Heavy metal legend. DJ. Producer. Visionary.

On this episode of Hall of Frames, Myra sits down with Sid Wilson of Slipknot for a raw, unfiltered conversation about music, chaos, brotherhood, spirituality, and building something that lives beyond you.

From the early days in Des Moines to becoming part of one of the most influential bands in modern music, Sid breaks down how Slipknot was built from the ground up—and why it evolved into something much bigger than just a band.

This is a conversation about identity, discipline, purpose, and legacy.

In this episode:

• The real origin story of Slipknot before the spotlight

• How Sid earned his place in the group

• The mindset behind never missing a show

• Building momentum before industry recognition

• Why Slipknot became a culture—not just a band

• Injuries, sacrifice, and commitment to the craft

• Spirituality, ego, and the meaning behind “Number 0”

• Fatherhood, love, and life beyond music

• Creativity, technology, and what’s next

Why this episode matters:

Sid doesn’t just talk about success—he breaks down the cost of it.

If you’re building something, chasing longevity, or trying to create impact that outlives you, this episode gives you the mindset behind it.

Guest: Sid Wilson

Instagram: @sidthe3rd

Host: Myra

Show: Hall of Frames

Powered by: Broken Elevator Media

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro

02:10 – Slipknot origin story

05:40 – DJ roots & influences

10:30 – Meeting Paul Gray

15:20 – Earning his place

20:45 – Chaos & getting signed

27:30 – Building momentum

34:40 – Injuries & discipline

41:10 – Becoming a culture

46:30 – Identity & spirituality

53:20 – Fame & privacy

59:40 – Fatherhood & love

01:07:00 – Creativity & future