Adam & Kate + Hate

AGGRESSIVELY UNASKED-FOR QUESTIONABLY ENTERTAINING ACCIDENTALLY INFORMATIVE Two more people with facial hair and questionable tattoo choices talking about niche music for extended periods of time. We will attempt to be self aware about it, we will probably fail.

Adam & Kate + Hate is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 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.

Unknown Host hosts Adam & Kate + Hate, a music show with 25 episodes published.

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  Adam & Kate + Hate

  Episode 25: Usually at this time on Aurora cable, you're watching "Plant World"

  Aug 18, 20261h 43m

  An actual return to form. Comics, records we’ve picked up, music we’ve been listening to, and a couple of unexpectedly heavy tangents. We eventually get around to Kate’s homework, which they do their best to remember. We close things out by talking about Haywire signing to Roadrunner and speculating about which other bands might be next. We’re probably wrong, though. Who’d we miss?

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  Episode 24: Zang

  Aug 16, 20261 hour

  Back in the saddle. Kind of. We catch up on the past few weeks, talk about the records we’re still looking forward to, and continue our ongoing struggle against the concept of a regular release schedule. It turns out making a podcast in your spare time is harder than we originally thought. Thanks for hanging in there.

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  Episode 23: But, sure enough, I got the M&Ms, and Ozzy went on stage and did a great show.

  Jul 27, 202649 min

  A note from Kate, who writes all of these despite mostly aiming for third-person omniscient: "So, what had happened was, the service we use to record is never finished processing the uploads when we wrap up. I need to be up early, so I go directly to bed, and by the next day my ADHD ass has completely out-of-sight, out-of-minded the entire thing. Then I feel guilty for not uploading it, which as we all know is a terrible motivator, I’m also still adjusting to a new job and an entirely different schedule." Anyway, here’s the latest episode. Adam loved Vulture Feather, we talk about some records we got in the mail, and wander off on various tangents. We are desperately trying to right this ship and should be settling into a regular upload schedule in the coming weeks. Bear with us, or tell us to go fuck ourselves. That’s cool too. We still love you. You need anything?

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  Episode 21: We have lots of big acts that come through here. Ice Capades, Tiny Toons, Kenny G...

  Jul 9, 20261h 30m

  We continue our not-so-proud tradition of not uploading these in a timely manner. Sorry about that. Adam talks about the surreal experience of having Aaron Bedard at his house. We get into Hellfest, then immediately wander off into a rabbit trail about the dude who called the cops because he stood too close to the pit. Eventually, we make it to Ferret’s comeback and talk through their roster. Adam liked the homework, despite Kate’s continued dedication to assigning noisy, deeply weird music. Tell a friend, or don’t. Love you.

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  Episode 20: an underlying revisionist conceit that belied the podcast's emotional attachments

  Jun 30, 20261h 52m

  Back on schedule, but not entirely back on track. I think the term is mixed bag. Adam shows off some records, Kate enjoyed the homework, and we get a little lost in comic book and movie talk. We also play a game of wondering who’s carrying the torch for the bands we grew up with. Eventually, Kate gets in their feelings about the new Fiddlehead.

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