Podcast appearances and mentions of josh weaver

Josh Weaver, curator for the Tampa Baseball MuseumJoe Maddon book signing event at museum - https://bit.ly/4iUXeYKThe New Trop or George Steinbrenner FieldRays rent to Yankees = medium level player for the YanksLicking the railings at Steinbrenner Field The CritchfieldsSteinbrenner Field feels like Spring Training New players have a familiar feel from their minor league experience – Carson Williams & Chandler SimpsonMagnum strong start with hit power – similarities to Cody BellingerNestor Cortes & the attack of the Yankees Torpedo Bats. Is Nestor pitching hurtWhere did the Torpedo Bats come from – equipment equivalent of PEDs?MLB changes on bases impact historical records - Rickey HendersonA win should be a team stat, not a pitcher statFWAR & BWAR Kiermaier defensive impact on the game raises him above his at plate performanceEovaldi recent 9 innining shutoutDrew Rasmussen has a similar story to Eovaldi as a player who came back after multiple surgeriesAtlanta Braves rough start to the seasonRonald Acuña Jr. & Ozzie Albies contract extensions2025 White Sox surprise leading the way in Central Rafael Devers expeiencing difficulty as Red Sox DHSeveral recent team extensions in MLB – Garret Crochet with Red SoxD-backs with Corbin Burnes decisionWhy haven't the Blue Jays signed Vladimer Guerrero JrJays spent $11 billion for NHL coverage in CanadaJust because the Rays extend a player it does not insure that they will keep them foreverErik Neander, Tampa Bay Rays GM, impact on the teams and initial unpopular decision to trade away Evan LongoriaWhat if  . . . Kiermaier a coach for centerfielders and Evan Longoria as bench managerRay's games are more of an event in the new stadium – something watching baseball in an open air stadium at night September night. Cool Breeze watching baseball. No open air, no issuesTampa Bay Devil Rays & Rays 5 Managers display at the Tampa Baseball MuseumLarry Rothschild, Hal McRae, Lou Piniella, Joe Maddon & Kevin CashRothschild first manager of the Rays, played forTigers in '81 to '82, 2 World Series as a pitching coachHal McRae took over the Rays after the firing of Rothschild McRae as a player is in the Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame. Lou Piniella basically throws a grenade into the field & began building a new structure for the RaysJoe Maddon comes in and makes a difference to the RaysRothschild & Maddon believe that Piniella should be installed in HOFKevin Cash and Joe Maddon - multiple Manager of the Year awardsIdeal HOF induction would include Tino Francona & Kevin Cash togetherJoe Maddon & Rick Vaughn book signing event at the Tampa Baseball Museum tickets at https://bit.ly/4iUXeYKDurham Bulls win with Chandler Simpson hitting a triple and stealing a baseGet ready to support MiLB Minor League BaseballSpecial Thanks to Josh Weaver, Curator of the Tampa Baseball Museum for sharing stories on the Tampa Bay Rays Managers exhibit and the special event with World Series winning manager Joe Maddon at the museum on April 21st.Just a reminder, if you enjoyed this show, go ahead like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. Also you can find Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B Sky social. That's Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B, Sky social or Mark at  Baseball Biz on Deck dot B Sky Social. You may also find Baseball Biz on Deck, at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot comSpecial Thanks to XTaKe-R-U-X for the music Rocking Forward, 

In his sermon, Josh Weaver emphasizes the critical importance of the resurrection of Jesus, asserting that without it, faith is rendered pointless. He presents three possible views on Jesus: a liar, a lunatic, or truly the Lord, underscoring the need for every person to grapple with the identity of Jesus in their own life. The sermon further delves into the doctrine of salvation, highlighting the roles of grace, faith, and repentance, while stressing that true faith must translate into action. Ultimately, Weaver invites listeners to accept the offer of salvation, encouraging them to respond with repentance and a commitment to follow Jesus.

In his sermon, Josh Weaver emphasizes the critical importance of the resurrection of Jesus, asserting that without it, faith is rendered pointless. He presents three possible views on Jesus: a liar, a lunatic, or truly the Lord, underscoring the need for every person to grapple with the identity of Jesus in their own life. The sermon further delves into the doctrine of salvation, highlighting the roles of grace, faith, and repentance, while stressing that true faith must translate into action. Ultimately, Weaver invites listeners to accept the offer of salvation, encouraging them to respond with repentance and a commitment to follow Jesus.

