Quintessential Gen X 80s with John and Scott

By: John Koos and Scott Martinez
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  • John Koos and Scott Martinez grew up six houses down from each other in idyllic Orange County, California. Born in 1969 and 1970, respectively, they came of age in the mythical 1980s. This podcast is a banter about growing up in those times. It may resonate with some of you. To younger listeners, consider it an oral history of those times between guys who have been friends since their childhood. If no one listens, that's fine. We set out to do this for us. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3587276744683338 Please send suggestions and feedback to QwithJS@gmail.com
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Episodes
  • scott allen martinez the Weekend Fixer

    scott allen martinez the Weekend Fixer
    Mar 1 2024

    John interviews lifelong chum Scott about his newfound musical experimentations. Over the last year, Scott has been busy producing and performing new music. He has two recent albums, one solo and one with a collaborator, Jack Matthew Tyson, the "Weekend Fixers."


    You can the "scott allen martinez" album "Mulifarious" here.


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    The "Weekend Fixers" album "Euphonious Fete" here.

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    58 mins
  • "Here in my car..."

    "Here in my car..."
    Feb 10 2022

    Scott and John chat about the various vehicles in their youth.  
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Places We Ate

    Places We Ate
    Feb 7 2022

    Scott and John amaze us again with their crystal clear memories.  This time, they regale their listeners with the places they ate in the 1970s and 80s.  Free refills?  No.  
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    55 mins

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