Mile High Stash

Sponsored by Monkton Guitars, this episode of Mile High Stash features Adrian Belew, whose unique, brilliant guitar work is featured on albums by David Bowie, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, Frank Zappa, Nine Inch Nails, King Crimson and more. Mr. Belew famously played on the Talking Heads' seminal "Remain in Light" album, and he's embarking on a "Remain in Light" tour with the Talking Heads' Jerry Har...

Sponsored by Colorado Mushrooms, this episode of Mile High Stash features Stelth Ulvang of the Lumineers. We discuss his life in music, from Dovekins and the Lumineers to his solo work and now also Heavy Gus. Thanks as well to 105.5 The Colorado Sound for their support of this episode and their 24/7 selection of great music.

This week's episode of Mile High Stash features John Hendrickson, a current senior editor at The Atlantic and former Denver Post music journalist. His new book, “Life on Delay,” details his journey with stuttering, something Hendrickson didn't really open up about until his 2019 interview with Joe Biden. We talk about John's relationship with Colorado, his five zombie-apocalypse albums, and what w...

Sponsored in part by the Velvet Elk Lounge, this episode of Mile High Stash features Ben Nichols of Lucero , whose new album "Should've Learned By Now" drops February 24, 2023. Lucero plays the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park on Saturday, January 21. Head to LuceroMusic.com for more info.

This episode of Mile High Stash features Miguel Aviña of the sibling-led Denver band iZCALLi, which plays alternative hard-rock with a generous helping of Latin flavor. Check them out at iZCALLiRock.com

Sponsored by Colorado Mushrooms and the Gold Hill Inn, this episode of Mile High Stash features Murder By Death frontman Adam Turla, who also owns and operates the Louisville, Kentucky restaurant Lupo. He talks with Mile High Stash about Murder By Death's annual Stanley Hotel shows, getting through the pandemic, and the five albums he'd choose if stranded at the Stanley. Episode photo by Michael E...

Sponsored by Spirit Hound Distillers and the Gold Hill Inn, this episode of Mile High Stash features Los Lobos multi-instrumentalist Steve Berlin, who famously played saxophone with the Blasters before Los Lobos acquired him in the early 1980's. Steve chats with Adam about his life in music.

Brought to you in part by Colorado Mushrooms, this episode of Mile High Stash features Colorado icon Slim Cessna, of Slim Cessna's Auto Club, DBUK and more. Check out Slim Cessna's Auto Club at scacunincorporated.com and check out Colorado Mushrooms at ColoradoMushroomsLLC.com

This episode of Mile High Stash features the multi-talented Boulder musician and songwriter Ted Thacker, who first made waves with Baldo Rex and is now known as the Red Tack. Ted's new album, "Judy," drops this month and he stopped by to talk about his life in music. Episode photo by George Blosser.

Sponsored by Monkton Guitars and Spirit Hound Distillers, this episode of Mile High Stash features Demi and Baby from The Velveteers , a Boulder-born hard-rock band whose debut album, "Nightmare Daydream" was produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.

This episode of Mile High Stash features Lexie Baker, a Denver artist who mixes psychedelia with feminine-centric sexuality in her otherworldly visual art. Check out Lexie's work at instagram.com/psychedelicious.lex

Sponsored by the Gold Hill Inn and Monkton Guitars, this episode of Mile High Stash features Bonnie Sims of the rising bluegrass group Big Richard, as well as the Bonnie & Taylor Sims Band and Everybody Loves an Outlaw.

Sponsored by Ozo Coffee, this episode of Mile High Stash features young Boulder, Colorado jazz musician Jeremy Mohney, who discusses his new album, "Gold Hill Serenade"; his lifetime love of jazz and jazz history; and his five choices for what albums he'd take to a remote Colorado cabin during a zombie apocalypse.

Sponsored by the Jamestown Mercantile and Rising Tide Tattoo, the first-ever episode of Mile High Stash finds Adam chatting with Gasoline Lollipops frontman Clay Rose, who chooses his five albums, discusses his musical upbringing and talks about the new Gasoline Lollipops album, "Nightmares."