Alex and Cody Bondra hit the road following his gig at The Space in Hamden CT. The two discuss Codys set, It's Always Sunny, innuendo in childhood cartoons, burritos and the continued path of this thing called life.

Joey Cassata, the very first guest for Journey of a Frontman nearly a year ago, makes his return to share some exciting news. He's currently the drummer for the hit Broadway production, Natasha, Pierre The Great Comet of 1812. The musical has been selling out, getting great reviews and is certainly giving Hamilton a run for its money. Joey reflects on what an incredible experience it has been so far, what he's taking out of it and everything that led up to this opportunity. Plus, John Polydoros makes his first appearance on Journey of a Frontman following a successful acoustic tour as part of Off With Their Heads. John plays guitar alongside Ryan Young and it's been quite an experience as of late. The band's very best songs have a new feel on stage and on the brand new LP. John shares stories and insight about how this helps strengthen the songs, being in the spotlight alongside Ryan for the acoustic performances, what 2017 holds for the band and plenty more.

Joel David Moore has made a name for himself on the big screen, as well as the television screen. He's getting ready for a big 2017 which includes starring in an Amazon pilot called Budding Prospects, as well as directing an upcoming feature. Joel and Alex get into an in-depth discussion about marijuana in modern day society and how it ties into Budding Prospects, their memories and experiences with places like Circuit City and Best Buy, taking on the role of Joey Ramone in the CBGB film alongside the late Alan Rickman and plenty more. In addition, Alex takes some time to share his thoughts and reflect on what a year it has been for Journey of a Frontman. A big thanks and happy holidays to all of the wonderful guests throughout 2016 and of course to you, the listener!

Ryan Young is the powerful voice of the highly regarded punk band, Off With Their Heads. He recently released an acoustic record called Won't Be Missed and it features ten of their best songs stripped down and reimagined. While on tour for the special acoustic gigs, Ryan and Alex sat down to talk about Won't Be Missed, the straightforward lyrics, his relationship with CM Punk, the results of the 2016 election, the observations of everyday life and plenty more.

Alex sits down with Matt Whitney and John Dotson of the alternative rock band, Whatsoever. It's been quite a 2016 for the Connecticut band...releasing their debut album, playing shows all over Connecticut, balancing band life and family life, getting songs ready for 2017 and much more! Get to know two out of three members of this awesome rock trio in this fun episode.

Alex and return guest, Cody Bondra, sit down with a bottle of wine to share their thoughts, opinions and frustrations regarding the nominees for the 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Austin Farmer is a drummer based out of Los Angeles and has taken part in some interesting projects. The field of entertainment is in your blood when your dad just so happens to be Bill Farmer, a Disney icon and the legendary voice of Goofy. Austin and Alex talk in-depth about learning how to play drums, capitalizing on opportunities, anxiety-inducing gigs, the highs and lows of tour life, the importance of character and much more.

He's the frontman in Slash's band, the frontman for Alter Bridge, but today...he's on Journey of a Frontman! It's none other than Myles Kennedy, the ultra-talented and down to earth vocalist who, with Alter Bridge, just released the fifth studio album: The Last Hero. There's plenty of great insight to be heard from one of the modern-day torchbearers of rock n' roll.

JOAF 121 - Joe Murray

It's time to unlock the vault and unveil this never before seen or heard interview for Journey of a Frontman with Commander B. Hawkins, Raul Panther III and Murphy Weller of The Protomen from backstage during the 2014 Warped Tour. Synthesizers and hot wings galore!