The Terminus Podcast with Trevor and Jeremy

Trevor and Jeremy make an announcement.

It's the new year. Well, technically it's still the old year as I write this. But today Jeremy and Trevor get into some festive shenanigans and read the recently released editorial comments to Milo Yiannopoulos' failed book, Dangerous.

Thanks for listening in 2017, and we look forward to a great 2018 with you!

Whew, y'all! It's been a busy Chrimmus. What I mean by that is that on the night we recorded this episode (Christmas Eve morning, technically) my (Trevor's) computer decided to melt down. I wasn't able to get it running at all during the session, so I slept on the problem and was unsurprised to find that it wasn't gone when I woke up. Then I had to do Chrimmus shopping, and then I had to go help Jeremy produce a 30-minute radio special. In the mean time, I erased EVERYTHING on the laptop. So now, uh, we're starting over. New Year, New Us, I guess.

Oh and we talked about aliens.

This episode is less safe for work than pretty much every other episode we've done. But we're still talking about abusive behaviors in music subcultures, we're still talking about the people who uphold them, and we're not going to stop.

Hey y'all! It's your boy, Trevor, with a little production note:

This was recorded on Oct. 29 from Clinton, OK. I was not there for its production. I edited the pieces as far as they needed to be edited, but otherwise what you're going to hear is an unretouched interview with Austin from Cold Neon Fetish. It's a long one.

Also, we started recording in GarageBand. Which was super sweeeeet.

Bad driving laws are bad, bad Facebook nude-asks are bad, everything is still bad and I'm a tomato.

There are a lot of horrible old men doing a lot of horrible things right now. Your horrible-but-for-radically-different-reasons good host boys are here to talk sh*t on them.

TW for sexual assault.

Welcome to the first episode of the Terminus Podcast's first spinoff, Terminus Suggested Listening! On this episode we gush over The Lillingtons' new album on Fat Wreck Chords, Stella Sapiente.

Hey you baby birds, welcome to Episode 16 of your favorite bad podcast. The subject of this episode of the Terminus Podcast is all about the future of the show. We talk about crowdfunding, doing more content throughout the week, and eventually expanding to include things like live shows and events, activism and more. We even discuss how, in like 45 years, we might be able to quit our jobs and do this stuff full-time!

Hi so Trevor got his wisdom tooth pulled and can't talk good. No episode this week.

Hi baby birds. Today's episode was not easy on your pals, Jeremy and Trevor. But it’s here. We haven't missed an episode yet. Please be advised we are going to be speaking on some VERY heavy things with a strong emphasis on suicide. If this type of content bothers you, perhaps it’s best you sit this episode out and wait for next week's anger-fest. We love you, and we deeply care about all of you. Please take care of yourselves and one another. We are all we have in the end.

Hi all!

Welcome back to your regularly scheduled episode of the Terminus Podcast. Today we've got some content warnings for you: at 13 minutes we start talking about abortion, sexual violence and other heavy stuff so if that's not something you're into, feel free to skip to about 55 minutes for the recommendations.

Jeremy's had enough of the Christian Right, is what I'll say.

Love you, bye

Friends, baby birds, it's your cuddly neighborhood audio producer and cohost Trevor with a very big warning about this episode: it's not listenable. I'm putting it up because we needed something to go up this week, but it's... it's just bad y'all. I'm not even going to say it's because I got sick and couldn't make it to the recording, or because Jeremy did the whole thing by himself with no notes and a very... adversarial... Facebook Live chat group egging him on. It's not even that there are any audio issues with the recording. It's just nasty. Butt stuff gets a lot of airtime.

Hi Baby Birds, we're back with another humdinger of an episode. This time, we talk about Trump looking into the sun like a dummy, Stormfront being taken down after like 15 years, and Jimmy Ray's new album.

We'll be back next week.

Feat. Sandman Bob

Hi baby birds. It's me, your producer boy and good friend, Trevor. Fuck this week, first of all, and secondly: we're back with another episode GUARANTEED to lift your spirits, make you smile, and... well no, none of those things are true in the slightest. What is true is that we reminisce about the good old days when the world wasn't miserable, talk about some harsh shit that went down in Charlottesville, VA and talk about some dumb shit that President Chuckles did that might also involve nuclear weapons? We'll keep you updated.

ALSO KESHA RELEASED HER NEW ALBUM THIS WEEK AND NOTHING ELSE MATTERS

Hi Lovelies. This episode was a challenge to do, not from a performance aspect but from a technical one: we're doing sound design now!

Trevor yells right off the bat. Jeremy gets mindfreaked. In this episode there are moments when we talk about transphobia and fascism, so basically it's a normal episode, but if that's not your bag, we get it.

In the inaugural episode of the Terminus Podcast, Trevor talks about threatened media freedom in Qatar, Philando Castille and why Wonder Woman was so good. Jeremy reminisces about the time he and Trevor met back in the Before Times, tries to do ASMR, and gives good music advice to Jason, the listener he just made up. The boys both have a frankly sickening fantasy about Alex Jones and his giant mixing bowl of chili.