Hudson Valley Transmitter Podcast

Victor Pablo Acero is co-founder and executive director of the Council of the Penn Society for Psychedelic Science. He’s also a University of Pennsylvania bioengineering Ph.D. student.  

Bitcoin advocate and tech entrepreneur Andreas M. Antonopoulos is author of books like Mastering Bitcoin, Mastering Ethereum and The Internet of Money.   He also hosts the Let's Talk Bitcoin and Unscrypted podcasts.  Visit his website https://aantonop.com and Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/aantonop) for more. 

Benjamin Noys is professor of critical theory at the University of Chichester. He's author of "Malign Velocities: Accelerationism and Capitalism." 

Jan Harzan is executive director of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), a non-profit civilian UFO investigation and research organization, which started in 1969. For more visit http://mufon.com/.

John McGrail is a hypnotherapist based in L.A. He's the author of "The Synthesis Effect." McGrail has a certification in clinical hypnotherapy from the Hypnosis Motivation Institute and a Ph.D. in Clinical Hypnotherapy from Breyer State University For more, visit his website: https://drjohnmcgrail.com. 

Real estate guru Liz McDonald, The Rental Girl founder, breaks down an emerging trend in L.A. home ownership called tenancy in common, or TIC, where people join forces to purchase and maintain a property, each having their own unit, like a co-op. For more visit: https://therentalgirl.com.  

The Black Watch has been making records since 1988. Their upcoming album "Brilliant Failures" will be released in Jan. 2020. The band also released "The Completed Works 1988-2019," a USB of the their total catalogue out on ATOM Records (atomrecords.com). Frederick is the author of the novel "The King of Good Intentions" and a book analyzing Wes Anderson's early films called "Fucking Innocent," among other books. He's also an artist, primarily creating abstract paintings of classic book covers.  For more about John Andrew Frederick, visit his website: http://johnandrewfredrick.com.

Joel Jerome recently released singles "It Will Feel Good To Die" (video: https://bit.ly/2WOQpiI) and "There's Nothing Here To Bother You Anymore" (https://bit.ly/32lIBWU). His sound is described as "psychedelic folk pop." Jerome previously fronted the indie pop band Dios (Malos). He has also produced bands like Cherry Glazerr, L.A. Witch, The Buttertones, and many others.  (originally published on the Records of Mass Production podcast)

Steven Bradley's new album is "Summer Bliss and Autumn Tears" out on his Porterhouse Records label. The show opens with Bradley's track "You Walk By." A half-hour in, you'll hear his single "Pre-Emptive Strike." The album features cameos from members of MC5, Social Distortion, Redd Kross, MXPX, 7 Seconds, Grapes of Wrath, Northern Pikes and the Tom Waits and Jackson Brown bands. Bradley has also produced albums for MXPX, Pepper, Less Than Jake, etc. For more, visit http://www.porterhouserecords.com. (originally published on the Records of Mass Production podcast)

Ramblin' Eddie Lopez's In Fuzz We Trust promotes and books bands at the Redwood Bar in Downtown L.A. He's also vocalist/guitarist of the band Electric Children.   (originally published on the Records of Mass Production podcast) 

Writer, director and producer Turi Meyer's long list of film and TV credits include Smallville, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Leprechaun 2, Candyman: Day of the Dead, Sleepstalker and many others. For more check out his Twitter (@TuriMeyer) and IMDB pages.

Travis Keller is part of the creative collective American Primitive (americanprimitive.org). In the late 90s, he founded the controversial and groundbreaking music webzine Buddyhead (now defunct), as well as an independent music label with the same name. Keller is also a photographer and skateboarder. 

Craig Hammill is founder of Secret Movie Club, which shows movies on 35mm film at amazing theaters in Los Angeles, primarily at the legendary Vista on Sunset Boulevard. For a list of upcoming screenings, check out the club's calendar: https://bit.ly/2JOZ3rl. 

Lance Alspaugh owns Vintage Cinemas, which include the Vista on Sunset Boulevard, the Los Feliz on Vermont Avenue and the Village in Coronado. 

FireBug is the Joshua Tree-based duo of Juliette Tworsey (vocals) and Jules Shapiro (guitar). The band's most recent album Wandering Soul, out on Spectra Records, was co-produced by Chris Goss of Masters of Reality and partially recorded at renowned studio Rancho de la Luna. Catch FireBug Saturday, June 1 at Redwood Bar in downtown L.A. For more info visit firebugmusic.com.    

Ashley Scott Meyers's screenwriting credits include The Pinch, Man Overboard and Rushlights, among a list of other films. Meyers runs the website sellingyourscreenplay.com, which offers tips, advice and services to help polish and sell scripts. He also hosts a podcast with the same name. 

Eaton Super 10 is the new release from Jackson Wargo, aka Snowball ii, out on Doughnut Records. The band's sound blends elements of shoegaze, "power and pop." For more visit snowballii.com.  

Keven Brennan operates the production company, indie label and recording studio f.Boo Music (fboo.com). Brennan's albums include Beatnik Gumbo, Stand in the Light, God is a Mighty Gourd and others. He's played and recorded with iconic punk band Dwarves, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and others.   Brennan's art, along with work from Juanita Dias Costa, will be featured at Tulu Gallery (5051 E. 3rd St., Suite 102A) for an exhibit called Re-Xistencia Re-Xistance. Opening reception: Saturday, March 23. 5:30-9:30.  

You might know Annie Hardy from her previous band Giant Drag. Her most recent album is called Rules, a joint release from the Full Psycho and American Primitive labels. Annie hosts Band Car, Periscope's "no. 1 improvised music show from a moving vehicle," and the Empath of Least Resistance podcast.   Catch her at Redwood Bar in Downtown L.A. on March 15 with Jesika von Rabbit and on March 22 for the Full Psycho Records relaunch.  To check out some of Annie's new music and projects, visit her Patreon page. 

Actor and musician Jeremy Ebenstein has been featured in several theater, film, television, commercials and other productions. He currently stars in the one-man show "Pain in my Asperger's," which he wrote. Catch "Pain in my Asperger's" March 10 at Asylum @ Studio C (6448 Santa Monica Blvd.) in Hollywood at 2 p.m. To buy tickets visit: https://pima3.bpt.me.