This Podcast Could Take Forever

This Podcast Could Take Forever

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  • [Episode 47] Punk, Like Martin Luther

    This week we have a topic filled episode. We get into every thing from prison day rooms, feature music from Rolo Tomassi, and the Rocket City Trash Pandas. Also, discussed this week is the heaviness of periods, fantasy football, and wrestling plot holes.

    Then we get into whether or not show flyers are necessary and slapping Joel Olsteen.

    Music this week from Enjo, Rolo Tomassi.

    55 min
  • [Episode 46] Get In Loser, We're Going Crying

    Mr. Heath Brister fills in for Daniel this week as the boys talk about the importance of a good night of sleep, modern outlaw country, & eating one whole, large pizza. Then the boys get into some prank calls, including one on Daniel and we hear Jonathan’s harrowing tale of surviving a storm at a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert. Also, Brady spent some time in New Orleans.

    Music this week from Colter Wall, Sturgill Simpson, Rocky Votolato.

    53 min
  • [Episode 45] Houses of the Toby

    Kelsey joins us this week to talk Phantom of the Opera, Jennifer's Body, Sucker Punch, and Watchmen. Also, remember T9? A deep dive discussion of The Razr and having your phone taken by teachers. Brady gives us a "What The Hell Does That Sound Like" from De Facto and Antemasque.

    Our first ever segment of "Good Riff, Bad Band" featuring Story of the Year and Warrant.

    AND THEN THE RETURN OF BATTLE OF THE WORST!!! TobyMac vs Toby Keith. Get hype.

    Music this week from Kavv, Phantom of the Opera, The Sword, Max Richter, De Facto, Closure in Moscow, Story of the Year, Warrant, DC Talk, Toby Keith, and TobyMac.

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    As always, thanks for listening.

    1 hr 11 min
  • [Episode 44] Snitches Get Nintendo Switches [You Should Do it]

    Welcome back ladies and gentlemen. The fellas this week discuss the Smash Bros. for Switch and why there should be more Waluigi. Then we get deep on why you should ALWAYS pay for live and local music.

    X.Y. Spaces played a show with Satyr [ATL], and we take some time to listen to their new EP Neutrino!

    Also, shout out to Dear Prodigal, who had their first show back in years!

    Music this week from Sleepy Bear, Satyr, Max Richter, Mannheim Steamroller, Daniel and Isaac Gonora, and Buena Vista Social Club.

    Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, or where ever you listen to podcasts!

    As always, thanks for listening!

    48 min
  • [Episode 43] Doja Cat in Residency

    RIP to Aretha Franklin.

    Music this week by Aretha Franklin, Phantogram, Doja Cat, Bobby Vee, King Crimson, Gerry Rafferty

    This week on the show we learn that Daniel can't read, that Jonathan is a grandpa, and the origin of Alex's Spock hand. Then we jam to some more incredible Rock Sax!!! And finally, the boys have a discussion about Aerosmith's recent news, a residency in Las Vegas.

    As always, thanks for listening and enjoy!


    57 min
  • [Episode 42] Grow Up Bro! [One Year Show!]

    This [Podcast] is one year old!!! This week we are talking Rock Saxophone [again], then we take a deep dive into Goth music. We premier a new segment "What the Hell Does that Sound Like?" where we listen to Peter Criss' 1994 album and Def Leppard's 2002 album. Weird.

    This week we listen to Gunship, Tears for Fears, Depeche Mode, Type O Negative, Muse, Lonely Island, Coheed and Cambria, Junius, Misfits, Morphine, and a few songs from Musiq Soulchild.

    Thank you for listening!

    This week we listen to Gunship, Tears for Fears, Depeche Mode, Type O Negative, Muse, Lonely Island, Coheed and Cambria, Junius, Misfits, and Musiq Soulchild.

    Thank you for listening!

    1 hr
  • [Episode 39] Leaky Pipes

    This week the boys talk about the new band van they purchased, why Mario sounds the way he does, and the first installment of "Sound Track This".

    56 min

About This Podcast Could Take Forever

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This Podcast Could Take Forever takes a silly dive into music and pop culture.