Very few people can say that they’ve pooped out a 9-millimeter bullet. Aaron Collins is one of those few people and luckily for us, he shares his story so that you don’t have to give it a shot. This happened about 10 years ago when Aaron was playing in a band called Machine Gun Blues. This photo of Aaron was taken from their Myspace page (not a typo).

Aaron is now the front man of A. Tom Collins. They released “Stick and Poke” in 2013. They are writing and recording a new album that should be out by late summer or early fall 2015. A. Tom Collins are also responsible for the Poop Talk theme song!

We will be bringing you new episodes twice a month, on Tuesdays at 2:22 pm! The next episode will be published on Tuesday, March 3rd. You can subscribe to the podcast on Stitcher and iTunes!

Special thanks to A. Tom Collins for crafting the theme song for Poop Talk. I’d also like to thank my producer, Ron Doyle!

Welcome to the Poop Talk podcast! I am excited to bring you the pilot episode entitled, "Trust the Deuce." This is the story I've told more than any other story and is largely responsible for the birth of this podcast. We hope you enjoy the episode. The guest on this episode is my good friend, Joey Bullock. Many moons ago, he worked for my label, Suburban Home Records (www.suburbanhomerecords.com). These days, he runs Legwork Studio (www.legworkstudio.com), an agency based in Denver that has worked on projects for ad agencies, brand managers, and the entertainment industry. They do great work. Joey also plays in the Denver, punk-rock band, Anti-Robot (antirobot.bandcamp.com). Please give them a listen. Speaking of music, I'd like to thank A. Tom Collins (www.facebook.com/ATomCollins) for crafting the theme song for Poop Talk. I'd also like to thank my producer, Ron Doyle! We will be bringing you new episodes twice a month, on Tuesdays at 2:22 pm! The next episode will be published on Tuesday, February 17th at 2:22 pm.