People often ask how Rolling with Scissors actually comes together each week. This is a look inside my home broadcast studio, the gear and software I rely on, and the workflow that turns a deep-dive idea into a finished three-hour radio show—built for reliability, control, and real radio sound.
Some people drift into your life like a glitch in the system and leave behind nothing but smoke, strange music, and unanswered questions. This is the story of Agent K — a familiar stranger returning to the Rolling with Scissors airwaves with monthly sets that defy explanation and resist intros.
After more than 30 years on the air, Rolling with Scissors is evolving into something deeper and more intentional. Starting in 2026, the show will commit to true, full-catalog deep dives that explore not just the hits, but the risks, reinventions, and forgotten corners that shaped the music we love.
From splicing tape with a razor blade to experimenting in Sound Forge, Studio One, and now Reaper, my journey in radio production has changed as much as the technology itself. Live radio may be messy, but digital tools make creating Rolling with Scissors possible today without losing the human spirit that started it all.
Signal Drift now has a dedicated spot on the homepage. Catch the latest chapter, meet the characters, and find every post in one place—no more digging.
Somehow, my blog posts from Rolling with Scissors are showing up on both the official page and my personal one. I didn’t ask for it — but if it gets in your face, maybe that’s where it needs to be.
Rolling with Scissors is exploring building a mobile app — but only if listeners want it. Here’s why we’re asking for your input before making the leap.
Let’s be real. The internet should have made things easier. But somehow, in trying to reach everyone, we ended up needing to show up everywhere. And that means: after I produce a three-hour radio show, write a blog post, and upload all the audio, I still have to open 87 different browser tabs just to … Read more
If you’ve been listening to Rolling with Scissors for a while, you know I like to feature artists who go deeper than the charts—artists who shape a mood, break form, and aren’t afraid to experiment with sound and silence. That’s why I’m excited to say that we’ll be featuring the new Bon Iver album, SABLE, … Read more
Social media is weird. And Instagram? Even weirder. I’ve never really understood it. Why do you need an app just to post pictures or images? It’s not like cameras just showed up on phones yesterday. But honestly, I don’t think about it much—because I’m not a visual person. Audio is where I live. So, here’s … Read more