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Today we have John Humphrey, Drummer for Seether! He was always a huge influence of mine for drumming while growing up, so talking with him was surreal. I remember having Seether blaring on the loud speakers before football games. We talked a good amount on the days with The Nixons, and his journey on joining in with Seether. He even talks about some of the hero's he had growing up that he was able to meet and chat with while being a great drummer! Check out their new album Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum and check for new updates on possible tours soon!
The swedish drum mastermind himself, Mr. Gas Lipstick! This guy was awesome to chat with, and he was full of great stories and info on the HIM days. The audio might be a little choppy here and there, but man was this a fun one to have! From the writing brains of Ville, to him getting his hair snipped by a drunk fan, Lipstick was a great guest to have on. Check out his new band Flat Earth!
This guy is incredible! He has his whole body tattooed, has implants under his eyebrows, had his teeth filed to make them sharp, had the first ever tongue splitting, the list goes on! We talk about the early life for him and how he got his first tattoos and piercings. He talks about his life as a sideshow performer and what all it entails, and even does what is called "being a blockhead" with his Fork You fork! Lots of insane stories and what not with this guy, I can't wait to get him back on here sometime!
This week it was an absolute honor to talk to the amazing Kellie Nowell. Kellie is the sister to Bradley Nowell of Sublime, who had passed from an overdose. Kellie and I talked a bit on some memories with her brother, we talk about what the Nowell Family Foundation is all about, and talk about the recent album The House That Bradley Built Deluxe Edition. They have some amazing things in the works, and I cannot wait for these things to get running. To donate to help make Bradley's House up and running, you can go to thenowellfamilyfoundation.org
Today we have the infamous April & Phil Margera! These two were filled with hilarious memories, we looked back and reflected on some of the stuff they did that people have seen, and then some things people have never seen from the Viva La Bam/CKY days. During the Interview Phil accidently slipped off a chair that broke and it left him outside in the snow, so he had to cut out from the interview early. But regardless, this is such an amazing episode, we cover so much and I cant wait to do this again sometime
Dude! This episode is beyond fucking gnarly! Chris Raab joins today to talk about all the good ole days. Cky, Viva La Bam, Don Vito, The Sticker Car, Haggard, everything from the early days to current bits of Jackass 4, this was an awesome time to chat with this great dude. Never in my life did I imagine I would have baby talk with the same guy who hollers "AHWEEEEWWWWWW... CMON KEYKEY GET A LITTLE HUNK O MEAT SO YOU CAN SCHPEAK EASYYYYYYY" Check this shit out! Check out his career with GreenGate Films, check out everything this dude has going, It is definitely going to be badass and have your stomach hurting from great humor
Talking with this guy was a bucketlist goal for sure. Deron fucking Miller man! This dude just kills it on any guitar he plays. He is the singer for 96 Bitter Beings, and I tell you this guy has a very noticeable voice, and a killer sound to everything he puts out. We talk about the old CKY days, music videos, current 96 Bitter Beings stuff, and of couse, breaking bottles behind wawa (not really). If you've NEVER heard of 96 Bitter Beings, then you are totally sleeping on the times. Get educated on it, and get ready to buy that new album that is in the works!
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