Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about Megadeth and the recent controversy about Dave Ellefson.
Properties featured: Motherland: Fort Salem, The Bold Type, Too Hot to Handle, Making It, Central Park, Fathom, Sex/Life, Who Are You, Charlie Brown?, September Mornings, Fast & Furious 9, Bosch, The Mysterious Benedict Society
Central Park is back for more weird family fun, new dreams, and fantastic musical hijinks.
This week I have long time friend Sean Porter, otherwise know as Big Daddy, we talk about how he got started in the music business as well as how he’s managed to open up Nashville’s most successful hotdog chain “Daddy’s Dogs” I loved touring with Sean and all the times we’ve had together on the road and that what makes him a great guest, take a listen!
Gunz is mixing the best of sports and entertainment this week when he welcomes Ryan Key – lead singer of pop punk greats Yellowcard to the show. Ryan talks about the history of the band – the highs and the lows, promotes his new Twitch channel where viewers can see him put together an album, as well as has a special acoustic performance for Gunz Show fans! Then, Ariel Epstein of SportsGrid talks about the NHL / NBA playoffs, what we can expect moving forward and the rise of sports betting and the sports gambling industry. Check it!
Grab your third cup of coffee and turn up the music. It’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine…
Two young sea kids try to have an adventure in a small Italian town without anyone finding out what they are.
Shows featured this week: Headspace: Unwind Your Mind, The Bold Type, Penguin Town, Black Summer, iCarly, Intelligence, Élite, The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals, Luca
Lupin must save his family from the overbearing threat we all face…the uber-rich but Lupin his style and wits.
This week I have Efrem who sings for the band Death By Stereo and more recently Voodoo Glow Skulls, he was one of the first real friends I made when I moved to California and I knew no one out there. I got to do Warped Tour with him in 2002, and we’ve been friends and have kept in touch ever since. Hear how Efrem got his start in music as well as us catching up!
