• Episode 21: Lindsay Cates

  • Mar 25 2022
  • Duración: 1 h y 9 m
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Episode 21: Lindsay Cates

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  • She’s been on the front lines of the record store business for over 20 years and still loves the thrill of helping people find their new favorite band. She’s a huge part of the long-time taste-making record store Stinkweeds that has always been a well curated and super hip place to find your next musical listening adventure. No wading through piles of crusty Engelbert Humperdink records here. She’s also a damn fine bass player laying down the low end for bands including Fatigo, Pick and Holler, Snow Songs and The Sunpunchers. Lindsay stopped by for a very cool conversation about the up’s and downs of the music industry, art and commerce, and maybe a few ghost stories too.
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Speaking of ghosts

I would for certain ghostwrite Jon Rauhouse's autobiography in exchange for lapsteel lessons. Also I am that broke, but I learned how to cook really cheaply in order to buy more music 😂

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