Podcasts about lifers

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On The Seth Williams Show, Seth and Chris interview filmmaker Matt Hartnett about his new movie, LIFERS. The film tells the stories of musicians who haven't reached stardom but remain dedicated to making music.#LIFERSDocumentary #MusicStories #IndieCinema #SethWilliamsPodcast #MattHartnettFilmLIFERS, Matt Hartnett, music, documentary, film, musicians, passion, The Seth Williams ShowGet a free Rumble Account so you can comment! https://rumble.com/register/classicmetalshow/Get commercial free versions of our episodes, advance releases and exclusive content by subscribing to Rumble Premium! https://rumble.com/premiumNOTE: Everything said here, and on every episode of all of our shows, are 100% the opinions of the hosts. Nothing is stated as fact. Do your own research to see if their opinions are true or not.

One of the all time great bands, L7 fused laugh out loud humor with a caveman punk aggression that made them stand out like a blistered sore thumb against the L.A. hair metal landscape of the late ‘80s. But they were chicks, man — so rather than be spoken about in the same righteous breath as the Stooges or the Ramones, the members of L7 had to put up with inane questions about Vixen(?!?). No matter. As with most awesome things, L7 are still here and their influence looms larger than ever. On this episode we talk to co-founder Donita Sparks about Matthew Sweet covers, Epitaph records, the siren song of LA surf music, Slash records, Sub Pop, yacht rock, Rock For Choice, Milwaukee book makers, fights at Exit, John Waters, SMELL THE MAGIC, and we play the best round of what's the best ever!

This week: They finally killed Gabe's car. Don't worry. My dad's got this ultimate set of tools. He'll be able to buff it out, no problem. Trust us! ALSO: Mulholland Drive, roundabouts, red Barchettas, crosswalks, red 4-doors, fender benders, band vans, manic mechanics, Chevy Novas, and what's the best songs about cars? (By the way — you're gonna wanna stick around for the end of this episode. You're welcome!)

To a generation of misfits not all that interested in what John Hughes was serving up in the ‘80s, writer-director Tim Hunter is a god. And his twin teen-movie testaments OVER THE EDGE and RIVER'S EDGE remain quotable sacred texts that serve as a secret language to communicate to other like-minded individuals that you too are a member of the anti-Breakfast Club. And in the land of television, he's a bona-fide legend — filling the director's chair on some of the greatest shows ever made: TWIN PEAKS, MAD MEN, BREAKING BAD, HOMICIDE, DEADWOOD and that's right, Gabe! He even directed the pilot of BEVERLY HILLS 90210. So how do you interview THAT?!? That's the kind of gravitas that turns Scott into something resembling an awestruck 12 year-old backstage at a Led Zeppelin concert in 1973. Or a 54 year-old talking to Tim Hunter via Zoom. At any rate — it was a thrill. PLUS!: The complete and total breakdown of WHAT'S THE BEST?!?

Operating in direct opposition to the never ending barrage of anonymous content being foisted on us by algorithmic goose-steppers — the film programmers of today are cultural rebels and excavationists entrusted with the sacred duty of helping you find your new favorite movie. The best ones even manage to turn it into an art. And Jim Healy —director of programming for the Cinematheque at the University of Madison-Wisconsin— is definitely one of the best. On this episode we talk to Jim about the upcoming 2025 Wisconsin Film Festival, 16mm, The Clash on “Fridays”, Argentinean noir, David Koepp and “Apartment Zero”, George & Linda Eastman, Steve Buscemi, Richard Widmark, working with Ben, Jim's brother Pat, “Conan The Barbarian”, the filthy mouth of Groucho Marx, and we pick the best movies about movies. Oh, yeah. It's about to get real nerdy up in here. Gabe's gonna have to wait.

On this episode, we dive into the new concert film Lifers with two of the people who know it best because they lived it: Local H's Scott Lucas and cinematographer Wes Knot.They talk with Radio Milwaukee's Dori Zori about how the idea for Lifers came about during Local H's COVID-delayed tour and how Lucas wanted to create something beyond a typical concert video, drawing inspiration from movies like Goodbye Dragon Inn and Slacker. What they ended up with is a unique blend of live performance footage from their final tour stop at the Metro in Chicago and narrative vignettes featuring both actors and real concertgoers.Cinebuds is sponsored by Joe Wilde Co.

