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In 2003 the DC region was terrorized by one of the most notorious arsonists in U.S. history. This is the story of the arson investigators tasked with finding the elusive fire setter. Brought to you by the International Association of Arson Investigators in cooperation with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF.)
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Arsoncast

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Arsoncast Is a Podcast run by Dawn and Avie about twitter drama, viral tweets, interviewing twitter users, and whatever the hell we feel like! (Logo made by @ghostie_dubs on Twitter) Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arson/support
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The Arson Brothers Show

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Each week join your host AB Matt Cline and varying guests including fellow Arson Brothers as we discuss current events in movies, tv, pro wrestling and all of all pop culture. You’ll also be able to keep up with all things AB; from our our latest shows to upcoming events and more! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arson-brothers/support
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My name is Arthur Severio, and welcome to Quiet Conversations: The Upstairs Lounge Fire. I left home with a suitcase filled with dreams, a pack of brand-new Fruit of the Loom underwear, two pairs of 501s, and some shirts that weren’t exactly made for a fat kid like me. My mama had stuffed a twenty-dollar bill in my pocket just in case I wanted a snack and a Diet Coke from the vending machine for my ride into the Crescent City. My brother met me at the downtown Greyhound bus terminal to take ...
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Ernie Fabian and Nathan Moe of Tooth & Nail Records band Idle Threat join us for a great conversation about making their upcoming album, the pursuit of excellence while playing live, sketchy places to crash on tour, and more! Listen to Idle Threat: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6RKcKaDODNhqCCXcYgEqEv Idle Threat Merch: https://toothandnailrecords…
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Nick Detty is the lead vocalist of metalcore legends Wolves At The Gate on Solid State Records. In this episode, we speak with Nick about dad life, balancing touring and a traditional job, and the band's most recent covers album "Lost In Translation." Nick is also kind enough to share some details about what's next for Wolves At The Gate, along wit…
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In this special Christmas episode, Reba and I have a quiet "let's get real conversation talking about our lives and where we are today as artists, and the evolution of our friendship. Her writing is up there with the greats for me and is much an inspiration. Reba talks about the changes in her life and how she deals with it as it comes. As an artis…
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In our fourteenth and final episode of Season 1: How did the city of New Orleans treat the survivors of the arson at the Upstairs Lounge? There were a lot of social and political changes happening in the @lgbti community regarding organizing and social awareness. Regina became the woman of her creation or as she said "started living in drag." Liste…
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A transwoman and a writer’s unique experience of the Vietnam War. Civil rights in New Orleans. The Please U restaurant. What happened to Eartha Kitt when she stood up to Lady Bird Johnson about the war in Vietnam? How does Viet Name veteran identify and feel about hormonal replacement therapy? Lady Bird Johnson takes a stand about Walter Jenkins be…
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Amy Daley Williams, along with Frank Perez, Katheleen Conlon and the LGBT plus Archives produces the 50the anniversary of the fire. Kathleen Conlon, organizes multi eventsongtime admirer of the New Orleans LGBT plus community brings a creatvie panel together to share their stories for the fiftieth anniversary of the fire. Max Vernon writes a musica…
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What happened when Charlene Schneider didn't quite make it to the Upstairs Lounge. Troy Perry and his activisim beginnings. Charlene's dedication to her activism to change things Father Tony from St. Jude's on Rampart Street speaks on his congregation and the Pope's rulling on the LGBT pluse coomunity. Historian Frank Perez explains the mission of …
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What happened to Regina Adams in the aftermath of the fire at the Upstairs Lounge Fire? What happened to the kids of Luther Boggs and Jean Gosnell? Then there were Mitch Mitchell's two sons that we will learn about. Troy Perry and Paul Britton come to New Orleans to offer comfort to those in need. Frank Perez talks about Ferris LeBlanc and the plig…
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People who are in a lot of mental anguish and pain don't always crumble and give up. Instead, they reach out to help their community. After being ostracized by his mother his whole life, Bill Larson left home to create himself as the head pastor of the New Orleans chapter of the MCC moving the church from the backroom of the Upstairs Lounge to its …
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Gay boys celebrate every Sunday in the French Quarter with what's called, "Tea Dance." Regina and Reggie, a young interracial couple went out to celebrate Gay Pride at a bar called the Upstairs Lounge on June 24, 1973. Stuart and his lover Alfred were also there with their new playmate in their lover's triad. Regina left the bar to take Adam Fonten…
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In this episode, we meet my new best friend, Lila who once worked as an emcee on Bourbon Stree at the Gunga Den. She tells us about how she needs adventure in her life and as the universe says, "Ask and it shall be given.." Trucker Patti tells us about working at the Midship and dealing with some of the rowdy trans-women when they drank too much. A…
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In this episode, we meet Penny, who, grew up in the Mississippi Delta in a time where there were lines that couldn’t be crossed. At a young age, she was aware of not crossing lines drawn by society including her parents. After growing up and becoming awakened, she’s made a difference, She tells us of meeting and photographing Ernest Cole who came t…
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In this episode, we hear from someone who grew up in a showbiz life around the exotic Kalantan. Kalantan, famous for her burlesques show danced on the world famous Borubon Street in the 1950’s. In a couple with a non gender identifying lesbian named Lenny, she travelled all of the nightclub circuit. In the second half we meet my friend Marcy. who w…
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"If people want to see it, then they are going to have to pay." Christene Jorgensen said returning to America after having sexual reassignment surgery. We will also hear Charlotte Mcleod story as the second woman who had sexual reasiugnmenr surgery and both ladies working on Bourbon Street. My friend Lisa tells their story and we have a conversatio…
