Kevin Carpet, one of two Human Carpets in NYC, talks to Rave to the Grave podcast about stepping out at legendary '80s nightspots like Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge, the ins and outs of his profession/obsession, fashion, fabrics, and his wildest and most famous encounters. It's everything you wanted to know about being a human carpet but were afraid to ask!

Shawn Caesar of pioneering Baltimore Club music label Unruly Records joins us on the Rave to the Grave podcast about some of Baltimore Club music's greatest bangers, and takes us back to genre's roots in the hip-house scene of the late '80s and early '90s. Learn about Bmore club's inspirations, how it's evolved over the years, and the life and times of some of its icons, including Miss Tony and Club Queen K-Swift.

Guestlist etiquette, artisanal ketamine, sordid afterhours parties, and club sex are just some of the topics delved into with Steven Klavier, house music vocalist and NYC nightlife staple who is our guest on Episode 20 of Rave to the Grave podcast.

Roman raves, the death of disco, the future of techno, and a heavy dose of Italian attitude with veteran Italian house/techno/disco producer Marco Passarani of Tiger & Woods.

Filipino scratch DJs, fights, goth clubs, garage rock and more blood-and-piss-soaked madness with DJ, guitarist and NYC scene staple OJ San Felipe of Acetone 4 and X-Ray Eyeballs.

Detroit house and techno in the 1980s, underground queer nightlife, raving as resistance, the San Francisco scene: journalist and club veteran Marke B tells all.

Wild times in 1970s NYC with Bill Bernstein, a photographer who documented the heyday (and death) of disco at clubs like Studio 54, Xenon, GG’s and more.