Confessions of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Wifey

In this heartfelt conversation, Ria Brown and G-Dogg discuss the importance of remembering the events of 9/11, particularly the story of Flight 93 and its passengers. They reflect on personal experiences, the legacy of Ozzy Osbourne, and the significance of community support through music. G-Dogg shares details about the annual benefit show he organizes to honor the memory of Deora, a victim of the attacks, and the impact of music in healing and remembrance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of keeping memories alive and supporting one another in times of tragedy.

In this engaging conversation, Ria Brown interviews Samantha Hatano, a dynamic performer and singer of the Pantera cover band Cowgirls from Hell and Performance artists/ Industrial Metal band Squirrelly Arts. They discuss Samantha's journey from acting to music, the impact of the pandemic on the music scene, her unique interests in oddities, and the evolution of her bands

The Catfish heard all over the world. Brittney Furlan Is Married to Rocker Tommy Lee and has been thinking she is in an online relationship with Ronnie Radke. Ronnie has a huge problem with people impersonating him specifically on the famous app SnapChat. Well by the time she told her husband, and he reached out to Ronnie it had already gone too far, just for them to realize they have been Catfished.

In this episode of Confessions of a Rock and Roll Wifey, Ria Brown shares her experiences and insights from the world of rock music, focusing on her husband's band, The Norse, and their participation in the Wacken Open Air Festival. She discusses the importance of personal storytelling and healing through shared experiences, while also announcing her new project, Despite the Darkness, aimed at providing a platform for others to share their stories. The episode is filled with anecdotes from the rock scene, emphasizing community and connection.

Key Takeaways:

• Ria Brown is excited to return to Arkansas and continue her podcast.
• The Norse participated in the Wacken Open Air Festival, showcasing their talent.
• Ria is launching a new project called Despite the Darkness to share personal stories.
• The podcast aims to normalize discussions about difficult experiences.
• Ria believes in the healing power of sharing personal stories.
• The Norse did not win the Battle of the Bands but performed impressively.
• Ria shares a humorous encounter at the roast of Zakk Wylde.
• The importance of community in the rock music scene is highlighted.
• Ria encourages listeners to reach out and share their stories.
• The Norse is planning future shows in Minnesota.

Ria gives Brief overview of Charges against Diddy and Highlights of the trial so far.

Ria Brown on YungBlud's Festival Stance

In this episode, Ria Brown discusses various current events, including the ongoing Diddy trial, insights into celebrity relationships, and personal anecdotes. She delves into the details of the Diddy trial, highlighting the serious allegations against him, and shares her thoughts on Ronnie Radke's recent controversies with Tommy Lee. Ria also praises Yungblud for his stance on festival ticket prices and expresses her excitement for Yelawolf's upcoming performance. The episode concludes with personal updates, reflections on relationships, and a heartfelt anniversary message.

Dustin Lee Keimig (Cascade Effect) while in his former band Aghori talks about putting out new music and being super critical of your art.

Tamica and Dustin Keimig (Now Cascade effect) Season 1 Clip

In this episode, I talk about our experience with the Wacken Battle of the bands contest, discuss the rules and outcome and of coarse, THE DRAMA! Also, a fun story about how my friend and I crashed the ROAST of Zakk Wylde. Enjoy!