Sursumcorda Media
The Sursumcorda Radio Hour v2
The Sursumcorda Radio Hour is a reboot of the original Sursumcorda radio show, broadcast from Minneapolis between 1999 and 2002 — 80 shows from the strange little window before “podcasting” was really a word. The new show picks up the old signal and carries it forward: long-form conversations with artists, musicians, writers, friends, seekers, skeptics, misfits, expats, and people with stories that don’t fit neatly into modern content boxes. Expect culture, music, memory, art, fringe ideas, conspiracy, spirituality, absurdity, old friendships, new ghosts, and the occasional detour into whateve...
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Episodes
Sursumcorda Radio Hour v2 - Show 3 - 20260815 21.08.2026 51:29
The Sursumcorda Radio Hour has been rebooted. Show 3 features our oldest Portuguese friends, Andre and Frederico, who are the reason we are living in Portugal. Topics include: - Bernadette and Dave moved to Portugal - How Porto has changed over the last 13 years - DJ daze - Current creative projects - Special report from Maxine on the 2026 Vilar do Mouros music festival. Bands/recording artists an...
Show 2 - Craig and Monte 23.07.2026 1:02:55
Show 2 features guests, Craig and Monte, who were OG frequent guests on the original show 27 years ago. Topics include: - Summoning Bigfoot - Scary band tryout - The Minneapolis and Northern Minnesota music scenes back in the day and currently - And too much ASMR
Show 1 - Lynn and Matthew 04.07.2026 1:08:43
The Sursumcorda Radio Hour is back in action after over 20 years. This is the first rebooted show. Our guests are Lynn & Matt. We discuss Matthew's exploits in new wave 80s band, Electric Guitars. They were actually "big in Japan".
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