In the season three finale of the show, Brad & Matt discuss their guests who have joined the show this season, their thoughts about reopening, and Brad finally shares with Matt that Demi Lovato is one of his favorite artists! Everyone have a fantastic summer!

The L.A. Maybe is a 6-piece rock n' roll band hailing from the southern heat of the
Carolinas. Brad & Matt sit down with Dallas Dwight, guitarist for the band to discuss their new album "Dirty Damn Tricks", how the band got together, what their songwriting and artistic process is, and what the future holds for the band. The L.A. Maybe recently opened for Steel Panther for four shows, and will be heading out on the road this summer.

On their debut album, lead vocalist Alvi Robinson (who was one of only four singers to audition to replace Brian Johnson in AC/DC in 2016) lays down gritty, passionate vocals while the rest of the band back him up with slithering riffs, huge catchy hooks, and ripping guitar solos!

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Tiffany King is a Los Angeles-based comedian, singer, actress, and psychic medium. She chats with Brad and Matt about her journey to where she is now in her life, describing the adversities she has faced as a newly single mother and aspiring performing artist. She tells us about her upcoming EP, her new musical "Momic: The Mediocre Blues", as well as her experiences as a female comic in the competitive Los Angeles and national circuit. She also mentions her new non-profit she created entitled Momic Productions, with a goal of helping single mother artists work towards their aspirations.
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Check out Tiffany's musical "Momic: The Mediocre Blues".
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Dr. Kondapaneni is the Chief of Pulmonology at Englewood Hospital in Northern New Jersey. He sits down with Brad & Matt to discuss his experiences during the height of the pandemic, and our path to move forward.
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Brad and Matt discuss St. Patrick's Day in all its glory, from McDonald's Shamrock Shakes to celebrations of the holiday in New York and Indiana. Chatting about Irish-themed music and movies, we learn that Brad is more John Wayne, while Matt is more Martin Scorcese.

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Brad and Matt chat with Jim Dougherty, chief instructor at the Online Actor's Academy, as well as both the  Southeast Actors Academy and the Indy Actors Academy.  Jim has been teaching film acting and the business of acting workshops for nearly a decade. He currently has students that are booking film, television, and commercial projects in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, and more.

Jim's approach to the craft of acting is much like the blended martial arts, incorporating a variety of techniques and philosophies to help his students discover what works most effectively for them to develop their role and serve the story.

Check out the websites for Online Actors Academy, Indy Actors Academy, and the Southeast Actors Academy.

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Brad & Matt hang out with Satchel, guitarist for internationally known metal band Steel Panther. Known for their over-the-top 1980's glam metal persona, Steel Panther is not just a hilarious and fun live show, but their original music stands alongside many of the metal bands they tribute. Satchel discusses what he and his band have been up to during lockdown, what it was like playing many years of residencies at rock clubs around Los Angeles, and talk a bit about their latest album "Heavy Metal Rules" as well as their upcoming plans for 2021.

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Brad and Matt chat with Val and Stace of indie rock band America's Sweetheart. Based in New Jersey, America's Sweetheart has been making music since 1997. After a short break, the band has released a new single and music video entitled "Face to Face", and they have a new full-length album coming out soon!
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In the Season 3 opener of the show, Brad and Matt discuss the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, the January 6 insurrection at the United States Capitol building, and Matt's ongoing obsession with making cheesecakes.

In the Season 2 Finale of The Brad & Matt Show, Brad & Matt sit down with Ol' Saint Nick himself, Santa Claus. Santa answers questions from children, while Brad & Matt ask the deeper questions about Santa's relationship with his reindeer, and most importantly, Mrs. Claus.