<p>The date that forever changed our lives.</p> <p>On this special edition of The Introverted Metalhead. I will tell you were I was on September 11th 2001 throughout those 24 hours. Including a field trip to New York City in 2002 to visit Ground Zero. Also my thoughts on how America is.</p>

The date that forever changed our lives. On this special edition of The Introverted Metalhead. I will tell you were I was on September 11th 2001 throughout those 24 hours. Including a field trip to New York City in 2002 to visit Ground Zero. Also my thoughts on how America is.

September 11th 2001, 20 Years Later

For over 2 years Steven Storm (aka shadowstorm) returns back to the podcasting world after completing his courses and graduating from college. Now taking matters into his own hands, has entered the internet radio world with his own station: Wolves Den Radio. A internet radio station that plays only hard rock and metal. From today, local, independent and around the world. To hosting his own shows "Club Slaughterhouse" and "The Devil's Selection", Storm wanted to add another show, but this show has to be different. Recalling back to his first ever podcast show "Wolves Den Podcast", Storm interviewed artist from around the world and after that voice his opinion on topics that got his attention. While Wolves Den Podcast only lasted 5 episodes, Storm thought about bringing back "Wolves Den Podcast" again. However this podcast show needs a good reason. Storm reflected strongly on why, including himself. There "The Introverted Metalhead" is born. 

"I've always thought podcasting is like talk radio, but with more freedom and flexibility to say what you want. I've heard other podcast shows that doesn't hold back. To me, it's a great way to break the silence on what I see and hear. If you meet me in real life, I don't talk very much, you could even say I hate it. I'm also shy, anti-social, etc. Yet introverted people can be very powerful speakers/talkers that doesn't hold back in what they say to others and events that are happening." says Storm

"The Introverted Metalhead" is about voicing my opinions about the latest and previous metal news, controverisies from band members/artist, recalling albums and concert experiences. Also included discussing topics that got my attention from why video games should never be a sport, to going to a rage room, and (to Storm) controversial topics on why America isn't the land of opportunity and so much more! It's brutally honest and doesn't hold back!

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For over 2 years Steven Storm (aka shadowstorm) returns back to the podcasting world after completing his courses and graduating from college. Now taking matters into his own hands, has entered the internet radio world with his own station: Wolves Den Radio. A internet radio station that plays only hard rock and metal. From today, local, independent and around the world. To hosting his own shows "Club Slaughterhouse" and "The Devil's Selection", Storm wanted to add another show, but this show has to be different. Recalling back to his first ever podcast show "Wolves Den Podcast", Storm interviewed artist from around the world and after that voice his opinion on topics that got his attention. While Wolves Den Podcast only lasted 5 episodes, Storm thought about bringing back "Wolves Den Podcast" again. However this podcast show needs a good reason. Storm reflected strongly on why, including himself. There "The Introverted Metalhead" is born. "I've always thought podcasting is like talk radio, but with more freedom and flexibility to say what you want. I've heard other podcast shows that doesn't hold back. To me, it's a great way to break the silence on what I see and hear. If you meet me in real life, I don't talk very much, you could even say I hate it. I'm also shy, anti-social, etc. Yet introverted people can be very powerful speakers/talkers that doesn't hold back in what they say to others and events that are happening." says Storm "The Introverted Metalhead" is about voicing my opinions about the latest and previous metal news, controverisies from band members/artist, recalling albums and concert experiences. Also included discussing topics that got my attention from why video games should never be a sport, to going to a rage room, and (to Storm) controversial topics on why America isn't the land of opportunity and so much more! It's brutally honest and doesn't hold back!

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