Miss May I, The Nearly Deads, Toy Cars, Jo Livi, co-host Nick Major
The latest episode of Gone Fishkin is packed with fun convos, epic bands, and cool exclusives.
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The latest episode of Gone Fishkin is packed with fun convos, epic bands, and cool exclusives.
The hunties are in the house! Bruce Wiegner and Johnny Costa of pop duo The Weekend Riot are joined this week by YouTube duo, Carly and Erin.
It’s time once again for a new episode of The Gunz Show! On this week’s episode, Gunz brings Fives into the studio, and calls Foreign Figures for a chat.
With Halloween just around the corner, and the holidays quickly approaching, the most pressing thing on the Man Of The Hour agenda is… who Katy Perry’s seeing. Okay, okay, there’s a few other things up there too, like getting rich off swearing (a solid plan, if we do say so), Detroit things (is it a tradition or are the wings just that good?) and skin colored underwear (because Blink 182 will be Blink 182). If you’re an aspiring hairdresser, this episode will teach you how (not) to name your business, and if you’re feeling guilty for having an early trick-or-treater… Read more »
With Halloween just around the corner, and the holidays quickly approaching, the most pressing thing on the Man Of The Hour agenda is… who Katy Perry’s seeing.
Geek Girl Riot’s Sherin Nicole and Day Al-Mohamed spoke to Arvid Ethan David in the latest Whachudoin’?, where you’ll hear about how everything is connected, his new TV show adaptation of Douglas Adams’ Dirk Gently, and more.
Sum 41’s much anticipated return to the Chicago club scene hit all the right notes on a Friday night in the city.
This week, Scott is joined by Nick Moore, owner of InVogue Records and lead vocalist of the band Before Their Eyes.
On this week’s episode of Gone Fishkin, Fish’s forefathers Speak The Truth Even If Your Voice Shakes swing by to co-host the show. The Rocket Summer and Shapes & Colors join in for interviews, and guest appearances are made by Fish’s mom and Gunz’s ridiculous voicemail.
Rejected Princesses is a project turned brand new book, whose tagline reads, “women too awesome, awful, or offbeat for kids’ movies”. We spoke to its creator Jason Porath on our latest Whachudoin’? segment.
