Life Harvester Radio (formerly Radio Harvester)

Me and the dude Lew Hue (this is what I call him in my head but I've never said it to his face) sit down at the pizza parlor to do some tender Bent Haus reminiscing, plus talk about trading zines when we were teenagers; the trauma of forced socialization; alienation from notions of manhood; Mike Ness being a douche. Lew is my bfl (bro for life) and we had a good time talking and maybe you'll have a good time listening? Check out his website for art and music: http://www.noothhing.org For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

I talk to my friends Gabi & Terri about their Hurrican Sandy Cleanup effort, Respond & Rebuild, at their favorite pizza place in the Rockaways, Original Ciro's. They tell the story of how R&R came to be and talk about what they think disaster relief should look like to be more effective in the future. I'm really proud of this episode and I'm really proud of my friends. Although Respond & Rebuild's relief work is currently on hiatus, you can read more about them at their website: http://www.respondandrebuild.org For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

It is SHOCKING that Golnar and I had never actually met before this interview. We have all the same friends, we're the same age, both spent our teens lurking at No Rio, I used to go to shows at her old house Jane Doe when I was in my early 20s. And Golnar is as cool as it is weird that we didn't already know each other (very cool). During this interview Golnar claims to be the only punk. We also discuss the pros and cons of growing up in the 90s vs. growing up on the Internet, Golnar's time as coordinator of Maximum Rocknroll, and B|ta'arof (http://www.btaarof.com) the Iranian culture magazine that she edits now. We don't talk about Golnar's band In School (http://inschool.bandcamp.com), but check them out, they shred. I neglected to mention this in the actual recording because I'm a dunce, but we ate at Louie's Pizzeria on Baxter Ave in Elmhurst and the pizza was fucking GREAT. For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate,

Street Eaters are my friends Megan and John from Oakland and they play awesome PUNK MUSIC together. We talked about Growing Up in the Bay Area, Danger!, and Getting Jumped In to the Int'l Punk Gang. Podcast featuring their hit song RUNNING DOG in its entirety! Hear their other hot jams here: http://www.streeteaters.com For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

Xara Thustra is the first ever stranger I interviewed, and I feel super lucky it was her! He is a true freaker artist in San Francisco who has collaborated with a ton of my friends and we got to eat fancy pizza and talk about toxic masculinity, the culture of The Streets, how dancing can improve your life. Visit their website, please:www.xarathustra.com For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

Cristy Road! We have been penpals for 16 years and actual homegirls since whenever she finally moved to New York. We talked about being punk teens with punk zines, growing up, queer identity in the pop punk scene. Cristy's website is here: http://www.croadcore.org For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

Me and my old friend Mike Taylor go to one of our favorite pizzerias, Carmine's Original on Norman Ave in Greenpoint, to talk insults, the Florida Gothic Industrial Complex, old harcore records, class warfare. Bonus content: Christina Aguilera battles a demon. P.S. Mike Taylor has a website called http://www.miketaylorart.com For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

Sue Jeiven of East River Tattoo, maybe the only truly punk tattoo shop in the world, talks about tattoos, taxidermy, and dealing with terminal illness. Check out some of her work here: http://www.eastrivertattoo.com/artists/sue_jeiven.php For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

Benjamin "Ben Trogdon" Trogdon famous creator of NUTS! Fanzine talks about fighting in the streets, working in a pizzeria, and teenage egg whites. Get it together and listen to this man. BEN'S WEBSITE: http://nutsfanzine.tumblr.com/ For more information about Life Harvester Radio visit http://www.colinhagendorf.com/audio. If you enjoyed this episode please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.