Mental issues rarely manifest themselves in a visible way to others. In fact, rarely do they “make sense” to an outsider's perspective, even. How often, for instance, have we all been shocked and surprised when something tragic happens with a public figure because of something related to depression? Even outside of public figures as such, and in other, not art-related professions, in these days of social media exposure, everyone seems even happier and satisfied all the time than usual. No matter how the outside looks, however, a lot of things might be going on. with someone. So it's important to be honest. To speak out, to share your experiences, so that others might relate and realise they're not alone, they're not weird and they're not broken. That was exactly the starting point for this very honest and very raw conversation with Mlny Parsonz, the amazing frontwoman for Royal Thunder. After two high-profile shows at the prestigious Roadburn Festival, which seemed to highlight the brilliance of their comeback – in every way - record ‘Rebuilding The Mountain', you would imagine spirits to be high among all band members for a while. In the case of Mlny, half of the crucial core of the band alongside guitarist Josh Weaver, not everything was okay. Expectations, self-worth, dealing with your own shortcomings. We all feel this, and sometimes it's hard to see the light with all these shadows dancing around us. So what follows is, in Mel's own words, “an honest interview about imposter syndrome and self worth and self deprecation and finding hope and healing after a severe personal, emotional beat down.” The bassist and singer, who already participated on a couple of The Devil's Mouth's features like the Ten Rounds or when we did our 100th episode specials, told us a few weeks ago she did “really want to open up about humility and change and change with time and age in music,” so we naturally gave her all the space and time she needed to do so. Let's listen to her.

Ever wondered how you can be heard on topics that matter to you? Find out more about the committee inquiry process, petitions and contacting your MP. Guests on the show: MPs David Southwick, Ella George and David Limbrick. Produced by Josh Weaver, Mac Zamani, Radhi Rashdan and Rowan Farren.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the virtual Lemonade Stand, Emily is joined by Josh Weaver from Ad Leverage! They discuss the following topics:0:50 - Josh's Storytelling Background7:50 - Brand Representation versus Agency Work - Your Marketing Friends!10:00 - What's New with Ad Leverage13:00 - Common Contractor Mistakes in Social Media18:00 - Improvements through Data and Software23:00 - Transformative Branding in Your Business26:00 - Generating Excitement29:00 - Josh's Favorite CampaignsIf you would like to learn more about Ad Leverage or get in touch with Josh, be sure to visit their website adleverage.com, or find Josh on Twitter @JoshWeaver.If you enjoyed this chat From the Yellow Chair, consider joining our newsletter, "Let's Sip Some Lemonade" where you can receive exclusive interviews, our bank of helpful downloadables, and updates on upcoming content.Please consider following and drop a review below if you enjoyed this episode. Be sure to check out our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.Interested in being a guest on our show? Be sure to contact us today!We'll see you next time, Lemon Heads!

