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Where The Living Room Used To Be is hosted by James Toomey. The show is categorised under music and has published 236 episodes.

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Where The Living Room Used To Be has published 236 episodes.

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Where The Living Room Used To Be regularly covers music. It sits in the music category.

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Where The Living Room Used To Be

Hosted by James Toomey · music · EN · 236 episodes

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About this Podcast:

A Rhode Island music podcast sharing stories of this tiny state’s various music scenes

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What is Where The Living Room Used To Be?

Where The Living Room Used To Be is a music podcast hosted by James Toomey, with 236 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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James Toomey hosts Where The Living Room Used To Be, a music show with 236 episodes published.

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Episode #236
RI 5 with Pete Cardoso
Aug 6, 202616 min
Peter Cardoso of Ghost Town Studio and I share some commonalities with a couple of our experiences in Rhode Island. We also get philosophical about pizza and talk about the beauty of Pawtucket in this mini-episode. Outro song: “Rookie of the Year” End Title Theme performed by Rhode Island Philharmonic live at the Pawtucket Arts Festival Slater Park Fall Festival in 2024 (audio credit: Kyle Davis ) // Interview recorded July 2 , 2026 at Ghost Town Studio in East Providence, RI // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //
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Episode #235
Sound Advice with Pete Cardoso
Jul 30, 202619 min
Pete Cardoso shares a piece of advice a fellow artist friend shared with him. We also talk about a lesson Pete learned earlier in his career that stuck with him. And, we cover the role curiosity still plays in his life. End tracks: "Focus" by Brown Bird from their album Axis Mundi "My Surname's An Airplane" by Miranda Sound from their split release with Tiara. This is a rare extended version! It was later re-recorded for their album, Western Reserve , that was produced and engineered by J. Robbins // Interview recorded July 2 , 2026 at Ghost Town Studio in East Providence, RI // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //
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Episode #234
Pete Cardoso (Ghost Town Studio)
Jul 23, 20261h 34m
On this episode I get to chat with artist, Pete Cardoso. I did not realize it until we met up, but this is his first podcast interview, and it's a great honor to help share his story! In our conversation we talk about his early experiences screen printing show posters, some of the amazing musicians he's worked with over the years, a little bit about what his design process is like, and what he's working on now. Make sure to support Pete anyway you can. Check out ghosttownstudio.com to buy some prints or hire him to make something cool for you! Interlude songs: "Ashes of American Flags" by Wilco (Live at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel - April 24, 2002) credit: Small Clone Collective "Waiting for Somebody" by Paul Westerberg (Live at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel - July 27, 1996) credit: dharmanovel // Interview recorded July 2 , 2026 at Ghost Town Studio in East Providence, RI // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //
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Episode #233
Mike Delehanty (Lupo's, The Met, The Living Room, What Cheer Tavern)
May 5, 20261h 29mS0
On this episode I chat with Mike Delehanty, who some of you may know simply as Mike D or as Sir Books A Lot. This year marks 30 years of Mike putting on shows, which is incredible! In out conversation we go back to what got him into bring a booker, the venues he's worked at, and how the music scene has changed over time. We also talk a lot about the people Mike's worked with both the folks he's brought to the stage and the amazing group of people behind the scenes. Mike is...
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Episode #232
RI 5 with Keith McCurdy
Apr 2, 202612 minS0
Keith McCurdy of Vudu Sister shares some of his favorite things about The Ocean State... one of them you may be surprised to find out The end of the episode features Vudu Sister's "Monster Boy," a favorite of mine from their new album Adynata. // Interview recorded March 6, 2026 via Google Meet // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey // 
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Jon Hope

Senior Technology Evangelist, Sophos

John McCauley

former VP of Transportation & Logistics, Deer Tick

Peter Cardoso

Ghost Town Studio

Keith McCurdy

Vudu Sister

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Where The Living Room Used To Be

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Where The Living Room Used To Be?

About the host

Recent episodes

RI 5 with Pete Cardoso

Sound Advice with Pete Cardoso

Pete Cardoso (Ghost Town Studio)

Mike Delehanty (Lupo's, The Met, The Living Room, What Cheer Tavern)

RI 5 with Keith McCurdy

Guest Appearances

Jon Hope

John McCauley

Peter Cardoso

Keith McCurdy

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Where The Living Room Used To Be

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Where The Living Room Used To Be?

About the host

Recent episodes

RI 5 with Pete Cardoso

Sound Advice with Pete Cardoso

Pete Cardoso (Ghost Town Studio)

Mike Delehanty (Lupo's, The Met, The Living Room, What Cheer Tavern)

RI 5 with Keith McCurdy

Guest Appearances

Jon Hope

John McCauley

Peter Cardoso

Keith McCurdy

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Where The Living Room Used To Be for

Podcasts like Where The Living Room Used To Be

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