Each episode of Rolling with Scissors is available for on-demand streaming for two weeks before it’s replaced by the latest broadcast.
Want to know what was featured? Dive into the Episode Notes section of the blog for a full breakdown of past shows, including commentary, context, and behind-the-scenes insights.
Recent Episodes
Nine Inch Nails: The Fragile Architecture – Episode 1340
In 2007, Year Zero felt like sci-fi paranoia. In 2026, it feels like a live broadcast. Episode 1340 navigates the architectural grief of The Fragile and the lean return of With Teeth, but it’s the dive into Nine Inch Nails’ dystopian prophecy that hits hardest. This isn’t just a deep dive—it’s the sound of digital dissent recorded with a ‘fixer’ mentality, using the glitch as a weapon and the signal as a warning for a future that already arrived.
Puscifer: Normal Isn’t – Episode 1339
Puscifer’s Normal Isn’t arrives as a slow-burning, atmospheric statement piece — one that trades immediacy for space, restraint, and surgical vocal delivery. Episode 1339 uses the new record as an entry point into the project’s wider theatrical and sonic DNA, framing it as both a tonal reset and a deep-dive expansion across eras.
Latest Blog Posts
I Jinxed It
I said the words. I told the universe the snow was finished for the year. Now, as I dig out from a “shit pile” of white regret, I’m looking at the history of bacon and admitting that my writing schedule is now a weekly occupation.
RE-ENGAGING THE CARRIER: Signal Drift is back.
Frequencies drift. Life gets in the way. But the static is clearing, and Signal Drift is back. The next transmission goes live this Friday at Midnight. Thank you for your patience; we’ve found our way back to the ridge.
HAL 2.0: Trading the Swiss Army Knife for the Real Deal
Everything on this blog comes from my bizarre brain—AI is just the cleanup crew. If you want a tool that actually listens, it’s time for HAL 2.0.
The Barstow Street Takeover
The 59th Annual Eau Claire Jazz Festival is taking over Barstow Street this April. From the legendary Jazz Crawl to headliners Byron Stripling and Wycliffe Gordon, here is everything you need to know.
Hollar Into The Void
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Interviews
Matt Jacoby Eleven Music Career Center
On Friday I had a great conversation with Matt Jacoby about the music industry, Eleven Music career center. Electronic music and a few other things. Check out the links below for more information. The interview was edited for the over the air broadcast on WORT mostly...
Josh and Tim from Self-Titled Album
Signal Drift: Current Broadcast
Signal Drift is an original fiction series unfolding one chapter at a time—right here on the blog. Set in a near-future collapse where communication is survival, the story follows a former radio engineer navigating broken networks, old alliances, and strange new signals. Each post is a chapter, and the series is updated regularly. Want to dig deeper into the cast? Meet the characters right here.
Signal Drift: Chapter 13
Cronauer didn’t remember falling asleep — again. First the dream, now this. Outside, the signal was warming up, and inside the shack, so was the fight.
Signal Drift: Chapter 12
In the stillness of night, Cronauer is visited by a vivid dream — a rush of memory wrapped in warmth, music, and a quiet goodbye. As the past fades, he’s left with a reminder, a call sign, and a feeling he can’t shake.
Signal Drift: Chapter 11
When brute force meets backwoods genius, miracles happen. In Chapter 11 of Signal Drift, the crew unleashes the Beetle Bomb, braces the tower with scrap steel, and watches Bill weld like a madman fueled by bourbon and solar power. The signal’s coming back online — whether the world’s ready or not.
Signal Drift: Chapter 10
Bill’s back. The Beetle Bomb is real. The transmitter site might just have power. Chapter 10 of Signal Drift kicks off a new phase in the story with hidden stashes, solar surprises, and 2,000 bottle rockets lighting up the sky. Oh—and there’s a whole room full of hand-crank radios waiting for a reason to be used.
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