Kinda Neat

This week we talked to Nocando. Learn about why the studio halls are covered in comic books, losing his father at a young age, and becoming a part of the hugely influential Low End Theory club. –Lee

This week we talked to downtempo singer-songwriter Bago. Hear us talk about working with Alexander Spit, childhood obsessions with Selena, and choreographed dances with her manager. –Lee

We spoke to Speak this week. This might be his most open and revealing interview ever. He talks about his self-destructive tendencies, learning to box for protection from his brothers, and lyme disease changing his life. –Lee

We spoke with pop and electronic singer-songwriter pennybirdrabbit.  She talks about the path from living in her car to going internet platinum. She also talks about making insects fight each other in the desert. All this somehow led to dog sitting for Drew Carey. –Lee

On the latest Kinda Neat, our new buddy Milo was in town before heading out to SXSW. We had a chance to talk to him about his new EPs, his heroes and idols, and sharing a favorite philosopher with Sasha Grey. –Lee

Listen to the conclusion of our Cadalack Ron interview. Ron discusses sobriety, recidivism and redemption. Editor's Note: Caddy has passed away since this was recorded. We are heartbroken. He was a good man. His legacy will live on through music, battles, and interviews. –Lee

Robert Paulson, better known as Cadalack Ron, stopped by Kinda Neat for what became one of the heaviest and most revealing interviews I've ever been a part of. Caddy's story is at points dark, troubling, horribly morose and, in the end, up-lifting. Cadalack Ron talks about his past as a drug addict in and out of jail, cleaning up multiple times only to fall back into old habits, and finally being able to feel emotion again after running from it for so many years. This conversation ran long so we turned it into a 2-parter. Editor's Note: Caddy has passed away since this episode. He was a good man. I hope his legacy lives on through his music, battles, and conversations like this. –Lee

Chuck Inglish Talks Convertibles, Drug Dogs, and Performs “Money Clip” Live In Studio Chuck Inglish is half of the seminal group The Cool Kids. He stopped by to reminisce about his early inspirations. We also talked about his next solo project Convertibles, and he explains that drug dogs aren't necessarily snitches. Then he recorded our first ever live performance. –Lee

For our debut episode we welcomed Baths. We had no idea what we were doing yet. Thankfully he was patient enough to bear with us. I hadn't started taking photos of guests yet which explains the terrible graphic desig Please search for Kinda Neat on Itunes and subscribe, rate and comment! –Lee