Comedian and Musician Sarah Pearl joins the band on this episode of Band Practice to play a little music and talk a little shit. Spike tries to avoid a beatdown, Jack talks cell phone use in the bathroom, and Kyle gets roasted, literally.

Spike tells us about his gig as a Six Flags performer and the band gets the inside scoop on what it’s like to work inside a theme park. Learn about the carny hierarchy within the park and what really goes on behind the scenes at Batman the ride. Jack pitches an idea for an adult themed amusement park, and Kyle gets nostalgic about the earnestness of retro jingles, plus pizza bagels.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.

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Comedian Purdy Bee joins the band to talk stand up, concerts, and shares her musical talents. Spike tries paddleboard yoga, Kyle defends a Jason Derulo banger, and Jack’s buys a celebrity endorsed nose hair trimmer. Also, the boys debate the merits of three different songs that all have the same name in a new feature called “Title Match” during Segment of the Week. 

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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Legendary Roadie turned drifter, and band acquaintance, Red Dog stops by the studio to make amends with Spotting Waldo and share some of his famous stories of sex, drugs, and rock&roll. Jack has a new strategy for dealing with hecklers, Kyle attempts a witch hunt after finding leather bracelet in the studio, and Spike aspires to be a corporate spokesman. Also the band does their best musical impressions of some classic bands during Segment of the Week.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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Spike returns from Iceland and delights the rest of the band with his exploits in the land of Vikings.  Kyle is exhausted by Shawshank Redemption fans, and Jack works on a new impression. Also, band manager Brian stops by the studio to conduct a haphazard band meeting during Segment of the week. 

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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Comedian and former Adam’s Off Ox drummer, Scott James sits in with the band while Spike is out of town. The boys reminisce about their favorite now-defunct venues around the St. Louis area. Jack forgets his guitar and has to scramble, Kyle breaks out the power tools, and Scott ambles his way through the lightning round during Segment of the week.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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Shannon Yarbrough and Adam Hoppe of Sha’Dam! join band practice to talk wrestling, comedy, and share their unique musical stylings. Spike contemplates a future in stand up comedy, Jack wants to be a giant, and Kyle gives his review of the hit musical Hamilton.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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The band welcomes stand-up comedian Nathan Orton to join in on guitar and talk Smash Bros, John Mayer, and his first concert. Jack brainstorms a signature look through some new stage attire, Spike doesn't want to talk about his new car, and Kyle struggles to articulate the rules for a new guest feature, "The Gauntlet," during Segment of the Week.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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The Boys take to the streets and perform the world’s first ever busking podcast.  Jack proposes the idea of starting a clean cover band, Spike explains the paths to leather pants, and Kyle dominates the game…again.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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Jack has another half cocked business idea and Kyle serves as much needed security for Spike as he hits the streets to pursue his busking dreams.

New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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