Podcast appearances and mentions of brian rosenworcel

Brian Rosenworcel, aka the Thunder God, the drummer and co-founder of the band Guster, joins Steve Alexander and Aaron Bruski for a very special episode where they talk about music, fantasy basketball, the New York Knicks, and much more! SportsEthos has DAILY PROJECTIONS in the FantasyPass for the first time ever! Sign up now and use them for DFS, head-to-head leagues, streamers, and more! SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on Apple and Spotify! Come join us at SportsEthos by filling out an application here: https://sportsethos.com/nba-fantasy-news-and-advice/become-a-contributor/

Steve "Dr. A" Alexander is joined by Brian Rosenworcel to talk fantasy basketball. 2:40 All Star Weekend 7:50 Nets - Cam T, Claxton, Bridges, Simmons, DSJ 12:40 Schedule Breakdowns/Notes, 1 game, 2 games, 3 games, 5 games for Nets 17:00 Silly Season potential heroes - Sochan, Gafford, Tyus Jones, Podz, Oubre, Grizzlies, Thompson Twins 25:45 Dallas and PJW, Gafford, Josh Green, Lively 30:00 Kispert, Hayward, Eason, Duncan Robinson, E Gordon, Konchar, Olynyk, Simmons 33:40 Viewer Questions: Lively vs. Reed, Harden trade, Dosunmu, Brandon Clarke, Jabari Smith, Luka/Jokic trade, Keyonte, Tre Mann, Reed or GG Jackson, Avdija, Ivey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve "Dr. A" Alexander is joined by Brian Rosenworcel to recap the Christmas Day slate and discuss all of the big injury news as we near the end of the calendar year. 2:30 Knicks-Bucks - Brunson, Hartenstein, Quickley, Giannis, Dame, Middleton, Malik Beasley 6:00 Celtics - Jrue Holiday, Derrick White, Kristaps Porzingis 9:40 Jalen Duren & the Pistons 10:30 Lakers, Anthony Davis, LeBron, Taurean Prince, D'Angelo Russell, Hachimura, Austin Reaves 12:00 Jaden Ivey 15:00 Nuggets - Jokic, Michael Porter Jr., Steve Kerr -free throws vs. defense 19:50 Warriors - Wiggins, Kuminga, Podziemski, Curry, Klay, Saric, Trayce Jackson-Davis 20:00 Who to drop to pick up Podziemski? 24:20 Heat - Spoelstra, Butler, Caleb Martin, Jaime Jaquez 28:00 Sixers - Kelly Oubre, Joel Embiid, Paul Reed, Robert Covington, Nick Nurse, Mo Bamba 33:10 Mavericks/Luka 33:45 Kevin Durant, Brad Beal 36:55 Coby White breakout 37:25 Trade Lauri Markkanen? 40:45 Luka, Grayson Allen, Derrick Jones Jr, Tim Hardway, Dante Exum, Kyrie Irving 42:40 Chimezie Metu, Grayson Allen 43:30 Bradley Beal drop? 45:10 Dante Exum 46:00 Coby White and Alex Caruso 47:20 Ja Morant vs. Zion Williamson 48:15 Minnesota vs. OKC 50:00 Wembanyama, Keyonte George, Kris Dunn, Markkanen 51:00 Kawhi Leonard 51:20 Lively vs. Hartenstein 52:30 LaMelo & Jrue for Anthony Davis? 53:50 Is Tari Eason still a hold? 56:35 Kawhi for Devin Booker - good trade? 57:30 Drop Clarkson and Vassell for Lively and Duren? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve "Dr. A" Alexander is joined by Brian Rosenworcel (drummer from the band Guster) to discuss Chet Holmgren vs. Victor Wembanyama, Jalen Brunson's fantasy outlook, Jordan Poole's upside, the Bucks-Celtics debate and much more! 0:00 Intro 3:00 Braves Win 5:05 Chet Holmgren & Victor Wembanyama 8:20 Jalen Williams + Thunder 10:25 Steve's top-5 players in 9-cat 13:15 Austin Reaves 15:20 Jalen Brunson & Mikal Bridges 17:50 Jordan Poole 19:15 Lauri Markkanen 21:00 James Harden 24:10 Ben Simmons 24:30 Bucks/Celtics 27:00 Desmond Bane 27:50 Jaren Jackson Jr.  32:15 Kevin Durant 33:15 Cam Johnson 34:15 Bruce Brown 39:15 Walker Kessler/Alperen Sengun 40:43 Isaiah Hartenstein Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Monday's Roundball Stew Steve Alexander (@docktora) sits down with drummer Brian Rosenworcel (@Bowl_of_Worcel) from the band Guster to talk some fantasy hoops. Season-ending injuries for Damian Lillard and Zion Williamson, the return of Chris Paul and a big night for Davion Mitchell are all discussed. There are three teams that play only two games this week, leaving some fantasy managers in a hole. Brian makes a live pickup on the air that may help you make a similar move.(7:11) Few games remaining and issues with fantasy lineups(20:40) Jamal Crawford retires and Josh Richardson's resurgence (25:46) Russell Westbrook records his first triple double in 2022(27:12) Jae Crowder's injury and other NBA news(29:59) Davion Mitchell's strong performance(32:00) Fantasy implications with the New York Knicks

