HeyJaredSeeing Them Live
Seeing Them Live is a podcast featuring unforgettable concert stories from passionate live music fans.
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S04.E14 – Jen’s Addiction: The Chronicles of Vinyl and Live Music (opens the original)
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Charles interviews Jennifer Edwards, creator of the YouTube channel Jen’s Addiction, about her passions for music, vinyl, comics, art, and classic horror. Edwards shares formative concert memories—from her first show seeing The Romantics in the early ’80s and learning bass in a makeshift band, to recent highlights like sitting front-row for The Damned in Nashville, meeting Ogre of Skinny Puppy at a monster convention, and taking her sons to landmark first concerts (Peter Murphy’s “35 Years of Ba
S04.E13 – TJ Horn Encounters Fred Durst at Ozzfest (opens the original)
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Charles welcomes Boston-area drummer and avid live music fan TJ Horn (Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys), who set a personal record by attending 75 concerts in 2025. TJ recounts formative early shows including Depeche Mode in 1994 (his first concert and lifelong favorite band), Metallica, and Lollapalooza ’94, plus later highlights like Rosalía in Boston and a DIY punk turning point seeing Face to Face. He shares a surprising Ozzfest story where Fred Durst sat beside him to watch Tool,
S04.E12 – The 24/7 Live Music Challenge (opens the original)
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Charles welcomes longtime friend Andy to recap their self-made “24/7 Live Music Challenge,” inspired by New York’s “Concert Joe” Sarkis, aiming to see 24 bands at 24 venues in seven days (June 8–14) around Chicago. They discuss the logistics of averaging 3.5 shows per night, the difficulty of squeezing in three or four stops, buying tickets day-of, and using ChatGPT to build efficient nightly itineraries while navigating trains, parking meters, and tornado-related power outages. The week spans j
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