Amy Fantastic Claudine R...

Nate Weaver and Andrew Novick sit down with Travis Little and Bird to discuss more of the late 90s warehouse scene in Denver and more specifically, Soulciety. The Soulciety warehouse existed from late 1997 early 1998 to 2002 on Brighton Blvd and 35th Ave. The warehouse, was a home, gallery, work space, practice space, screen print shop and art collective that fostered many talented artists in the...

This is episode one of the Warehouse series for Dollops for Donuts but it is the 4th episode in the 1st season. We dive into the origin story of the Beatcrib and how things evolved into a very unique art and culture collective that made an impact in Denver from 1992-now Revoluciones was open from 1997-2005 Dollops for Donuts is hosted by Nate Weaver and Andrew Novick Featuring Revoluciones Art &am...

Andrew and Nate reflect on Crescendo Music and Offbeat Records with Steve "Smitty" Smith, Cathy H. , Art Biggs, L.A.M. Jams, Doug Seefeldt, the shows at the Basement in the Littleton Town Hall. Cory Harris Chris Broderick Rich Ross Doug Seefeldt Jerry Baker Opening and closing music- Otion live at the Bluebird April, 2001-Beautiful Nothing Written by Nate Weaver and Art Biggs Co-Host And...

Taking a look at the Littleton Town Hall and the shows that took place in the basement from 1985 to 1987. Shows were hosted by Doug Seefeldt, tickets were sold at Offbeat Records. The Fluid, Blood Flower, Sons of T were some of the bands to play and were a part of the underground all ages scene in the mid 80s. This is the first episode in a 2 part series and next we will look back at Crescendo Mus...

 A unique look at Denver bands and venues from the mid 80s to the present, the stories and a celebration of those that revolutionized music in Denver. Mercury Cafe website A video about Marilyn and the Mercury Cafe: Marilyn Megenity & the Mercury Cafe on Vimeo Mutiny Information Cafe website Written by Nate Weaver Intro and outro music Scott Lewis and Nate Weaver Co-Host-Andrew Novick dollopsf...