Benny and Tony go into unfamiliar territory with Creed's "Human Clay"

Jump on board the Not Exactly Train and let us tell you why this album was definitely made for it's time!

We greet any and all listeners WITH ARMS WIDE OPEN!!!

...ok that's enough Creed jokes.

Welcome to 2019! Not Exactly Radio has it's first guest! Our dear friend Kevin Gesme stopped by and took us off the rails with this episode about the live album featuring the Talking Heads. Have you seen "Stop Making Sense?" Well, let us tell you why you need to see this ASAP!

Hey! You are on vacation! And so are we with this easy going episode featuring nothing but Christmas songs! That's pretty cool!

Did some of your favorites make the list? Or perhaps you are about to discover new songs with crazy background stories? We got you covered!

HO HO HO! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Episode 5 and feeling alive! Not Exactly Radio took a look at Tom Waits' 12th album Mule Variations. Some may consider Waits to be the best storyteller of ALL TIME, so it's no wonder what kind of stories you can dig up while listening to this 16 track adventure.

Featuring the game: Hobo or Tom Waits

Also: Overthinking with Benny K

Join Benny K and TJT on a trip into the dark world of Gallows with a 2009 album that could hold up today with what's going on in America. Even driven with heavy riffs, listeners cannot avoid the uneasy sad/angry feeling as they get through the album. This will put a fire under your ass.

Not Exactly Radio takes a look at the album Searching For A Former Clarity by Against Me! A concept album that had Benny K and TJT taking a deep dive into the mind of Against Me's front person, Laura Jane Grace.

Let us tell you a tale...

Benny K and TJT break down the songs of the season! Get in here and listen to the break down of songs that you might hear around this time of year, along with some songs with spooky backgrounds...

Episode 1! Benny K has a soft spot for System of a Down so Tony panders to him and agrees to do the first episode about the album Toxicity. Tony may have pandered, but he also rediscovered how much this album slaps!