Rocky Votolato returns after 6 years to blow Dave’s mind with the true story of how he got his name. They also talk about Rocky’s new album “Wild Roots,” the Kickstarter campaign for that record, his youth in Texas, Dave’s fear of concept album

035: Christopher Horsethief

Jul 7th, 2020 3h 41m

In an unusual twist, Christopher reveals he technically has known Dave for longer than Dave has known him. How such a thing might be possible, details of their high school friendship and co-worker status at both a skate shop and an engineering firm, and w

Jul 7th, 2020 3h 41m

034.5: Aram Arslanian Check In

Jan 1st, 2020 1h

Aram drops in to catch us up on what he’s been doing in the years since his last appearance. We start off with a conversation about the importance of simple, foundational HC lyrics and move on to cover Aram’s new band, new business, and new add

034: Remembering Ron Guardipee

Aug 7th, 2019 2h 12m

In honor of our friend, who left us too soon. The original version of this episode, with links and photos, can be found HERE.

033: Undertow

Aug 5th, 2019 2h 55m

It’s not often these boys are all in the same place, so when you get the call they want to do a full-band version of the podcast, you’ve got to roll with it despite the limitations of your recording equipment. LIKE the Nobody’s Nose page on Fac

032: Bob Swift

Mar 25th, 2019 2h 41m

Bob Swift is not a morning drive-time radio host and neither is Dave Larson, but don’t tell them that. Returning to the scene of the rent-theft extracted by Larson’s significant other, Swift finally answers the question on everyone’s mind: “Whe

031: Sean O’Leary

Feb 8th, 2019 2h 6m

Dave sits down with Canadian expat Sean O’Leary at an undisclosed location in his prior homeland to discus details of their shared past. Bill Baker joins in the conversation and adds morning zoo radio effects on demand. Or at least he was suppo

030: John Pettibone Part 2

Aug 21st, 2018 3h 26m

For our big episode XXX, John Pettibone returns to continue the conversation where we left off in episode 24. Keep listening after the end credits for bonus content, because we kept the conversation going a lot longer than expected. “Put it on

029: Kinder, Soto, Holcomb

Dec 19th, 2017 2h 16m

Three previous episode all-stars (Eric Kinder, Sotirios Rebelos, and Mark Holcomb) return for a star-studded descent into podcast madness. Dipcone? Samsquatch? Skittledick? It’ll all make sense in the end. LIKE the Nobody’s Nose page on Faceboo

028: Ryan Murphy

Jul 19th, 2017 2h 46m

Not everyone with the last name Murphy can be a Murph, but many who know Ryan from the scene may have never known him by any other name. If you ever had cause to doubt that Murph is a genuine Murph, this podcast episode should set you straight

027: Mark Holcomb

May 25th, 2017 2h 59m

Dave tried unsuccessfully to get Mark on the show for months. When it finally happened they pretty much just talked about He-Man toys and boomerangs. Also Punk Rock, Straight Edge, the formation of UNDERTOW, and all the other stuff you might ex

026point5: Demian Johnston Check In

Jan 20th, 2017 1h 26m

Demian returns to fill Dave in on his whereabouts and activities since the last time he was on the show. They talk politics and conspiracy theories, as you might expect. Follow Demian on Twitter: @demianjohnston Follow Dead Accents on Twitter:

026: Kinder

Oct 18th, 2016 2h 17m

The podcast returns after a break of many months to find Dave sitting down with drummer extraordinaire Eric Kinder. The discussion takes the usual twists and turns and, with the addition of Soto Rebelos in seat #2, some of the hazier details ar

025point5: Greg Bennick Check In #2

Feb 24th, 2016 1h 16m

For a mostly unplanned 1st year celebration of Nobodysnose.com, Greg Bennick drops in on Dave to discuss his recent hand injury and the kinds of new perspectives a thing like that will bring. They also get real serious about THE WALKING DEAD, d

025: Kyle Fletcher

Feb 17th, 2016 1h 56m

Kyle and Dave worked together in the 90’s at a Kinko’s so renowned that it is still celebrated by ex-employees to this day, despite the physical location being long gone. Kyle told Dave he was in a local hardcore band, which threw Dave for a lo

024: John Pettibone

Jan 22nd, 2016 2h 39m

John and Dave share a love of many things, from Straight Edge to skateboarding to The Cure, to apparently Miss Michaelanne, who makes one of her unplanned drop-ins on the recording to hang out next to John. Those two have also known each other

023: Carrie Whitney

Dec 21st, 2015 2h 34m

Carrie appeared out of nowhere in the NW Hardcore scene in mid-1994. That was Dave’s perspective anyway, but of course that doesn’t explain how a girl with a nice smile he passed on the street one day became a fully immersed part of his subcult

022: Ben Verellen

Dec 3rd, 2015 2h 9m

Ben was quite young when he first accosted Dave at a show about a missing lyric sheet in an Excursion record. At the time he was the kid brother of the Botch singer, and though he always will be, he quickly established himself as a force to be

021: Griff Sombke

Oct 30th, 2015 2h 56m

A chance conversation on a city bus in the 90s forged the bonds of friendship between Griff and Dave, and they have been made only stronger over the years by the fact that they are both members of an elite group who have been close to the enigm

020: Ranae Holland

Sep 25th, 2015 2h 39m

Dave lucks out and gets Ranae from FINDING BIGFOOT to sit down with him for a long chat despite the fact that it violates the arbitrary rules of the podcast. Then they sort of figure out that it doesn’t. Ranae recounts stories from her youth gr

019: Chris Williams

Sep 11th, 2015 2h 35m

“Posi” Chris Williams has been a fixture in the NW Hardcore community for the better part of two decades. Dave and Chris discuss the rocks he used to throw at his friendly neighborhood BMX Hesher and then turn over some others in search of clue

018point5: Greg Bennick Check In

Aug 28th, 2015 56m 7s

For our debut half-step episode, Dave’s first guest Greg Bennick returns to catch us up on his activities as a touring band vocalist, spoken word activist, and potential stand up comedy powerhouse. Then we laugh about genocide. It makes sense,

018: Derek Linaman

Aug 14th, 2015 2h 30m

Derek and Dave didn’t start out as friends right away, as an offhand comment from Dave regarding one of Derek’s early bands was played up into a serious affront by mutual friend and chaos instigator Matt Matsuoka. That was eventually smoothed o

017: Carl Duvall & Dave Larson

Jul 31st, 2015 2h 33m

Dave and Carl both do music-based interview podcasts, so they split up the hosting duties on this one to interview each other. Dave gets a chance to revel in his redneck upbringing as Carl’s story reveals similarities in their pasts including c