Pass-Through Frequencies

Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra) - EP21

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Marc Rebillet - EP20

Jim talks with M. Rebillet about his one-man-wrecking-crew, take-no-prisoners, get-the-back-of-the-house-jumping stage show . Which, since the majority of his show is imp

Frank Turner - EP19

Frank and Jim chat away through the English dusk about punk rock, imaginary listeners projecting their lives onto musicians and the universality of dressing rooms with no

Ken Andrews (Failure) - EP18

Ken and Jim get nerd rapping about the DAW writing vs analog realm writing, the perils of instrument switching mid-song and lyric writing tips to keep you from getting ps

Bob Nanna (Braid, Hey Mercedes) - EP 17

Jim and Bob talk about art vs content, creative restrictions on purpose and having stage hands load in a bunch of tv’s as props for your dude-with-a-guitar set.   GET T

William Ryan Key (Yellowcard) - EP16

New friend Ryan and Jim talk about all the places one receives an education in music ... institutions and bus lounge interventions. Huh, Institutions and Interventions ki

Joey Burns (Calexico) - EP15

Jim and a recently Boisien Joey Burns talk about remote collaboration, racing train noise to get takes in and the choice to approach writing with ensemble feels in mind.

Bethany Cosentino (Best Coast) - EP14

Bethany and Jim get deep on the psychology of control vs letting go, coming to acceptance with imaginary audience reactions and the real, real, real. GET THE MUG: https:

Mike Kinsella (Owen, American Football) - EP13

Mike Kinsella (American Football, Owen, Joan Of Arc etc …) and Jim get into the weeds with vocal performance delivery choices, letting kids watch Reanimator and how your

Gerard Way (My Chemical Romance) - EP12

Gerard and Jim talk about making intentional choices to get around expectations psyching you out and how unlikely it may be that anyone reads the episode notes.   GET T

Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) - EP11

Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids and more talks with Jim about the state of lockdown musician life, writing on commission and battling the negative inner voice.    GET THE

Justin Meldal-Johnsen - EP10

Jim and producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen try to break down why we like what we like to a simple place. And how, the core of creative puzzle-solving is basically the core of

Courtney Marie Andrews - EP09

Courtney and Jim rap about writing whilst abroad, launching an album during a pandemic and holding out for an inspired work. Grab Courtney's new record - https://cma.lnk

Flynt Flossy (Turquoise Jeep) - EP08

Jim and the Floss get to the root of why we choose to create art, challenging your self perceptions and breakdancing.     Thank you: Fender Guitars, www.fender.com  

David Bazan (Pedro the Lion) - EP07

David and Jim talk about the places you go in your own head when performing, the hesitance to let things suck and letting the creative magnet draw in whatever might come.

Tegan Quin (Tegan and Sara) - EP06

Jim and Tegan chat about quarantine projects, reinventing your musical identity and defiantly flying into proverbial hurricane wall of the “rules”, without any.  GET THE

Ben Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie) - EP05

Jim and Ben chat from the early days of COVID lockdown about letting go of the pressure to create, remote collab work and assembling a rock-voltron of people you have wor

Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional) - EP04

Jim and Chris chop it up about studio environments, tweaking out on Axe-Fx and summoning the willingness to trash that one cool thing you absolutely think you need … that

Nate Ruess (Fun, The Format) - EP 03

Nate Ruess (Fun, The Format) raps out with Jim (Adkins) about the cringe factor in co-write sessions, writing to avoid writing and Static Prevails-times. Subscribe: http

Steve Aoki - EP02

Jim and Steve talk about crawling out of the primordial punk rock ooze, playing (then later sleeping) in Steve’s kitchen and the differences between how EDM and rock worl