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HOST: Mike Shea/AP Founder - THE AP PODCAST SERIES is produced by Alternative Press Magazine, the nation's leading voice in underground, alternative and punk music in today's youth scene. Not just another podcast with rambling hosts, THE AP PODCAST is an hour-plus of in-depth conversation and insight into the music business with the people who influence what we hear and see. Thought-provoking and entertaining, the show is geared toward today's music fans, aspiring musicians, educators and music industry professionals. Listening to THE AP PODCAST, you'll actually learn something about how the music industry functions (or dysfunctions) and how it's adapting (or not) to today's ever-changing technology and music fans' desires.
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Once a band are signed to a label, pumping out chart-topping albums and affiliated in any way with Pete Wentz, it's too late. As a fan seeking some semblance of scene cred, you would've needed to have known about that band years earlier, back when they were playing to six belligerent punks in partially burned-down arcades. Instead of putting yourself through all that, Alternative Press Magazine brings you the AP&R PODCAST--an hour-long exposure to buzzing unsigned bands who you can get on board with long before your friends (and more importantly: everyone else). AP web editor Tim Karan hosts the festivities with an almost unhealthy dose of self-reference and sarcasm, complete with tracks from bands you'll soon be hearing about everywhere, along with sage advice from AP&R bands who have gone onto big things. This show is your safeguard against ever being called a poseur. And that is worth its weight in downloads.
AP-Podcast

AP-Podcast
HOST: Mike Shea/AP Founder - THE AP PODCAST SERIES is produced by Alternative Press Magazine, the nation's leading voice in underground, alternative and punk music in today's youth scene. Not just another podcast with rambling hosts, THE AP PODCAST is an hour-plus of in-depth conversation and insight into the music business with the people who influence what we hear and see. Thought-provoking and entertaining, the show is geared toward today's music fans, aspiring musicians, educators and music industry professionals. Listening to THE AP PODCAST, you'll actually learn something about how the music industry functions (or dysfunctions) and how it's adapting (or not) to today's ever-changing technology and music fans' desires.

AP&R

Once a band are signed to a label, pumping out chart-topping albums and affiliated in any way with Pete Wentz, it's too late. As a fan seeking some semblance of scene cred, you would've needed to have known about that band years earlier, back when they were playing to six belligerent punks in partially burned-down arcades. Instead of putting yourself through all that, Alternative Press Magazine brings you the AP&R PODCAST--an hour-long exposure to buzzing unsigned bands who you can get on board with long before your friends (and more importantly: everyone else). AP web editor Tim Karan hosts the festivities with an almost unhealthy dose of self-reference and sarcasm, complete with tracks from bands you'll soon be hearing about everywhere, along with sage advice from AP&R bands who have gone onto big things. This show is your safeguard against ever being called a poseur. And that is worth its weight in downloads.

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