Goalkeeper PART 2! This week we catch up with the man behind the microphone, Ryan Beebe, who is as multitalented as they come. In this episode, Ryan walks us through what it’s like to be a part of a quickly progressing band, how powerwashing videos can be a useful marketing tactic, and where to find your next favorite beer (Hint: It’s New Jersey).

Hot off of a busy schedule of touring and recording pre-COVID, the members of Goalkeeper are excited to release their newest single, “Happy”, today, July 24th. The newest album, for which “Happy” provides a sneak peek, is set to be released in late September. Outro: “Happy” by Goalkeeper and “Beer, Beer, Beer” by The Clancy Brothers

Keep an eye out for the “Happy” music video!

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Originally recorded as our first international guest back in May, Aaron was arguably one of the best story tellers we’ve had on the podcast. He recounts his early years growing up in the Ontario punk scene, how he met a character named “Lunchbox”, and we got the opportunity to educate him on harsh noise music, “the genre of the future.” Keep your eyes peeled for new music coming your way from All The Time Everywhere very soon. Outro: “Partion (Party’s Over)” by All The Time Everywhere. Follow @allthetimeeverywhere @wmsny

The Safest Ledge, but the most dangerous band this side of the Mississippi. 

Ken, Joey, and Mason joined the podcast this week to discuss the Youngstown music scene, Wayne's World, Governor Cuomo's nipple rings, banning deep-dish pizza, and we answer the question: "For whom does the Baja blast?"

Outro: "Mountain Eyes" by The Safest Ledge

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Rise and grind, it's time for The Everafter. 

Love these guys (and gal). They've probably played in your city. They're on your favorite playlists. They bring a ton of energy to the stage, and leave concerts with more fans than they had walking in. Danny and Cora came on to talk about some of their most interesting stories from the road, how Tim McGraw somehow fits into that narrative, and how they are staying busy during Quarantine 2020.

Outro: "Call It a Night" by The Everafter

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You know them. You love them. We got them. Seldom has there been a band with the music writing ability of Sleep On It. These guys broke onto the scene just a few years ago and have had an incredible trajectory since thier conception. Jake Marquis, who plays guitar for Sleep On It, brought an incredible amount of enthusiasm to this episode and was able to share some of his favorite stories about his band on tour and in the studio, and we determine that, yes, Chicago is definitely part of the Midwest. Outro: "Babe Ruth" by Sleep On It.

Rishi Bahl of Eternal Boy joins the podcast this week with arguably one of the most impressive résumés we’ve seen from a guest so far. He walks us through the creation of Four Chord Fest and Four Chord Music, along with the success he has come to yield with Eternal Boy. Outro: “Demons” by Eternal Boy.

Doc Hammer parties harder than you, they're better looking than you, and they play heavier music than your favorite band. Hailing out of sunny San Diego, California, these dudes are nothing like Sugar Ray. There was certainly no shortage of stories in their back pockets; Tattoo parties, smokebombs, and bone-breaking mosh pits. Fuck it, Haze is the Craze. 

Outro: "Vamparty Diaries" by Doc Hammer.

We did it. This is our White Whale episode. We might just end the podcast right now; We got a chance to interview one of the three rock n' roll lions that make up the proverbial Voltron that is The Dirty Nil... and his name is Kyle "Starchild" Fisher. 

Fresh off of their sophomore album, Master Volume, The Dirty Nil are not slowing down whatsoever and are releasing a kick-ass single,  "Done with Drugs" -- out everywhere 6/17. Kyle walks us through how the Nil are staying active despite the current COVID circumstances and Aaron gets a chance to share some of his fondest memories of seeing the guys live.

Stream "Done with Drugs" on all major platforms June 17, 2020 and keep and eye out for the music video soon to follow.

Outro: "That's What Heaven Feels Like" by The Dirty Nil

Have you ever wondered what the hell is going on in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)? 

Chris Piquette of No Boundaries Studios and Jack Petit from U.G.L.Y. join the podcast this week to discuss the incredible body of work that is U.G.L.Y.'s debut album "Goons Live Young", which debuted in May 2020. Bonus: The boys also take a deep-dive into their favorite, least favorite, and just downright disturbing movies. Outro: "Minnesota" by U.G.L.Y.

John James Ryan (JJR) from Keep Flying and We are The Union joins the podcast to talk about his vast collection of household treasures, playing saxophone in Keep Flying, tour management, and keeping busy while on lockdown. Outro: "Live Together, Die Alone" by Keep Flying.