Darren Walters's guest appearances

Darren Walters

Edgeland

Pop, the Question

This Is Hardcore Podcast

Devizes Town Radio

Bob Wilson

Chris Wrenn

Keegan Kuhn

Jesse Thorn

Matt Besser

Sean Murphy

Matt Wilson

Mark McKay

Bill Wilson

Dan Smith

Kevin Egan

Mark McCoy

Tim Shaw

Grace Kim

John Tole

OwlTail

Episode 33. Darren Walters. Lessons Learned While Changing The Tone of Hardcore and Indie Music .When you talk to someone like Darren Walters, you have the opportunity to learn more than you may never realize.In fact, the kid who would hit a homerun with his first label and first release, Turning Point's 7" on Hi Impact, wouldn't stop there. He'd go on to be a part of Jade Tree Records, which in time would literally change the face, tone and look of Hardcore Punk, Indie and Emo Music. This was recorded in 2 separate sessions due to some technical bugs, but it is best that it runs almost 5 hours and is complete instead of in 2 parts. If you ever wanted to learn about the Music Industry from someone who would later teach Music Industry classes at Drexel University, this is fucking it.From the very beginning of his story, to the very end of Jade Tree, this cover so much. I had such a pleasure with these 2 conversations and there is just so much history and things to glean from. Darren is an inspiration and his work and the legacy of what it did for our scene locally and overall is unbelievable and unparalleled. Opening Track Wired Shut " Momentum" Tomorrow Fades AWay (available May 26th digitally/ Vinyl Sept 22nd Irish Voodoo Records)This is the Debut Track from Wired Shut . Andy Rice (Meltdown/Sinking Ships) Eddy Lloreda (Hoods/Skare Tactic) Dominic DiBenedetto (Slapshot) and Chuskowww.wiredshutpdx.com

Episode 33. Darren Walters. Lessons Learned While Changing The Tone of Hardcore and Indie Music . When you talk to someone like Darren Walters, you have the opportunity to learn more than you may never realize. In fact, the kid who would hit a homerun with his first label and first release, Turning Point's 7" on Hi Impact, wouldn't stop there. He'd go on to be a part of Jade Tree Records, which in time would literally change the face, tone and look of Hardcore Punk, Indie and Emo Music. This was recorded in 2 separate sessions due to some technical bugs, but it is best that it runs almost 5 hours and is complete instead of in 2 parts. If you ever wanted to learn about the Music Industry from someone who would later teach Music Industry classes at Drexel University, this is fucking it. From the very beginning of his story, to the very end of Jade Tree, this cover so much. I had such a pleasure with these 2 conversations and there is just so much history and things to glean from. Darren is an inspiration and his work and the legacy of what it did for our scene locally and overall is unbelievable and unparalleled. Opening Track Wired Shut " Momentum" Tomorrow Fades AWay (available May 26th digitally/ Vinyl Sept 22nd Irish Voodoo Records) This is the Debut Track from Wired Shut . Andy Rice (Meltdown/Sinking Ships) Eddy Lloreda (Hoods/Skare Tactic) Dominic DiBenedetto (Slapshot) and Chusko <a href="http://www.wiredshutpdx.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wiredshutpdx.com</a>

Episode 33. Darren Walters. Lessons Learned While Changing The Tone of Hardcore and Indie Music .

When the music industry emerged from the shadows of AM radio and found itself in the hardcore punk music mosh pit of the late 20th Century, fans followed suit and got involved on their own terms. Music industry professor and Jade Tree Records co-founder Darren Walters went from listener to active participant, supporting the work of artists on the ground level for the past three decades. Host Dr. Melinda Lewis spins tales with Walters about the evolution of the music industry, the place of an indie label in mainstream culture, and the influence of popular rock bands like Rush and Duran Duran on a thriving counterculture."Pop, the Question" is a production of Marketing &amp; Media in Pennoni Honors College at Drexel University. Recorded March 14, 2018 in 3034 MacAlister Hall, Marketing &amp; Media, Pennoni Honors College, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA. Featured Guest: Darren Walters (Associate Teaching Professor, Westphal College of Media Arts &amp; Design, Drexel University)Host and Producer: Melinda Lewis, PhD (Associate Director, Marketing &amp; Media)Dean: Paula Marantz Cohen, PhD (Dean, Pennoni Honors College)Executive Producer: Erica Levi Zelinger (Director, Marketing &amp; Media)Producer: Brian Kantorek (Assistant Director, Marketing &amp; Media)Research and Script: Melinda Lewis, PhDAudio Engineering and Editing: Brian KantorekOriginal Theme Music: Brian KantorekGraphic Design: Isabella AkhtarshenasLogo Design: Michal AndersonAdditional Voiceover: Maren Larsen and Julia WisniewskiCopyright © 2018 Drexel University