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander are joined by special guest Brian Rosenworcel from the band Guster to discuss injuries to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and James Harden, plus some waiver wire options to consider at the start of Week 16. Also on this episode: the long-term upside and intrigue of Isaiah Jackson.(4:18) SGA ankle injury(6:36) Lebron's knee injury and the rise of Malik Monk(9:37) Harden injury and Nets' rotation(11:43)  Update on the Washington Wizards(19:36) Isaiah Jackson upside? Impact on Myles Turner(23:16) Davion Mitchell and Reggie Bullock 

Brian Rosenworcel, also known as the Thundergod, is the drummer for rock band Guster. Over the course of Guster's thirty years as an active unit, Brian has gained notoriety for not only his musicianship but his humorous and often quirky online presence as expressed on the band's road and studio journals.    This was actually our second stab at recording. Our first attempt got thwarted by noise, but the good thing is that Brian is such a great conversationalist that it didn't matter that we were performing a do-over on an already recorded podcast. Brian has a lot to share regarding parenting, politics, what it takes to keep a relationship going three decades in, his band's fan base and the qualities he'd like to improve about himself.

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander (broadcasting from a yacht, sort of) are joined by special/frequent guest Brian Rosenworcel of Guster to look at the top fantasy basketball waiver wire pickups for Week 17. We discuss an impressive run from Raptors rookie Malachi Flynn (and whether it's about to come to and end), notable recent performances from Jalen and Jaden McDaniels, plus the rise of Mo Bamba and the return of Darius Bazley. We also consider names ranging from Daniel Gafford to Aaron Holiday to Isaiah Hartenstein — and coin two new absurd/possibly not absurd fantasy league formats — on this episode.

Matt Stroup and Dr. A break down the week's top waiver wire pickups, including Donte DiVincenzo, Brandon Knight, Josh Jackson and De'Anthony Melton of the Grizzlies. We also discuss some poorly-timed schedule issues for the Detroit Pistons and Phoenix Suns. And we get an update from Brian Rosenworcel of Guster from the road in Nashville, who recommends Derrick White — and weighs in on the latest drama for the Knicks and the Nets.

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander to break down the week's top waiver pickups (including Malik Beasley, De'Anthony Melton and Thon Maker??!!?), then Brian Rosenworcel of Guster joins the podcast to discuss the outlook for Andre Drummond in Cleveland and play a big-man edition of Where Are They Now?

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander and Brian Rosenworcel to discuss the week's top waiver wire pickups, including Cam Reddish, Shabazz Napier, Trevor Ariza, Marquese Chriss and Daniel Theis. We also discuss the improved recent play of Elfrid Payton, what to expect from Thaddeus Young with Lauri Markkanen hurt, and the ongoing hot streak from Svi Mykhailiuk.

