All material recorded using SM57, recorded live with minimal overdubs

Live Material recorded: October 26, 2025
Mastered: October 28, 2025
Originally released: October 28, 2025

LP [was] microphone manipulation, screams, breaths, panting, guttural groans, scraping, feedback

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Teenage Anxieties and Memories

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Bring Back Actavis (prod. prodbymisery)

Can’t Go Back w/ YVNGKANSAI (prod. ccuriana)

Listen to Allison Mitchell and special guest Dr. Anthony Harris discuss Black history and her Picturing Black History essay, "⁠The Children of the Mississippi Freedom Summer⁠."

Learn more about Allison Mitchell at ⁠https://picturingblackhistory.org/author/mitchell/ ⁠

Explore more photographs and stories that changed the world from Picturing Black History at ⁠⁠https://www.picturingblackhistory.org/⁠⁠, a collaboration between Origins: Current Events In Historical Perspective (⁠⁠https://origins.osu.edu⁠⁠) and Getty Images 
(⁠⁠https://www.gettyimages.com/⁠⁠). 

Picturing Black History strives to contribute to an ongoing public dialogue on the significance of Black history and Black life. We embrace the power of images to capture stories of oppression and resistance, perseverance and resilience, freedom dreams, imagination, and joy within the United States and around the globe.

Interviewed by Paul McAllister


The Children of the Mississippi Freedom Summer⁠, an Interview with Allison Mitchell and Special Guest Dr. Anthony Harris

Eric Johanson reflects from his home in New Orleans, in an interview with music journalist Peter Schavemaker, on the creation and meaning of his live album Live in Mississippi, recorded in August 2024 at Ground Zero in Biloxi and released by RUF Records in 2025. For him, the album captures the essence of how his music is meant to exist—alive, improvisational, and shaped by the energy of the moment. “The songs are never exactly the same twice,” he explains, emphasizing his goal to bring listeners “into the live experience” even when touring cannot reach everyone. The intimate, “fat and upfront” sound was crafted to make listeners feel as if the trio were performing directly in their homes. 

Johanson sees live performance as an extension of songwriting: once captured in the studio, songs evolve on stage. His approach is rooted partly in lessons from mentor Tab Benoit, who produced his 2017 debut Burn It Down and showed him the importance of capturing authentic performance. 

Raised in Alexandria, Louisiana, Eric Johanson absorbed influences far beyond blues—from Metallica and Soundgarden to Joni Mitchell and Fiona Apple—yet identifies the blues as his natural musical language. His acoustic Covered Tracks albums and admiration for Delta blues pioneers such as Son House and Mississippi Fred McDowell show his deep connection to the genre, even as his electric trio sound leans toward British power-blues and 1970s heaviness. 

Live in Mississippi includes Skip James’ Hard Time Killing Floor Blues, chosen for its enduring message about economic insecurity. Johanson also honors his Louisiana and New Orleans roots with performances of the Neville Brothers’ Yellow Moon and Dr. John’s I Walk on Guilded Splinters. 

Looking ahead, he hopes to collaborate again with Samantha Fish, plans more touring, including Europe in 2026, and envisions a new studio album created through deeper band-based exploration, possibly self-produced.

Interview © 2025 by Peter Schavemaker Tekst, Audio en Podcast Producties. All Rights Reserved.

Interview Eric Johanson. Blues traditions meet New Orleans.

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Miss Daisy

Ky Ingrosso @ The Sancturary, Biloxi MS / 11/28/25 / FIRST HEADLINE SHOW

GIMMIE LUV

nobody (prod. NonSense!)

On this week's show...
-Why are we overreacting to Mark Andrews' re-signing AT ALL? 
-Are these the last John Harbaugh/Mike Tomlin matchups in Ravens/Steelers history?
-Jaxson Dart's geography knowledge is concerning
-The Lane Kiffin saga
-We're tired of December and Glenn's tired of Elf On The Shelf

Reeta and Glenn (December 3, 2025)

IM-IT Soldier (prod. Jswisha)

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Lazarus Parfait (under its current form) has been an ongoing experimental creative project since 2012—the nom de plume of a curious artist and ongoing musical diary of sorts, and the creative outlet for the entity known as LP. Lazarus Parfait’s mission is as followed: “There are no genres. There is no consistency. Only art.”

Glenn Clark Radio is live every weekday 10am-noon. Listen at PressBoxOnline.com/Radio, watch at Facebook.com/PressBoxSports.

Smart conversations about today’s most interesting topics - a history podcast for everyone, produced by Origins from Ohio State's Department of History

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Also featured on the "Mad Black Dad" Podcast

New tracks tagged #mississippi