Will and Jay don't fail to see the irony in recording their biggest episode yet with Brendon Small. They cover everything from his new Galaktikon material to his early days of bombing in front of an audience and how he grew from it as an artist. They discuss the intricacies of timing when it comes to comedy, writing and music and how much it sucks that failure is an essential part of success as an artist. This episode has more lore than all the seasons of Metalocalypse combined.

On this PODCast for pyros, Will and Jay get serious with Peter DiStefano (Porno For Pyros) and talk about the pros and cons of the 90’s rock scene. They also discuss the darker elements of writing about loss, addiction and abuse while also managing to bring up Shrek. Warning: This episode does contain adult content.

In this episode of the podcast, Will & Jay answer listener mail and talk about the new Helix Firmware 2.5 update. And because he would not stop calling, they finally let guitarist Stevic Mackay of Twelve Foot Ninja on the podcast. Stevic reveals stories about how he got started in music, his lifelong use of Line 6 gear, and how he approaches song writing in general. They also discuss the water flow of toilets in Stevic’s home-world of Australia.

Will and Jay record from NAMM 2018 and Eric Klein joins in for a weekend wrap-up. Part 1 also includes interviews with Butch Walker (Producer), Kurt Ballou (Converge, Producer), Dustin Kensrue (Thrice), Richie Castellano (Blue Oyster Cult), and Mark and Joe from the Guitar Nerds Podcast. All the while they try and figure out what to do with Stevic MacKay (Twelve Foot Ninja)

Part 2 continues with more artists interviews from Philip Bynoe (Bass Steve Vai) Glenn Delaune, Paul Hindmarsh, and Leo Moracchiolo (Frog Leap Studios YouTube)

Will and Jay sit down with lead sound designer for Line 6 Ben Adrian and discuss IRs and why the Helix tastes like a steak. They also try to hold back on pilling the beans on what’s coming out at NAMM.

In this inaugural episode Jay and Will answer user submitted questions and interview Helix product owner Eric Klein