When the music industry emerged from the shadows of AM radio and found itself in the hardcore punk music mosh pit of the late 20th Century, fans followed suit and got involved on their own terms. Music industry professor and Jade Tree Records co-founder Darren Walters went from listener to active participant, supporting the work of artists on the ground level for the past three decades. Host Dr. Melinda Lewis spins tales with Walters about the evolution of the music industry, the place of an indie label in mainstream culture, and the influence of popular rock bands like Rush and Duran Duran on a thriving counterculture. "Pop, the Question" is a production of Marketing &amp; Media in Pennoni Honors College at Drexel University. Recorded March 14, 2018 in 3034 MacAlister Hall, Marketing &amp; Media, Pennoni Honors College, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA. Featured Guest: Darren Walters (Associate Teaching Professor, Westphal College of Media Arts &amp; Design, Drexel University) Host and Producer: Melinda Lewis, PhD (Associate Director, Marketing &amp; Media) Dean: Paula Marantz Cohen, PhD (Dean, Pennoni Honors College) Executive Producer: Erica Levi Zelinger (Director, Marketing &amp; Media) Producer: Brian Kantorek (Assistant Director, Marketing &amp; Media) Research and Script: Melinda Lewis, PhD Audio Engineering and Editing: Brian Kantorek Original Theme Music: Brian Kantorek Graphic Design: Isabella Akhtarshenas Logo Design: Michal Anderson Additional Voiceover: Maren Larsen and Julia Wisniewski Copyright © 2018 Drexel University

Indie, Eclectic, Undefinable (S1-E7, Darren Walters)

Kevin Knight

If you are loving the season of hack pumpkin spice jokes, then you will love this weeks episode of pumpkin spiced Edgeland. This week on the show Bill reads some positive reviews people have left about the podcast on the Edgeland iTunes page. He also reads one that might not be so positive, and it cuts deep to the bone. If you leave your own 5 star review on iTunes or Stitcher you can be entered to win a free Edgeland T-shirt. In the interview segment of the show Bill talks with Kevin Knight the founder of everything over at  Eat, Geek, Play. Kevin talks about how his entrance into the music industry, the benefits of having an open mind when it comes to different genres of music, and how things got started over at Eat, Geek, Play. In the non edge column Bill talks with Darren Walters of Jade Tree Records. Darren talks about dealing with skinheads, what it took to release records in the late 80's/early 90's, and what happens when Jello Biafra cuts you a check.

If you are loving the season of hack pumpkin spice jokes, then you will love this weeks episode of pumpkin spiced Edgeland. This week on the show Bill reads some positive reviews people have left about the podcast on the Edgeland iTunes page. He also reads one that might not be so positive, and it cuts deep to the bone. If you leave your own 5 star review on iTunes or Stitcher you can be entered to win a free Edgeland T-shirt. In the interview segment of the show Bill talks with Kevin Knight the founder of everything over at  Eat, Geek, Play. Kevin talks about how his entrance into the music industry, the benefits of having an open mind when it comes to different genres of music, and how things got started over at Eat, Geek, Play. In the non edge column Bill talks with Darren Walters of Jade Tree Records. Darren talks about dealing with skinheads, what it took to release records in the late 80's/early 90's, and what happens when Jello Biafra cuts you a check.

Episode 48: Label Me Not w/ Kevin Knight and Darren Walters