Honeygold Records Presents: The Hive EP 14: "Doug and the Scatting Improvisation"

This is probably the most musically rich podcast the guys and gal have ever produced! There is many moment where they randomly bust into song! I can't promise that it sounds great, but it is at the very least mildly entertaining. Also, is Heaven really just an alternate reality we can not yet observe?

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Honeygold Records Presents: The Hive, EP 13: "The Nightmare Before Christmas on Broadway Starring: Davey Havok"

This time the guys and gal on the Hive establish I hierarchy, deeming Alexa as the official "Queen Bee." They also discuss the fact that Davey Havok would be the perfect person to play Jack Skellington on a Broadway Performance on the Nightmare Before Christmas. Also, can the band "Words" successfully book a show within the time constraints of one episode?! Tune in to find out!

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This might be the most information rich episode the members of the Hive have ever produced to date, but do not worry, they still threw in all of the necessary childish humor possible. They discuss the artwork of the new Emery Record and various topics in a discussion led by Josh Roa, (Page 9 and The Final Five Agency) coaching bands on how to establish themselves and find their spot in a dense music industry.

Honeygold Records Presents The Hive - Episode 11: Chad Fenner and the Stranger Things Abandonment. The gang records their first episode in their new space! Good friend Ross, from the band A Red Arrow, makes an appearance on the podcast. This promises to be the longest episode thus far, I dare you to listen to the whole thing. I double dog dare you!

Honey Gold Records Presents: EP 10 - "Hey Alexa, summon Jimmy Page's Demon" This time the guys introduce a gal to the group, Alexa! She's there to make sure the dudes don't make complete fools of themselves and will actually provide some substance to the conversational topics, especially in regards to music business. Will she be successful?! I donno, she's not a magician.

Honey Gold Records Presents: EP 9 - The Robert Plant Helium Addiction. This time the guys follow up on the previous episode's challenge to listen to an album that another person recommends. Does Josh hate them as much as anticipated?! listen to find out! They also touch on super light subjects like politics and whether anything is considered sacred anymore. You know, the easiest topics of discussion.

Honey Gold Records Presents: EP 8 - The Ballad of Ryan Martinie and Paul McCartney. Josh, Eric and Kalen sit down to recount some experiences they all had on the last Ravenhill tour, then, Josh gets all "judgey" on Kalen's and Eric's more current musical tastes. This leads to a discussion about their views on different generations of music and how they should be perceived.

Honey Gold Records Presents: EP 7 - Matt Carter and the Poo Poo Paper Conundrum. This time the gang discusses records the band Emery has made and whether or not Josh might actually like one of their albums. They also discuss some of their favorite records that they initially hated upon first listen. And Josh met an angel, so... there's that.

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Honeygold Records Presents: The Hive Podcast, Episode 6: The George Clooney Attraction. Sadly, this time around Jonny is not able to be present for the episode. Alas, the guys forge on and have him record answers to questions while not being fully aware of the questions being asked of him. Also, the dudes tackle the question of "Do ugly people know that they are ugly?"

Honeygold Records Presents: The Hive Podcast, Episode 5: The Krunk Fo' Sho Rescue Undertaking. This time the guys discuss Kalen's love for Ketchup and how it ties to Jonny's old side project "The Number 11 Looks Like My Next Door Neighbor". They also discuss the moral ramifications of telling people how to eat their food if a specific person prepared it a specific way. Jonny also tells the story about how he and his friends saved a dog, which was named "Krunk, Fo' Sho", from shear death. Maybe there is some talk of music as well, I donno.