Who are the people working for parliament that keep the wheels turning? Hear about the support provided for committee inquiries, the Parliamentary Library and various parliamentary processes. Guests on the show: Kieran Crowe, Caley Otter and Kate Murray. Produced by Josh Weaver, Mac Zamani, Radhi Rashdan and Rowan Farren.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learn about Victoria's democratic system which ensures power and influence is spread across the three branches of power. Hear from a member of the press gallery about the role of the fourth estate.  Guests on the show: Michael O'Brien MP, Nine state political reporter Mark Santomartino and retired County Court Judge Philip Misso with extra contributions from Matt Fregon MP and Clerk of the Legislative Council Robert McDonald. Produced by Josh Weaver, Mac Zamani, Radhi Rashdan and Rowan Farren.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Weaver, Managing Coordinator for the Tampa Bay Museum & Fan Host with the Tampa Bay Rays shares his experiences on Opening Day at the Trop and a visit to the Tampa Baseball MuseumOpening Day with the Tampa Bay Rays Start with dropping the banner for the 2022 AL Wild Card “Big Game” James Shields – throwing out the opening pitch Shields, Carl Crawford & Joe Maddon were pivotal to the franchise turnaround Opening Day talent brought the excitement - Wander Franco, Jose Siri, Manuel Margot & World Baseball Classic star, Randy Arozarena Rays Talent continues & Kevin Cash keeps the engine running Cash visited Siri at home during off-season Principal owner, Stu Sternberg visited with the Fan Host pre-game to share his appreciation "Baseball is Back" All smiles on Opening Day - Josh tells the story of both Detroit & Rays Fans enjoying the game Young fan shares an Opening Day ball from a Detroit Tiger player on the field Baseball bridges all languages with fans Creating a safe and memorable experience for a first time visit to a ball field Former Tampa Bay Ray, Austin Meadows – a fan favorite who has become an advocate for mental healthFormer Ray, Ben Zobrist, might work on a project for young athletes and mental healthDon (ZimBear) Zimmer will be inducted into the Ray's Hall of FameCarl “The Catch” Crawford's speed can be seen in Wander Franco & SiriTampa Baseball Museum (TBM) teams up with East Bay Youth Athletics Little League & Malcolm Sweat Florida Sports Hall of Fame & TBM threw a special event  Baseball, Bourbon & Cigars - Fans had 1 on 1 experiences with sports legends,  Johnny Damon, Mike Heath, Buc's Super Bowl champions & NHL Hockey legend – Phil EspositoA walk through the Tampa Baseball Museum and the home of Al LopezTampa is full of World Series champions and great players like Gary Sheffield, Tino Martinez, Pete Alonso, Doc Gooden, Lance McCullers Jr. to name a few.Great and unexpected guests that visit the museum and share their stories2 Tampa Bay area players, Lance McCullers & Kyle Tucker from 2022 Astros World Series champions 25 Yeas Ago – Tampa natives, Luis Gonzales & Wade Boggs broke in the first Tampa Bay Rays gamesJosh invites everyone to visit the Tampa Baseball Museum  to play Trivia games and see “Pete's Cleats” plus the Wall of Legendary autographed balls  Tampa Baseball Museum is open Thursday, Friday & Saturdays from 10 AM to 4 PM For more information on the museum visit https://www.tampabaseballmuseum.org/For more information on Mental Health you may reach out to the National Alliance of Mental Health (NAMI) Thanks to Malcolm Sweat for all that he and his team does for baseball youth at East Bay Youth Athletics Little LeagueBaseballBiz can be found on iheartradio, Stitcher, Apple, Spotify & Google podcastsMark can be reached by DM on Twitter @TheBaseballBi

Bass Edge Radio, presented by Megaware KeelGuard rolls into Mar. 2023 featuring MLF Invitational Pro Josh Weaver in the featured Angler Spotlight for this top-rated podcast. Bass Edge hosts Aaron Martin and Kurt Dove discuss with Josh his 1st win this past February on Lake Okeechobee and his consistency competing on the MLF Pro Circuit the last 4 years. Additionally, you can hear about Josh's take on the early pre-spawn bass behavior patterns and most effective ways he breaks down fisheries. The Showcase segment dissects winning Co-Angler strategies with Pro Angler Kyle Gelles... coming off a recent MLF Toyota Series 2nd place co-angler finish at Lake Guntersville. As a BASS Opens EQ Pro Angler, you will want to hear Kyle's perspective.

To kick off season two of Alabama Extension’s Farming Basics Podcast, host Olivia Fuller and sit-in host Katelyn Kesheimer welcome Josh Weaver of Auburn University’s College of Agriculture. Weaver works....

