Band Practice

Band Practice

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Band Practice episodes

  • #5 – Games Show Maestro

    Kyle makes a temporary return from paternity leave. The boys address a PR nightmare and add a little production value to the show by composing the perfect theme song for Waldo game time.  

    New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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    46 min
  • #4 -The Bronze Band Member

    Former Spotting Waldo guitar player and special guest, Chris Schmidt, fills in on Bass while Kyle is on paternity leave. The boys talk knives, farming, and Canadian cops and Spike takes on the spearmint peppermint challenge.

    New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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    48 min
  • #3 – Brian’s Back

    Jack has a surprise for the studio, Kyle considers corporate baby names, and Spike discusses his Joe Jackson style family theater company. Also, Brian the band makes his triumphant return with advice to help “hype” up the band.

    New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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    57 min
  • #2 – Jack’s Investment Corner

    Spike returns from Ireland with tales of his world travels. The boys discuss ramen hacks and sex scandals. Kyle updates us on his culinary hero Greg from Greg’s kitchen and Jack shares his best investment tips to set you on the path to success and fortune.

    New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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    54 min
  • #1 - The Pod...is Back

    The band is back with a version 2.0 of Spotting Waldo’s Band Practice Podcast. The boys debate Great Clips vs. Fantastic Sam’s. Spike get’s a massage at massage Luke’s and Jack get’s owned in a live version of name that tune.

    New, original music improvised and recorded for every episode.  

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    53 min
  • Band Practice 4 - Mic Placement
    The boys discuss a new strategy for recording their album; Jack shares about his latest artistic pursuit; Kyle throws a hissy fit; and Spike finds some happening open-mic venues. Also, during Segement of the Week, the band reads some fan mail.
    1 hr
  • Band Practice 3 - RedDog
    The boys discuss trips to the dentists and new opportunities for gigs; Jack shows up late; Kyle reluctantly welcomes Jack’s replacement into the studio; and Spike gears up for a trip to Sin City. Also, the band introduces a new feature on the podcast: “Segment of the Week.”
    1 hr 2 min
  • Band Practice 13 - Swimming With The Sharks... Or Dragons.
    The boys have been watching a lot of their new favorite show Shark Tank, as well as its Canadian counterpart. It’s beginning bring out the inner-entrepreneur in everyone. Jack envisions a new social network; Kyle should probably get a new phone; and Spike wants save money on sports apparel. All of that plus new and improvised music throughout.
    25 min
  • Band Practice 12 - Once on this Island
    The boys draw comparisons between the fans of Jimmy Buffett and Sammy Hagar, respectively. Jack finds a new way to enjoy ACDC; Kyle gives up on steaming piracy; and Spike plans a new career in food service.
    22 min
  • Band Practice 11 - Going Hog Wild
    The boys discuss the fate of the couch in Waldorf Studio. Jack channels his inner-hunter; Kyle shares a similarity with Temple Grandin; and Spike defends his new hairdo. Also, the band has a VERY serious discussion about the treatment of animals and modern meat processing.
    23 min

About Band Practice

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What does it actually take to survive in a rock band today? Welcome to Band Practice, the music podcast that takes you behind the scenes and inside the real world of classic rock bands, iconic tribute acts, and the wild reality of being a working musician.