A Season In Hell, A New Podcast by John Hell

by Scott Beale on May 25, 2007 · 5 comments

San Francisco Liberation Radio (2003)

A Season In Hell is the new podcast by my good friend John Hell, veteran DJ of KFJC and San Francisco Liberation Radio, co-founder of Radio Free Burning Man, host of Chicken John’s Lost Vegas and co-announcer of the Power Tool Drag Races.

As a former DJ at KFJC I was schooled in the finer art of what is truly considered to be alternative to the mainstream. My goal is to upload at least once a week. Like any fine art, it’ll take me a few weeks to get in the groove, but once I do, I’m hoping this show will taste like a fine wine: full bodied, with a lasting impression, that you’ll go back to time and again.

He currently has 5 episodes online, the most recent episode (#5) features a profile on a great up-and-coming San Francisco band Pebble Theory, which is having a CD release party for their new album “Air” tomorrow night, Saturday, May 26th at Bottom of the Hill.

John Hell is blogging as well. Check him out over on SF Free Radio.

photo credit: Scott Beale

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1 John Hell May 25, 2007 at 2:43 pm

Damn Scott. Thanks so much for this. Where do I send the check? Episode 6 is finally up there as well. Enjoy.
jh

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2 RICK! May 25, 2007 at 4:34 pm

Ha! Pebble Theory. The band is made up of mostly current and former workers of my previously employer Monster Cable.

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