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RPM: Records, People, Music

RPM: Records, People, Music

RPM: Records, People, Music
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Talking about vinyl records is better with actual people.

RPM - Records, People, Music

We’re spinning up something special for the crate-diggers, the audiophiles, and everyone who believes life sounds better at 33⅓ RPM.

RPM: Records, People, Music is a brand-new talk show dedicated to the heartbeat of the vinyl community. We’re going beyond the wax to talk to the collectors, the artists, and the humans behind the turntables.

#RPMShow #VinylCommunity #CrateDigging #RecordsPeopleMusic #AnalogSoul #ComingSoon #VinylCollection #recordstoreday

8 - Ep. 7 - Twist & Shout: The Story Behind Denver's Iconic Record Store
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  • 8 - Ep. 7 - Twist & Shout: The Story Behind Denver's Iconic Record Store

    Vinyl isn't dead — it's thriving at Twist & Shout, Denver's legendary independent record store and one of the largest in the country. In this episode, we talk to the former employee and now owner of Twist and Shout, Patrick, and uncover why physical music is having its biggest comeback in decades. From punk 7-inches to jazz rarities, this is a love letter to the shops that keep music culture alive. If you've ever lost an afternoon flipping through records, this one's for you. đŸŽ§đŸ”„

    #RecordStore #VinylRecords #Vinyl #VinylCommunity #Music

    Thu, 23 Jul 2026 - 50min
  • 7 - Ep. 6 - Is High-Fidelity Dead? The Truth from the CEO of Victrola & KLH

    https://www.redrocksonline.com#vinylr... #music #cratedigging #podcast #Denver #redrocks

    What an outstanding guest we have in this episode...the CEO of Victrola and KLJ Audio.

    You'll learn:

    The story behind Denver’s Red Rocks and what makes its acoustics legendary (and how the right sound tech makes all the difference)
    Why vinyl is more than just a format—it's an experience, a journey, and a way to slow down in a fast-paced world.

    How KLH is reimagining iconic audio with timeless principles like acoustic suspension, while embracing the future with wireless tech and user-friendly designs.

    The impact of music on creativity and culture, from legendary studios to everyday homes, and how brands like Victrola and KLH make that connection accessible and beautiful.

    Why the story of a record, a concert, or a favorite album can be as powerful as the tech itself—sometimes even more so.

    If you're a music lover craving rich, authentic sound without the complexity, this episode is your backstage pass. Scott’s insights blend decades of expertise with a passion for elevating your musical journey—whether you're just starting or rediscovering your old favorites.

    This is essential listening for anyone who believes in the power of music to transform homes, communities, and lives. Perfect for audiophiles, vinyl newcomers, and seasoned pros alike—hit play and start your next chapter of sonic discovery.

    Guest Credentials:

    Scott Hagen is CEO of KLH and Victrola, brands known for redefining audio experiences. With a background rooted in music and technology, he’s passionate about making authentic sound accessible in real homes for real people—bringing together heritage and innovation in every product.

    Resources & Links:

    www.klhaudio.com
    www.victrola.com
    https://www.redrocksonline.com
    https://twistandshout.com

    Fri, 19 Jun 2026 - 1h 00min
  • 6 - Ep. 5 - How to Maintain a 5.0 Rating on Whatnot: Tips from #Rush Records

    Learn how to achieve a perfect 5.0 seller rating on Whatnot with insights from Chris Patterson of Rush Records. Discover key practices for quality service and community engagement.

    When selling on platforms like Whatnot, maintaining a high seller rating is crucial for attracting buyers and building trust. Chris Patterson, a seasoned vinyl seller at Rush Records, shares his strategies for achieving and keeping a perfect 5.0 rating. In this episode, we'll explore his approach, including tips on quality grading, timely shipping, and packaging.

    #RushRoasters #CoffeeCommunity #VinylRecords #music #whatnot #discogs #rush #cratedigging #centralsquarerecords

    Thu, 14 May 2026 - 32min
  • 5 - Ep. 4 - How a World Backpacking Trip Created the Ultimate Wine & Vinyl Bar 🌎

    Wine, Wax, and Wanderlust: The Story of Stylus Wine & Vinyl BarđŸ·âœš

    What happens when you mix a world-traveling drummer with a veteran sommelier? You get Stylus Wine and Vinyl Bar, one of the most unique high-fidelity listening spaces in the Pacific Northwest.

    In this episode, we sit down with Robby French to discuss how he and his wife, Krista, turned a 14-country backpacking trip into a thriving business in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. From getting inspired by metal-heavy record bars in Amsterdam to curating a 5,500+ record library, Robby shares the blueprint for blending two distinct passions into a community-driven success story.

    Inside This Episode:

    The "Gap Year" Spark: How traveling the world (and a global pandemic) shaped their business vision.

    Curation is Key: A look at how Krista’s 20-year wine expertise meets Robby’s 25-year vinyl obsession.

    Breaking the "Quiet" Stereotype: Why they ditched the formal wine bar vibe for a lively, high-fidelity experience.

    The 7-Month Milestone: How Stylus became profitable almost overnight by focusing on community and quality.

    Visit Stylus Wine and Vinyl Bar:
    📍 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
    🌐 https://styluswineandvinylbar.com
    📾 @styluswineandvinylbar

    If you’re a music lover, a hospitality pro, or a budding entrepreneur, this conversation is packed with gems on how to build a brand that resonates.

    Don’t forget to:
    ✅ Subscribe for more deep dives into records, people, and music.
    🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode.
    💬 Drop a comment: What’s the first record you’d request at a bar like Stylus?

    #VinylCommunity #WineAndVinyl #HighFidelity #Entrepreneurship #StylusCDA #RecordsPeopleMusic #wine #podcast

    Thu, 16 Apr 2026 - 36min
  • 4 - Ep. 3 - Rashied Amon with Sook Vinyl : How 8,000 Records Revived a Neighborhood

    Reclaiming the soul of Philadelphia, one record at a time. In this episode, we sit down with Rashied Amon, owner of a standout vinyl shop in Mount Airy, Philly. What started as a discovery of his father’s hidden DJ stash in a grandmother’s attic turned into a mission to preserve and celebrate the rich legacy of Black music.

    From thrift store hunting across the country to amassing a curated collection of over 8,000 vintage albums, Rashied shares the highs and lows of running a niche record store in today's vinyl resurgence.

    In this video, we explore:

    The "Attic Find": How a family legacy sparked a business.

    Preserving the Culture: The importance of reclaiming vintage R&B, Soul, Funk, and Jazz.

    Philly’s Vinyl Scene: Navigating the neighborhood-centric world of record collecting.

    The Business of Vinyl: What it takes to stand out in a digital world.

    ✹ Visit the Shop: If you’re in Philadelphia, make sure to stop by Rashied’s shop in Mount Airy to dig through some of the best vintage Black music in the country!

    #VinylCulture #Philadelphia #BlackMusicHistory #RecordStore #VinylCommunity #RashiedAmon #SupportLocal #hiphop #skatingrink

    Wed, 15 Apr 2026 - 33min
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