The Saxcast

A KING HAS FALLEN! Mayor Mike Bradley has been ousted in Sarnia, Ontario, and Saxboy Billy wonders if his viral video calling him a king played a role. Then it's off to Salt Lake City, possibly the most Canadian city in America. From surprisingly good public transit and strict booze laws to accidental chemistry labs, Jehovah's Witnesses outside LDS headquarters, Utah Jazz basketball, and a near-death experience in the streets.

Next, it's Nevada! Carson City brings small-town hospitality, a failed hot air balloon adventure, a wild Nevada Day parade, and an unexpected tour of local brothels. Finally, Reno delivers NFL gambling, airport slot machine chaos, and a debate over whether Nevada's tax advantages are really worth it.

This week on the Saxcast, Saxboy is back from Australia with stories about Australian construction uniform, Iggy Azalia liking my content, riding the Manly Ferry, and surviving a 13-hour flight to Los Angeles. Then he's exploring Sin City, injury lawyer billboards to the Las Vegas Strip itself. Plus, we’ve got international airport fashion, Pittsburgh Pirates hats being mistaken for gang gear out West, a very interesting bathroom encounter, and some fresh drama back home at a Pittsburgh bowling alley. Let’s get into it! On Episode 93 of The Saxcast: SIN CITY & THE MANLY FERRY

This episode kicks off with a 2 AM appearance at a Swedish radio forum, where an Airbnb noise complaint becomes part of the show. Then it’s off to Australia’s Sunshine Coast, where Sax joins Sea FM, live out my dream of opening a Uniqlo, stay at a ridiculously fancy resort, and meet a young Australian fan who loves my son.Then I head to Sydney for Kings basketball, Wallabies vs. All Blacks, bin chickens and budgy smugglers to Bunnings sausage sizzles, All this and more on Episode 92 of The Saxcast "Sunshine Coast & Sydney".

This week on The Saxcast, Saxboy Billy explores Tasmania and Brisbane, from controversial art museums and urban hiking in Sketchers to Australian field hockey, Sunday surcharges, wizard-like chemists, and elite selfie-stick behavior. Plus, time zones that make no sense, lizards everywhere, questionable restaurant encounters, and the biggest news of all: SAXBOY BILLY HAS A WIKIPEDIA PAGE! The boys celebrate the New York Times article and wrap things up with a Pittsburgh Corner bowling trip with Zolo and Karla.

All on episode EPISODE 91 of the Saxcast: TASMANIA & BRISBANE

Saxboy heads from earthquake-rattled Christchurch to effortlessly cool Melbourne, taking in cardboard churches, political tram drivers, unruly teenagers, fake readers, giant chess, and plenty of questionable Airbnb experiences along the way.

Then it’s off to Melbourne, where the basketball comes with laser shows, Australians apparently love “Land Down Under,” and Saxboy discovers that the dads might somehow be cooler than him. Travel, sports, culture, and the strange things you only notice when you’re seeing the world one city at a time, on EPISODE 90 - CHRISTCHURCH 2 MELBOURNE

Saxboy is in New Zealand—and he heads to Auckland for an earthquake museum and one of the strangest Airbnb hosts he’s ever encountered. Then an incredible train ride to Hamilton turns into a social experiment when two pensioners sit beside him and spend the entire trip talking, calling people, and explaining why every town they pass through sucks.Hamilton brings Kmart, Burger King, an AA meeting featuring a Tom Brady jersey and a MAGA hat, and some of the nicest Airbnb hosts he’s ever had. Then Saxboy discovers New Zealand’s extremely relaxed airport security, braves the Wellington Lions in freezing wind, rides the Wellington Incline, and ruins bus rides. All this and more on EPISODE 89 - THE NEW ZEALAND TRIP 🇳🇿

Saxboy recaps his adventures through Hawaii and Fiji, from wild 7-Eleven encounters and incredible public transit to giant cockroaches, kava, cheap haircuts, and surprisingly good Mexican food. He also shares some of the chaos of traveling through Fiji, including immigration lines and a hilarious encounter with two lesbians in love.

In New Zealand, Saxboy checks out an Auckland Breakers game and meets their completely unhinged mascot, Cheeky. Plus, The Puerto Rico Song continues its bizarre second life at baseball games and as a lullaby for kids, and Pittsburgh Corner returns with another classic “Then & Now” post. continues its bizarre second life at baseball games and as a lullaby for kids, and Pittsburgh Corner returns talking about Pittsburgh facebook pages.

All on episode 88 of The Saxcast: "FOUR DAYS IN FIJI "

Saxboy is in Hawaii, battling the International Date Line, packing two months of travel into one bag, and exploring Honolulu. He encounters a bizarre dog-biting emergency, firefighter drills, a coffee shop employee who sounds exactly like Paul Shaffer, cheap gas-station food, surprisingly good public transit, and a bucket-list Rainbow Warriors football game featuring tiki torches, surfboards, and the Hawaii Five-O theme.

Back home, The Puerto Rico Song keeps making noise with Champions League stars and Kelly Clarkson, while Saxboy wonders if “Sax and the City” can conquer Australia and New Zealand. Plus, Mike Tomlin playing Minecraft, a stranger asking him for $5,000 for charity, a rant about outsourcing content creators, and the Gluey Henderson recurring bit.

All on Episode 87 of The Saxcast: SHAKA SAXBOY

Saxboy is back in Pittsburgh after going from Scandinavia to Saskatchewan, only to get absolutely destroyed by the Pittsburgh heat and enter full-on hibernation mode. He recaps his trip home, a bizarre Amazon order, a possible flirty flight attendant, loud “whispering” at the library, and unboxes a new Bucco Bantr hoodie.

The guys also talk Carnegie International, seeing millennials become the “olds” of the art world, a Pirates game, and Adam’s unforgivable decision to work during the National Anthem. Plus, they preview Saxboy’s absolutely insane upcoming travel schedule through Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, and Las Vegas.

All this in Episode 86 of the Saxcast "11 Days in Pittsburgh"

This week, Saxboy heads through Thunder Bay and Saskatoon, exploring Thunder Bay’s Finnish and Indigenous culture, Lake Superior shipwrecks and deep-sea divers before finding himself at a questionable Chinese restaurant. In Saskatoon, he discovers an unexpectedly lively downtown, meets up with Discover Saskatoon, and gets photographed for the New York Times.

Then it’s off to Regina, where Sax stays in a hotel full of Toronto Argonauts, heads to a Roughriders game, collaborates with fellow creators, and survives another hotel fire alarm. Back in Pittsburgh, he dives into the 30-year-old Star Wars Pepsi machine saga, soda vs. pop, and why the future of influencer power may be regional—not just New York and LA.

All this one Episode 85 of The Saxcast - "SASKATOON AND REGINA SAX"