Dag Juhlin hasn't NOT been in a band since 1978. A mainstay since he formed The Slugs with his brother Gregg in 1983, Dag has wandered the Chicago music scene —ronin-style— lending his guitar prowess to bands like Poi Dog Pondering and, most recently, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy's successful REM tribute tour. In between all the gunning for hire, Dag keeps himself busy with (among other things) solo records, his cover band Expo ‘76, a daily podcast with Steve Dahl, and the project closest to his heart: Sunshine Boys. If you want to know what it takes to be a successful working musician — check out this interview. PLUS: We pick the best solo Beatle tracks.

Author Keith G. McWalter discusses his new science fiction novel, Lifers, in which the solution to extending human life has been found and is secretly unleashed upon the world's population in the form of an airborne pandemic. When people stop dying, the pressures of an ever-increasing population create a whole host of political and socio-economic ramifications. Keith admits that he didn't need to make up much of the science in Lifers. The creative part was imagining what would happen if suddenly, overnight, people lived for an additional hundred years or more. What would be the effects on families, economics, medical care, politics, and so on?

In this episode, Jarrod sits down with singer songwriter and country music star Cody Jinks to smoke some cigars and talk about life, music, sobriety and more. From his early days bartending in the Fort Worth Stockyards, singing in a metal band to becoming one of country music's most prolific artists, opening stadium shows for Luke Combs. Cody is one of the top-selling touring acts in the industry and doesn't show any sign of slowing down!2015 – Adobe Sessions album released; later certified Gold (500,000+ units sold).2016 – I'm Not the Devil debuts at #4 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and is named one of Rolling Stone's Best Country Albums of the Year.2018 – Lifers album reaches #2 on the Billboard Country Albums chart, selling 56,500 copies.2018 – Must Be the Whiskey (single) becomes Platinum-certified (1 million+ units sold).Cody has just released his new single "Put The Whiskey Down" and is set to release his new album in 2025. Catch Cody Jinks On Tour: https://codyjinks.com/tour/

Scott started the LIFERS movie tour last week in St. Louis at the Arkadin Cinema & Bar — and this episode finds him in his hotel after a particularly long day that took him from a showing in Portland, Oregon at the Clinton Street Theater to a showing at the Clairidge Theater in Montclair, New Jersey. The dude was a little rough. (AND there was a fucking Tesla involved!) PLUS!: Micro-cinemas, cat-pigs, Enuff Z'nuff at The Whiskey, The Lumiere in L.A., Gabe's face in IMAX at the Esquire in Sacramento, cineastes, Ryan's nipples, Married Men at the Metro on March 15, the fall Everclear tour, ripping off Amadeus, English accents, and the royal “we” game. (Not discussed, but definitely felt — The Coolidge in Boston and the Film Society Center in Philadelphia.) Remaining dates on the LIFERS movie tour: MARCH 19 — Oriental Theatre — Milwaukee, WI APRIL 6 — Wisconsin Film Festival — Madison, WI APRIL 7 — Screenland Armour — Kansas City, MO APRIL 8 — The Varsity Cinema — Des Moines, IA APRIL 9 — The Trylon — Minneapolis, MN

This week, we're scratching The Itch to get sick! Disturbed's all-time nu metal debut album The Sickness is 25 years old, and the band is playing it in full on tour. Alongside a now dual-fronted Three Days Grace and an always earnest Sevendust, the tour came through the Enterprise Center in St Louis... and so did The Itch. Plus, Aaron revisits an experience from last year, seeing a screening of Local H's film Lifers, and this time KC joins him! This one's got it all: fire, cinephiles, unexpected but entirely welcome cameos, and a lot of love for St Louis. Enjoy. If you like what you hear, you can hear more of us every Sunday night broadcasting rock to the masses from 6-9pm CST on KCLC-FM. If you're not in the St. Louis area, you can stream the show from 891thewood.com, TuneIn, Radio.net, and OnlineRadioBox! And if you have the itch to hear some of the best new tracks in rock, follow our New Rock Roundup playlist! For any and all friendship, questions, inquiries, and offers of pizza, The Itch can be found at the following: Website: itchrocks.com Facebook: Facebook.com/itchrocks Instagram: Instagram.com/itchrocks Email: itchrocks@gmail.com Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a positive review and rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Podchaser to help our audience grow. If you don't like what you hear, please tell us anyway to help our skills grow. Our theme song "Corrupted", is used with permission from the amazing Skindred. All other content is copyright of The Itch. All rights reserved, including the right to rock on.

