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Every week we will take a deep dive into a business and share with you some of their marketing & business strategies that helped these businesses scale.In Episode 25, we dissect into Death Wish Coffee Co. business & marketing strategy – Death Wish Coffee has claimed that they make the world’s strongest coffee & backup their claim by showing how it’s made and where it’s sourced from. The company originally started out as a coffee shop in New York by founder Mike Brown back in 2012. In 2019, the company reported to generate over 12 million dollars in revenue. ABOUT MATT SKOPAK:An adventure and fitness addict with a passion for entrepreneurship and numbers. Lead Investor in Sweetberry Bowls and CFO of Sugar & Kush CBD. Rutgers MBA 2020 in Entrepreneurship & Accounting. Matt Skopak's Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mskopakABOUT ME (SEAN AZARI):In 2015, I started a creative ad agency called Breakthrough Social that has helped over 50+ businesses build their brand & increase sales mainly through content development & distribution, influencer marketing, paid media campaigns, and other developing techniques. Brands that I have worked with: Safavieh, Rugs USA, SoJo Spa Club, Muscle Maker Grill, Kat Burki, Sweetberry Bowls, & many others.BREAKTHROUGH SOCIAL (MY CREATIVE AD AGENCY WITH CASE STUDIES) ⤵️https://breakthrough.socialREBHORN (My eCommerce/Art Brand) ⤵️Website: https://www.rebhorndesign.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebhorndesignMy Other Social Channels:INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sean_azari/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/azarimedia/SNAPCHAT: https://www.snapchat.com/add/sean_azariTWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/sean_azari

In part four of The Alien Series from Fueled By Death Cast, I begin to look deeper into some of the societies and research groups that have been created to look for truth in the UFO phenomenon. Do you believe that aliens exist, and other worlds supporting life are out there in the universe? I ask retired astronaut Nicole Stott, MUFON member Henry Zebrowski, science fiction author Larry Niven, and theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku their thoughts on aliens and UFOs. The Men in Black, MUFON, CUFOS, and more are the groups focused on in this installment.

Jeff Ayers is the host of the Fueled By Death Cast, the official podcast of the Deathwish Coffee Company, where he also serves as broadcast media manager. He is also a long time friend, and fellow musician.  We discuss the impact that the lockdowns from the Corona Virus Pandemic are having on podcasters, the Deathwish Coffee Company itself, and creatives and people in general.  Fueled By Death Cast Podcast: https://www.deathwishcoffee.com/collections/fueled-by-death-cast On this episode I am drinking O'Donnell Toffee moonshine!  We are excited to welcome O'Donnell Moonshine as a new schnapps sponsor for the podcast! This 'toffee' moonshine is a delicious and sweet caramel flavored liquor that is much smoother and less sweet than expected, very drinkable! Find out more at www.odonnell.de The podcast for thinkers, wanderers and drink'n'ponderers. Matthew Hendershot is your host, accompanied by co-hosts, Jake and Justin plus many guests throughout this journey, a booze fueled jaunt through a new land with new customs and rules. In the spirit of unbridled curiosity and the will to experience everything this eclectic crew set out on adventures and conversations from the unique to the mundane and take shots at figuring out this crazy modern world. This happens both literally and figuratively as each episode is properly greased by everyone's favorite social lubricant in it's most unadulterated form, Schnapps! Patreon.com/ShotAtThat Twitter.com/ShotAtThat Instagram.com/ShotAtThat Facebook.com/ShotAtThat Tag us with @ShotAtThat/#ShotAtThat

On this week in science from Fueled By Death Cast, first, we take a long look at the Sun. Well, not literally, because that is where Hawaii's Inouye Solar Telescope comes in. This groundbreaking technology allows scientists the closest and most detailed looks at our favorite star, and the first images are stunning. Then, a 3,000-year-old mummy whose name was Nesyamun 'speaks' for the first time since his death. Scientists have 3D printed the man's vocal tract and reproduced a sound that could be very close to what Nesyamun sounded like when he was alive. Finally - have you ever been listening to the radio and the signal was interrupted or the station changed suddenly? Well, science might finally have the answer to why, and it is thanks to studying Mars.

