Mark Capon's guest appearances

Mark Capon

Finding Asheville Podcast

The Matt Mittan Show

Marc McCloud

Diana King

Michele Scheve

Brian Boggs

Sarah Brown

Jessica Tomasin

Eric Sarafin

Katie Button

Jeff Miller

Emily Breedlove

John Boyle

Ben Brown

Kevin Rice

John Johnson

David Brown

OwlTail

Matt Schnable

Joining Matt on this podcast:- Matt Schnable and Mark Capon, Harvest RecordsHarvest Records just celebrated 15 years with a concert series, and weekend sale.Harvest is committed to providing an authentic, open-minded, engaging record store experience for its visitors. The friendly and knowledgeable staff will help you comb through a massive inventory of new &amp; used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, stereo equipment, books, DVDs, vinyl accessories and beyond. They're dedicated to maintaining fruitful relationships with dozens of distributors, big and small, to keep retail prices as low as possible for the customer.You can also count on monthly art openings, annual participation in Record Store Day, a storewide anniversary sale every August, occasional in-store performances, listening parties, and plenty of other special events to help keep things fresh and exciting beyond the normal retail activity. Historically, Harvest promoted hundreds of local concerts all over Asheville and WNC until 2013, created its own festival, Transfigurations, to celebrate reaching its 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year anniversaries and also created its own boutique record label (R.I.P.) to release limited-edition pressings of beloved music.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Mittan)

Joining Matt on this podcast: - Matt Schnable and Mark Capon, Harvest RecordsHarvest Records just celebrated 15 years with a concert series, and weekend sale.Harvest is committed to providing an authentic, open-minded, engaging record store experience for its visitors. The friendly and knowledgeable staff will help you comb through a massive inventory of new &amp; used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, stereo equipment, books, DVDs, vinyl accessories and beyond. They're dedicated to maintaining fruitful relationships with dozens of distributors, big and small, to keep retail prices as low as possible for the customer.You can also count on monthly art openings, annual participation in Record Store Day, a storewide anniversary sale every August, occasional in-store performances, listening parties, and plenty of other special events to help keep things fresh and exciting beyond the normal retail activity. Historically, Harvest promoted hundreds of local concerts all over Asheville and WNC until 2013, created its own festival,<a href="https://www.harvest-records.com/transfigurations" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Transfigurations</a>, to celebrate reaching its 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year anniversaries and also created its own boutique record label (R.I.P.) to release limited-edition pressings of beloved music.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/Mittan" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/Mittan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/Mittan</a>)

GUESTS: Matt Schnable and Mark Capon (Harvest Records)

He be like Napster doesn't scare me fool...   Nathan sits down with Mark Capon, co-owner of Harvest Records for the 41st episode of the Finding Asheville podcast. They chat about growing up in Jacksonville, Fla., why he decided to pick up a bass instead of the guitar or drums at the age of 13, why he knew he was always going to do something he enjoyed for a living, why naivety played a little role in Harvest Record’s success, what it is like to also manage bands on the side, why at the end of the day you should only compete with yourself and not compare yourself to others, and why managing bands full time may be his next gig.

He be like Napster doesn't scare me fool... Nathan sits down with Mark Capon, co-owner of Harvest Records for the 41st episode of the Finding Asheville podcast. They chat about growing up in Jacksonville, Fla., why he decided to pick up a bass instead of the guitar or drums at the age of 13, why he knew he was always going to do something he enjoyed for a living, why naivety played a little role in Harvest Record’s success, what it is like to also manage bands on the side, why at the end of the day you should only compete with yourself and not compare yourself to others, and why managing bands full time may be his next gig.

Mark Capon of Harvest Records 