 A New Season Together Various passages January 8, 2023    Introduction:Last week I spoke about how a new year has a way of hitting the reset button on our lives to clear out the clutter in our lives in order to restart us with new hopes, new dreams, and new commitments.Today we are going to talk about the same restart with us as a church because as 2023 starts it starts for us a new season of ministry and transitions at MVC which should produce in us new hopes, new dreams and new commitments  We are calling this year a new season together because the transitions and changes that we are going to go through will impact all of us and we will go through them together.    The more of us who commit to go through these together the greater chance we have of our hope and dreams becoming a reality! There are many changes going on at MVC over the next few years and by our 80th anniversary, two years from now, MVC is going to be a very different church, but I believe very different in a good and better way.    Last week we spoke about us individually not looking backwards in our lives and dwelling on what God did for us in the past but looking forward in faith to the new and miraculous thing God is going to do for us as individuals in the future.This is not only a posture we should take for our individual lives but also for our corporate life together here as MVC! Before I tell you what changes are coming, let me tell you how we have gotten to this place!These changes really started about four years ago as we were getting ready for our 75th anniversary and launching a spiritual initiative that was designed to help us be better in the spiritual formation of our lives and our outreach beyond the walls.Everything was in place and ready to go for a launch at Easter in 2020 then Covid hit and threw our whole world and our ministry at MVC into disarray  In many ways, Covid not only hurt MVC as a church but also hurt many, many churches across America.  But something good came out of Covid for us as a church.   As we had to shut down all of our ministries and go to an online service for Sundays there was something very interesting that we realized during that time.We realized we were pretty good at holding events, programs and services but we were not near as good at making disciples of those who came into those events, programs and services. That caused us to begin to ask ourselves some hard questions about our ministries and the way we minister, and that has driven us since that time.  So what are some of the changes that we will be facing together in this new season  ChangesFirst, there was one major internal change that impacts what we will be experiencing in the next few years!We have made a shift in how the staff operates by restructuring the staff team in a way that better fits our gifts and addresses some of the internal problems of communication, working in silo's and even helps us better address being a multigenerational church that wants to emphasize reaching the next generation.  Much of the discussions, directions, and decisions about what will be going on the next few years started and flowed from those meetings. That team consists of Mike Locke – executive pastor of ministries, Josh Weaver – executive pastor of worship, group lives and Eric Bihl – executive director of operations here at MVC.  Finally, we were coached by our consultant Ted Vaughn Video of meeting that was captured – video of SLT meeting Externally there are five major changes that will be coming our way this yearPaying off the mortgage- This will allow us not only to retire a debt, a responsibility that we have had and pay off our building but also to begin to change our focus of funds to investing in the future building of the ministry. We will hear more about that and celebrate that next Sunday when we celebrate this together! Church registrationWe desire with this to find out just who is at MVC right now and who is committed to this body so we can even identify who we are, better minister to those who consider MVC their church home and build off that! We have a database of people that is literally decades old that has listed thousands of names connected to MVC.  The nature of the software has limited our ability to clean it up But we will be getting new software that will allow us to find out who MVC is right now and not everyone that was ever connected to MVC.   A new discipleship strategy It will be built around three key words – be, become, do. That isBe with Jesus – communion and union with Jesus Become like Jesus – transformation both spiritually and in our whole being, especially emotionally in these turbulent days Do what Jesus did – putting feet to our life with Jesus so as not just to be with him and more like him but be the hands of feet of Jesus to those around us. This will be the main paradigm we will be looking through at the ministry of MVC and looking through at our personal and corporate discipleship  Small groups – Josh share here  Transition of leadership  As I told you last week, our original plan was to have a new senior pastor in place by the start of next year so there should be a flurry of action that takes place here at MVC in that arena. While on one hand, I am leaving a privileged position of service here at MVC, one that I love. On the other hand, I believe from the core of my being, that MVC's best days are ahead of us because of the foundations that have been set in place over the past year and a half, as well as the things you heard this morning Also, things like next week when we celebrate the burning of our mortgage, the fact that we can focus more on ministry and people opportunities than paying for buildings.   I will share next week on the opportunity for us to build our future together! All of these changes will impact all of us and will provide all of us with a chance to grow as individuals and as a church.  I also believe they all will provide for us a reason to celebrate. So how do we respond to all of these changes?  Turn to    EcclesiastesThe first response is in Ecclesiastes 7:10 Read To grieve the good old days and the way things used to be.  This is a very unhealthy and unwise response to these changes and transitions The other response is to see God in all of these changes and look forward, as we learned last week, to the good new days!   Turn to Ecclesiastes 3 where we learned early last year three truths about God's involvement in everythingEverything is under God's sovereign control and timing   Read 3:1 God makes everything beautiful in its time even when we do not understand it.   Read 3:11 God works in everything in a way that causes us to fear him, to stand in awe and reverence of what he has done!  read 3:14 Yes, things will be different at MVC in the future and even this year but things will be better as we watch God do some beautiful things at MVC, in his timing in a way that should cause us to fall down and worship him for the things he has done.  Repeat 2023 should be a great year of worship and celebration! Finally   What will these changes require of each one of us?   In one word - ownership - that simply means I buy into MVC's mission and where MVC is going, taking responsibility for and care about the success of MVC.  MVC is not just a church, or their church but my church.  You put your hands to and give your time, talents and treasures to the work, mission, the problems and needs of MVC as if they were your own. There is a big difference between just sitting in the crowd and being a part of, taking responsibility, caring about and putting your hands to what is going on. Let me illustrate thatI was sitting at the airport in Harlingen, Texas with 25 people from our MVC team waiting for a flight to take us home from a missions trip we when they announced that the flight was canceled! My first thought was “I wonder what ‘we are going to do.” About two minutes later it hit my mind, “I'm the senior pastor and I'm responsible for this group.  It was not a matter of what “we” were going to do; now it's a matter of what am “I” going to do.”  Even though I didn't know what to do, I immediately stepped into action beginning to find out what I needed to.  Of course others jumped in and helped too because they realized this was not just my problem but our problem. That started three full days of juggling and changing -van rides, rentals, flights, hotels, sleeping in airports etc., to get all 25 home safely! I learned in a deep way at that time the difference between being part of the crowd to being an owner! Great picture in John 10 of the difference between and owner (shepherd) and a hired hand.  Which one reflects your heart when it comes to MVC?  Do you distance yourself from the work, the needs, the opportunities and trouble at MVC or do you lay down your life, time, talents, and treasures?Turn - read John 10:10-13  Which one reflects more your heart towards MVC? 2023 I believe is going to be a very exciting and fruitful year for MVC that will set us up for decades to come. The degree of our fruitfulness is dependent upon how many people move from being part of the crowd of MVC to being an owner!  