This week the dynamic duo return to talk the week's big media stories with listener questions from Iain Campbell, Gordon Cuthbertson, Alex MacDonald and Michael Mackinnon.

For this special episode of All About the Girls, we're celebrating International Women's Day by bringing together the powerhouse women behind GreatNews.Life! Instead of our usual one-on-one spotlight, we're shaking things up with a collection of inspiring mini-interviews featuring Ashley Spargo, Aubrey Thomson, Lauren Grasham, Kami Tupiak, Shelby Prouty, and Monika Krcoski—the incredible Lady Lifers who help make GreatNews.Life the go-to source for uplifting news.From managing operations and crafting powerful stories to building relationships and keeping everything running smoothly, these six women are at the heart of spreading positivity in our communities. We'll dive into what their passions are, how they made it to their current role, and what it means to be part of a team dedicated to good news.Join us for this empowering, insightful, and fun conversation as we celebrate the women who make GreatNews.Life shine!GreatNews.Life & Podcast Host Jenny Craig-Brown have transformed the All About the Girls annual event into a podcast! These monthly episodes feature incredible women giving the audience all the insight about what makes them happy, successful, and motivational. New episodes launch on Sundays to make sure to start your week on a positive note! The All About the Girls Podcast is brought to you by GreatNews.Life GreatNewsLife looks to form positive, online communities centered around the idea that, given the option, viewers prefer to see all the good things going on in their community, as opposed to negative news. Here you'll find exclusively positive, hyper-local stories, features, and news touting everything exceptional about the communities that make up Northwest Indiana. We invite you to partake in the Region's only source for all-positive news, all the time. Watch it. Love it. Share it.

ANORA dominated the 97th Academy Awards last Sunday and as Sean Baker superfans — we're still riding high. Well, maybe not Gabe. Nevertheless! We invited our good buddy and Boston-based music writer Michael Cristopher on the show to talk to us about movies, DVD collections, Philly pride, interviewing Brian Johnson and Tony Iommi, Van Halen vs. Depeche Mode, Scott's movie tour, uninvited guests, Scott Ian, the Duck of Death, and we pick the BEST?!? best picture winners of all time. None of that made sense, right?

For this episode of Season 4, I had the pleasure of interviewing science fiction author Keith McWalter. We had a terrific chat about his newest novel Lifers. This was such a cool premise for me and I had to interview him to see where his ideas originated and where they were going to end up. Here is the blurb: In the year 2050, the man known as Zinn is on the run from the consequences of his greatest creation: an artificial genome that wildly increases the human lifespan. His “Methuselah gene” has gone viral, and he's being hunted by Adele, a semi-retired CIA biowarfare specialist who hopes to find a way to reverse the genome's effects before it's too late. As the longevity plague spreads, populations explode, economies are upended, and intergenerational resentments boil over. Adele searches for a cure while her former lover, Dan Altman, and his wife, Marion, wealthy political operatives both, become leaders of a movement of hundred-plus-year-old “lifers” and fight to create a sanctuary for the ultra-aged in the wilds of Colorado. Meanwhile, the Altmans' son, Nolan, thinks he has the answer to the longevity crisis: a suicide pill that kills after one year, a death wish algorithm that will influence the super-aged to take it, and his beautiful daughter, Claire, who is a spokesperson for the growing anti-lifer backlash and the head of the federal government's new Department for Longevity Management. Make sure to check out his author and social links in the space below. Also please make sure to like, share, and subscribe! We are trying to get to 1k subscribers as quickly as we can in 2025! Please check out Scott's book and social links in the space below: Author Website: https://keithmcwalterwrites.com/ Author Facebook: @keith.mcwalter Author Twitter: @kgmcwalter Author Instagram: @kmcwalter Podcast Channel Links: Patreon: patreon.com/TFSFP Website: https://thefantasyandscififanaticspod.com/ Youtube Channel Subscription: https://youtube.com/@thefantasyandsci-fifanatic2328 Rss.com: https://media.rss.com/thefantasyandsci-fifanaticspodcast/feed.xml Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aCCUhora9GdLAduLaaqiu?si=cl-8VWgaSrOGDwJg-cKONQ Facebook Group join link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/402724958101648/?ref=share

It's that time of year again! The nominees for this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees have been announced. Exciting, right? Yeah — we didn't think so either. That won't stop us from talking about it, though. Because what else are we gonna do? Air that lost Larry Damore interview we've been sitting on? Oh, Larry…