Death Wish Coffee Company Employee Episode #31 D-MAN IS BACK! On a very special employee feature and the 164th episode of the podcast, Dustin Alexander gets back on the mic. Dustin was the co-conspirator behind Fueled By Death Cast and co-hosted the show for the first two seasons before becoming the head of logistics here at Death Wish Coffee. We talk about what his new role entails and how he has evolved from a part-time K-Cup packer to managing the logistics team. Plus, Dustin and I reminisce about some of our favorite experiences together on the show including interviewing Zakk Wylde in his recording studio, The Black Vatican, on the monumental 100th episode. Don't miss a minute of fun with the return of The Amazing D-Man. Check out the full transcript and video clips at www.deathwishcoffee.com/dustin

Welcome to the first-ever REINCARNATED episode of Fueled By Death Cast. I will be giving new listeners a look back at earlier episodes in the reincarnated series, and fans of the show since the beginning can relive some of the best bits of previous podcasts!  This week is all about Groundhog Day because, without fail, the holiday is celebrated every year on February 2nd. In 2017, my cohost D-Man and myself, Mike Brown, and John Swedish ventured down to Punxsutawney PA to see the holiday festivities up close. We talked with some of the inner circle and reminisced about the cult classic movie starring Bill Murray. Plus - hear the origins of the holiday as D-Man and I break down Groundhog Day celebrations around the world.

The final part of our Humanity in Space series from Fueled By Death Cast takes a look at the future of space exploration. From NASA's new Artemis program, to the newest spaceships being designed by SpaceX and Boeing, we are going back to the moon and hopefully farther into space than we ever have before. Plus, new technology and science is being sent to the farthest reaches of the galaxy in the hopes that one day we will become an inter-planetary society.

On science this week from Fueled By Death Cast, NASA has released a stunning animation detailing exactly what we think a black hole would look like if you got close enough to observe it. With a lot of new data coming in all the time, we are finally starting to get a better understanding of this mysterious phenomenon in the universe. In fact, only earlier this year did we actually capture the first-ever picture of a black hole. Plus, the 2014 sc-fi movie Interstellar really did their homework as the movie depictions look surprisingly similar to these recent concepts from NASA. Then, I recently discovered a wonderful site called OCEARCH that is a hub for all the tracked sharks, whales, turtles, seals and more sea life in the ocean. You can follow your favorite species or become very informed about singular animals, and even donate to the no-profit organization to help further their research and provide curriculum for STEM programs. Check out more at www.ocearch.org

On science this week from Fueled By Death Cast, NASA is rolling out a brand new series called #AskNASA. You can use the hashtag on Twitter to ask NASA a question and they might have an astronaut or scientist answer on one of the shows, premiering every Monday on nasa.gov. We replay the first episode which just so happens to feature astronaut Serena Aunon-Chancellor, who was drinking Death Wish Coffee on the International Space Station last year! Plus, NASA asked Brad Pitt some questions about his new movie Ad Astra to help start the whole series! Then, NASA is working with astronauts in space to develop a new understanding of asthma and how it can be treated both here on Earth, and on other worlds.

This week on science from Fueled By Death Cast, astronomers have discovered another interstellar object, and this one could be a comet. The first object, Oumuamua, was discovered only a week before it flew out of our solar system into the universe. This new object should be in our solar system for almost a year, giving scientists enough time to properly study it. Plus, if it does turn out to be a comet, the discovery could lead to some surprising data about the universe itself. Then, NASA won two Creative Arts Emmy Awards. one for the coverage of the first test of the Crew Dragon capsule, which launched from Cape Canaveral and docked with the International Space Station for the first time. The second award was for the interactive coverage NASA and JPL produced for the Mars InSight lander mission, which is still getting data today on the red planet.

