In this episode: Old Gun takes a call from Jack Abrasive, plays with the Kaossilator, talks chores, Greg Hardy, reversing decisions, Keanu Reeves, Raiders vs. Texans, and more.

In this episode: Old Gun talks about Will Haven, Andre Nickatina, Better Oblivion Community Center, El Camino, positivity in being creative, struggles, Derek Carr, and more.

In this episode: Old Gun talks about his return to Tupper & Reed, rose water, trying new things, country concerts, more Antonio Brown, the MNF call that blew a chance for the Lions offense to get Matt Stafford one last drive, Red Dead Online, and more.

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In 1925, architect William Yelland designed the Tupper & Reed building for the music store of John C. Tupper and Lawrence Reed. In this episode: Old Gun talks to Tupper & Reed worker Chris Custodio and the two investigate his recent hauntings, 

In this episode: Old Gun talks to guitarist Drew McGee about his band Charger, growing up in Philly and attending New York hardcore shows, his journey to the East Bay Area, band chemistry, first tattoo stories and more. 

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In this episode: Old Gun talks about his man period, if everything happens for a reason, brain filters, sleeping like a mummy, and more.

In this episode: Old Gun talks with his wife Jessica Miller about Antonio Brown being released from the Oakland Raiders, The Oakland A's wildcard chase, Ghetto Fairfield, Old people are people, Titanic fact checking, Is there hope for humanity? and more.

In this episode: Old Gun gets his podcast hijacked 4 times. Once by his wife for a must-see performance on the VMAs, and again by Spencer Lancastle about his newest marketing tactics, skateboarding, another Andy Dick story, and more.

In this episode: Old Gun talks to Tom Zanutto II of Frontier Family about growing up in a Christian Cult, getting introduced to Bright Eyes as a late bloomer, why sad music speaks to us, the future of live music in Chico, California and the 5 year gap since releasing their album "Wallowa." Included in this interview is a live recording of Frontier Family's "No Safe Haven Here" from December 13. 2013 @ The Burning Bush in Stockton, California. Download Wallowa here: https://newnoiserecords.bandcamp.com/album/wallowa

In this episode: Mike makes 2 calls to Spencer Lancastle about his new band Mother Monroe, "ground and pound" marketing, life in Hollywood, being a mislead youth, performing magic, what's new in the box office and more. Check out Mother Monroe's new single "Other side" on YouTube.