deadfish

One year after a July that saw many of us forced to stay home and inside because of the pandemic, residents along our coast are having another Florida July that's less than ideal.

This time, of course, it's red tide and dead fish. The stinky and costly, dirty and unattractive images that are the opposite of the St. Pete Beach that's pictured on postcards.

Several hundred tons of dead sea life have been collected from Pinellas waterways. But there appears to be no end in sight, yet plenty of blame to go around.

On the latest episode of our To The Point Already podcast, Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus discuss the status of red tide and the effect it's having on residents and the environment.

Dogman Nick is back from a mystical journey and ready to rock and roll. Phil Ochs stops by to curate some Akron/Family (RIP Miles) for us and of course we enter the third ear with Joffalo.

On this week’s episode:

Sal discusses his turbinate plasty

Sal had a poop incident,

Thad tells a story about castration

Dan reveals too much.  

Thad discusses a dead fish question 

F’ Yous

Dan destroyed his dryer 

Dan gave Thad a gift. 

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Finally Dogman has his own show and room to move his elbows! Two guests pop in for tune sharing as well... pour yourself a glass of paint and settle in.

Back to basics on epsiode 63. DJ Deadfish spins some classic punk and rock and songs from NYC's underground music scene.

Mike McKeever comes to Ocean Hill to talk a little about his band "Life Size Maps" for the 60th Episode of Fish Fantasy Radio

Debbie Chou stops by Ocean Hill to tell the story of her life though song. Clocking in at nearly 4 hours this is definitely one to download!

Superb Photographer James M. Graham stops by Bed Stuy to embark on the 53rd edition of Fish Fantasy Radio. We talk about photography, music, butts, boobs, music, NY Band Draft, thai food, music and alien abduction- well... Kinda. Did I mention we talked about music?

Last season, Fish Fantasy skipped episode 42 in honor of New York Giants Lawrence Taylor (no. 56) Taylor chose to wear number 56 because he was a fan of Cowboys linebacker Thomas Henderson. As it would turn out, Taylor would have the longer and more successful career while Rogers, although successful in his own right with several 1,000 yard rushing seasons and two Pro Bowl selections, was injury-prone and forced to retire following the 1987 season with the Washington Redskins. I knew I would eventually record the TRUE 56th episode of Fish Fantasy (there's no end in sight) and then I wondered if I would swap out their places on http://fishfantasyradio.tumblr.com. That decision isn't going to made today but I did decide to finally officiate a 42nd episode Dave Lloyd from Social Hero (and Patric Valentine- presumably from Earth) stops by for this very fun episode where we speak of rock royalty, Social Hero, two person bands, Louie CK, NYC venues and if Adam & Eve ever went fishing.

On this episode I talk about New York Band Draft- Bob Mould, Jay Giacomazzo, my terrible pain in my arm and possible addiction to Percocet and the fabulous Anne Fanny Morgan. Also we listen to some jazz, country, western, folk rock, indie, alternative, punk and psychedelia records (oh and some genre allegedly called "math rock".) Included in this show are new songs from the mOrgans and Blaqk Audio and early releases from Can and Ministry.

We're all over the map on this one. There is definitely an indie-electronic vibe as in the last episode but there's also some hip hop, rap and experimental music thrown in for good measure. You'll recognize a few songs from yesteryear and probably some from say, 1999 or 2009. Either way, It's a fishfantasy to be proud of- I sincerely hope you enjoy it, -Deadfish

Martin Luque from Losing You To Tattoos joins DJ Deadfish for a special playlist and some acoustic performances. Also features a couple of songs by Sleigh Bells, Kavinsky and the Arcade Fire and music by kiyoshi (and oasis), flash and the pan, Está Vivo, Steve Aoki (and rivers cuomo) Lovefoxxx, the beach boys, mercury rev, arthur baker, smashing pumpkins arcade fire, depeche mode, losing you to tattoos, guy mitchell, the killers, the beach boys, charles trenet, swervedriver, glitch mob, CSS, the JSE, the barrens, menomena, how to destroy angels, minutemen, tripping daisy, gotye, king tee, kimbra, micah buzan, soundgarden, sandor gavin, the thermals, tripping daisy, lcd soundsystem and the good the bad and the queen

This special episode only plays live recordings from some of my favorite artists. (and hopefully some of yours too) I made lists, took requests and even played some rare shit you ain't gonna find anywhere else.

Music from the unknown. From deep inside my subconscious. These are the tunes I can't shake, some simply torment me. I know you'll dig it, lotsa familiar artists in this one- mixed in with captain beefheart, autolux, my bloody valentine, nada surf, the flaming lips and some bona fide underground shit you won't hear anywhere else (highway gimps, endand, the glorious chavs and the stereolites)

I spin mostly house and electronica music for this uptempo edition of Fish Fantasy.

A mostly pop playlist featuring VeryVicky (first half) and Natalia McCarty for the last hour. Bruno Mars, Chemical Brothers, Lady Gaga, the Pains of Being Pure At heart, the JSE, Neon Trees, Michael Jackson, Cereal Hero Killer, Adam Lambert, Whitney Houston, Black Eyed Peas, Miike Snow, Fischerspooner, Kylie Minogue, Real McCoy, Gnarls Barkley, Cobra Starship, The Ronettes, Panic at the disco, Sandor Gavin, Erasure, Hot Chip, Nelly Furtado, Amy Winehouse, yeah yeah yeahs, A Black Tie Affair, Spice Girls, Estelle, Kanye West, Madonna, Jehro, Britney Spears, MGMT, Shadow Voices, ea$y money, abta

Fish Fantasy no. 18 a.k.a. / "Fish Fantasy is now old enough to fight for our country but not old enough to drink" Pink Floyd, Mastodon, Tool, A.F.I., Smashing Pumpkins, Matt Katz, Tori Amos, the JSE, Rush, Off!, At the Drive In, Rainbow, Iron Maiden, Queens of the Stone Age, Cave-In, amon düül II, Green Day, Mercyful Fate, Accept, Stone Temple Pilots, Judas Priest, Fugazi, Motörhead, Sleater Kinney, Muder City Devils, Les Savy Fav, Metallica, Q and not U, Prince, Danzig, Deftones, A Black Tie Affair, Local H, Verbena, Audioslave, Rage Against the Machine, the Entrance Band, Zwan, Weezer, Led Zeppelin