There was too much unexpect east coast on Gone Fishkin this week! Jesse DeFlorio co-hosted then Rad Horror crashed the party and hung out, Evaride stopped by to play their single, Riviera called in then we decided to randomly call Zac Barnett from American Authors and DALES live on air to see if they’d answer
[imgfull][/imgfull] On this episode of Disposable Heroes, get to know the drummer side of Mark Sheppard. Many people know him as Crowley from Supernatural. Well, the truth is, Mark was a drummer before he was an actor. In Part 1, hear all about Mark’s musical beginnings in the London Music scene. This episode of Disposable Heroes is brought to you by EEKOE socks. Head to EEKOE.com to check Yesod’s favorite socks. This episode is also brought to you by SKVI. The most comfortable underwear around. SKVI.com.
Nick Major sat down with Jake and Matt of August Burns Red. Watch the interview now!
The eighth episode of this season of Man Of The Hour features ‘Big Mouth’, male models, and karmabanks.
[imgfull] [/imgfull] Nick’s former classmate, Cesar Martinez, jumps in as one of three co-hosts and discusses what got him interested in working in the television world, including a gig on the popular show Big Brother. Gaby Ruiz & Tony Vivio also return, and the trio discuss the new film My Friend Dahmer.
‘Tis Halloween season geeks and ghouls, and it’s also Geek Girl Riot’s one hundredth podcast! So welcome to our Strangest episode…we’re talking Thor: Ragnarok and Stranger Things season 2.
Listen Up! On today’s episode actor Beau Mirchoff is co-hosting again. He shares more of his music with us, delivers an aggressive message for producer Katie, and turns the tables on Brett! We also chat with Peter Macon of Fox’s The Orville and play a new game with him called “3P’s”…enjoy!
Catch Natewantstobattle performing “Branded” before he heads out on the ‘Cool and Good’ tour!
Catch Natewantstobattle performing “Stop Rewind” before he heads out on the ‘Cool and Good’ tour!
For hip-hop artist Hoodie Allen, hype is a lifestyle he thrives in—so calling his new album The Hype just makes sense.