On this week's science segment from Fueled By Death Cast, it's all about dinosaurs. First, a new dinosaur species was identified in Japan. Kamuysaurus Japonicus is a new genus and species of hadrosaurid or duck-billed dinosaur. This new find will help scientists to further unlock the mysteries of these dinosaurs, including their reasons for being near large bodies of water. Then, new evidence about Tyrannosaurs Rex suggests that the holes in their skulls might work like giant thermostats. Much like alligators today have temperature regulators in their skull, the T. Rex could also have had this biological phenomenon.

On this week in science from Fueled By Death Cast, I check in with the progress on the Mars 2020 rover from NASA. The final clean lab tests are being performed, and some of the last pieces of technology are being added to the rover, including the very interesting Mars Helicopter. Developed by NASA, the helicopter flies differently than a helicopter in on Earth, having to compensate for the gravity and atmosphere of the red planet. One of the final things left to do with the Mars 2020 rover is to give it a name! So kids all across the country from grades K-12 have the chance to submit their suggestion and a short essay explaining their name choice to NASA by Nov.1. The names will be voted on and a winner announced on Feb 18th, 2020, exactly one year before the rover touches down on the surface of Mars.

This week on science from Fueled By Death Cast, we first check-in with NASA's Parker Solar Probe which has completed two rotations around the sun and well into it's third. The probe launched on August 12, 2018, and has already yielded amazing results about the star in our backyard. Then, the mystery deepens with new evidence surrounding the Skeleton Lake high in the Himalaya Mountains. Over 800 skeletons have been found at this site from different backgrounds and timeframes. Why did they all end up there?

On episode 132 of Fueled By Death Cast welcome guitarist Kragen Lum to the show. Kragen is best known for playing with Exodus but also plays with the bands Heathen and Prototype. On this episode, Kragen talks about how he got into the music industry and how playing guitar in these bands eventually led to him working as a manager for a few projects as well. Plus, Kragen produces extensive guitar books for many of the bands, with a new one from Exodus just released, and he even worked in the video game industry for a while, working on titles like Guitar Hero and Tonky Hawk Pro Skater. Kragen loves to stay busy and loves what he does, and talks about what fuels him to keep doing it all.   Check out the transcript of the podcast and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/kragenlum

On this episode of Fueled By Death Cast, meet Nathan Hirsch, the co-founder and CEO of FreeUp.com. Nate started his first eCommerce business out of his college dorm room and this gave him valuable insight into how to start a business, and the hardships of hiring once your business grow. This led Nate to create Free Up, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted virtual assistants. Nate talks about his journey in business and what fuels him to keep remaining motivated. Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/nathanhirsch

On the 127th episode of Fueled By Death Cast, Legendary bassist Terry Butler joins the podcast this week to talk all things metal. We discuss his career spanning bands like Death and Six Feet Under, and his current projects Massacre and Obituary. Terry talks about how his playing has evolved through the various bands he has played with and some of his favorite basses to play. Plus, we talk about the current tour with Hatebreed, Obituary's plans for the next album, and what keeps Terry kicking ass. This interview was recorded before Terry suffered a terrible tragedy when his daughter was killed in a car accident. She left behind two young boys and if you would like to help the family out you can donate at www.gofundme.com/jonawright Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/terrybutler

This week on science I talk about NASA and dinosaurs, two of my favorite things. For the first time in history, women are leading three of the four science branches at NASA. These women are the ones in charge of many of the exciting missions, experiments, and projects that will be pushing us father in space and helping to create a better life here on Earth. Meet Sandra Cauffman, the acting director of the Earth Science division, Nicola Fox, the head of the Heliophysics division, and Lori Glaze who leads the Planetary Science division. Then, there are new details surrounding a brand new dinosaur discovered, Ambopteryx Longibrachium. this dinosaur was small and had membrane-type wings, furthering the connections of dinosaurs to modern birds and gliding mammals like flying squirrels. Check out more from Fueled By Death Cast at deathwishcoffee.com/deathcast and follow us on social media @fueledbydeathcast