Let's face it. Most rock documentaries suck. But not BORN INNOCENT: THE REDD KROSS STORY. Why? Lots of reasons. There's the great music, of course. And the way it's sweet instead of cloying and self-effacing where it could be self-serving. But mostly? It's the joy of listening to two funny guys telling a good story that's worth hearing. Well, this week we have one of them on the show: Steven McDonald. A true lifer who's been doing it since he was eleven (ELEVEN?!?) — he also happens to be one of the best rock bassists out there (AND an all around swell guy). On this episode we talk to Steven about “Crazy Horses”, Moose lodges, his brother Jeff, misbegotten childhoods, runaways, THE Runaways, Black Flag, Rodney Bingenheimer, taking a beer can in the face for the Melvins, comparing notes with Tommy Stinson, Air Supply's gangster manager, and the I-told-you-so's of life.

➡️Reframing Guilt & Shame Part 2: A New Perspective | Season 6 Episode 7

➡️Reframing Guilt & Shame Part 2: A New Perspective | Season 6 Episode 7

Brothers, right? We all got ‘em. Well, not Ben or Scott. But Gabe does! And this week we have his brother Tom on to help us unlock the enigma that is Gabe Rodriguez. You'll laugh! You'll gasp in awe!! You'll bear witness to unbreakable fraternal bonds!!! And you might find yourself unexpectedly moved. So step right up — this is the LIFERS episode you never knew you needed. We're not crying — YOU ARE!!!

➡️Reframing Guilt & Shame Associated with Coming Out Later in Life : Season 6 Episode 6

➡️Reframing Guilt & Shame Associated with Coming Out Later in Life : Season 6 Episode 6

Boston-bred singer-songwriter Will Dailey has a new record out called BOYS TALKING. Well, it's not “out” out. As in: It's not streaming on all the usual platforms — which means it's not available to be randomly and conveniently ignored. If you want to get Will's new record, all you have to do is… 1. Get out of the house. 2. Go to a club that's hosting one of his live performances. 3. Look him in the eye and purchase it from him. Simple, right? But in this world of complacent digital bubbles, this basic act of human connection feels like a clarion call of spiritual rebellion. And we at the LIFERS podcast are here for it. Join us for a deep (deep) conversation with Will about art, music, commerce, and being fucking ALIVE!!! Also: Gabe forgets that he already showered for the day.

In this episode of Aftershocks TV, Matt sits down with film partner (LIFERS) and MADROST guitarist/vocalist Tanner Poppitt. Together, they dive deep into the shocking accusations made by ex-Cro-Mags/Bloodclot frontman John Joseph. Joseph has accused the late Raybeez, frontman of WARZONE, of being a child sex predator in the 1980s. He claims that Raybeez preyed on vulnerable youth, providing them with drugs and alcohol. The most disturbing part? Joseph alleges this abuse even involved his friend and ex-bandmate Todd Youth. The conversation explores the gravity of the allegations and the reactions from key figures in the New York Hardcore (NYHC) scene. The hosts discuss the complexities of such accusations, especially when they involve legendary figures who are also no longer with us on this earth. With multiple perspectives in play, they stress the importance of patience and careful consideration when faced with serious claims. It's a hard-hitting, thought-provoking episode that digs into the heart of the NYHC legacy and what it means in today's world. Join us for an intense and honest conversation that addresses these difficult issues head-on. #AftershocksTV #JohnJoseph #Raybeez #NYHC #HardcoreMusic #ToddYouth #CroMags #Warzone #Bloodclot #Danzig #HardcoreScene #LIFERS NOTE: Everything said here, and on every episode of all of our shows are 100% the opinions of the hosts. Nothing is stated as fact. Do your own research to see if their opinions are true or not. Please SUBSCRIBE, click the notification bell, leave a comment or a like, and share this episode!

When Scott and William Goldsmith first met in 1993, Local H and Sunny Day Real Estate were sharing a bill at the Avalon in Chicago (RIP). The next day, Sunny Day went into Idful studios with Brad Wood and started recording one of the best and (turns out) most influential indie-rock records of the ‘90s. Who knew? On this episode we talk to Will about Sub Pop, Neil Peart, Emo, hardcore, walking away, coming back, being in a band as a child versus being in a band as an adult, Will's brother Brian, Will's band Assertion, Greg Suran, Lionel Ritchie, and then we pick the best music from David Lynch movies. Silencio!

