Ross Flournoy's guest appearances

Ross Flournoy

The Juggernaut

Conversations With Dwyer

Independent's Day Radio

Independent's Day

Robbie Fulks

Brian Whelan

Jason Scott

Wayne Coyne

Dan Harmon

Duncan Trussell

Damon Lindelof

Amy Dresner

Boots Riley

Eddie Pepitone

Abby Martin

Lee Camp

Ronan Chris Murphy

Jonah Ray

Ken Vandermark

OwlTail

Ross Flournoy is the frontman for the bands The Broken West and Apex Manor. He joins Dwyer in a candid conversation about how touring is hell on earth, bottoming out on booze, and how he had to relearn how to write music without the crutch of liquor. They also reminisce about the L.A. music/comedy scene circa 2005 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross Flournoy is the frontman for the bands The Broken West and Apex Manor. He joins Dwyer in a candid conversation about how touring is hell on earth, bottoming out on booze, and how he had to relearn how to write music without the crutch of liquor. They also reminisce about the L.A. music/comedy scene circa 2005 Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ross Flournoy - Singer Songwriter 

What do you do when you achieve your rock-star dreams, and then discover they're killing you? You may know Ross Flournoy as the frontman of Apex Manor, whose song introduces every episode of our sister podcast. His story is one of frustration and perseverance, from his time in the late, lamented Broken West, to his changeover to a more hard-driving style in Apex Manor, to battles with addiction, and finding a way to survive in today's music industry.   Notes: Follow Ross Flournoy @ApexManor Check out Ross' music with The Broken West and Apex Manor   Featured: 7:15 - Apex Manor, "Under The Gun" 26:25 - Big Star, "The Ballad Of El Goodo" 30:00 - ELO, "Loser Gone Wild" 32:00 - The Broken West, "Like A Light" 53:50 - Apex Manor, "The Party Line" 1:01:30 - Phil Collins, "In The Air Tonight"   All themes, intros and outros by Quiet Company: Opening Theme: "The Most Dangerous Game" Interview Intro: "Seven Hells" Interview Outro: "Understand The Problem" Closing Theme: "I Heard The Devil Say My Name" For more about Quiet Company, visit www.QuietCompanyMusic.com or follow them @quietcompanytx

What do you do when you achieve your rock-star dreams, and then discover they're killing you? You may know Ross Flournoy as the frontman of Apex Manor, whose song introduces every episode of our sister podcast. His story is one of frustration and perseverance, from his time in the late, lamented Broken West, to his changeover to a more hard-driving style in Apex Manor, to battles with addiction, and finding a way to survive in today's music industry. Notes: Follow Ross Flournoy @ApexManor Check out Ross' music with The Broken West and Apex Manor Featured: 7:15 - Apex Manor, "Under The Gun" 26:25 - Big Star, "The Ballad Of El Goodo" 30:00 - ELO, "Loser Gone Wild" 32:00 - The Broken West, "Like A Light" 53:50 - Apex Manor, "The Party Line" 1:01:30 - Phil Collins, "In The Air Tonight" All themes, intros and outros by Quiet Company: Opening Theme: "The Most Dangerous Game" Interview Intro: "Seven Hells" Interview Outro: "Understand The Problem" Closing Theme: "I Heard The Devil Say My Name" For more about Quiet Company, visit <a href="http://www.QuietCompanyMusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.QuietCompanyMusic.com</a> or follow them @quietcompanytx

Music: Ross Flournoy Survives Rock Stardom

Flournoy first made waves on the LA scene with The Brokedown - the band that eventually would become indie darlings The Broken West. The Broken West toured nationally and garnered critical praise and a loyal fan base. When the band folded in 2009, Flournoy cured a case of writer's block with a little help from NPR and then picked up where he'd left off and founded Apex Manor. Ross will join us live in the studio to perform live on-air and talk about musical reinvention.

Episode 11: Ross Flournoy