In this episode we talk with award-winning composer Jamie Christopherson, whose music spans video games, film and television, including Metal Gear Rising, Fortnite, Lost Planet 2, and Spider-Man, Legends; his TV work features theme music and additional compositions for How I Caught My Killer, Homeland, Ray Donovan and his film credits include California Christmas, American Wrestler: The Wizard, The Ride, The Crow: Wicked Prayer and many many more projects.

Rick and Eric talk chip crumbs and left over salsa. 

The guys have a guest, live producer and director Tony Ianni — the guy behind some of your favorite live TV moments. From the Olympics and World’s Strongest Man, to Super Bowl Greatest Commercials, Miss Universe, and the New York City Marathon, Tony has spent his career calling the shots when there’s no second take. We go behind the scenes of live television to talk about the pressure, chaos, split-second decisions, and the defining moments that only happen when everything is happening right now.

In this episode of Defined, Rick reflects on a truly life-changing experience while filming in India. 

Eric and Rick exchange Christmas gifts. Was Rick even trying???? We were supposed to get this up after Christmas, but we were lazy. Happy New Year and enjoy our season 2 finale. 

Eric and Rick are back—finally—and catch up on everything from seasonal funks and DIY disasters to family chaos and accidentally deep life lessons. They swap stories about unforgettable teachers, a terrifying spider attack in a car, and one math class moment that still haunts them. 

With Rick up in Michigan, the boys get together in the studio to talk about regrets.

The guys talk music, but it could not be contained in just one episode.