Who's the coolest guy in the world? No question about it. Sean Rice by a fucking mile. Designed and born in a lab funded by rock and roll, Sean started working at the Cubby Bear when he was 20 — and from there he was transformed into a mythical Chicago Sasquatch who could be spotted attending every show, working every bar, and inhabiting the center of every tall tale. A true legend. These days —over at his company LAWLESS LURES— he's down in Mississippi manufacturing and selling his own kick-ass fishing bait. Which, you know — OF COURSE, he is. Hey, everybody! Meet our buddy Sean Rice.

Scott's in Lancaster tonight with the LIFERS movie — so we figured we'd run this in lieu of an actual episode: A recording of Ben, Gabe & Scott presenting a showing of LIFERS: A LOCAL H MOVIE to a packed house in Hobart, Indiana on January 2nd of this new year. Special thanks to the great audience and crew at the Hobart Art Theatre. We had a great time!

Ho ho ho and all that jazz! Christmas is here so be of good cheer More LIFERS you say? Well have no fear! Far be it for us to brag and to boast but we've got Steve Economou and Paul Zamost! That's right, a yuletide visit from The Effigies On show day at the Metro, if you please. Plus, Max Headroom, hissing at the Music Box, and a Family Feud edition of WHAT'S THE BEST?!?

Help! We're trapped inside our 200th episode and we can't get out!!! The celebration extravaganza continues into a second week with a fond look back at our favorite episodes — featuring a legion of special guests (both past and present) that includes Kelly Wey, Kyle Kinane, Jeff Murphy, Andy Gerber, Walter Schriefels, Tamar Berk, Michael Alago, Kay Hanley, Rick Ness, Rick Froberg, Blake Smith, Max Crawford, Jess Margera, John McCauley, Joe Bosso, Chip Z'Nuff, Justine, and Scott's dad. This one's a doozy!

200 episodes and we still haven't solved the mystery of Zoetrope. On this tenscore extravaganza we welcome our favorite panelists Steve and Mahmood to help us celebrate, reminisce, and (most importantly) try to put the whole Iron Maiden vs. Replacements debate to bed.

You probably wouldn't think that becoming a tattoo-sporting member of the FBI-listed Insane Clown Posse Juggalo gang would lead to a long career in the music business. But according to Bob Lugowe — you'd be wrong. And seeing as how Bob is one of the most stand-up dudes we've ever encountered in this biz; we can't really argue with the results. On this episode we talk to the Brutal Panda honcho about running a record label, working at Relapse, starting out on the Local H street team, having the cool mom, Sony, Beyonce, Priest, Mariah, Christmas downloads, alt-rock reissues, the late Mike Lara, Fight Amp, Couch Slut, Cherubs, and we play an insanely/brutally hard round of WHAT'S THE BEST?!? featuring Prince.

Guests: Audrey Letcher, Chandler McGaha, Landon Murphy, and Campbell Panetti If you'd like to watch this podcast, check out the PCA YouTube page.   What makes PCA so special? Listen to four “lifers” (seniors who have been at PCA since Kindergarten, and before!) talk about their incredible years at PCA - from Kindergarten Circus to Boosterthon Fun Run, Let George Do It to HOCO and Minimester and AP classes! But PCA is more than just academics, it's about relationships - with each other as brothers and sisters in Christ and with some really incredible faculty and staff who have poured truth into these students as they did life together at PCA. What a blessing each student is at PCA - these four seniors represent hundreds of others who have walked the halls of PCA as they have been equipped for their Kingdom calling. Special shout out to Jared Wood for allowing us to use his music - check him out at JaredWoodMusic!

Lorri Francis was there. She doesn't remember a lot of it, but she WAS there. On this episode we talk to one of Chicago's great movers and shakers and connectors about Medusa's, the Rock Room, Cubby Bear, Double Door, G.G. Allin's chair upholstery, Rights Of The Accused, Death Angel, Gabe's tattoo, the P.P.P., whippets, the continuing saga of Zoetrope, Mark Stephens, Tom Popp, Joe Shanahan, Wrigleyville Tap, The Rolling Stones, Richard Ashcroft, D.D. Halloween shows, Nirvana hatred, and Jesus Christ LIFE MOVES FAST!!! As usual, we had a great time catching up (and trying to KEEP up) with the great Lorri Francis. We love you!

