A Journey Through Time and Stuff

This episode, we invited a good buddy, Eric "Big Tex" Emert onto the show. We discussed music, growing up, bodily functions, Kung-Fu, and much more.  We featured Jethro Tull's album, Songs From The Wood, on vinyl. 

BOOM! Another fantastic episode. This week, we had Kyle Baltus, drummer for 36 Crazyfists and all around awesome dude, join us on the show. We discussed horror movies, touring, 36CF, and much more. We also listened to George Thorogood and the Destroyers, Bad To The Bone, on vinyl. 

A pre-recorded episode, recorded boefore now,  but conversely being relesed now. Not then. NSFW. haha. What a rando. We went there, all the way there, it's just a Jason and Aaron adventure. 

Jason and Aaron get personal this week, and a little drunk, but it was a good time none the less. They discuss music, band stuff, and being scared about things. They also told a story, and Jason forgot.

This episode, the guys welcome Cole Powelson into the studio. They talk music, video games, Andre the Giant, and more.  They also listen to the vinyl Cole gave the podcast, The Beatles last studio album, Let It Be.

This episode, the guys invited their local neighborhood watch president, Bill Jumbert onto the show, to discuss neighborhood watching. 

This episode, the guys welcomed Grant Evans, Steven Carlson, ans Sean Trenda from the Vancouver metal band, Within Sight. We spoke to them about their band, how they joined and when they started music. We also discussed favorite bands, video games, and a round of questions.  We listened to Metallicas 2nd album, Ride The Lightning, on vinyl. 

This episode, we messed up. Poor Poor audio. try to listen, if you can. 

This episode, the guys come back together for a conversation, after a brief break, and one bad episode. They name Jason's chair, discuss Mario and Luigi's relationship, pooping, and camping. They also listened to the 1978 album by Styx, Pieces of Eight, on vinyl. 

Yet another come back. This time we're here for good. new things. new talk. new voicemail. let us know you hear us. 971-801-VEST.

Hello All. NEW HOTLINE! 971-801-8378. call in questions, listen for more details. Toll Free. WooHoo. 971-801-VEST

This episode, the guys welcomed White Knife Study back into the studio, to discuss and listen to their new EP, Scenery. We also discused the topic of the week, had a round of question time, listened to some calls on the hotline. We also asked a new Question Of The Week. 

This episode, the guys sit down with a awesome dude and pizza expert, Shane Relkin. They discuss Jasons recent trip to Alaska, upcoming band things, and of course, pizza. Plus a cameo appearence.  Also new question of the week, What is your mundane superpower?  call in on the hotline, 971-801-VEST.

This episode, the guys recount Aaron's latest show, Jason's new motorcycle, NFL talk w/Rusty, plus Hotline phone calls. They also listened to ZZ Top's album, Tres Hombres, on vinyl. Question of the week, "Are big arms on guys to girls the same as big boobs on girls are to guys?" 971-801-8378

This episode, the guys discuss some science, Sober October, and a bad white dude.  New Question Of The Week, "What is your nickname, who gave it to you, and do you like it?" 971-801-VEST.  Also listened to Fragile by YES, on vinyl. 

This is a future, past, new episode. The guys sit down and discuss some assholes, funny things, and themselves little bit. Also the Question Of The Week, "Would you rather sit on a porcupine, or get bit in the taint by a rattlesnake?" 971-801-VEST. 

This Episode, the guys welcomed their resident Spirit Master, Michael back into the studio, for an American Vs Canadian whiskey tasting.  They had a wide and broad discussion, and listened to some great tunes.  They also asked the question of the week, "If you had to lose one of your five senses, which would you lose?" Call the hotline with the answer, or even a simple hello. 971-801-8378

This episode, the guys talk about their bands, getting called a neo-nazi, listening to hotline calls, and new question of the week.

This episode, we discuss some disc golf, new vinyls, Shaun White, bodybuilders, and more. we listen to Monty Pythons' The Meaning of Life, and Black Label Society. 

This Episode, the guys welcome back Tanner Hansen into the studio, for a little catch up, some laughs, and some Monty Python. 

This could be the best episode we've done thus far. This episode the guys welcome back Noise Brigade. Jason and Aaron sit down with Nathan, Doug and Elias, to discuss their band, overcoming self doubt, farts and assholes. 