Meet Chantale Coady-McCombs, an award-winning tattoo artist from the UK. She owns and operates Picture House Tattoo Studio in Chippenham. Chantale joins Fueled By Death Cast to talk about her love of art and how her road to becoming a tattoo artist led her all the way to Australia and back. Plus, she talks about traveling the world appearing in conventions and how she hopes to start a fine art convention of her own. Learn about what fuels Chantale and where she thinks the future of art and tattoo is headed. Check out more from Chantale including the full transcript at www.deathwishcoffee.com/chantale

On this week's Science episode from Fueled By Death Cast, the first recorded details of marsquakes are sent back from the InSight lander. With haunting audio, this proves that the red planet is still active with these quakes and will help us peer deeper into the interior as we find more.  Then, modern chemistry is based on facts and some theories that have never been proven until now. Early after the Big Bang that started the universe, there had to have been the first ever molecule formed from the first atoms of hydrogen and helium. This molecule had never been found in space, and all of that has changed.

In the science clip from Fueled By Death Cast this week I wish a very Happy 29th Anniversary to the Hubble space telescope. Sent up in 1990 on the Space Shuttle Discovery, Hubble has been instrumental in expanding our understanding of the universe with stunning images from across the galaxy and beyond. Also this week it was announced the astronaut Christina Koch will be extending her stay on the space station, with her mission now lasting 328 days. She will return to Earth in February of 2020 and break the record for the longest duration in space by a female astronaut. 

In this week's science segment from Fueled By Death Cast, I detail just how you can help vote n a name from a new minor planet in the Kuiper Belt. Currently called 2007or10, you can help pick a name for this celestial body from three ancient deities. Head over to https://2007or10.name to cast your vote. Also, I talk about the recent success SpaceX had with it's Falcon Heavy launch. With video of the launch and incredible landing of all three rockets, SpaceX has proven once again they are a prime contender in the growing field of space exploration. SpaceX was also named by NASA to be a part of the DART program, or Double Asteroid Redirection Test, which will be deployed in 2021.

In this science clip from Fueled By Death Cast, I talk about NASA's plans to send a helicopter to Mars aboard the next Mars rover in 2020. The problem with testing such a vehicle is that the gravity and atmosphere are so much different on the red planet, NASA had to virtually create the conditions in a lab. Then, the first ever all-women spacewalk was canceled due to not having the safest equipment on board the International Space Station. I break down exactly why and just how dangerous spacewalks are, and astronaut Anne McClain talks about the decision on the space station.

On our science segment this week, I unpack all the details from NASA's announcement to go back to the Moon to stay, and eventually go to Mars. Starting in 2020, the Orion Spacecraft will begin test launches on the SLS rocket. Also, NASA and private and commercial companies will be working on the Gateway spacecraft which will act as an orbiting hub around the Moon to ferry astronauts to the lunar surface. Along with new science experiments and robotic rovers being deployed to the Moon, everything will be used as a field test to inevitably send a human presence to Mars by 2030. This is all exciting and groundbreaking for humanity, but we need to think about revising the laws that govern space as well. Dr. Michio Kaku chimes in on this idea from a clip from episode 63 of Fueled By Death Cast.

