The GenX Show

We've come to the end of the GenX Show series on The Rolling Stones. David Hudson from State of Amorica Podcast and Digital Killed the Radio Star is back to close off the proceedings with a deep dive into the Stones underappreciated Goat's Head Soup. Enjoy the show!

Magnus and Joe return to the GenX Show to continue Rolling Stones month with their weary and drug addled masterpiece Exile on Main Street. Did the circumstances this record was made under contribute to it's vibe? Why are things so muddy but the songs so good? We discuss it all!

Steve Gorman; author, radio host and drummer for the band Trigger Hippy joins Jeff to talk about their favorite Rolling Stones album, the perfect Sticky Fingers from 1971. Steve talks about listening to the album, it's influence on The Black Crowes and what Charlie Watts meant to him. Enjoy the show!

Welcome to episode one of The GenX Show's new series for July where we look at the Rolling Stones album run from 1968 to 1973. Things kick off with the Stones doom-laden masterpiece from 1969: Let it Bleed Ian Rice and David Hudson from the State of Amorica podcast join Jeff for a fun track by track discussion of this timeless classic.

The Last podcast of Pride Month (thanks for the downloads!) is about Stranger Things and the Will Beyers storyline. How the lack of emotional payoff and frustrating hinting is actually more accurate to the way life was in the 80's and how I relate to Will Beyers struggle to be who he is at a time that actively discouraged being gay. Enjoy the show!

Drusilla Adeline and Joshua Conkel, two amazingly talented and vibrant humans from the Hollywood community do Jeff the big honor of coming on his show to talk about their podcast, Bloodhaus about Art House Horror, and about the concept of Art House horror in general. They wrap up the podcast with a great discussion about what representation means and how it can be better.

Jeff welcomes The Horror Queers (Joe Lipsett and Trace Thruman) back to The GenX Show to talk about the Queer horror classic Siege (Self Defense) from 1983. What does this movie mean to the community and how does it handle LGBTQ subjects. In depth and fascinating discussion for Pride Month

Jeff brings on his friends Pat (from CSG Politics) and Clint to talk about an artist they appreciate and Jeff ... not so much. Natalie Merchant and what she means to them and what Jeff began to appreciate 25 years later. Enjoy the show!

CSG Politics is back ... now on a new channel. This week, Pat Geherin and Jeff Morton talk about what is going on in Ukraine, the politics of the ridiculous Colorado 3rd Congressional District and a bunch of 90's memories. Hope you enjoy the revival!

Marshall returns to Queer Tales to talks to Jeff about life, geography, philosophy and some talk of pornography at the end. This one has it all!

Jeff's good friend Joe returns to have a conversation about The Who's seminal 1969-73 album journey and how it is only rivaled by the Rolling Stones period which overlapped it. Also plenty of tangents on the best eras in Rock, The Band, The Beatles and so much more Enjoy the show!

David Hudson from Digital Killed the Radio Star and State of Amorica Podcast joins Jeff to talk about U2's seminal 1991 album Achtung Baby. How that album set the template for the rest of the decade of rock music. What are David and Jeff's thoughts? Find out on the latest GenX Show

After the weird and tumultuous time of Adore, Billy Corgan and the Smashing Pumpkins decide their last hurrah will be an ambitious concept double album. Yet, due to record company shenanigans, the departure of a key band member and general angst the final album was shorter but did it "work". Jon-Michael and Jeff discuss this complex album.

Jeff welcomes back his GenX Music Show co-host Joe H to talk about the Beatles Get Back documentary and their enduring influence over all modern culture and music. Enjoy the show!

Jeff and Marshall reconvene to talk about friendships and relationships in the Pandemic Era and how that shapes our lives as gay men. Fascinating episode that I hope people of all sexuality's enjoy!

John Reidy returns to the GenX Show to talk about Old Denver music venues and memories from seeing great concerts in Denver before the great migration (tm) in 1995. A great show full of great memories and an embrace of what makes Denver cool right now. Enjoy the show!

Jeff and his return guest Jon-Michael discuss The Smashing Pumpkins controversial Adore album from 1998. Does it deserve a reappraisal or is it just as dour and kinda boring as we thought it was in the late 90's. Things discussed: producer Flood, the circumstances the album was being recorded under, Jimmy Chamberlain's long cast shadow ... and finally what crap music was being produced in the late...

In this review of Peter Jackson’s edit of the Beatles Get Back Footage in episode two, Jeff talk about the band’s relocation to the Apple Studio, George getting pissed off about India and Paul’s excitement over the rooftop idea

Episode one of Peter Jackson’s eight hour three part documentary on The Beatles Get Back sessions. What are the high points? What are the lows? Jeff talks about it all. Spoilers ahead

On the latest episode of the GenX Show, Jeff welcomes Joe and Trace from the Horror Queers podcast. Aside from being one of Jeff's favorite podcasts, both Joe and Trace are fun, funny and fascinating. They discuss Gateway horror, the changing dynamics of horror over the years, the movies Cruising, and the future of LGBTQIA horror cinema. A great discussion for all around. Horror Queers - https://p...

Jeff's former colleague and good friend Andrew Feinstein (owner of Tracks Nightclub, Reel Works event center and property developer in Denver) joins Jeff to talk about how density can help with the housing crunch in Denver and how developers can be encouraged to invest in affordable housing around transit hubs. Interesting conversation. Enjoy the show!

David Hudson from State of Amorica Podcast and Digital Killed the Radio Star joins Jeff to talk about the urgency of vaccinations and the benefits they give. Also we talk a whole bunch of music including The Killers, Tears for Fears, The Black Crowes an much much more.

My friend Trey Mitchell (@treyinator on twitter) joins me to talk about his philosophy on what movies he likes, Marvel Universe, Batman and more.

Jeff and his friend Marshall talk about being gay and living as marginalized people, Black Lives Matter, and the thought process of moving to Texas. Great episode of an ongoing series.

On the latest GenX Show, Magnus and Jeff talk about New Order ... the band that sprang from the ashes of goth music precursors Joy Division. How they had a hard time escaping the shadow of their fallen front man until they decided to forge their own path of rock music with dance and electronic beats. Special shout out to Peter Hook ... the coolest motherf**ker on the planet.