This episode, we had the pleasure of having the amazing Paul Anderson on the podcast. Hes a multi-instrumentalist, bassist for Vespera, and luthier. we discussed a wide range of topics, including Star Wars, physics, atheism, and losers.  Such a good podcast. We also listened to Fleetwood Mac's, Rumours, on vinyl. 

This Episode, the guys are all by themselves. They discuss the friend rodeo, finding dead bodies, and bums.  They also play an old bonus episode, in which the guys were, drunk. 

This episode, the guys bring in 2019, and the 2 year anniversary of the podcast. This show contains an abundance of love and heartfelt shit, and Scissor Paper ROCKS. 

This episode, the guys get together for the first podcast of the new year, to discuss nicknames, yellow lights, growing old and talking to customers. Also the asshole of the week, and question of the week. call our hotline 971-801-8378

This episode, the guys had their good friend Elias Cobb back on the podcast. He discussed his trip to Columbia, and we discussed coffee, talking on the phone, and Phil Collins. Plus the Asshole of the Week, Question of the Week, and vinyl of the week.  Call our hotline with answers to the QOTW. 971-801-8378.

This week, the guys gathered amidst a HORRIBLE storm, and were sad because their guest didn't show. Enjoy.

This episode, the guys welcomed guitarist and songwriter for 36 Crazyfists, Steve Holt into the studio. they discussed his start to music, 36CF, meditation and anxiety, and much more. Such an awesome episode. 

WHew. This was a wild episode with James, Luke, and Sebastion of Othrys. We really discussed so many topics, that we definitely forgot to wrap up a lot of the strings we unwound in this episode. strap in, and try to enjoy, 

This episode, the guys welcome drummer Tyler Kennedy into the studio, to talk drums, practice, Rush, Sasquatch, and Owls.  

This episode, the guys welcome Cole Powelson back into the studio. They discuss his new bands he is in and how he balances all the work. We also discuss games and the asshole of the week.  Plus, he brought a couple sweet vinyls to jam to. 

This episode, the guys get together, and talk disc golf, work, and Staind. 

This episode, the guys get together and do some gaming. If you enjoy gaming, this podcast is for you. Or, if you just like randomness. The guys play Rocket League, and talk shit and fun things. They also discuss work things, and others. 

This episode, the guys get together to rejoice. Its Easter, and we have a new record player. The guys discuss work, music, softball, Game Of Thrones, Passover and Easter, plus the Asshole of the Week. They also listen to Elton John's, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, on vinyl. 

This episode, the guys discuss new band things, disc golf, watch some funny new videos, and listen to Traffic. 

This episode, the guys gather, talk some Shit, get over some things, and make fun of idiots.

Hello Humans. This episode, the guys welcome Peter, Scotty, And Alton, from the band Not A Shark into the studio.  They discuss how the band formed, starts to music, favorite colors, solipsism, video games and much more. They also listen to Scale The Summit V, on vinyl. 

This episode, the guys welcomed the amazing and brilliant Benjamin Charles into the studio. We went all over the map on this one, and touched on his music and Ligature Marks, Jiu Jitsu, Datsusara, and a great round of Question time. We had a new Asshole of the Week. Ben also picked 3 great vinyls for the show, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Fleetwood Mac, and Tom Petty. 

This episode, the guys welcomed Mick Whitney, bassist for 36 Crazyfists, into the studio.  This one went long, talking about everything including Bear young in Alaska, moving to Hollywood, joining 36, and much more. We had a great round of question time, and enjoyed Mick's picks for vinyls, Rolling Stones, Waylon Jennings, Ac-Dc, Nazareth, and Metallica. Whew. 

This episode, Jason jumps in the interviewee seat, and joins Naked Luck for a lovely discussion and a first listen to their debut album, Naked Luck. we discuss the band, making of the album, and question time. What a wonderful time, and group of dudes. 

This episode, the guys welcome the wonderful Shevonne Sayers back into the studio. We catch up after nearly 2 years of last seeing each other, and talk about what she's changed in her life as of recent, motivation, positivity, and overcoming bad ideas. We also had a round of question time, and discussed the Asshole of the Week. For the vinyl this week, Shevonne picked Michael Jackson's album, Bad. 

