Heavy Metal Heat Wave

In this session, we have a guest from out of town but his voice is coming from within the troupe. Spooky! Remote troupe member, Mike Borden, returns to Syracuse from Portland to session with Jeremy DeBottis and Jeff White as they explore the subtleties of beat space poetry, visit a raw hostel, come into contact with an egocentric neighbor as well as much more on their Sunday morning journey. Put your seats in a seated position and tray your tray tables, it's smooth sailing from here on out. Enjoy the trip.

They are at it again, this time with special guest Genevieve Sponsler. Members of HMHW, Lauren Esposito, Jeremy DeBottis, and Jeff White explore topics of vicious art, a panther in the cabin, being part of the bad kid club, and cement floors aging children at a rapid pace. Grab your walkers and enjoy the ride.

Heavy Metal Heat Wave returns with a hotpod that will melt your popsicle. From under bridges with trolls to medalling cats and a corporeal mix up of parting gifts. But don't go too far, for the suggestion was "boundaries". Music: Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers

Heavy Metal Heat Wave returns to their underground lair for an extended podcast. This time we chose a suggestion from our Facebook audience. This episode contains ice cream, hotels for musicians, Highlander kickball, a leap year bday, and scientist comedians. Heavy Metal Heatwave is: Mike Borden Jeremy DeBottis Jeff White Steve Peters Music: "Pepper" by Butthole Surfers

Heavy Metal Heat Wave crawl out from their underground lair to perform for a live audience at the Syracuse Improv Collective's April Fools Bank Show. (4/1/16) This episode contains font offenses, online dating, emojis, and superhero regrets. Heavy Metal Heatwave is: Mike Borden Jeremy DeBottis Jeff White Steve Peters Music: "Olives & Arguments" by Steve Peters

Heavy Metal Heat Wave improvise their 1st podcast from an underground lair. Heavy Metal Heat Wave is: Mike Borden Jeremy DeBottis Jeff White Steve Peters Intro music is "Olives & Arguments" by Steve Peters