This week on episode 114 we welcome the "Voice of Death" himself, Brock Powell. Brock is the voice behind all the bumps on Fueled By Death Cast and he joins the show for the second time as a guest. We talk with Brock in Los Angeles about voice acting in cartoons versus video games, his favorite history surrounding the craft, and some of his tips on taking care of your voice and vocal cords. Plus, Brock discusses his love for Disney and specifically the show he works on, Milo Murphy's Law. Check out more from Brock including the transcript at deathwishcoffee.com/brock2

In this clip from episode 112 of Fueled By Death Cast, we talk about seven new pieces of parchment found containing information about Merlin the Wizard. Straight out of Arthurian legend, these new findings s shed light on stories we already knew, and also open up the realm of new possibilities surrounding the myths. Also, a rock collected on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission might have originated on Earth, thanks to recent findings from researchers. Check out the full episode along with the weekly podcast at deathwishcoffee.com/mrtbt

In this clip from Fueled By Death Show 111, we run down some history and traditions surrounding the holiday of Groundhog Day. This weird and slightly strange weather predicting rodent has been around since the late 1800s and is even more popular today thanks to a cult favorite movie starring Bill Murray. Plus, we actually went to Punxsutawney PA in 2017 and recall some of our memories from that trip, which was immortalized on episode 9 of Fueled By Death CAst - deathwishcoffee.com/groundhog Check out the full show along with the weekly podcast at deathwishcoffee.com/robprior

Since we were off for Christmas, this week the clip of The Roast is a throwback to Episode 54. Why do people consume gold? From drinks like Goldschlager to adding gold leaf to burgers of pizza, the trend of eating this precious metal is weird and sometimes only for the wealthy. Does gold have an effect on your digestive system? Does it add flavor to your meal? these questions and more are addressed this week. Don't miss a single episode of Fueled By Death Cast at deathwishcoffee.com/deathcast

Since we were off for Christmas break, we throw it back to some early Science segments from the show. First, back on Episode 24, we discussed the best-preserved dinosaur fossil ever found, a 110 million-year-old nodosaur, which was found by accident in Canada. Then, the largest and most extensive collection of dinosaur footprints was found in Australia, and we talk about all the details in a clip from Episode 27. Check out Fueled By Death Cast every week with new episodes at deathwishcoffee.com/deathcast

Welcome to the first science mini-episode from Fueled By Death Cast. From this week's Fueled By Death Show, Jeff and Dustin discuss recent data from space that could lead to the discovery of a super-earth only 6 light years away. Plus, the NASA InSight spacecraft will land on Mars on November 26th, 2018, and will be the first probe of its kind to drill deep into the planet's interior. Check out the full show, along with the weekly podcast and more at deathwishcoffee.com/goofy

The World's Strongest Coffee is now the Strongest Coffee in the Galaxy. In celebration of the news that Death Wish Coffee will be going to the International Space Station episode 77 is a supercut of some of our favorite moments from Fueled By Death Cast about science and space. This includes excerpts our episode with retired NASA Astronaut and artist Nicole Stott and the a-ha moment we had about sending Death Wish Coffee to space, as well as what it was like for her to ride on the Space Shuttle and live on the Space Station. Plus, hear some clips from Episode 63 with Dr. Michio Kaku as we talk about space exploration, growing coffee on Mars, and answers to science questions from Bill Farmer, the voice of Disney's Goofy! Then, hear a special segment featuring Claire Wineland from Episode 26 as she talks about her fascination with science and how we all fit into the universe. Finally, hear Death Wish Coffee Company's owner and founder Mike Brown talk about creating an instant version of the World's Strongest Coffee for space, and how his small business idea has traveled from the basement to the cosmos.   Check out all the video, links transcripts and more at deathwishcoffee.com/spacecoffee

Fueled By Death Cast started as a simple idea: create an audio podcast that each week asks a guest the question, "What Fuels You"? We are all "fueled by death" - the drive to leave this world a better place before we inevitably leave it for good. After 52 episodes and a handful of special 'on location' episodes, this show has morphed from an audio podcast to a weekly internet-based TV show and audio and video guest interviews. As the show reaches its one year anniversary, The Incredible Jeff and The Amazing D-Man take a look back at some of their favorite moments. There is a Science supercut with favorites like the Juno spacecraft and mysteries in Eygpt's pyramids. Then there's a What Fuels You recap with some of the best answers to the question from various guests and fans. The fun continues with a special 'Blooper Reel', a look back at some of the incredible places the podcast went like Walker Stalker Convention in Nashville, and even a first-ever look at the 'pilot' episode that was recorded and never aired. With season one in the books, the hosts look to the future and season two, with more incredible episodes of Fueled By Death Cast, brought to you by the World's Strongest Coffee Company. Check out the homepage for VIDEO with content available in the audio version deathwishcoffee.com/yearone

