“James Munoz, man, talk about a jack of all trades, this guy really does it all, and he’s one of the kindest people you’ll meet. A fun-inducing staple in the Richmond scene.
Vocalist and guitarist for Xed Out. Vocalist for The Bled and Glock/Coma. Bartender at Cobra Cabana for over six years. Host of karaoke nights: Sunday at DLB, Wednesday at Bingo and Brave Captain, and Thursday at The Veil (Scott’s Addition + Forest Hill). You might even catch him spinning as DJ Jimmy Moonshoes from time to time.
Meanwhile, I’m over here just trying to make sure I have clean socks.
This episode was a real walk down memory lane for Clair and me, we go way back with this guy. Join us as we talk about his journey into music, the road that led him to Richmond, tour stories, run-ins with the law, expired crickets, kitten attacks, and the moment I might’ve mortified Lady E.” — host, Harrison Christy
RVA Magazine presents It’s Still Our City, a podcast hosted by Harrison Christy and with Clair Morgan as co-host and producer through NODDERLY. It’s an unfiltered dive into what gives Richmond, VA its edge, its charm, and its soul. If you’ve ever wondered what makes this city tick, this one’s for you.
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