Frank Phobia is a sweetheart. He's also the leader of Anthrophobia (who happen to be releasing their new J. Robbins produced record GOING OUT SWINGING on the 22nd of this month). But mainly — he's a sweetheart. One that has been a low key hero to countless touring bands that have made their way through various venues in Pennsylvania for God knows how many years. The man's an institution. On this episode we talk to Frank about his mentor Carol Schutzbank, Chameleon Club, bouncing around PA, major label lessons, pseudonyms, being a punk-rock pillar, Steve Harris, Bob Stinson, booking Local H, booking the Local H movie, Zoetropolis vs Zoetrope, pussy and money, Lititz, hair farmers, Rights of the Accused, New Coke, and WHAT'S THE BEST?!?: 1985.

Jesse Malin is about as New York as you can get. How New York is he? Well, he's in a Martin Scorsese movie for starters. Jesse got his start in the hardcore band Heart Attack before pivoting to the rough and ready D-Generation in the ‘90s. After that band's demise, Jesse made an even harder pivot when he turned to his acoustic guitar and released the Ryan Adams-produced THE FINE ART OF SELF DESTRUCTION — in effect, reinventing himself as a rock and roll troubadour and NYC ambassador. And then about a year and a half ago, Jesse suffered a rare spinal stroke that threatened his ability to ever walk again. But in true LIFER fashion —and with the help of his community and his friends— Malin has soldiered on and is gearing up for a pair of benefit shows at the Beacon Theater on December 1st and 2nd that will mark his return to the stage. It's a pleasure to have Jesse on the show this week to put some shit into perspective for us and talk about Johnny Thunders, CBGB's, Bruce Springsteen, Ian Hunter, “Bringing Out The Dead”, Green Day, Rickie Lee Jones and a WHAT'S THE BEST?!? with The Clash. The future is unwritten, everybody!

In today's episode, I show you how to create 100 easy Instagram posts in just one hour using AI. We'll explore various Instagram Reel ideas and post concepts that can be generated quickly and efficiently. I'll guide you through the process of utilizing AI content creation tools, including ChatGPT, to brainstorm and develop effective post ideas that resonate with your audience. This episode is designed to help you streamline your content creation process and maximize your productivity on Instagram, making it easier than ever to maintain an active presence. Watch this episode on YouTube!

Welcome Back Folks! In this episode, “The Ladies Who Love Lifers,” the docs dive into the fascinating, and sometimes disturbing, world of hybristophilia—a condition where individuals are romantically or sexually attracted to those who have committed heinous crimes. From infamous serial killers to lesser-known convicts, we'll explore what drives some people to seek out relationships with “lifers” and why these connections can become so powerful. Join us as we unpack the psychology behind hybristophilia, its cultural portrayals in films like "Joker: Folie à Deux" and the risks it poses to all those involved.The Minds of Madness episode: KILL KILL KILL- The Cape Coral StranglerJoin our Patreon family! You can find all of our resources on our website: https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/  L.A. Not So Confidential is proud to be part of the Crawlspace Media Network

Full of anxiety about the upcoming election? Well, in troubled times it's good to know that you can still rely on your friends. So join us —and two of the show's best friends: Steve “Sleeve” Reidell and Mahmood Shaikh— as we take a long, lighthearted LIFERS-look into the yawning American abyss. You'll laugh. You'll definitely cry. And you'll be faced with Dennis Quaid's asshole. But one cannot live on fear and loathing (and Dennis Quaid's asshole) alone — so here to save the day is PAVEMENT (just like in the ‘90s!!!). We talk about their great new movie directed by Alex Ross Perry and then we pick our favorite songs by the magnificent slackers from Stockton. PLUS: Steve Reidell outdoes himself (trust us — you're gonna want to stick around for the final song). Happy voting, America!

Your mindset may be standing in your way of financial freedom. Wealth can be achieved without an abundance mindset but it can be hard to maintain financial freedom without it.  In this episode, Chalene Johnson dives deep into the power of your money mindset and how it can either lead you to financial freedom or hold you back from achieving it. Chalene gives you 12 essential questions that reveal potential money blocks and limitations. Discover how your childhood experiences and beliefs might be affecting your current financial situation. Learn how to overcome limiting beliefs and embrace an abundance mindset. Watch this episode on YouTube!  