DEATH WISH COFFEE COMPANY EMPLOYEE SERIES #12 Kristine Wheeler from customer service joins episode 51 for the final episode of Season One of Fueled By Death Cast! Kristine joined the team a year ago and talks about what keeps her coming back, and what fuels her to bring the best customer service to the table. She also talks about her love of the horror genre, but nothing really scares her anymore. Check out the TV show, audio, video, transcripts and links at: deathwishcoffee.com/kristine

What does it look like to build a successful brand? How do you promote it and cultivate a raving fanbase? How do you recover from low supply and high demand for your product? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from special guest Mike Brown. Mike opens up about his experience building and expanding his product and brand, Death Wish Coffee. He explains how the idea started, the challenges that arose as they experienced rapid success and exposure, how they’ve continued to evolve the brand over time and much more! You don’t want to miss this fascinating and exciting episode! Grappling with Rapid Success It’s a small business owner’s dream, your product caught on and now it’s going viral! How do you even begin tackling such rapid and unexpected success? Do you have a plan in place if this were to happen to your ecommerce business? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear how Mike Brown and his team at Death Wish Coffee responded to TWO episodes that shot their product into the public consciousness. Mike describes each occurrence and how his team responded in very different ways. You will want to have pen and paper ready for this helpful insight and how leaders like you can learn from the process! Storytelling is KEY Have you ever been moved by a well-told story? How about a movie that was done so well that it transported you to another time and place? It has been said that all marketing is, is telling a good story about your product. Have you done that with your brand? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Mike Brown describes how storytelling has had a huge impact on the way they market and promote his brand, Death Wish Coffee. Mike and his team really go all out, from their logo to a podcast, they’ve nailed this concept of storytelling as a way to push and promote a brand. Discover more tips and insights from Mike’s story on this helpful episode! Expanding the Product Line How can you take a growing and thriving brand and expand the product line successfully? Is it even worth the risk to fiddle with something that’s already working so well? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Mike Brown explains how he and his team decided to expand their product line from one highly successful product to a second one. They didn’t go through this process quickly, they took their time and planned the expansion carefully. As it turns out they were able to connect with someone who already had a sizeable following and they were able to build off of that fanbase as well as tap into their own. There are so many great lessons to learn from Mike’s story, make sure to catch this episode to hear more! Take Advantage of Opportunities! Do you ever feel like you’ve missed the boat when it comes to building a successful and thriving ecommerce business? Are you wrestling with doubts? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from business leader and entrepreneur Mike Brown. Mike wants ecommerce sellers like you to know that there is still massive potential out there for you to succeed. Don’t throw in the towel just yet! Learn from Mike’s story and tap into the inspiration and motivation you need to keep grinding away! Make sure to listen to this episode and even bookmark it for future reference, you’ll be glad that you did. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [4:00] Mike Brown joins the podcast. [5:30] Mike shares his story, the cliff notes version. [13:00] How did Mike come up with the name, “Death Wish Coffee?” [19:00] Mike talks about his product taking off like crazy. [23:00] The role of storytelling in marketing. [28:30] How did Mike and his team expand their product line? [34:00] Mike talks about how his company got selected for a free Super Bowl ad. [44:00] Team growth and outsourcing. [46:00] How involved does Mike remain in the business? [48:00] A podcast about coffee? [55:30] Closing thoughts from Mike. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Mikebrown[at]deathwishcoffee.com Fueled By Death Cast www.deathwishcoffee.com

Dustin and Jeff were asked to guest host The Pop 10 podcast, and we are replaying on the Fueled By Death Cast network! Take a listen to host Dave Solo as he welcomes the Fueled By death Cast hosts to help him run down the top ten pop culture topics for July 2017. Topics include Game of Thrones, the new album from Jay Z, The upcoming Punisher Netflix series, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando and more! Check out more of THE POP 10 on iTunes!

