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Welcome to episode 16 of The Popko Project podcast where I’m joined by Jim Mirabelli, the man behind the wildly popular, informative, and successful NEPA Pizza Review. Jim is an NEPA native who has been doing pizza reviews under NEPA Pizza Review for 9 years now. One of his pizza review videos has recently surpassed […]
Welcome to episode 15 of The Popko Project podcast where I’m joined by The Tribe, a soul and R&B group from Northeastern, Pennsylvania. We discuss their new album called “Language!” which is available to stream everywhere, and how they recorded it during a pandemic. We also get into the history of the band, their new […]
Our first news appearance to discuss The Popko Project and “Shirts for the Scene” came on PA Live with Haley Bianco. Thanks for helping us kick things off!
Kevin Hayes and the team at WBRE were one of the first to help us get the word out and we are forever grateful. Click here to see story https://www.pahomepage.com/top-news/shirts-for-the-scene-helps-struggling-artists-during-the-pandemic/ Purchase a shirt and support our local scene here xelradshop.com/shirtsforthescene/shop/home
WBRE covered our progress for the “Shirts for the Scene” fundraiser in partnership with Axelrad Screen Printing Click here to check out the interview https://www.pahomepage.com/video/shirts-for-the-scene-growing-success/6203975/ You can purchase a shirt and support the scene here https://axelradshop.com/shirtsforthescene/shop/home
Welcome to episode 10 of The Popko Project podcast where I’m joined by a Northeastern, Pennsylvania based musician who goes by the name Telco. Once a trader on Wall Street in New York City, Telco discusses why he left a lucrative career to focus on music, the strategy behind releasing this project, streaming and playlists […]
Welcome to episode 5 of The Popko Project Podcast where Popko is joined by Jane Clements-Smith, who served as an account executive for the Weekender from 2008 – 2009. The Weekender was, at one time, THE GO TO arts and entertianment publication in Northeastern, Pennsylvania. Before the Weekender, Jane spent some time working at the […]
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