Runnin' My Mouth

In this episode, I talk about upcoming shows, going to the Mississippi Book Festival, The Akashic 45's debut LP Hollow Earth, buying a synthesizer, and social media sensationalism surrounding two deaths that occurred in the state.

In this episode, I talk about my 3-day birthday trip to Chicago and the show I went to when I came back.

In this episode, I talk about my upcoming Chicago trip, being featured in a Mississippi Today article, possibly being representation for young black women/femmes in the heavy music space, Year of the Vulture's new EP A Violent Love (briefly), the upcoming Hattiesburg World Fest, upcoming shows, the new Spike Lee joint Highest 2 Lowest, and ISP troubles.

In this episode, I talk about getting COVID for the first time, upcoming shows, Attack Attack!'s newest album (not super in depth), the Brad Taste in Music situation (also not super in depth and apparently it's worse than I knew at the time), and give an update on my goals for the year.

In this very long episode, I talk about the Gideon show, the dungeon synth show I booked featuring Jenn Taiga, Gravemember, and Filth Eternal, a charity noise show benefitting the Animal Rescue Fund, the new False Gods album Lost in Darkness and Distance, the album New Age Filth by Hail the Sun, the new Ari Aster flick Eddington, the Drag Race All Stars Finale (briefly), and the shuttering of Cove...

In this episode, I forget quite a bit, including the fact that False Gods' new album is coming out on the 25th and not the 15th, whoops, but I remember enough to talk about their new single from that album, new music from Erra, the Hattiesburg band MSPAINT, rewatching Mr. Robot in 2025, the latest season of Drag Race All Stars, my favorite movie Amadeus, and seeing parallels between the restau...

In this episode, I talk about the moving process, Vildhjarta's new album, the Trophy Scars album Alphabet. Alphabets., and upcoming shows and trips.

In this episode, I talk about my imminent moving date, seeing Eyehategod and other bands, seeing Drosera, Mostly Satire, and Facerot, upcoming shows, upcoming trips, and seeing The Wiz in theaters.

In this episode, I talk about not being nominated for an Emmy, finally finding a place to move to, a vignette from my time with roommates in college, the closure of Jackson venue the Sunflower Oven and the final show there featuring Slowhole, Measureless Aeons, Blue Daze, and Die With Nature, upcoming gigs, and the forthcoming 10th season of Drag Race: All Stars (briefly).

In this episode, I talk about traveling to Hattiesburg for the first time to see Silo Kids (thought I missed them), Split, Judy and the Jerks, and Abi Ooze, my time at Couch Fest, Belhaven University making AI slop for some reason, and the whole H3H3/idubbbz situation.

In this episode, I talk about more preps for Couch Fest, playing video games from my childhood, being recommended the self-help dating book for women The Rules, and reflecting (briefly) on 1 year of JXN UNDERGROUND.

In this episode, I talk about winning some more awards, the new EP Covenant from Knife Palms (also - I have found out that So They Say will eventually return to streaming!), the not-so-new album Liminal by Exivious that was recommended to me recently, the rather lackluster new Big Ole Album, vol 1 from A Day To Remember, seeing new bands at a recent show, upcoming shows, a recent shocking incident...

In this episode, I talk about finally seeing a dentist, the new Vildhjarta single + sargasso + and upcoming album, a recent work trip, and upcoming shows (briefly).

In this episode, I talk about my unfortunate dental situation, my addition in the artists and writers lineup of Couch Fest 4, my successful v-day show, seeing the bands Bored to Tears, Defluo Cervus, and Smokies and upcoming shows, and watching (and being somewhat unimpressed with) The Substance.

In this episode, I talk about seeing Rabid Venom, Chief City, Measureless Aeons, and False Gods, my upcoming valentine's day show featuring Dead Register, Insomniac, Beneath the Kudzu, and Die With Nature, the movie Bring Them Down featuring Barry Keoghan playing a teenager, the book The House of My Mother by Shari Franke, and the recent discovery of missing Ole Miss student Jimmie "Jay" Lee and m...

In this episode, I talk about being sick for the past two weeks, missing shows I was looking forward to, my feelings on Eidola's final album Mend, and the me-date I took myself on which involved me going to a huge indoor antique market, the fine American establishment known as Golden Corral, and seeing The Brutalist (at last) in the theater.

In this episode, I talk about the Farewell (For Now) show for the Jackson shoegaze band Kicking, including the openers Weakhearts, HVY YETI, and Death Throes From A Star, the fleeting nature of old digital media, the home vs theater/concert debate, the movie The Last Showgirl, and the books Liars by Sarah Manguso and Kindred by Octavia E. Butler.

In this episode, I am joined by Lacy, bassist for the Jackson bands Kicking and Clitter Critters, who talks about her 12-year tenure in Jackson's underground music scene, the evolution of the scene over that time, advice for those wanting to get into bands, and parting words for the scene before moving away.

In this episode, I talk about my favorite Christmas media, the incident that marred last Christmas, hopefully moving next year, and the upcoming season of Drag Race.

In this episode, I talk about my November 17th show featuring Minneapolis band Careful Gaze and locals Mostly Satire and Smokies, getting flewed out to Atlanta (to see music), seeing a local show in the A, the VIP experience of Animals as Leaders, and my weirdo lyft driver.

In this episode, I talk about the election (very briefly), getting a guitar, recent shows, Eidola's new single, and going to Atlanta.

In this episode, I talk about finding a signed vinyl of Weightless by Animals as Leaders by pure luck at my local record store, recent shows, and the fact that the year is nearly over.

In this episode, I talk about my absence, seeing Sleeping With Sirens on their Let's Cheers to This tour, and upcoming shows.

In this episode, I talk about the first metal show that I've booked, going from attending local music shows to booking them in roughly a year, other recent shows, Miss May I's rerecorded album Apologies Are For The Weak, the forthcoming rerecording of The Amity Affliction's album Let The Ocean Take Me, and seeing Coraline in 3D.

In this episode, I talk about the highs and (dramatic) lows of my trip to Chicago to sorta attend the National Association of Black Journalists conference, and my goals going forward.