BDS: Road Trippin’
Listen Up! On today’s episode Brett, Katie, and Boy Wonder discuss road trips. The playlists, the truck stops, the snacks, and the proper way to eat multi-colored candy… enjoy!
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Listen Up! On today’s episode Brett, Katie, and Boy Wonder discuss road trips. The playlists, the truck stops, the snacks, and the proper way to eat multi-colored candy… enjoy!
Kyle Hulett joins Scott to talk about social media, booking shows, and Warped Tour predictions.
Eden and Caroline D’Amore take a trip around the globe recalling some very surreal memories.
Listen Up! On today’s episode actor Sam Daly of the CBS hit drama Madam Secretary joins us LIVE in studio. We chat about what it’s like to grow up with famous family members, is it ever ok to hold your cell phone up at a concert, and “eggplant squirt” emojis… enjoy!
Listen Up! On today’s episode Brett, Katie and the whole crew are back at it in the New Year. They discuss the State of the Show, reveal what they got up to over the break, and their New Year’s resolutions…enjoy!
The holidays are over and we’re back and better than ever! I had Scooter Nebb co-host, Punk Goes Country and Andrew Goldstien as my planned guests then decided I needed to call AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer to talk about their new single, and I called Dylan Scott from Rad Horror to recap my last month for me!
Nick, Gabriela, and Cesar get together to talk about the Logan Paul controversy, ‘Jumani’, and the new year.
[imgfull][/imgfull] Lou Vecchio of New Politics hops on Disposable Heroes. Lou discusses his upbringing in New York during the Emo/Pop Punk scene, the financial situation of New Politics when he officially joined the band, the interesting song he chose for his audition, and what it’s like being on tour with 311 and the Dirty Heads. Disposable Heroes is brought to you by SKVI. Premium Boxer Briefs that keep you on top of your game. SKVI is committed to taking a product that you take for granted, to a whole new level of personal comfort and style. SKVI.com
Nate Steinheimer joins Scott to talk about starting a record label, where the name ‘Mutant League” comes from, and jobs outside the music industry.
Nick returned to his hometown of Reno, NV for Christmas and recorded this episode in his childhood bedroom with his triplet brother.
