Puppet Perspectives Podcast

It's our first podcast after a month and a half break and the start of the "new co-host" tryouts. On this episode Jarrell is joined by the lovely Keena to help review new albums by Drake, Panic! At The Disco and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. Jarrell also gives a mini review of the mini-albums Kanye West produced in June. In music news, people question if rapper T.I. is actually an angel.Website: njhybridradio.netFacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradioTwitter: @njhybridradio

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We review albums from J.Cole, A Perfect Circle, and Wrong. We also reflect on the past weekends which includes metal shows, Punk in Drublic Fest, Mother's Day dinner, the Royal Wedding and public masturbation.Website: njhybridradio.netFacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradioTwitter: @njhybridradio

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Drew and Jarrell review albums from Thirty Seconds to Mars, Flatbush Zombies and Zeke. They also reflects on Drew's wedding reception and Jarrell turning 40. In entertainment news, they talk about a Detroit radio station banning Kanye West's music, Hank Azaria's response to the Apu controversy and a woman who failed a drug test with someone else's urine.Website: njhybridradio.netEmail: [email protected]: @njhybridradio

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Jarrell brings on Recourse Records owner and Sophistipunx drummer Dan to help review the latest Pennywise album. Dan also helps pay respect to the inevitable death of Fat Mike by ranking all NOFX studio albums. There is also a brief discussion about all the celebrities who passed away in April.Website: njhybridradio.netFacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradioTwitter: @njhybridradio

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On this HEAVY METAL edition of the podcasts, Drew and Jarrell review albums by Andrew W.K, Ministry and Between the Buried and Me. Also for the dedicated listeners Jarrell pays his respects to Richard Marin and Thomas Chong, by ranking all the Cheech and Chong movies from worst to best!Website: njhybridradio.netFacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradioTwitter: @njhybridradio

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Being from New Jersey, Drew and Jarrell review albums from local bands Screaming Females and Senses Fail. Drew makes another attempt to get Jarrell into Doom metal by having them review the latest album from Washington, D.C. band Ilsa. Plus, Jarrell gives his opinion on the Netflix show "Everything Sucks" and his recent vasectomy.Website: njhybridradio.netFacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradioTwitter; @njhybridradio

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Drew and Jarrell review albums from Justin Timberlake, Brian Fallon and Dashboard Confessional. Also they pay a long overdue respect to the legendary icon Ernest P. Worrell by ranking all his films. Jarrell gives his experience on seeing Less Than Jake and Four Year Strong in concert and gives a mini-review for the "Black Panther" soundtrack.website: njhybridradio.netfacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradiotwitter: @njhybridradio

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Drew and Jarrell review albums from Fall Out Boy, Hooded Menace and Waterparks. In music news they discuss the 2018 band-break-up-epidemic that is ended groups like, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rush, and Slayer. They also talk about Glenn Danzig reuniting with The Misfits in New Jersey this Spring. Since this episode was recorded on Super Bowl Sunday, the boys reflect on past Super Bowl Parties and question if they should move the game to Saturday.website: njhybridradio.netfacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradiotwitter: @njhybridradio

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It's a new year. Unfortunately there isn't many albums to review just yet so the boys introduce a new segment "Pre-Death Tributes". Drew pays respected to singer Jacob Bannon by ranking all the Converge albums while Jarrell honors actor/comedian Michael Winslow by ranking the Police Academy films. Also, Jarrell reviews the part two of season 3's "Fuller House" for the "Binge or Cringe" segment. To close out the show they make a "gentlemen's bet" on who will win certain Grammy Awards this year.website: njhybridradio.netfacebook: facebook.com/njhybridradiotwitter: @njhybridradio

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