We had out first ever MIC DROP on this episode. So great, infact, that we used it for the new tag at the end of our episode, and the title. Wait for it. Matt Helvie dropped by the studio, and we had one hell of a podcast. We discussed some real shit, plus cars, video games, music gear, and much more. Plus, Matt brought Metric and Jimmy Eat World, on vinyl, to listen to. 

Another great episode for the books. We had Sean Beard and Riley Rose from Spirits return to the stuido, to discuss the new things with their band, dealing with being a musician, plus a great round of question time. We also listened to Genesis on vinyl. 

This episode, we had Tony Schwarzkopf  in the studio. Hes a drummer for Grey For Days. We had a great discussion about music, metaphors for life, and had a fantastic round of Question Time.  We also listened to a selection of vinyl that Tony brought. 

This episode, the guys welcome back Heather Smith into the studio. They discuss her video game Ilu, how her injury is healing, her trip to Europe, and how life seems to be funny. we also listen to some fantastic vinyls she brought, and rejoice with live music from her. Fantastic.

This week, the guys welcome Jared Stroeve into the studio. We discuss his childhood, music, his writing process, and much more.  A round of question time, and some great vinyl. Incubus, Blue Oyster Cult, and Yes. 

Big ass bazooka today. The quys went solo, and discussed recording music with their bands, NFL standings after 10 weeks, and the first chapters of Genesis.  They also listened to The London Howlin Wolf sessions, on vinyl. 

We had our good buddy David on the podcast, after not having seen him in almost 3 years. We caught up, talked about growing up, professional wrestling, and much more. 

This Episode, we had Jay Sanders in the studio. We discussed him starting rapping, how hes evolved his style, some crazy stories, and much more. We had a great round of question time, and he played us his songs.

This episode, the guys have a chat, with themselves, some big news, and another podcast first. 

This episode, The guys welcome Brendon Mount into the studio. They discussed his music, band B.R. Mount and the Doubt. He played some live music on the show, and also shared some of his favorite vinyls with us. Plus, another round of question time. 

Well folks. The band is breaking up, but the podcast is not over.  Our illustrious cohost, Jason Smith, is moving to Colorado. This is the farewell episode, with him live in the studio.  there will be calls, there will be laughs. much love. many hearts. 

Hello friends. This episode, Ol' Aaron by himself, rallies through an hour of Isolation, a sharp lawnmower, Good Boys, and the best video game ever. He also struggles with the pressure of talking alone, and sends out a request, politely. 

This episode, Ol' Aaron Singletits rambled about cavemen, or cave-persons, pudding, mask eyes, and Cinco de Mayo.

This episode, 'Ol Aaron Weak Jaw is back, and this time he brought a friend. Benjamin Charles returns to the podcast. Hes a singer, musician, lyricist and artist, BJJ practitioner, and so much more. We discussed dickies, the quarantine, yoga, MMA,  Ligature Marks, and suprisingly, much more.  Plus another meditation from Falco. 

This episode, Ol' Aaron Fire Face welcomes our old host Jason onto the show. They catch the listeners up, discuss Colorado, and work.  They also discuss restaurant names, and childrens ponzi schemes. Plus a new guided meditation from Falco, and a new segment, Poetry corner, or something like that. I just don't know. 

This episode, Ol' Aaron Too BiG O Feet welcomed John Michael Cordes into the studio. They discussed his childhood, him discovering prog at an early age, and getting rejected from music school. Plus they discuss their favorite bands, drummers, and more. Falco joins the show, and Aaron reads poetry.

This episode, 'Ol Aaron Lotsa Beer, welcomes long time friend, and basically family, Jake Stutsman onto the show. We discuss his growing up, making a big move at 16, how guitar struck him at an early age, and lots music talk.  Plus his new songs and Sonic Karma. Go watch the video for "Roll The Dice", and check out Jake's other songs. 

This episode, Ol' Aaron Funky Fingers welcomes hometown friend, bassist, touring musician Dane Poppin onto the show. They discuss his early love of music, what it was like taking a chance, and how he deals with the life of being a full time touring musican. They also discuss hobbies and beer, and Aaron reads poetry.   

