New Afternoon Hosts Izzy McMahon and Cerella Farinholt sit down with Destroy Boys’ Violet Mayugba before their Market Hotel Performance on December 7th, 2021. 

Mayugba talks about the writing process of their new album, "Open Heart, Open Mouth," COVID tour life, and how they are blazing their own path in the punk scene today. 

Hear it air live around 6pm EST on The New Afternoon Show on 12.07.21 and 12.10.21 on wnyu.org and 89.1fm.

Destroy Boys’ Violet Mayugba : "We are not Riot grrrl"

The indie pioneer Phil Elverum, best known as the man behind The Microphones and Mount Eerie, joins Jack Peterson for a full length interview on the New Afternoon Show!
Phil discusses his creative process, his most personal and difficult lyrics, his first U.S. tour as The Microphones in two decades (beginning Feb 17 and reaching NY March 6), his new 'Completely Everything' box set and how he feels about his early work now, the inspirations behind Microphones in 2020 and The Foghorn Tape, when art is 'done' and when it shouldn't be released at all, the awkwardness of fan interactions and autographs, what he really thinks of the critical acclaim and fan base he's accrued, and everything in between.

Originally broadcast on 89.1 FM, The New Afternoon Show, February 7th, 2022, hosted by Jack Peterson.

Phil Elverum FULL INTERVIEW on NAS with Jack Peterson (2/7/22)

Jack Peterson sits down for an exclusive interview with indie legends LOW! Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker, the two founding members, will discuss their new Grammy-nominated album HEY WHAT, their 2022 international tour, and how they really feel about the genre they're often credited for creating...slowcore (sigh)....!

Low FULL INTERVIEW on NAS with Jack Peterson (3/14/22)

This Wednesday on The New Afternoon Show— Jack (@ajaxlp) welcomed Craig Minowa, frontman and mastermind of experimental indie legends Cloud Cult to the show for an exclusive interview! Cloud Cult have been named among the most green bands in the world, and are known for using sustainable means to tour and produce their eleven studio albums. Craig and Jack talk politics, climate change, legacy, and especially the new Cloud Cult album Metamorphosis!

Jack is live every Monday from 4-7pm EST on 89.1 FM and wnyu.org!

Cloud Cult | FULL INTERVIEW w/Jack Peterson on NAS

Jack Peterson interviewed Dawson, Luke, and Cole from indie-pop's Almost Monday, LIVE at The Governors Ball Music Festival after they rocked the Main Stage! They discuss new and unreleased music, the rock-focused turn the band may be taking, and how it felt for their first ever NYC show to be in front of such a massive audience!
Originally aired on the New Afternoon Show, 6.13.2022.

Almost Monday | FULL INTERVIEW @ GovBall 2022!

Jack Peterson sits down with pop-punk prodigy DE'WAYNE at the Governors Ball Music Festival, where he performed twice and stole the show on both Bud Light and GoPuff stages! They talk genre, playing to a new and unfamiliar audience, and the influence of past and present rock music on De'Wayne's approach to pop!
Originally aired on the New Afternoon Show, 6.13.2022.

De'Wayne | FULL INTERVIEW @ GovBall 2022!

Jack Peterson interviews one of the best rock bands today, Surf Curse, live after their first performance at The Governors Ball Music Festival!
The guys discuss the growth of "Freaks" and how it affected their most mainstream stage, how they view the earliest work in an adult context, and their upcoming major-label debut record! 
Originally aired on the New Afternoon Show, 6.13.2022.

Surf Curse | FULL INTERVIEW @ GovBall 2022!

Full title: Are Humans Truly Unexceptional?: The Apocalypse & End of World Rhetoric (4/8)

Amidst the recent 4.8 magnitude earthquake, the historic solar eclipse on 4/8, and the current world politics -- is the world truly ending? Today, we dive in with media expert MCC Junior Amaka Nwokocha to analyze the media narratives around the end of the world (Think Civil War, Don't Look Up, & even Dune 2) -- in order to contextualize our generation's relationship with apocalyptic thinking. How do these greater narratives of "doom" interact with intimate, individual worries of social exceptionality, especially for young people? And what are the psychological relationships created within the individual at the clash of human importance and the juxtaposition of mutually exclusive fear (the end of the world vs being unexceptional)?

Unexceptional Episode 11: Are Humans Truly Unexceptional?

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Unexceptional Episode 11: Are Humans Truly Unexceptional?

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