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The Arterburn Radio Transmission Podcast

The Arterburn Radio Transmission

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The Arterburn Radio Transmission is a blend of cutting edge commentary, fused with guests who are the newsmakers and trailblazers of our time. Your host Tony Arterburn is a former Army paratrooper, entrepreneur, and historian. Tony brings his unique perspective to the issues facing our country, civilization, and planet.
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Album Nerds

Album Nerds

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Album picks on a range of topics selected by the all knowing Wheel of Musical Destiny. Two friends and music nerds discuss classic albums across a variety of genres including rock, metal, country, hip-hop, r&b and pop. Nostalgia, nonsense and general nerdery ensue. New episodes every week.
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Horror Movies and Heavy Metal! What happens to a group of friends when they get together to introduce their sheltered West Virginia Country Boy Best Friend to a Horror Movie and a Heavy Metal Album? Under this Show we have several segments which include: BlastBeat- This is a one off episode, sometimes containing lists or current events. The Sanguine Record- This is our interview show. This is where we allow creators to talk about what they want to talk about! Mosh Pit Episodes- This is our b ...
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Growing up in the punk/hardcore scene and with a background in proactive police work, gang suppression, homicide investigations, informant development, and training, Brian Sanders has a natural knack for conversation. With guests ranging from musicians, authors, free-thinking first responders, entrepreneurs, reformed extremists, undercover detectives, gang members, drug dealers, and subject matter experts in various fields, Brian Sanders delivers conversations you never knew you wanted to hear.
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Bands Across America: Florida Miami Sound Machine – Primitive Love (1985) & Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Damn the Torpedoes (1979) Our summer album road trip rolls into Florida—the land of sunshine, Latin pop crossovers, and resilient American rock. This week, we spin through two defining Florida albums and highlight what else we’ve been “digg…
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Bands Across America: Northern California Grateful Dead – Workingman’s Dead (1970) & Journey – Frontiers (1983) Our journey lands in Northern California—home of counterculture trailblazers, iconic inventions, and musical legends. We spotlight two classic albums from Bay Area giants and dig into what makes the region an endless well for music lovers…
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The mysterious power of gold to shape human civilization extends far deeper than most realize. In this captivating conversation with Alan Ereira, author of "Gold: How It Shaped History," we uncover gold's extraordinary journey through time and its profound impact on humanity. Herrera reveals how his work with the Kogi people of Colombia sparked his…
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Bands Across America: Southern California Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Déjà Vu (1970) & Stone Temple Pilots – Core (1992) Our summer musical road trip cruises into Southern California—a region defined by sunshine, reinvention, and boundless creativity. This episode shines a light on two era-defining albums from bands that helped shape the sound o…
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Send us a text Caleb Michael shares his journey from working as a septic man to pursuing a full-time music career. He discusses the importance of community, the challenges faced by musicians, and the influence of iconic artists on his sound. The conversation also touches on memorable events in Texas music, the role of drummers, and the emotional co…
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Bands Across America: North Carolina Ben Folds Five – The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner (1999) & James Taylor – JT (1977) Our summer musical road trip rolls into North Carolina, a state rich in musical heritage and home to artists who have shaped the sound of jazz, folk, hip-hop, and alt-rock. This week, we spotlight two albums from No…
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Send us a text Mason Lively shares his journey as a musician, discussing the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in music. He reflects on his small-town upbringing, the evolution of his sound, and the importance of songwriting. Mason also delves into the business side of music, the significance of live performances, and the influences that …
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Bands Across America: Indiana Michael Jackson – Bad (1987) & Guns N’ Roses – Appetite for Destruction (1987) Our summer musical road trip hits Indiana, the Hoosier State, home to pop royalty and hard rock legends. This week, we spotlight two iconic albums from Indiana natives who changed the sound and shape of popular music: Michael Jackson and Gun…
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Bands Across America: Arkansas Johnny Cash – With His Hot and Blue Guitar (1957) & Al Green – Call Me (1973) Our summer road trip rolls through Arkansas, the Natural State, where the roots of American music run deep. This week, we spotlight two legendary artists whose Arkansas origins helped shape the sound of country and soul: Johnny Cash and Al G…
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Most FBI agents don't live a life undercover with criminal motorcycle clubs or extremist groups or ever play the part of a hitman or commit to roles involving public corruption, or be an active member of a regional SWAT team, but FBI Agent Scott Payne has done ALL of the above as well as assignments that are still classified. The guy is a natural s…
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Most FBI agents don't live a life undercover with criminal motorcycle clubs or extremist groups or ever play the part of a hitman or commit to roles involving public corruption, or be an active member of a regional SWAT team, but FBI Agent Scott Payne has done ALL of the above as well as assignments that are still classified. The guy is a natural s…
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Send us a text Logan Ryan discusses his unique musical style, the intricacies of song composition, and the recording process. He shares insights into his vocal techniques, the challenges of playing various instruments, and the importance of social media in promoting music. The discussion also touches on the evolution of country music and the signif…
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Bands Across America: Ohio The Raspberries – Starting Over (1974) & Nine Inch Nails – The Downward Spiral (1994) Our summer road trip rolls into Ohio, the Buckeye State and a cradle of American music innovation. This week, we spotlight two albums that showcase Ohio’s extraordinary range: the power-pop brilliance of The Raspberries’ swan song Starti…
