Home Age Conversations

On this episode of Home Age Conversations, we pick up our tradition of a yearly Santa Dog review... But then get swept up in the decade that just left us a few months ago! (...Ahem.) So JOIN US as we talk about everything from Talking Light to In Between Dreams... Literally.

Recently we were invited onto another podcast, Southern Sounds with Sweeper Dupree, to talk about the mysterious Alvin Snow (aka Dyin' Dog) and The Residents' effort to bring him back into the spotlight. Although originally we were just planning on plugging this episode in our upcoming holiday bonus episode, due to creative differences between us and the Southern Sounds with Sweeper Dupree podcast, we have decided to upload this excerpt here onto our main feed and website. Hope you enjoy!

こんにちは！ In this episode of Home Age Conversations, we delve into the history of The Residents in Japan! ...Which is to say, we take a look at the 13th Anniversary Show and its origins. This was the tour that, coming out of financial ruin, reshaped The Residents forever. Mew gives us some additional insight on the Japanese history so often obscured by language barriers. Of course, that's not all.

Huh? What?! We're finally here to bring you the second half of our two-parter on The Residents' Bunny Boy project from 2008. In this episode of Home Age Conversations, we continue hopping down the bunny trail (HA!) as we sum up the later parts of the series and our thoughts on the project as a whole. So! Join us for Part 2 as we go through the project guided by the webseries and do our best to get to the bottom of our dear friend's tale. After all, he's going to save the world... or maybe he already has?

A group of Residents fans team up with an anonymous art-rock collective whose primary endeavors involve strange albums and mesmerizing live shows. After a short email spree they conspire to discuss a book called THE BRICKEATERS.

On this two-part episode of Home Age Conversations, we have got a story to tell! We're going down the rabbit hole (HA!) of The Residents' Bunny Boy project from 2008. In it, they used albums, YouTube videos, eBay accounts, emails (some from THIS YEAR!), Twitch streams, tours, bunnies and boxes of Armageddon to put the story of their dear old friend, Roger, out there into the world to help him find his missing brother, named Harvey. And that's not all. So! Join us for Part 1 as we go through the project guided by the webseries and do our best to get to the bottom of our dear friend's tale. After all, he's going to save the world.

Sparky sits down to talk to the legendary Eric Drew Feldman about Intruders, aliens, and World War I. This is the full interview with Eric Drew Feldman from our Intruders episode!

Alternate selves, scarecrows, doppelgangers, demons, ex-lovers, ghosts. Don't we all have something intruding on our minds? Inescapable sources of obsession that we can't seem to look away from? Join us on the second part of this episode of Home Age Conversations as we finish up our look at Intruders, while Sparky finishes up his interview with Eric Drew Feldman.

Ghosts, ex-lovers, scarecrows, doppelgangers, alternate selves. Don't we all have something intruding on our minds? Inescapable sources of obsession that we can't seem to look away from? Join us on the first part of this episode of Home Age Conversations as we take a look at Intruders, and bring back the BOGcast with an interview with Eric Drew Feldman.

On this episode of your favorite True Crime podcast, Home Age Conversations, we talk about The Residents' own true crime podcast from 2006, The River of Crime. We also talk about the historical basis behind the various crimes presented in The River of Crime, which are all mostly based on true events. Join us as we ride the river of crime!

On this episode (part 2 of 2) of Home Age Conversations, we examine The Residents' multimedia project from 1994 known as the Gingerbread Man. We continue our discussion from last time where each host, including our special guest host Sparky, will lead discussion of one of the album's troubled characters.

On this episode (part 1 of 2) of Home Age Conversations, we examine The Residents' multimedia project from 1994 known as the Gingerbread Man. Over two parts, each host, including our special guest host Sparky, will lead discussion of one of the album's troubled characters.

HAPPY TUESDAY! In this special mini CHRISTMAS BONUS EPISODE, we go over the first record put out by Ralph Records: Santa Dog '72. We talk about its origins, its presence in the future, Legally Blonde, the present which is au revoir, snowness, and holiday puppers.

On this episode of Home Age Conversations we discuss and dissect The Residents' 1979 album, Eskimo. Join us as we delve into an arctic world of eyeball masks, colonialism, commercialism, Grammy awards, vaping, and BOTTOM TEXT.