Podcast appearances and mentions of Evan J Thomas

Episode 105, I talk to Evan J Thomas, who I had on the Podcast once before. we go over some topics, such as: his new, weekly Drink, Draw, Color & Mingle event that he has started doing, the Super Bowl, new music he's listening to, concert photography gigs, The Bad Ass Art and Music Show that he's doing again this year, the current UFOs being seen around the Country, some wrestling talk, some new movies that him and his son will be talking about on their Podcast show, and some new breweries that Evan has gone out too. Check it out now!!! Season 3 opening theme music is "Shark Ethic" which was made by Most Precious Blood from Trustkill Records and was given permission to use it from Josh Grabelle who runs Trustkill Records. All permission was given to use it. You can check out Evan J Thomas at his FB page at: Evan J. Thomas | Facebook . Also, check out Evan J Thomas's IG page at: Evan J. Thomas (@evanjthomas) • Instagram photos and videos.

Episode 93, I talk with Photographer, Podcast Creator, and Radio show Host, Evan J. Thomas, about his time as becoming a photographer from watching his Father and getting out there and doing it himself and also doing a Radio Show as well. I ask Evan about how this all came about and how he likes doing his radio show. I ask him about any previous experience he has had about the radio show and what type of show it is that he does. We also talk about some favorite guests and maybe some least favorites too. We also talk about how Evan started doing photography and what he shoots photos of and where. We talk about the equipment he uses to shoot photos and how about he goes to get gigs for that kind of work. I also ask about any memorable gigs that he has had doing photos and then ask how he has to deal with bands or celebrities and such. we also talk about doing podcasting and how that is going for him. All this and more!!! The opening theme music was made by Hostages who has given me full permission to use it. You can check out Evan J. Thomas at his Facebook at: Evan J. Thomas | Facebook and also check out Evan's IG at: Evan J. Thomas (@evanjthomas) • Instagram photos and videos and you can also check out Evan's photography work on IG at: Evan J. Thomas Photography (@evanjphoto1) • Instagram photos and videos and Evan's Bad Ass Production companies IG page at: Bad Ass Productions (@badassproductions1) • Instagram photos and videos as well as his website at: Bad Ass Productions - Home (badassproductions1.com)

Mr. Willy's Pod of Mayhem  S01:E08With Special Guest Evan J. ThomasOn this episode of the Pod of Mayhem, Willy sits down with fellow promoter, radio personality, photographer and actor, Evan J. Thomas to discuss his roots in the entertainment industry, advice for independent musicians and several great stories!The Pod of Mayhem is hosted by Willy Adkins for Breaking Fate Radio, a product of Breaking Fate Entertainment.  All music produced exclusively for Breaking Fate Entertainment or used with permission of original artist(s) or copyright owners.  BE SURE TO CHECK OUT:www.breakingfateradio.comwww.breakingfate.comwww.willyadkins.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podofmayhem/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/podofmayhem/support

Evan J. Thomas & Brandon J. Thomas review the movie "1917" and give their Academy Awards predictions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e2b2podcast/support

Evan J. Thomas and Brandon J. Thomas introduce a new Podcast as the father and son duo tackle life topics, pop culture and have some fun together. EP1 features the review of "Avengers: Endgame" and we talk about Star Wars and our favorite sushi joint and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e2b2podcast/support

They would shorten their songs, and it would give Rush their biggest success with their eighth album “Moving Pictures,” which peaked at #3 on this date, March 28, 1981, and would stay there for the next three weeks. Allan looks back in today’s Classic Rock Calendar… Image: Evan J. Thomas / PR Photos

The progressive bands of the '70s had to make a change as the '80s began. Rush would embrace new sounds and become superstars with their 8th album “Moving Pictures,” released on this date, February 12, 1981. Allan looks back in today’s Classic Rock Calendar… Image: Evan J. Thomas / PR Photos

Rush's career can be split into two halves - before and after "Moving Pictures" - an album they began recording on this date, August 31, 1980. Allan looks back in today's Classic Rock Calendar... Image: Evan J. Thomas / PR Photos