Joe West
Joe West's Intergalactic Honky Tonk Machine
With analog recording devices, answering machines and forgotten cassette tapes, Santa Fe songwriter Joe West investigates his friends and neighbors. The result is a series of psychedelic soundscapes of mystery, memory and mayhem.
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Episodes
The Life and Times of John Hogan 1937-2026 04.05.2026 59:20
A great Santa Fe artist. A dear friend of Joe's family. His life in a "nutshell". Support the show
The Lost Juice Machine Tapes 01.04.2026 24:40
Joe got a new juice machine and just had to sing about it. Support the show
Fanbase 01.04.2026 29:29
The podcast has really taken off and Joe had some conversations about that. Support the show
West Family Reunion 1983 01.03.2026 28:23
When Joe was just a lad, his family had a reunion. His father, Jerry, made a recording of some of it on cassette. Support the show
Weird Blood 01.03.2026 29:27
Joe investigates some odd situations concerning blood. Support the show
The Alien Tapes 30.01.2026 29:29
Joe interviews some local folks who are holding on to very sensitive information. Support the show
Aberdeen,South Dakota (Revisited) 29.01.2026 29:30
Joe travels back to a town he had spent some time in during high school. Support the show
Mike The Can Man 26.01.2026 20:15
A neighbor of Joe's who collects aluminum cans, copper and car batteries. Support the show
Journey To Axa 21.01.2026 28:21
Joe takes us traveling through multiple dimensions to find the ultimate dimension, Axa. Support the show
The Glory Days of Dona D 21.01.2026 24:33
Dona was Santa Fe rodeo queen in 1967. She loves to talk about her glory days when life was good. Support the show
Bobby's Wake Up Call 21.01.2026 27:50
Joe spends time with excessively creative neighbor after a series of health scares. Support the show
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