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In this episode, we discover the culture of the French Quarter in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. We first hear from historians and authors Johnny Townsend, ” “Let the Faggots Burn,” Frank Perez, a"Ambush Magazine "and "French Quarter Journal’. and Robert Fiesler “Tinderbox: the Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Libera…
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In this epospde, I speak with Tree Sequoia about the night that the Stonewall riots started. Was Marsha P. Johnson the heroine? Whe initiated the crowd in a riot? Is homosexuality cureable? A doctor from New Orleans sure thought he had the magicc cure to turn one man into a heterosexual normal man.Bethany Bultman intorduces me to this part of histo…
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I was only seventeen when I moved to the French Quarter. My brother lived betwen the Bourbon Pub and Lafitte’s. It was 1984 and AIDS hadn’t quite made it’s mark on the gay community. I’ve met so many great people along my journey and wanted to share their stories as I’ve understood them and how they touched my life. Welcome to Quiet Conversations. …
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On our first episode,you’ll get to meet me your host Arthur Severio and hear from author, Professor Alecia P. Long as we discuss what it was like to be a part of a community that was not only different but harassed for being themselves. She and I will discuss her book “Cruising For Conspirators: How a New Orleans D.A. Prosecuted the Kennedy Assassi…
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Sixteen years ago, the DC region was taunted by what some call the most prolific serial arsonist in American history. This is the story of the task force who dedicated 22 months of their lives to find the elusive fire setter. Brought to you by the International Association of Arson Investigators in cooperation with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, F…
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Hayden Trobee is the lead singer/guitarist of current Tooth & Nail indie/alternative band Tigerwine. In this episode, we speak with Hayden about recording at the legendary Glow In the Dark studio, appearing on Audiotree as a young and inexperienced band, and Tigerwine's strategy of grinding their way to a record deal through relentless DIY touring.…
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Shaun Hypes is the vocalist/guitarist of Virginia-based rock band Dens, currently signed to Facedown Records. In this episode, we speak with Shaun about the band's unique collaborative songwriting method in which nearly every aspect of the process - from lyrics to melodies to production to recording - are a responsibility shared by all four members…
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Mason Mennenga and Cullen Mack are the hosts of The BlackSheep Podcast presented by legendary heavy music publication HM Magazine. On this episode, we discuss authenticity in the entertainment industry as well as the origins of their podcast and their partnership with HM. We also blow the lid off our Toad's combo can hoax and somehow manage to wrin…
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Chris Ratzlaff is the frontman of two Facedown Records bands: nu-metal/metalcore band Fallstar and indie/alternative band Northlander. In this episode, we speak with Chris about the brand new Fallstar album "Sunbreather" and find out why he ditched 63 songs and set Fallstar aside for nearly 6 years before reviving the project in 2020. We also hear …
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Jeremy Shaeffer is the vocalist of South Dakota metalcore band Earth Groans currently signed to Solid State Records. In this episode, we speak with Jeremy about his upbringing as a dairy farmer, his "five-plex" creative paradise, dumpster diving for donuts, and why Earth Groans has decided to be an "EP" band. Listen to Earth Groans: https://open.sp…
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Justin Hieb is the guitarist/vocalist of Minnesota emo/alternative band Weathered who recently released their sophomore LP "Everything All At Once" on Facedown Records. In this episode, we speak with Justin about being an alt-rock band on a label known for metal and hardcore, sliding down the freeway on the roof of a van, and wandering in the wilde…
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Nick Diener is the owner of Oneder Studios and Oneder Effects as well as the former vocalist/guitarist of punk legends The Swellers. In this episode, we discuss Nick's life after touring as a music producer, effects pedal creator, laser enthusiast and dad. We also revisit Nick's time on the road with The Swellers as he shares stories about the tour…
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In this episode, we revisit our top 5 American Arson "Tour Disasters" from our time on the road alongside several of our friends who experienced the incidents with us. Laugh at our pain as we recall the pre-pandemic days when touring was alive and well. Jump to a disaster: Honorable Mention: "Trailer Door" with Tighe of Sink In - 01:41 Disaster 5: …
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Jim Hughes is the freelance graphic designer behind Northary and a former member of the bands For Today and Colossus. Jim also designed the album packaging for our album "A Line In The Sand" as well as some album-related merchandise. In this episode, Jim shares some lessons he's learned while designing merchandise, album art and more for countless …
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Everything In Slow Motion is a rock band from Kansas City, MO. Their latest album "Influence" was released on October 16, 2020 on Facedown Records. In this episode, we speak to vocalist/guitarist Shane Ochsner and drummer Aaron Crawford about songwriting, recording, on-stage mishaps and the pain of the creative process. Listen to Everything In Slow…
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This is our first episode in what we're hoping will be a fun and entertaining adventure - if not for you, the listener, then hopefully at least for us. . . That said, in this episode we discuss everything from our very different experiences in Marine Corps. boot camp to Emergency Boners. We also scratch the surface of Sunna's experiences leading up…
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Nate Parrish is both a solo musician and a guitarist for the genre-fluid rock band Kutless. In this episode, we discuss themes from Nate's debut solo album, "I'm A Wreck" and hear about how he developed his Americana-tinged punk rock sound. We also discuss time travel, forehead autographs, and how to know if you're visiting your favorite fast food …
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David Baqi is the vocalist/guitarist of Orange County, CA post-hardcore band Takers Leavers. In this episode, we go behind the scenes of the band's expansive cinematic music video for their newest single, "Act 1: Quiet / Chaos," shot on location in the Mojave Desert. We also discuss the value of staying humble and offer a word of caution to anyone …
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