Angry Anderson

Five decades of rock’n’roll has left him scarred for life – and he wouldn’t have it any other way! Legendary Rose Tattoo singer Angry Anderson joins us to discuss the band’s new single, “Hard Road,” plans for an upcoming album, a farewell to touring, thoughts on life, his massive 1986 solo ballad, “Suddenly,” boozing with ZZ Top and why his upcoming tattoo will surely be a pain in the ass.

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Bevis M. Griffin

As an African-American glam rocker during the 1970s, Bevis M. Griffin broke barriers and brought like-minded people together in Austin’s burgeoning music scene. He joins us to share his journey from Los Angeles to Texas and onward to New York City where he befriended Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid and helped establish the Black Rock Coalition to advocate for black musicians.

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Dirty Honey

As an unsigned band in 2019, Dirty Honey made history when they drove the rock’n’roll bullet train to the top of the charts. In 2025, they still can’t find the brakes! Singer Marc LaBelle and guitarist John Notto join us to discuss their new live album, “Mayhem and Revelry,” the accompanying four-part video series, their favorite live albums, plus words of wisdom and encouragement from Mark Tremonti and the Black Crowes.

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Dangerous Toys: Metal Hall of Fame Intro

On Jan. 22, 2025, Dangerous Toys joined Twisted Sister, Saxon, Triumph, Armored Saint, Judas Priest, Anthrax and many others in the Metal Hall of Fame. Our co-host and Dangerous Toys singer Jason McMaster shares his experience at the ceremony in Anaheim, CA, and is joined by Austin filmmaker Budro Partida whose Pennyrock Productions crew was there to capture footage. From Mark Geary’s kitchen to the Metal Hall of Fame. Not bad for a bunch of kids from Texas.

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Ginger Wildheart

He’s one of the most prolific and creatively uncompromised rock musicians of the past 30 years -- and he’s far from finished. Ginger Wildheart joins us to discuss The Wildhearts’ new album, “Satanic Rites of the Wildhearts,” his soul-bearing songwriting process, his history with Michael Monroe, Courtney Love and Brides of Destruction, plus that time Mick Ronson turned up to solo on The Wildhearts 1993 debut album, “Earth Vs. The Wildhearts.” We also revisit an on-stage memory with Motorhead and that time our own “Metal Dave” added a guest voice to Ginger’s 2005 solo album, “Valor Del Corazon.”

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Art Villarreal of S.A. Slayer

S.A. Slayer was one of Central Texas’ most celebrated underground metal bands until its final chapter in 1984. With recent news of reunion gigs booked at the 2025 Hell’s Heroes and Keep It True festivals, we caught up with guitarist Art Villarreal for an update and history lessons, including the highly collectible 1983 “Prepare to Die” EP, his time in Karion, the regional metal contingent, South Texas Legion, and why San Antonio was fertile ground for a faster, harder, more evil style of metal.

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Kenny Hickey

He earned gold and platinum with the murky metal of Type O Negative before forging new paths with Seventh Void, Silvertomb and touring stints with Danzig and Kingdom of Sorrow. Today, guitarist/vocalist Kenny Hickey fronts doom metal supergroup Sun Dont Shine featuring Type O drummer Johnny Kelly, Crowbar/Down guitarist/vocalist Kirk Windstein and original Down bassist Todd Strange. He joins us for a career retrospective including a breakout tour with Motley Crue, his brotherhood with Pantera, that Playgirl magazine thing and how the influences of Elton John, the Beatles, Black Sabbath and Ace Frehley coalesce into Sun Dont Shine.

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Kerry King

He is risen and still reigns as the King of thrash-metal brutality.

Guitarist Kerry King joins us to discuss his new album, “From Hell I

Rise,” his immortal legacy with Slayer, his infamous nail gauntlet,

meeting his musical heroes, his favorite Oakland Raider, the chances of

another Slayer album and why he’s happy being the AC/DC of thrash.

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Patrick Kennison

When he’s not rocking stages as lead guitarist in Lita Ford’s band, Patrick Kennison is prolific in his own right as the frontman for Heaven Below and co-guitarist/co-vocalist in an acoustic duo alongside his wife, Nikki Stringfield of the Iron Maidens. He joins us to discuss an upcoming tour supporting Marty Friedman, the “Ghost Notes” EP with wife Nikki and the upcoming Heaven Below album, “The Majestic Twelve.” We also learn about a cease-and-desist from Metallica, a Nine Inch Nails audition and how Rob Zombie lured him out to Hollywood more than 20 years ago.

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Tony Dolan: Venom Inc.

As frontman for Venom Inc., Tony Dolan relishes his role of serving the devil his due (quite the dichotomy considering his sweet and funny demeanor). He joins us for an impromptu history lesson (who knew?) and thoroughly engaging discussions on his upbringing, the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, his early days in Atomkraft, his tenure with black metal kings, Venom, and how the former morphed into Venom Inc. based on a T-shirt design! Helluva guest, this one!

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