The Good-er Guys Show

The boys have returned from to long a hiatus, to up date you on some of the things they been up to and what they have been working on. They talk a lot about themselves. It's kinda' boring. They're not that interesting.

The guys sit down to talk with iconic Detroit artist SLAW. He discusses his love of retro design, classic pop culture and his upcoming solo art show at River's Edge Gallery, “Lost N Found”, opening on June 28.

Johnny "Bee" Badanjek got his professional start in music, at the ripe old age of 16 as the drummer for the Detroit rock and roll band Billy Lee and The Rivieras, later changing their name to Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, where he was described as an "unknown genius" for his drum break on their single "Devil with a Blue Dress On". he co-founded The Rockets, in which he was the drummer and vocalist, as well as songwriter.   He’s toured Europe with Nils Lofgren as well as recording an album with him.  Besides the already mentioned, He’s worked in some compacity (Playing or writing) with The Romantics,  Broken Toys,  Dr. John, Ronnie Montrose, Edgar Wither, Bob Segar,  Ted Nugent, the legendary  Alice Cooper and others. He has also stayed extremely active in the local rock scene with bands such as The Stammering Flames, The Howling Diablos and The Murder Hornets to name a few. This brings us to want we’re here to talk about tonight. Johnny is a self-taught artist whose work has graced album covers, art collection and gallery walls for years. Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce a true renaissance man, Mr. Johnny Bee Badanjek. 

The boys are back from consecutive illness brakes with their usual rambles. Recorded a day earlier then normal, we talk about art buyers, AI spying on us and the up coming live interview with Johnny B. at Rivers Edge Gallery for the closing of his show Ravings.

The guys offer some tips and advice for personal success and try to talk about art, but as usual, are sidetracked resulting in Couch Time with Jeremy.

The boys are back after a short time away. They talk about the comic art of John Romita, how a small child almost destroyed a masterpiece and get all work up over nothing.

The boys start off trying to talk about Val Kilmer and his art, but quickly tangent off to the 1960's Superman musical. Then they have a conversation with an AI dating bot. Yeah, you read that right.

The boys talk about the life of Hilma af Klint, the mother of Abstract Impressionism, and go wildly off topic while doing so. They also touch on how you should use your grief to sell art.

The boys talk about an art scammer who just got sentenced and try to encourage you to pursue your love of the arts.

the boys talk about Joseph Beuys and his start as an artist after WWII. Also, they talk about the lack of "art" credits and try to prevent putting their feet in their mouhts (again).