Darrin talks to skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. Talking skateboarding (obviously), punk rock and the soundtrack of Pro skater 1. Also, the song that was on that game soundtrack….Goldfinger’s Superman. We’re drinking…AGAIN!!!
Darrin Talks to her good friend Beebs from the Florida ska band Beebs & The Money Makers….talkin ska, punk, music, life!! Music from Beebs & her Money Makers as well…Silliness, booze, SKA!!!
Darrin talks with punk rocker (Ten Foot Pole and Pulley singer) and newly acquired bullpen coach for the Los Angeles Angles…Mr. Scott Radinsky. Also, music from the Toronto duo The Standstills. Tom foolery ALL AROUND!!!
Darrin & TS ARE BACK!!! Darrin chats with Rogers Sportsnet MLB Baseball analyst Gregg Zaun…talking upcoming MLB season and of course Toronto Blue Jays. Also…music from
Darrin is sick this week…slight cough, but me MANS UP and does the show anyway!! haha. Roy Hay from the iconic 80’s band The Culture Club will be on the show…talking reunion, touring, new CC music. Also…new music form Epitaph band Desaparecidos.
Darrin talked to his old Goldfinger touring friend Paul Shull…now host of the Smithsonian Channel’s hit TV show The Weapon Hunter. Also, music from TO punk rock band PUP. Also…Darrin talks with his resident LA hooker friend CINNAMON!!!
Darrin talks to old friend Brett Rasmussen from OC Hardcore legends Ignite…music from from Victory Records band Shattered Sun and of course Darrin & TS are DRINKING!!! Weed news, Music news….silliness!!!
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About Dangerous Darrin Show
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Alright, folks. It’s time to butter up those ear buds because world-famous musician, record producer, and Goldfinger drummer Darrin Pfeiffer is now on idobi Radio! Tune in each and every Taco Tuesday…
at 7pm ET / 4pm PT for The Dangerous Darrin Show. Darrin and co-host TS are giving all your favorite musicians and athletes a voice on idobi Radio. They’ll be interviewing the biggest names in the field, while breaking down everything from pop-culture, to sports, to politics, to social issues. Expect a lot of music discussion—and, of course, plenty of Gentleman Jack.