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Send us a text Ty Smith shares his experiences in the music industry, reflecting on memorable festivals, the importance of living in the moment, and the challenges of balancing education with a touring career. He discusses the impact of his upbringing on his music, the realities of the industry, and the significance of authentic songwriting.…
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Bands Across America: Alabama Commodores – Commodores (1977) & Jimmy Buffett – Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes (1977) We roll into Alabama for the first stop on our summer road trip! This week, we spotlight two classic albums from artists with deep Alabama roots: the genre-blending funk and soul of the Commodores’ self-titled LP, and Jim…
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From battling meth, heroin and alcoholism to training Arizona police officers on cycles of dependency, self destruction, and addiction, Shane Watson talks about his head first dive into every drug imaginable only to wake up in one of America's most known jails. Shane shares how he went through withdrawals from behind cell walls yet somehow not only…
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## Record Rumble: Beatle Battle – John Lennon vs. Paul & Linda McCartney It’s the ultimate post-Beatles showdown! In the grand finale of our Record Rumbles series, we pit two landmark solo albums head-to-head: John Lennon’s raw, confessional Plastic Ono Band (1970) versus Paul & Linda McCartney’s whimsical, genre-bending Ram (1971). We break down s…
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Imagine being a 19 year old soldier and you get selected to guard Saddam Hussein during his final months of life. The Army may have plucked this play right out of the Silence of the Lambs movie script: Was "Tucker" their Agent Starling? 8 hours a day sitting with, at the time, public enemy number one, a man who committed unspeakable acts, atrocitie…
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Record Rumble: Reba McEntire vs. Lainey Wilson It’s a battle of country queens! We pit Reba McEntire’s acoustic retrospective Not That Fancy (2023) against Lainey Wilson’s bold, personal Whirlwind (2024). We break down standout tracks, production, and debate which artist best represents country music today. Diggin’: • Psychedelic Porn Crumpets – Ca…
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Send us a text Colby Acuff discusses his journey as an independent artist, the importance of live performances, and the challenges of navigating the music industry. He emphasizes the need for authenticity in music, the evolution of genres, and the significance of connecting with audiences across generations. Colby shares insights on his diverse mus…
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Ego-free actor, Bailey Chase and I talk about his incredible acting career spanning two decades through television and the movie screen, his fleeing Los Angeles to a more grounded, easy living town in the South, his exposure to crack cocaine during his teen years, his path to earning a psychology degree while playing football for arguably one of th…
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Few experiences match the raw energy and communal thrill of a live performance. This week, we pit two titans of concert recordings against each other in a clash that celebrates musicianship and the power of a bands feeding off the roar of the crowd. These iconic releases have each become cultural touchstones, transforming their creators from rising…
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Prepare for a clash of post-grunge titans as two of the most polarizing, arena-filling albums from the heyday of radio-friendly “butt rock” go head-to-head in a battle of anthems, angst, and unapologetic power chords. Nickelback – Silver Side Up (2001) Creed – Human Clay (1999) Other Diggins The Band Feel – Into the Sun (EP) 2025 D’Angelo – Black M…
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Send us a text Micky from Micky and the Motorcars shares insights into his musical journey, the evolution of the Red Dirt music scene, and the importance of maintaining musical integrity in an industry that often prioritizes commercial success. He discusses the personal stories behind his songwriting, the joy of live performances, and the creative …
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What does Black Sabbath, Pantera, and MS-13 have in common? Listen to this episode and find out! "My music is violent so I don't have to be." -CJ Ortiz CJ Ortiz jumps on the mic to tell stories of metal music, the power of motivation/action, his friendship with co-host "Pat Mac" (Pat McNamara- The University of Badassery Podcast) as well as the ori…
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We have a great show for you today – we will be kicking the tires on our Record Rumbles Series, where two classic albums enter the ring and go head to head and toe to toe. We will compare key tracks, discuss the albums, and decide which is the king of the ring! The Cure – Disintegration (1989) Metallica – Metallica (1991) Other Diggins Ghost – Skel…
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Ever heard of the Greek mob operating in the South? Ever heard of them being tied to political corruption? Ever heard of a mayor being arrested on federal charges for bribery? What begins as buying drugs in an undercover operation slowly becomes a full blown infiltration of the Greek mob, the arrest of a metropolitan mayor, and the crimes in betwee…
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1988 was a year rich in cultural landmarks – from Die Hard to The Wonder Years and the start of Nike’s iconic ‘Just Do It’ campaign. Join us as we dig into some of our own personal favorite albums from the year. Jane’s Addiction – Nothing’s Shocking (1988) Anita Baker – Giving You the Best That I Got (1988) Iron Maiden – Seventh Son of a Seventh So…
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Jason and I met after he read about me in "Walk The Blue Line" by James Patterson and Matt Eversmann. It was the Bad Brains reference that caught his attention. We linked up through IG, and I knew I had to have him on the show. Jason is a L.A. DJ for KCRW, an adjunct professor, music supervisor, photographer, and former first responder. We talk abo…
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Side projects can be interesting venues for artists to showcase a different side of their creativity than we get to see in their main group. On today’s show we dive into records from groups that are off-shoots from some of our favorite bands. Hot Tuna – Burgers (1972) Arcadia – So Red the Rose (1985) Mad Season – Above (1995) Other Diggins FACS – W…
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"When 9/11 happened, I was 11 years old..." Jason Essazay tells of growing up in Kabul under the oppression of the Taliban and dreaming of the day when he could dish out some payback. In his early teenage years, he discovered Tom Clancy novels donated by American soldiers and lending groups. Fueled by his hatred for the Taliban and terrorists and h…
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