Yo! That’s My Jawn: The Podcast

Back at it again! Join Nate as he checks in with the audience (3:15) before remembering the late DMX (4:40). Then, Nate sits down with 88.5 WXPN’s Dan Reed (7:43) to talk about his childhood growing up in Ohio, The Monkees, his life in radio, joining WXPN and the effect the pandemic has has on the station, before entering The Jawntlet (42:45).

Join Nate for the first P’Cast!, a supplemental minisode of the Yo! That’s My Jawn Podcast.

The Podcast Returns!  We're back for the first episode of Season Two! Nate kicks things off welcoming everyone back by describing some changes to the show (2:39) before sitting down to talk to musician Ben Arnold (4:32).  The two discuss Ben's life in music, his many collaborations, his writing approach, and the new music he has been working on, all before taking on The Jawntlet (44:00)....

Here we go again! Join Nate as he talks to author and journalist D.X. Ferris (33 1/3: Reign in Blood, The Story of Donnie Iris & the Cruisers). D.X. shares how focus and knowing what he wanted in life has brought him the success he has found as a writer. But first, Nate makes a case for the Monkees and performs a cover of the Mike Nesmith classic, “Nine Times Blue.”

Episode six! Nate is joined by one of his oldest and dearest friends, drummer Scott Miller (Stonejackballers, Tribe of Names). The discuss the long journey from jamming is Scott’s parents’ basement to being tapped to drum in a prog rock powerhouse. Before that, Nate thanks some of those who helped them along the way.

Episode six! Join Nate as he sits down with one of his closest friends, drummer Scott Miller (Stonejackballers, Tribe of Names) for a walk down memory lane, tracing Scott’s journey from jamming in his parents’ basement with Nate to drumming for a prog rock supergroup. Also, Nate thanks those who helped them in the early days of their musical careers.

Join Nate for Episode Five as he sits down with Bill Schmids (Clay Pigeons, Bob & Bill) and bonds over music and the challenges of playing out during the pandemic. Also, Nate remembers Eddie Van Halen.

Another week, another episode. Join Nate for Episode 4 as he talks with Kevin Mooney (Chine, Imprint, Drop Anchor, Three Beards and a Bush) about how exposure to the Cure at an early age led him to the bass guitar and a life making music. Also, Nate reviews the new IDLES album, Ultra Mono.

Episode 3! Join Nate as he chats with Chiemena Ukazim (Movies with Heroes, Dismal, Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties) about his life in music, from the early days playing along with his CD player to touring Europe with Further Seems Forever.

Episode 2! Nate contemplates his relationship as a ‘Doors Fan’ before sitting down to chat with Paul Keen (Pawnshop Roses, Dead Flowers) about coming up in the Philly music scene and walking through the history of the Roses. Then Paul plays some jawns for us. :: Check out the pandemic video for “Sunshine” on YouTube (https://youtu.be/rahhu0eajMY)

The Premiere! Nate sits down with Randy Major of Lost In Paris (http://www.lipband.com) and talks about his musical background, how they met and began performing as the world infamous Impact Players, the history of Lost In Paris and what it’s like performing in a pandemic.