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander and special return guest Brian Rosenworcel (fantasy basketball expert / drummer for Guster) to hit the week's most serviceable and intriguing waiver pickups, including Shabazz Napier, Donte DiVincenzo, Monte Morris and Luke Kornet. We also consider the outlook in a new home (Portland for Trevor Ariza), ponder the second-half upside for Cam Reddish, and make note of a serious scoring binge for Svi Mykhailiuk.

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander and special guest Brian Rosenworcel — the drummer for Guster and an avid fantasy hoops player — to break down the week's top waiver pickups, including Jaxson Hayes, Omari Spellman and Daniel Gafford. We also discuss names ranging from Bruce Brown Jr. to Dorian Finney-Smith to Donte DiVincenzo, and hear Brian's explanation of why Elfrid Payton is the greatest player in the NBA.

Things are a lot quieter. The last time I say down with Guster, the full band passed around a mic, seated at a table in the front of the sadly now-defunct Grassroots on St. Marks Place. Percussionist/drummer Brian Rosenworcel came alone this time, and the ambience is little more than an office air conditioner. It’s a welcome change and one that allows us to get to the heart of the group’s nearly 30 years of existence. Out in January, Look Alive is the band’s eight record. As with all of their releases, it finds the quarter exploring new venues for music making, including the debut single, “Overexcited,” which adopts a British accent for a surprising homage to Madness.

Welcome to Influencers! For those of you who listened to the last episode, you know that we have Brian with us. The hints that were given were that Brian considers himself from Brooklyn, although he really isn't. He became a percussionist after picking up a cheap set of bongos when he was a teenager. He […]

Welcome to Influencers! For those of you who listened to the last episode, you know that we have Brian with us. The hints that were given were that Brian considers himself from Brooklyn, although he really isn’t. He became a percussionist after picking up a cheap set of bongos when he was a teenager. He and his band have produced an immense body of music that really stands a test of time. The Incredible Hulk would play him in a movie version of his life. The book that represents his life is Portnoy’s Complaint because it is the defining book of a young Jew. He went to many of the trials and tribulations of becoming a member of a successful band. He has a last name that is so long and so incredibly difficult to pronounce that no other percussionist could compete. Then, the second interview is anonymous. If you can figure out who it is before we reveal it in the following podcast, you could win a coveted invitation to the Influencer Salon.

Over Spicey Chilaquiles in the most recent episode of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano, Ryan Miller and Brian Rosenworcel of the alternative rock band, Guster, dish on lasting almost 25 years, playing impromptu dumpsters sets in an alley, and life according to Guster.

Guster has achieved national acclaim as an ever-evolving alternative pop band for more than 20 years now. Its drummer, Brian Rosenworcel, joins the podcast to discuss the origins of the band, what comes next, how it ever got to this point, and so much more.

“All the bull**** of the music industry dying,” Brian Rosenworcel explains, his passion drowning out the din of the packed Manhattan bar, “all the babies, all the egos, nothing really matters except the fact that we’re honing in on a classic pop album.” The babies, incidentally are his own, the drummer’s primary focus in the half-decade since the last Guster record. Maybe it’s the beer speaking, but Rosenworcel sounds damn excited about about Evermotion, convinced that the band’s seventh record just might be its best. It’s the sort of excitement you don’t find in a group approaching its 25th birthday. Perhaps there’s something to be said for taking a good five years between records. Around halfway through, multi-instrumentalist Luke Reynolds takes a seat at our table — a somewhat fitting later arrival for the band’s most recent addition, having joined Guster in 2010, after the release of their last record, Easy Wonderful. It all adds up to a fascinating peek into the of day to life of band that’s been doing its thing longer than many of its fans have been on this planet.

Doug talks with drummer and percussionist Brian Rosenworcel from the band Guster about the ever-perilous bathroom habits of a touring musician.