The TikTok phenom and Twitter non-user Mad Kelly checks in with the Agenda to discuss his viral rise from a half painted porch somewhere in Florida.

We were not the first to discover the fertile ground known only as Nu Metal Podcasting. Before us was The PODKast and before them was Roach Koach, both of whom are worth your time. Today, we welcome the PODKast's loveable ornery hosts John Cullen and the enigmatically known Murder bЯyan to dish on the millions of dollars this has made them as well as fans and sold out shows.  

Well. Where should I start? Korn, Sepultura, Slipknot, At the Drive-In, Glassjaw... And those are just the ones I can think of right now at 1AM uploading this episode so it's ready in time for all the morning commuters out there. I mean, it's Ross f**king Robinson on a podcast called "The Nu Metal Agenda." How cool is that? 

If dysfunction is a function than Pitchshifter rabble rouser, mischief maker and occasional musician JS Clayden must be some kinda... smart person doing guy. But is he also nu-metal? With the always charming Terry Beez in tow, we dive in. 

AEW professional wrestler and self described nu-metal girl stops by the NMA for a special early morning episode to utterly school admin and CEO Holiday Kirk, alongside special co-host pinch hitter Matty Monroe of Indieheads, in all things wrestling and more things nu-metal than expected. 

On the eve of his new (nu?) record VOID ETERNAL nothing,nowhere graces our fair podcast to espouse his nu-metal bonafides and how those influences shape the album.

In what I can only describe as a dream episode for me we give Nick Giumenti of My Ticket Home his flowers for the incredible and way ahead of it 2013 nu-metal classic Strangers Only along with the rest of their stellar catalogue.

We're turning it around like a knife on the shelf as UK rockcrit journo extraordinaire Terry Beez educates us on the cultural phenomenon Slipknot was across the pond and we get distracted just naming UK nu-metal bands for a while too. 

We are back baby. BACK you hear me! Season two!! Kicking it off proper all smiles we're talking favorite nu-metal bands tune in.

Yeah you may have heard of this one. It is Korn. By Korn. 1994. Featuring celebrity guest Stin of arguably-but-most-likely-some-would-even-say-unquestionably nu-metal heroes Chat Pile. We get into it and Kirk works himself into a real tizzy trying to explain why he loves it, it sucks.