It’s the finale of the nineteenth season of Man Of The Hour! Listen in as the guys bid farewell to the teenage years of the show. Jobs where you’ll find the most psychopaths, assassins who don’t kill women, and Pat’s forgetfulness to brush his teeth are all on the agenda for the last episode of season nineteen. Sponsor: SquareSpace Sign up for Squarespace, make sure to use the offer code MOTH to get 10% off your first purchase. Sponsor: Harry’s Get $5 off your first order at Harry’s with promo code MOTH.
March 2nd is a date for the ages, and Patrick tells why on the latest episode of Man Of The Hour. Later in the show, Patrick celebrates winning his Oscar pool, and the guys discuss TV shows that make no sense. Sponsor: SquareSpace Sign up for Squarespace, make sure to use the offer code MOTH to get 10% off your first purchase. Sponsor: Audible And just for MOTH listeners, Audible.com is offering a free 30 day trial membership! Go to audible.com/manofthehour today to start your free trial today!
Toronto‘s Like Pacific is pissed off. On their first full length, the band finds solid ground to prove themselves. Distant Like You Asked is full of uptempo anthems, lyrical spite, and overall heart.
Darrin chats with BMX legend Rick Thorne and music from Epitaph Records band The Menzingers!!!
Grayscale’s What We’re Missing might be exactly what you were missing.
San Francisco’s Worth Taking are making run of the mill pop punk—with a little bit of an infectious beat and a whole lot of guitar riffs. While their sound might have been done before, the real focus of their new album Hangman is how each of the 12 songs correlate with the 12 step program.
Catch a special rendition of “Caught” above, and find out what we’re gushing about. Check out her performance of “Cause I Said No” here.
Hear Cady perform an acoustic version of “Cause I Said No” above. We bet you’ll be singing along by the second chorus. Check out her performance of “Caught” here.
Every so often, a band comes along with a familiar lyric or guitar riff that forces you to make a comparison to another band you love.
Fish caught up with Ryan Seaman (drummer of Falling In Reverse), Dallon Weekes (bassist of Panic! At The Disco), and Kris Pasos (drummer of Assuming We Survive) at NAMM in Anaheim, California. The guys talked about some of their sponsors and gear they’re checking out!
