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The Popdust Podcast with Demi Ramos
Hosted by Popdust · EN
Demi Ramos chats with your favorite artists
Produced by Popdust. Archive at jordananddemi.tv.
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Suzanne Vega: The Woman Behind Your Favorite Tunes
3w ago00:25:39Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailHi guys :) I’m excited to share with you another episode with the legendary Suzanne Vega! Get to know the woman behind the music and so much more. This one is definitely one of my favorites, enjoy <3 xo Demi
Transcribe →Return to Dust: A Mini Episode
4w ago00:07:30Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailTune in for a mini episode with Return to Dust — a new favorite coming out of LA. You’ll get the inside scoop on their upcoming tour with Yungblud and maybe even find out who the band’s best chef is :) xo, Demi
Transcribe →From Ashes to New: Nu Metal 2.0
Mar 3100:25:57Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailHi guys <3 In this episode, we sit down with Matt from From Ashes to New for a deep dive into both Matt and the band’s journey. Matt opens up about the stories behind their latest music, the challenges they’ve faced along the way, and how they continue to push boundaries while staying true to their roots. From insights into their creative process to life on the road and what’s next for the band, you’ll get to know the man behind some of your favorite songs, and so much more :) xo, Demi
Transcribe →Cailin Russo: A New Era <3
Mar 1200:20:28Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailWelcome to a brand-new season of the show, kicking off with Cailin Russo!! In this episode, Cailin reflects on personal and artistic growth, the importance of taking creative risks, and the perseverance required to evolve in the industry. Known for blending music, fashion, and storytelling, she shares insight into the experiences that have shaped her journey and also a bit of tea for the girlies ;) Tune in for one of my favorite interviews yet 🎙️✨xo Demi
Transcribe →The Return of CKY with Jess Margera
Nov 3000:36:26Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailAfter a seven-year studio hiatus, CKY is recording new music. The band released “Can’t Stop Running” on Oct. 10, and drummer Jess Margera promises more singles soon.Although fans are just now hearing them, the new songs started in the wake of Covid. Founding guitarist, producer, and now vocalist Chad I Ginsburg has written a ton of new material that the band has taken into the studio.Outside of music, Margera is known for his role in the CKY videos and helping launch what would become Jackass. Unlike his younger brother Bam, Jess’s skating wasn’t on the level to compete professionally. So, drums became his career.On the day before Thanksgiving, Jordan Edwards talked to Jess Margera about the band’s resurgance, the CKY Crew’s early days, and the impact his family has made on pop culture.
Transcribe →BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT: DIY Shows to Madison Square Garden
Nov 1200:39:26Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailThe LA-based band released their latest album WHERE HAVE ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GONE? in September followed by a European headline tour and U.S. dates with blink-182 and LetLive. Riding the wave of pop-punk nostalgia, BSD is one of the leading new acts to grab the torch from the Y2K artists who inspired them.In this episode, Demi Ramos and Jordan Edwards interview Colie Hutzler, Beepus, and Colton Flurry about the band’s origins, new album, DIY roots and being handpicked by blink-182 to open their arena shows.
Transcribe →Braison Cyrus: Building a Music Career and Working with Miley
Oct 3100:31:51Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailIn high school, Braison Cyrus imagined a career behind the camera, maybe in photography or filmmaking. As he entered adulthood, the family business came calling. He started with a few singles in 2020, followed by his debut album 'Javelina' in 2021.His most recent single “Know This” is a collaboration with Miley released on September 5. It precedes his upcoming second album, due out in the spring.Watch Braison Cyrus talk to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about his transition into music, life in Nashville, and making music with his sisters.
Transcribe →Mudvayne: Chad Gray on the Band's History and Returning to the Studio
Oct 1500:32:07Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailMudvayne was one of the most distinctive metal bands of the 2000s. Their music was brutal, their lyrics were emotional, and their visuals freaked out parents across America.After more than 15 years, the metal legends are recording new music. They recently released “Sticks and Stones,” which follows their comeback single “Hurt People Hurt People.” Frontman Chad Gray can’t wait to create more.The band is on tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakout album LD50. Between shows, Jordan and Demi talked to Gray about Mudvayne's rise, the legacy of Ozzfest, and getting back in the studio.
Transcribe →Descendents: A Deep Dive with Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson
Sep 3001:10:04Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailAsk any major pop-punk artist about their influences, and they’re likely to mention Descendents. From blink-182 to Green Day, generations of bands have benefited from their pioneering melodic hardcore.Led by frontman Milo Auckerman, Descendents grew out of the Southern California punk scene that produced Germs, X, and The Go-Gos. Their debut album Milo Goes to College is a cornerstone of American punk, and subsequent releases laid the groundwork for bands like Jimmy Eat World, MxPx, and the Get Up Kids.In this interview, Jordan and Demi talk to Auckerman and drummer Bill Stevenson about their friendship, favorite memories, influence on the culture, and fascinating lives outside of the band.
Transcribe →Chevelle: Pete Loeffler Has Seen It All
Aug 2700:39:17Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailFor more than 20 years, Chevelle has been one of the biggest bands in hard rock. Starting with their breakthrough album Wonder What’s Next, the Chicago trio has produced hits like “The Red,” “Send the Pain Below,” and “Face to the Floor.” The band’s 10th studio album, Bright as Blasphemy, arrived August 15. The lead single "Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1)" has already become a fan favorite.In this episode of Jordan and Demi, frontman Pete Loeffler reflects on the band’s career, recording with Steve Albini, and what he’s learned about making music.
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