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As we near the end of this crazy year and look forward to staying home for the holidays, your Outpost invites you to enjoy 2020’s final episode of Humboldt Holding Up — our pandemic-prompted podcast adventure.
This week we are joined by local drummer and sound engineer Mike “Tofu” Schwartz who discusses what needs to happen for live music to thrive again in Humboldt and what shows might look like in 2021 and beyond.
Other topics discussed with Schwartz:
- Playing the “last party in the world” before the COVID shutdown in March
- His local band résumé
- The Absynth Quartet’s new album project
- How he got the nickname Tofu
- More!
So, since you can’t attend Absynth Quartet’s NYE show this year, do the next best thing by clicking the audio player above to listen to Schwartz chat with LoCO’s Andrew Goff and Stephanie McGeary. And if you’ve got some more time to kill, you can scroll through past guests below.
Happy holidays, Humboldt!
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PREVIOUS GUESTS:
- HACHR Executive Director Lasara Firefox Allen
- Alchemy Distiller Owner Amy Bohner
- Eureka City Councilmember Kati Moulton
- Eureka City Councilmember Scott Bauer
- Ungraceful Ager Barry Evans
- Arcata City Councilmember Sofia Pereira
- HumBrews Music Booker Laurel Weston
- Eureka City Councilmember Kim Bergel
- Film Commission’s Cassandra Hesseltine and Nate Adams
- Marble Maker Topher Reynolds
- Arcata Playhouse Director Jacqueline Dandeneau
- Humboldt Political Junkie Eric Kirk
- Rio Dell Mayor Debra Garnes
- Second District Supervisor Estelle Fennell
- Arcata Food Aficionado Jada Calypso Brotman
- Body Piercer Jackie Silva
- Dick Taylor Chocolate’s Adam Dick
- FUHS Teachers Mark Thom and Inma Thompson
- Eureka City Manager Miles Slattery
- Savage Henry Co-Founder Chris Durant
- Eureka Street Art Festival Organizer Jenna Catsos
- SCRAP Humboldt Founder Tibora Bea
- Gym Owner Tyler Parr
- Six Rivers Brewery Co-Owner Meredith Maier
- Multicultural Skincare Therapist Levia Love
- Annie’s Cambodian Server and Social Worker Joshua Coppock
- Eureka City Councilmember Austin Allison
- HSU Professor Deidre Pike
- Pastor Bethany Cseh
- Singer/Songwriter Chris Parreira
- Eureka City Councilmember Leslie Castellano
- Arcata City Councilmember Paul Pitino