HeyJaredDCxPC Live Presents: Scene Support
This biweekly podcast, hosted by Scott Pasch, spotlights the unsung heroes who support the bands—from recording engineers and sound techs to photographers, zine creators, and DIY record labels who keep punk, hardcore, metal, and ska alive.Scott owns and operates DCxPC Live, a…
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Scene Support Episode 41: Anarchy to. Diapers with Dan Bach (opens the original)
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What happens when the person you were in the punk scene runs headfirst into the responsibilities of being a parent? On this episode of DCxPC Live Presents: Scene Support , Scott talks with Dan Bach, creator and host of Anarchy to Diapers , a podcast exploring the intersection of subculture, creativity, identity, and parenthood. Dan talks about growing up around metal, punk, hardcore, graffiti, and tattooing; becoming a father; stepping away from tattooing; and eventually creating Anarchy to Diap
Scene Supports Episode 40: Skagazine Crossover w/ Jess Grossman and Host Rachel Summers - The aSKAni Mother (opens the original)
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In this special Scene Support and SKAgazine crossover episode, punk comedian Rachel Summers—whom Scott affectionately calls The aSKAni Mother—takes over as interviewer for a conversation with Scott of DCxPC Live and Jess of SKAgazine and Be the Scene Promotions. Rachel guides Scott and Jess through a conversation about building DIY music communities in the Hudson Valley and Philadelphia. They share how their projects began, the people who helped shape them, and why supporting the scene means far
Scene Support Episode 39: Chris Wynne - In Effect Hardcore (opens the original)
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In this episode of DCxPC Live Presents: Scene Support , Scott talks with Chris Wynne, founder of In Effect Hardcore, about nearly four decades of documenting and supporting underground hardcore. Chris launched In Effect as a Queens fanzine in 1988, printing just 50 copies of its first issue. Over the next decade, it grew to 12 issues and a 10,000-copy final print run—all distributed DIY through shows, record stores, trades, mail orders, touring bands, and Chris’s own conversations with people he
Scene Support Episode 38: James Kwapisz - DIY Kingston (opens the original)
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Scott sits down with James Kwapisz, founder of DIY Kingston, a community resource promoting shows, venues, bands, and new music throughout Kingston and the greater Hudson Valley. James shares how the project grew from a social media account into a website featuring show calendars, directories, reviews, interviews, and other tools that make the local scene easier to navigate. They also discuss James’ music with A Whole Nother and Grandfather, balancing creativity with work and everyday life, and
Scene Support Episode 37: Brian Westbrook - RPM Fest /THCC (opens the original)
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On this episode of DCxPC Live Presents: Scene Support , Scott talks with Brian Westbrook, co-founder and production manager of RPM Fest, about what it really takes to build and sustain a DIY heavy music festival. Brian traces his path from piano lessons and teen-center punk shows to touring with Lich King, working in live sound, and helping turn RPM Fest from a backyard party into a full three-day rock, punk, and metal gathering rooted in community, logistics, volunteers, and slow, intentional g
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