The Flatliners lead singer talks about what it's like for Canadian artists to critique American politics, the dangers of "studio ears" and his alternate careers as bartender and graphic designer.

Lagwagon frontman Joey Cape talks about his various bands, from Bad Astronaut to Me First And The Gimme Gimmes as well as his latest endeavor, One Week Records.

Denver Dalley of Desaparecidos and Statistics talks about playing with Har Mar Superstar and his international adventures. He and guest host Benny Horowitz (The Gaslight Anthem) compare the Omaha indie rock scene with Jersey's classic punk scene.

Fat Mike of NOFX and his beloved Soma Snakeoil speak candidly of their devotion to each other, their extreme lifestyle, BDSM, punk rock, mucus, musicals, drug mules and sex slaves.

Our own host, Jonah Bayer, puts his parents behind the microphones for this very special episode. The Bayers talk about raising Jonah and his SNL star - sister, Vanessa and then reveal a few long hidden secrets about their own pasts.

Singer, songwriter, Lights talks with guest host Norman Brannon (Texas Is The Reason), about changing your name, touring with a baby, and reading your own fan-fiction.

The Comedian discusses sober sex, the addictive nature of social media and the highs and lows of life on the road. Guest host Benny Horowitz (The Gaslight Anthem) also brings up her MTV show and its cancellation.

The Lawrence Arms' bassist/vocalist Brendan Kelly and Red Scare Records' founder Toby Jeg talk about the genesis of the label, how Toby got his big break at Fat Wreck Chords and why Rush's Neil Peart is the king of the nerds.

Legendary Misfits guitarist Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein discusses his bands, from the Misfits to Danzig to Kryst the Conqueror, as well as his wrestling career/workout regiment and why he doesn't read emails.

The Buffalo native and frontman for Texas Is The Reason came by on his fortieth birthday to announce his upcoming solo album on Rise Records and discuss why he recently moved out of NYC after two decades.