This week Fueled By Death Cast has the honor of welcoming Riki Rachtman to episode 32. Riki has been a little bit of everything during his career, starting out gaining notoriety with the infamous Cathouse club, a host of MTV's Headbanger's Ball, a DJ, a radio personality, a Nascar commentator and more. We talk about his past and a lot of the stories involving some of his friends, some of whom just happen to be famous musicians. Plus, we learn all the details about his most recent Riki's Ride (www.rikisride.com) including where he will be heading this time and how all the proceeds go to benefit Claire Wineland's charity, www.clairesplacefoundation.org. There is a lot of fun to be had in this episode, including some scary news about asteroids from NASA, community and birthday shoutouts, and a ton of new information that D-Man leaks about Death Wish Coffee. Now you can watch the interview in full video on the Death Wish Coffee YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAAH0Z9B5ILkE2FKAgpqn38eyGmd9BvP0

Fueled By Death Cast is proud to welcome the multi-talented Wyclef Jean to episode 31 this week. We talk about his origins in the music industry, his monumental rise to fame with The Fugees, and how his eclectic musical background has influenced his solo career. Plus hear about his inspiration behind some of his biggest albums and details about his newest record, Carnival 3. There are also new discoveries pointing to an ancient "Skull Cult" on Science, a brand new ROAST, and some details on the next mug release from Death Wish Coffee Company.

Fueled By Death Cast and Death Wish Coffee Company went on the road to Nashville for the Walker Stalker Convention. Born from an idea on a podcast, this convention has grown into multiple city tours to celebrate all things connected to The Walking Dead and more! Dustin and Jeff report from the convention floor, and give their recap back at the studio, with some exciting reveals, special guests Dave Solo and Ming Chen, and some amazing experiences. You can also WATCH the entire episode unfold in full video over on the Death Wish Coffee Company YouTube channel as well. See the cast of Sons of Anarchy sing, and watch as Michael Cudlitz throws Jeff into a pile of cold brew cans, and all the excitement from the show floor. 

Fueled By Death Cast performed live on stage at the 2017 NYC Podfest, and this is the replay of that incredible time with special guest, comedian Kevin Bartini for episode 19. Kevin talks about comedy and his crusade to rename a street in New York City to honor George Carlin. plus, everyone has a good laugh talking in front of a live audience. Also on this episode, Jeff discovers two science segments pertaining to archeology, and Dustin has some amazing news about the new Nitro Brew from Death Wish Coffee.

Fueled By Death Cast welcomes the incomparable ROB FENN to episode 13 this week. Dustin and Jeff listen in as Rob tells stories from the road as a rock photographer, and they learn just how busy he is with a record label, a barber/vinyl store, and now Rob is getting into movies! Incredible insight from a true professional, and someone who loves what they do. All this plus the amazing science news from Nasa, and a new mug announcement from Death Wish Coffee.

Death Wish Coffee Company presents the first episode of Fueled By Death Cast. Each week the theme will be born from the question "What Fuels You?" This week deals with competition. The Incredible Jeff and The Amazing D-Man introduce new listeners to weekly segments, and they welcome the first guest Eddie Fyvie. Eddie is an accomplished mixed martial artist and instructor and owner of the Eddie Fyvie Jiu-Jitsu Academy. The conversation gets inspired and touches on competitions and seminars, the motivation and importance of martial arts in the community, and Eddie reveals a brand new revolutionary tournament being planned for 2017!