On today's episode of ShrinkChicks, Emmalee and Jen are joined by Amy Crichton, LMFT, one of their wonderful therapists from The Therapy Group, and her brother, Josh Weaver! Josh and Amy share the incredible story of how they discovered they were siblings just about three years ago. Spoiler alert: our parents' generation did not anticipate DNA test kits being so accessible! Josh explains how he found out that the father who raised him was not his biological father via Ancestry.com, and Amy shares her perspective on how that news impacted her and her family of origin. Tune in to hear their incredible story, the way everything unfolded, what their relationship with one another looks like now, and so much more. Check out ShrinkChicks on YouTube by subscribing here! https://youtube.com/channel/UCrxuhDqoL4ML3UE8b2J2BBg A special thank you to this week's sponsors for supporting ShrinkChicks! We have these exclusive offers for our listeners: Coterie: Get 20% off your order plus FREE shipping when you go to coterie.com/shrink Rocket Money: Go to rocketmoney.com/shrinkchicks to start cancelling your unused subscriptions today! Nutrafol: Go to nutrafol.com and use the promo code SHRINK to save fifteen dollars off your first month's subscription plus free shipping! Binto: Head to mybinto.com, take the quiz, and enter promo code shrinkchicks for 20% off your first month! Goli: Go to go.goli.com/SHRINK and you will be brought straight to the checkout page with our amazing discount already applied!  Dipsea: Sign up for an extended 30 day FREE trial when you go to dipseastories.com/shrink  ZocDoc: Go to zocdoc.com/shrink and download the ZocDoc app to sign-up for FREE and book a top-rated doctor. Many are available as soon as today! Shopify: Go to shopify.com/shrinkchicks for a FREE fourteen-day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features!

In March 2022, I attended the fabulous ABA Tech Show in Chicago, and I had a chance to hear from some amazing speakers, and even chat with a few for our show. I asked our guests the same four questions: Describe the topic you're talking about at the conference Give me one takeaway from your session Tell me one thing you've learned here at ABA Techshow And lastly, what's one of the biggest distractions facing lawyers today? I spoke with some familiar names, and a few new guests: Gyi Tsakalakis, Jeannine Lambert, Ivy Grey, Jon Tobin, Jacqueline Schafer, Josh Weaver, Ann-Marie Rabago, Maddy Martin, and Bob Ambrogi. The answers I got were pretty fantastic, and I want to share them with you here this week.    ----- FiveStarCounsel.com Get our FREE client service whitepaper! Join the Five Star Counsellors FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1575616019297055 Here's a link for you to get 20% off your first year of using TextExpander! - https://fivestarcounsel.com/textexpander  

On this episode of FUEL Chief Master Sgt. Nathan Parks sits down with Col. (Dr.) William Bray, 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron to talk about the COVID vaccine and answer a few questions. Chief Parks also sits down with Chaplain (Capt.) Blake Campbell and Tech Sgt. Josh Weaver to talk about the passing of one of our Marine brothers and how it has impacted them.

