Still in a daze from The Five Count’s recent anniversary show? We have just the cure! We’re opening up the audio vaults to bring you another blast from the past. This episode of show is from June 16, 2007. It was the three-year anniversary of The Five Count and the show lasted three hours. All sorts of “regulars” and “semi-regulars”…
This was our special nine-year anniversary show! During the first hour we looked back fondly over the last nine years, made the announcement that the show now starts at 10 p.m. on Saturdays, and premiered our new radio drama The Five Count and the Caverns of Techno. It was a most ripping victory! The second hour featured an exclusive interview…
This edition of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with Crispin Glover. Crispin is an actor, director, screenwriter, recording artist, publisher, and author. He has appeared in numerous films including Back to the Future, River’s Edge, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, Charlie’s Angels, Willard, Beowulf, Hot Tub Time Machine, and many more. During the…
This edition of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with Ethan Holtzman. Ethan is best known as the organist for the band Dengue Fever. Ethan has provided the backbone for the psychedelic Cambodian band he founded with his brother Zac for more than a decade. During the show he discussed how Dengue Fever was formed, how the band has…
During this installment of The Five Count we discussed why Ton is a fool for squandering an opportunity to see Prince in concert, shared stories about visiting a bouncy house with Missy Elliot, and gave away tickets to see Primus. When it comes to being amazing, The Five Count is an unstoppable juggernaut! Listen again here… Check The Playlist
This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with Hutch Harris. Hutch is best known as the guitarist and vocalist for The Thermals. He also played in bands like Forbidden Friends, Haelah, and Urban Legends. During the show he discussed the origins of The Thermals, why they love playing in Minnesota, and the new album, Desperate Ground. We…
This installment of The Five Count featured an interview with Larry Graham. Larry is best known as the bass player, vocalist, and founding member of the band Sly & The Family Stone. He also played with Prince, Graham Central Station, and is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. During the show he discussed his influence on…
During this Totally Krossed Out episode of The Five Count we shared stories about Ton’s new career as a Nantaimori at a taco bar, discussed the recently-vacated spot in the band Slayer, and played a “Totally Krossed Out Kris Kross rock block” for our fallen brother, Chris “Mac Daddy” Kelly. We dumped out several 40s in the studio. Warm it…
This was a special two-hour edition of The Five Count. The first hour featured an exclusive interview with Rex Brown. Rex is best known as the bassist and founding member of the band Pantera. He has also played with the likes of Down, Crowbar, Jerry Cantrell, David Allan Coe, and Kill Devil Hill. During the show he discussed life on the…
This edition of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with Larry Kenney. Larry is best known as the voice of “Lion-O” from the ’80s cartoon ThunderCats. He also provided voices for cartoons like SilverHawks, Family Guy, Karate Kat, and is the voice of breakfast cereal mascots “Count Chocula” and “Sonny the Cuckoo Bird”. During the show he discussed his…