The TMQ Podcast (Formerly the Tommy and Adam Hard to Name Podcast)

We’re back from vacation and were really excited to record episode # 39 of Tommy and Adam Hard to Name Podcast Episode. Unfortunately, maybe fortunate for some, Severe Weather blew in through town and it’s just winding down with a low possibility of some more expected later on today. So we played it safe and called off the podcast. None the less, here’s our announcement in Mini-Podcast version for our 212K listeners as per some picture on Facebook that we saw. We don’t know if that’s a fake -real picture or not, but whatever 212K is, it sounds like a lot. 😉 Take a listen and we’ll be back soon enough. Email us at: [email protected]

“Sad but True”...we’re taking a 2 week vacation, but we recorded this one to Zen while we’re gone. This week we tackle a few issues like what Tommy doesn’t understand about popular songs and Jay thinks he’s Tommy’s Shrink. We also discover that family matters are interfering with the Metallica Drive-In Special. We barrel through your other favorite segments and we also have a small tribute to UFO bassist Pete Way who passed away this week. Enjoy the rest of August…and yes, unfortunately for those who hate us, we’ll be back in 2 weeks. Email us at: [email protected]

This week your favorite podcasters are lost as usual but somehow make it work. You’ll find out some other mega group Adam is not fond of, but Tommy keeps insisting on it. Also, science and zombie is a subject when the Hashtag WTFrijoles?! tackles one of our favorite noise making bugs. The sound of the week just got spooky as Satan, or a cheap version of his voice makes and appearance on the podcast. Don’t miss your other favorite segments as they go deeper into the hole with no live entertainment to keep the podcast afloat. Email us at: [email protected]

With great happiness, this week Jay is back in El Gran Studios II! Tommy and Adam are completely free, to just mess it up on their own. The guest intro by the one and only, “The Chag” was primo and it took off from there. The guys also have a little confession and we find out what really happened those 3 weeks while Jay was gone. Hint, if you had a chance to listen to the trailer, then you probably suspect by now. Anyway, enjoy, or not, but email us at: [email protected]

On the next episode of the Tommy and Adam Hard to Name Podcast. Our Medical Research Staff has a special report that will tackle all the truths and lies behind the Corona Virus Pandemic…and will probably irresponsibly make-up a few truths of their own as well. You won’t want to miss it. Search for it online or activate your favorite DSP’s notification method. TNAHTNPod vs. COVID-19. It’s going to be epic. Probably not, but we’ll rope you in at least to take a listen. 😉

This week Tommy and Adam are back together in El Gran Studios II. Where’s Jay? Not there but they manage to pull it off. They jump right in the nonsense…as if you didn’t that already. They take on everything from when the U.S. Invaded Puerto Rico back in the Spanish American War, then add a couple of more players to the 1992 Olympic American Dream Team roster to why Megadeath was banned in Malaysia. They celebrate the release date of Metallica’s Debut Kill ‘Em All record then continue the celebration with Slash’s and J Lo’s birthday. The “Good Times Bad Times” were the best so far. It’s believed they may have used genuine news sources this time. Enjoy, or not, but email us at: [email protected]

This week we’re remote again however our technical issues were less. Jay is still sequestered and controlling the podcast without chiming in. But that leaves Tommy and Adam by themselves. Not good? They don’t think so. This week they tell a few more personal stories, Adam reveals Tommy is working on his own song for the Podcast (please say it isn’t so) and they explore and Rock Albums of 1980 that could have been responsible for the launch such a great decade of rock music. They actually use “questionable sources” for their Good Times Bad Times but were interesting enough. Email us at: [email protected]

This week for episode #33, we ran into a technical snafu. We uploaded late too, but better late than never. Plus we had to social distance again with the spike of COVID nationwide. Our Midwestern county was not exempt. It’s better to be safe than sorry so we returned to recording remotely. Jay sat quietly through the whole Podcast. Tommy suspects he’s up to something, Anyway, too much going on in the rock business world at least as bands take advantage for the government paycheck protection program. Well, at least according to rock news anyhow. When they are not taking advantage of the PPP, they’re hocking greetings on salutation websites. COVID-19, bailouts and a 4th of July holiday recap plus the usual content you’ve come to enjoy. Or so they think you do. Email us at: [email protected]

This week while everyone else is at the lake, hanging out and relaxing, the guys celebrate America’s birthday for the first time on the podcast. Why? Because they evidently think this podcast is more important than being with their families, Anyway they had to do it, especially since the biggest Rock News in quite a while just came out…the announcement of the return of Beavis and Butthead to TV. In the COVID era? You bet that’s welcome news. And of course, they cover the regular nonsense you’ve been accustomed to. Enjoy. Email us at: [email protected]

This week all 3 of DATECOBA Promotions’ elite are all back in El Gran Studios #2. They recorded a day early so Adam can go and take a little down time with Mrs. He’s the last of the guys to venture out in the COVID-19 era. They start episode 31 with a great guest intro from the Ninja Brothers out of North Carolina and roll through content and have some interesting views and everything from our national interstate system to Lebron James to Celine Dion covering AC/DC to of course… Instagram models. To cap it off, they discover which Metallica song is the best according to the group’s own poll. COVID-19 is still hampering our attendance to live shows but we’re still rolling. Enjoy. Email us at: [email protected]