Colin and Bo chat with Regulate frontman Sebastian Paba, a spinkicking, backflipping, straight edge sex icon. They talk about Regulate's reputation as troublemakers, committing literal arson, almost dying in a river, their tour of Asia throughout the beginning stages of c*vid, and much more.

Regulate's self-titled LP is out now on Flatspot Records.

Photo by @ftcfanzine.

Colin and Bo have a full two hour chat with Ian Shelton, frontman of Militarie Gun and frontman/drummer of Regional Justice Center, about living with Colin's brother, forming RJC around the incarceration of his brother, Militarie Gun signing with Loma Vista. Ian is the first ever guest to be in an episode while CURRENTLY on tour!

Colin and Bo talk to Koyo frontman and legendary long island spinkicker Joey Chiaramonte. They go in depth about his touring life as a merch guy before Koyo, his early high school band, and balancing his secret identity as a professional crowd killer while singing in an emo band.

Colin and Bo talk to The Acacia Strain frontman Vincent Bennett about co-creating a genre (which he denies), touring in a world they felt they didn't belong in, and a van accident that traumatized him to this day.

Colin and Bo talk to legendary modern hardcore frontman Pat Flynn of Have Heart and Fiddlehead about his path to hardcore music, Have Heart's early rise to acclaim, touring in Africa, their massive reunion shows and much more.

Colin and Bo spent the weekend at Furnace Fest 2022 in Birmingham Alabama which took place at the notoriously haunted Sloss Furnaces, and they stayed at the notoriously haunted Tutwiler hotel... Is one of them lying, or did they share a possible paranormal experience?

Colin and Bo talk to "the next Gwen Stefani", singer of the explosive bay area hardcore band SCOWL. They've only been a band for 3 years, but they're tearing up the world and here to stay.

Colin and Bo talk to energetic and enigmatic frontman of Drain / drummer of Gulch, Sam Ciaramitaro. What a legend.

It's Hardlore Time! Colin and Bo are joined once again by Taylor Young for deep dive discussions on Harm's Way and Twitching Tongues' most divisive releases: "Rust" and "Disharmony".

They discuss the writing and recording processes, the dramatic post-release cycles, and the legendarily terrible full U.S. tour the two bands did together to support both albums.

Colin and Bo chat with friend of the show and CHICAGO POWERHOUSE James Pligge, frontman of Harms Way. Stop objectifying him.