Some hopefulness, for a change
The boys are back to talk about all the crazy sh*t that’s happened over the last week, plus they review some of their viewer feedback (surprise, it’s mostly homophobic insults), and talk about some hopeful things you can hang your hat on, at least for now. They also talk about music and food recomm…
AthFest Outside In: A Documentary
Over 13 months, 20+ interviews, and endless live performances across iconic venues like the 40 Watt Club, Georgia Theatre, and Nowhere Bar, this documentary captures the soul of AthFest and the historic music scene of Athens, Georgia.
From middle school arts grants funding Carnegie Hall trips to le…
Shane Camp’s Wild Path to a Kill Tony Golden Ticket
Fresh off winning a golden ticket on Kill Tony, Pensacola comedian Shane Camp sits down for an exclusive interview on Overeducated & Underemployed. Shane opens up about his autistic/neurodivergent approach to comedy, the intense math behind writing joke-for-joke, surviving a near-fatal pedestrian h…
"Art Isn't Valued Anymore" - Chris Skene on Music, Tech & Late-Stage Capitalism
Guitarist Chris Skene (Revival, MusicLocal App) sits down with Feddun at Overeducated & Underemployed to discuss the reality of being a working musician today, why he chose software engineering over the music industry grind, and how late-stage capitalism impacts art.
From seeing Derek Trucks at …
Jim Rugg Says the Comic Golden Age is Now
Cartoonist, illustrator, and designer Jim Rugg joins Feddun to talk about growing up in rural Pennsylvania, discovering the underground comics movement, his love for books, and what it really takes to survive as a full-time creator.
From the collapse of the comics industry in the '90s to the curr…
From Sunset Strip Hair Metal to Crime Novels: Steve Coulter (TSAR, Ridel High, S.W. Lauden)
Steve Coulter (drummer of TSAR, Ridel High, The Brothers Steve, and crime novelist under the pen name S.W. Lauden) joins Feddun on Overeducated & Underemployed to talk about underground rock history, the realities of major label excess in the early 2000s, navigating the transition from music to fic…
Stop Doing This Live: How to Turn Gig Audiences Into Fans with Justin Long (OEUE Quick Shift)
Why do some bands play incredible shows, leave everything on the stage, and still walk away without a single new fan? Justin Long (Petty Nicks Experience, producer with John Kurzweg, and co-founder of Performance High) returns to Overeducated & Underemployed for a new Quick Shift! We dive into th…
How Growing Up in South Africa Shaped Zoë Ashberg’s Songwriting
In this episode of Overeducated & Underemployed, we sit down with up-and-coming South Florida singer-songwriter and Florida State University Commercial Music graduate, Zoë Ashberg. Zoë opens up about her unique upbringing—spending seven formative years of her childhood in Cape Town, South Africa—an…
Donnie Sengstack on Touring with Stavros & Trae Crowder, Starting Comedy at 18, and Overcoming a Stutter
Welcome back to Overeducated & Underemployed! In this episode, host Feddun sits down with Nashville-based stand-up comedian Donnie Sengstack. Donnie opens up about his journey into comedy starting at age 18, touring with heavy hitters like Stavros Halkias and Trae Crowder, and how growing up with a…
Sally Jaye: From Prince at The Omni to Producing with Brent Cobb
Independent music history, regional storytelling, and deep cuts! On this episode of Overeducated & Underemployed, we sit down with singer-songwriter Sally Jaye to discuss her incredible new album, You’ll Be Okay Baby (produced by Brent Cobb at the legendary Capricorn Studios in Macon, Georgia).
Sal…
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