Generation Gap Podcast

It's taken two years, but on a random day we caught the one and only Steven Van Zandt in between touring, and shooting. He was cool enough to pop in and do the last three segments with Josh Accardo and Maureen Van Zandt. Steven gives his input on the Irishman and the role Anna Paquin plays (a film he makes a cameo in). He also gives us his own "GenGap One Pop Stop" recommendations.

Give thanks! One day before Thanksgiving and we have a treat for you.. another episode of the GenGap Gang bringing Pop Culture and LOLz. Josh and Maureen talk about the fantastic last concert of Little Steven and The Disciples of Soul at the famous Beacon Theatre. Also, Maureen is having a bday. Enjoy!

This week Josh tells Maureen a story about a homeless screaming in his face. Maureen schools us on Renee Richards the trans tennis player from the 70s.

This week GenGap talks about rowdy crowds, HBO warring you when you're triggered and Josh & Maureen are on fire this week.

Josh is back from Germany and Poland with stories to share... Maureen went to The Irishman premiere.. and a cow looks just like Gene Simmons, and even when your phone is stashed away it still has power of you.

This week Josh Accardo & Maureen Van Zandt are back from their Summer travels. Josh talks some LA stories. Meeting with the legend Mike Scully. Maureen talks being in the UK. Also, this week we discuss dopey twin take over, cancel culture, and a host of other entertaining things. Don't miss out!

This week Josh Accardo & Maureen Van Zandt Josh finally going to see the stones after talking about it for weeks. Also, someone rips a fart so bad in a assembly meeting that everyone has to clear the room.

Author, Philanthropist, and graphic artist Gary Lippman joins Josh and Maureen for GenGap 20?s. Gary wrote a fictional novel called "Set the controls for the heart of Sharon Tate". It follows a young man obsessed with Sharon Tate after her untimely death and another party who is obsessed with Charles Manson. We learn about the inspiration for the book that comes out later this month.

This week Josh Accardo & Maureen Van Zandt talk what life would be like if they opened their own Selfie Factory like the one in London. Also, the absurdity of people getting mad at a joke and threatening a performers life over it.

This week Josh Accardo & Maureen Van Zandt talk the Dali Lama being convinced that any woman taking over his job has to be hot and the internet is so bored that people's new thing is asking celebs on social media to kill them. It's amazing.