There are two types of people in this world. Those who have felt fear, and… OK, there's only ONE type of person in this world! We ALL know fear intimately, yet God and his messengers continually entreat us to “FEAR NOT”. HOW? What does that really mean? All that and more in this episode! ================== For more faith-enriching content than you'll know what to do with, be sure to visit https://thegraciousguest.org and follow The Gracious Guest on Twitter @mikecreavey

Ahead of Earth Day, Josh Weaver, Vice President of Software Solutions at Emerson Commercial & Residential Solutions, tells us about the Sensi smart thermostat. The #STLMade product is Energy Star Partner of the Year for the second year in a row. After Nashville scored 8,500 jobs from Oracle, Greater STL Inc's Jason Hall joins us to explain what St. Louis has percolating.

Show hosts interview Father Josh Weaver (Bishop McDevitt High School Chaplain) and Father Tim Sahd (Trinity High School Chaplain) about the duties as the Chaplains and helping the students and staff during the current pandemic.

Techstination interview: What's new from Exploding Kittens? Cat & Mouth and more: Mktg. Mgr. Josh Weaver

As legislation decriminalizing marijuana becomes more popular, we explore how medical marijuana is being used to help treat patients. Dr. Josh Weaver, Physician and Assistant Professor of Neurology at NewYork Presbyterian  Weill Cornell Medical Center, guides us through what we currently know about medical marijuana, as well as the role of CBD and THC. You can call 646-962-9776 to schedule an appointment.  

Josh Weaver stops by for the interview portion. For the rambling section, Jody and Kyle mention some news and then talk about swimbait heads, crankbaits, recent fishing and make predictions about Jimmy Houston.

This week, Kathy is joined by Jeremy Salmon and Josh Weaver. We discuss airport and city codes, lots of movies and talk about an early accomplishment. Oh yeah, and podcasts too! Theme Music by Christopher and Adelaide Breen Host Kathy Campbell with Jeremy Salmon and Josh Weaver.

Our Worship Arts Pastor, Josh Weaver speaks on how God desires a relationship with us! We also celebrated baptisms and welcomed new members! Our Next Baptism Sunday will be September 16th. Call our Church Office or stop by our Next Steps Table if you are wanting to take this next step in your faith journey!

Listen in as I sit down with my friend and competitive body builder Josh Weaver. I've always been inspired by this guy's drive and dedication, ever since I've known him he's been pushing and striving to reach the same goal.

Josh Weaver (Royal Thunder). Josh Weaver joins Andrew to discuss Royal Thunder's 2017 album, Wick.

"ROYAL THUNDER are a four-piece rock band based out of Atlanta, Georgia that seamlessly blend the elements of heavy classic rock, 90's grunge, and forward-thinking progressive rock. Propelled by the powerfully emotional voice of frontwoman Mlny Parsonz, the guitar heroics of Josh Weaver, and the dynamic drums of Evan Diprima, ROYAL THUNDER have been described by NPR as “a revved-up Southern hard-rock that howls like Led Zeppelin astride a psychedelic unicorn” and as "magnificently compelling rock music" by Decibel Magazine. Formed in 2004 by Weaver, his brother, and his best friend, the band went through several lineup changes over the years before settling on their current lineup, which also incorporated second guitarist Will Fiore as of 2015." Ben talked with Josh Weaver about their new album, Wick, his experience at live shows and his favourite albums. Aired 11th May 2017. Tune in to SYN's Punk and Metal Night, Moshpit, on 8pm-11pm Thursdays, on SYN 90.7 FM & Digital, and online at www.syn.org.au. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Moshpitonsyn/ Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @MoshpitSYN Hashtag: #MoshpitonSYN Website: www.SYN.org.au/Moshpit Subscribe to YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/moshpitonsyn?sub_confirmation=1 Omny Podcast: http://omnyapp.com/shows/moshpit Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/moshpit-backstage-podcast/id1103834864?ls=1

This week we speak to Josh Weaver from Royal Thunder. We discuss the band's new album Wick, the black metal band he was in with singer Mlny Parsonz prior to Royal Thunder, his passion for hot tubs on the road, the importance of listening to albums as opposed to individual songs, and how they maintain a metal fan base with their mostly un-metal sound. Brandon and Petar advertise a new book, discuss the damage the Ghost lawsuit situation could do to the band, the not-so-surprising record sales from Northlane's surprise album release, Max Cavalera performing the Nailbomb album in its entirety and Brandon's jokes going from G-rated to XXX.