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The Rumors are True PodcastAuthor: Roster Podcast Network
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Travis Bryant (Terminal, Goodbye Tomorrow, Alive in Wild Paint)
Thursday, 15 January, 2026
This week on The Rumors Are True Podcast, we’re joined by Travis Bryant, a key figure in the underground alternative and emo scenes through his work with Terminal, Goodbye Tomorrow, and Alive in Wild Paint. Travis reflects on his early introduction to music, the inspiration behind picking up a guitar, and how discovering the DIY punk and emo community shaped both his sound and mindset. He talks about the formation of Terminal, the excitement and challenges of those early years, and how writing and performing music became a vital outlet during a formative time in his life.The conversation dives deeper into Travis’s time with Goodbye Tomorrow and Alive in Wild Paint, exploring how those projects marked a creative evolution and a shift in musical direction. He shares insight into the songwriting and recording process, the differences in band dynamics, and what it was like pushing himself artistically while navigating the realities of touring, burnout, and change. Travis also opens up about the lessons learned from being in multiple bands and how each experience helped shape his approach to creativity.Travis and the host also discuss the broader music scene—then and now—including how the industry, touring culture, and fan connections have evolved since the early 2000s. He offers thoughtful perspective on longevity in music, balancing passion with real life, and what it means to look back on a body of work years later. Filled with nostalgia, honesty, and behind-the-scenes stories, this episode is a meaningful listen for longtime fans of the scene, musicians, and anyone curious about the realities of growing up through music.Produced by Wesley Hill @thebigwesArtwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowserMusic by Brian Jerin R.I.P.