They say, never meet your heroes. Well, that does not apply to this case.  Aaron welcomed the savage philosopher Daniele Bolelli to the podcast. Daniele is a multiple author, historian, podcaster, and overall wonderful human.  Their discussion ranges from passions, to epistemology, to self care.  His level of conversational jui-jitsu is very high. He's good.  oh, and Aaron reads some poetry. 

This episode, Good Ol' Sore Hands Aaron welcomes his little bro, Rusty, once again onto the show. They talk music, Sonic Karma, kids and being a Dad, and a strangely large amount of poop talk.  Also, they both read poetry. 

This episode, Ol' Phalangie Flailin' Aaron is joined by Jason Smith, to discuss their recent challenge.  This is for anyone who may want to better themselves, need something to be the scaffolding for growth, and want to hear us discuss our undertaking of this challenge. GooD Luck. 

This episode, Aaron welcomes Aaron back to the show. He talks to himself about his time off, then calls Jason to learn about fire fighting.  Aaron then calls 15 people to find out what their favorite childhood popsicles were.  For Science. Falco joins the show, and Aaron reads more poetry.

This episode, Ol' Aaron Gettin It Done welcomes Jake Blanchard into the studio. They discuss the launch of his new podcast, plus his approach to life and business. They also touch on growth, passions, music, and much more. Falco also returns to the podcast. 

BOOM! This episode, Ol' Aaron Grill Master welcomes Mick Whitney back onto the show, AND into the Studio. We had a wonderful in person conversation about the pandemic, kids, Aliens, love,  and much more.  We also played vinyls again on the show, for the first time in a long time.  Mick picked some Black Sabbath, Rush, and Iron Maiden.  Plus a visit from Falco. 

This episode, Ol' Aaron Hates the Smoke, welcomes the savage viking himself, Doug "Smitty" Smith  onto the show.  We talk about his origin, the Navy, his band Quor,  and some deep shit.  We also had a visit from Falco, and Aaron read some poetry. 

This episode, Aaron welcomes James and Sebastion from OTHRYS back onto the show.  They found themselves discussing life in late 2020, plus some music and quirky people.  Plus Falco joined the show, and Aaron read some poetry. 

Wow. This episode got crazy.  Jason joined me for our 100 day recap, and some football talk,  and Aaron dropped the bomb, that someone has beef with Falco. And our duo talked to that person, on the phone, on the show.  You don't want to miss this. 

This episode, Aaron comes back. And explains his absence. And Feels terrible.    He also welcomes Jason onto the show to talk vacation, fun and friends, doubt, decency, projecting, and rejuvenated.  They also listen to Iron Maiden, and Naked Lucks new single, Barrel Fire. 

This episode, Aaron speaks about the 'Rona, and also talks to Jason about their new music challenge. 

This episode, Aaron welcomes Matt Helvie back on the show, to talk surviving the pandemic, people and their bad ideas, his new band, and overcoming self doubt.  

This episode, Aaron welcomes his cousin onto the show, for a discussion of passions.  They discuss social views,  the phenomena of collecting, Lego, and Star Trek.  Falco also joins the show, and Aaron reads a poem.  

This episode, Aaron speaks with Lowell Granath.  They discuss his many projects, including Drilled Podcast w Dr. Brady, Manchilding is Hard, Pedalboards of Doom, plus his musical projects and much more.  Lowell plays music from his projects, and we listen to King Crimson, Metallica, Mercyful Fate, and The Misfits on vinyl.  Falco joins the show, and Aaron reads poetry. 

This episode, Aaron chats with childhood friend, Tess Caswell, about her journey and drive to becoming a Spacewalk Operations Engineer at NASA JSC. 

This week, Aaron invited Bryan over for a nice chat about what we would do if armageddon happened, his new band Glass Cameo, comedy and Tik Tok.  All with a stop by from Falco. 

This episode, Aaron answers listener questions ranging from family names to Pearl Harbor vs Titanic. 

This episode, Aaron chats with his good buddy Ben Charles about his band Ligature Marks, and their newest song and music video "Noise In The Signal".  They also chat about finding music as a kid, loving your past self, and more. They also listen to Noise in the Signal. 

This episode Aaron welcomes his brother Rusty back onto the show.  They discuss the hard problem of breakfast, and the movie Godzilla vs Kong.  plus Rusty reads a poem.

Aaron is back, to much vacation, and he needed help from his friend, Kyle.  They solved almost everything, at least for today. 

I am myself, and Aaron doesn't get why I like it that way. 

This episode, Aaron welcomes his brother Rusty and cousin Matt back onto the show, to discuss all things Star Wars, movies, characters, and rankings.   Plus some fantastic trivia.  

Audio from episode 68 of the Jake Blanchard Podcast, where he had Aaron on as a guest.   Jake is a fantastic interviewer, and wonderful human being.  Aaron talked too much.     watch the episode here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QOLY2Lb_Mc&t=4486s

This episode, Aaron welcomes his writing partner and one of his oldest friends, Wendigo, The Poet onto the podcast.  They discuss a range of topics, including Earth To Ashes new music video, writing and art, and recounting childhood stories.  Nerdy and in depth, just the way I likes it. 

This Episode, Aaron welcomes Jason back onto the show, for a great conversation about Earth To Ashes new music video, a chat about their dogs and health problems, the NFL, and Aaron tells a story about science.  Falco also joins the show. 

BOOM! This episode, I welcome Winyard Bletch back onto the show. We discuss locker rooms, music industry and terrestrial radio,  plus him living in Denver and his 3 bands.  Enjoy it friends. 

This episode, Aaron welcomes Mykel Illa into the studio. They discuss music, video games and art, being sure of oneself, and his band Delta Avenue.  They also discuss his beginning in music and acting.  Falco stops by the show, and Aaron r eads some poetry.  They also listen to Stevie Wonders, Sir Duke, on vinyl.    

This episode, has become the first of many.   Aaron assembled a rag tag team of ruffians to discuss, in depth, the newest album from the band Dream Theater.  Rusty Singleton, Britton Anderson and Jake Stutsman round out the crew taking on the task.  Join them once a month for MetalFellas Album Reviews.  Email the office of submissions and reviews board at   Timeandstuffpod@gmail.com  to submit your album recommendations for consideration for review. 

This is one for the books.  Another to become the first of many.   I welcome Anthony Guth into the studio, a friend from the same hometown, who after over 30 years, left his religion.  This is a conversation of indoctrination, abuse, and healing.  

This episode, Aaron welcomes on Joseph Smith, to talk about mental health, music, being in bands, and his podcast, Situational.  

This episode, Aaron invites Karl Whinnery into the studio.  They discuss music, his bands Vintersea and Ligature Marks, Hot Karl Productions, and his contributions in the fan film, Jason Rising.  They also listen to Machine Head, on vinyl. 

This episode of the MetalFellas,  Rusty, Jake, Britton, and Aaron get together to discuss The Mountain, by Haken.  This rag tag team of ruffians take on this stunning concept album from these British Prog Giants.      Email the office of submissions and reviews board at timeandstuffpod@gmail.com to submit your album recommendations for consideration for review.

Chet Bilkington recruits Thaddeus Razor to cover S.L.D's dissapearance, discuss triangles, and the origin of Santa Clause. 

Aaron hops on the show this week to discuss growth, feeding snakes, Earth to Ashes music video, and more. 

Earth to Ashes new song and video All I Know is now out.  And what better way to wrap up the release, with a full, continued conversation about all the deepities of writing and making the music video.  So Wendigo, The Poet, my writing partner, joined me for a deep dive into All I Know.     Link For the video.  https://youtu.be/Q4eWyN4mL7k

This episode, Aaron welcomes Jason back into the studio, to catch up, do some business, chat about the Humane Society, and have a back and forth with an A.I.  

This episode, Aaron welcomes Mark Raney to the podcast. Mark is the drummer for Earth To Ashes, and a good friend.  They have a nice chat about the band, Mark starting music, and more.  Falco joins the show, they do a round of Question Time, and they listen to the Doobie Brothers, Tolouse Street on vinyl. 

Esteemed host, Gerald McKnight,  invites Arthur Pennywhistle on to discuss Aliens and The Hollow Earth, and takes phone calls. 

Aaron is back in the saddle, and Wendigo is back in the house, to help Aaron recap the summer and everything they've been doing.   Caution. May cause tears or full on crying.  This is both a journey through time, and stuff. Welcome, friends.