It's been just over a week since the two events that constituted the “grand finale” of Local H's WHATEVER HAPPENED TO P. J. SOLES? 20th anniversary tour — but Scott's head is still swimming. Both the LIFERS movie screening at the Music Box and the epic 3-hour set at Metro have left him feeling like a bit of a whisper of a husk of a shell. So forgive us while we perform a post-tour postmortem to sort it all out. It's a decompression process that includes werewolves, harmonicas, Paul Di'Anno, Freddy Kruger, cartoonish physical reactions, future LIFERS screenings, P.J. encores, Gabe's acting process, Eddie Mahoney, and we answer some burning questions from our listeners.

Brock Johnson provides a comprehensive tutorial on how to make money with Instagram and Facebook monetization. He covers key topics such as Reels bonuses, pay-per-view opportunities, and how to leverage ads on Reels and your profile to generate income. We'll discuss the various monetization options available on both platforms, including what it means to get paid for posting and how to maximize your earnings through Facebook bonuses and Instagram monetization strategies. This episode is designed to help you understand the pathways to financial success on social media and take advantage of the opportunities that are available to you. Watch this episode on YouTube!  

With the recent announcement that Beachbody's Bodi will be moving from a network marketing model to an affiliate or omni-channel model, Chalene gives her thoughts and insights on what she thinks the future of MLM and network marketing is. She also shares her thoughts on what she would do if her network marketing company shut down today and whether or not she would join another one. With a rapidly changing landscape in consumer habits, regulatory scrutiny, and the rise of affiliate marketing, it's more important than ever to stay ahead of the curve. We'll explore why network marketing is in decline, touching on the impact of the anti-MLM movement and why more companies are transitioning to omni-channel and affiliate models. Chalene also shares her insights on how CEOs' decisions, regulatory pressures, and consumer behavior shifts are affecting the industry. Plus, we'll talk about what to look for if you're concerned about the viability of your current company. She also gives practical advice on planning for the future, living within your means, and the importance of building your personal brand. If you're in the MLM space or considering jumping into affiliate marketing, you won't want to miss this one! Watch this episode on YouTube!  

In today's episode, Brock Johnson discusses effective strategies to boost your Instagram Story views by four times in just seconds. I'll share valuable Instagram hacks and tricks to enhance your Stories and improve engagement with your audience. We'll dive into creative Story ideas and explore how to leverage the Instagram Stories algorithm to your advantage. This episode provides actionable insights to help you maximize your visibility and engagement on Instagram Stories, ensuring your content reaches a wider audience. Watch this episode on YouTube!  

Discover how to use the power of AI and ChatGPT to redefine and clarify your personal brand with seven key questions. Chalene Johnson shares actionable tips to help you stand out in a competitive market by authentically communicating what makes you unique. Whether you're an entrepreneur or business owner, these strategies will elevate your brand, connect you with your ideal audience, and enhance your reputation. Learn to create a brand that truly resonates, especially during tough economic times! Watch this episode on YouTube!  

In today's episode, Brock Johnson shares his 10 step formula for boosting views on your Instagram Reels in under 10 minutes. He covers effective strategies to increase your views and likes, discuss ways to make your videos go viral, and reveal some Instagram hacks to maximize your reach. This episode is designed to help you quickly enhance the performance of your Reels. Watch this episode on YouTube!  

If selling makes you feel awkward or pushy, you're going to love this episode! Chalene dives deep into the power of testimonials and how they can do the selling for you. She breaks down why people trust customer stories more than sales pitches and how to collect and use them—whether you're just starting out or already successful. Learn how to use real experiences to build trust, overcome objections, and ultimately, boost your sales without feeling salesy. Watch this episode on YouTube!   Related Episodes: How To Make More Money With Online Courses ft. Amy Porterfield Watch Listen The #1 Social Media Mistake Killing Your Business Growth Watch Listen  

In today's episode, Guest expert Carolina Millan walks you through the essential steps to start affiliate marketing in 2024. She covers how to become an affiliate marketer, offers a comprehensive guide to getting started, and discusses strategies for high ticket affiliate marketing. Additionally, she addresses common concerns about the safety and legitimacy of affiliate marketing. This episode provides clear, practical advice to help you begin your affiliate marketing journey. Watch this episode on YouTube!   Related Episodes: A Complete Guide To Making Money On Instagram Watch Listen Top 10 Ways To Make Money On Social Media In 2024 Watch Listen  

Ready to take your business to the next level? In this episode, we're diving into the #1 mistake solopreneurs and personal brands make on social media that's holding them back from skyrocketing their income and business. While you're busy chasing followers, the pros are building something more valuable—a thriving email list. We'll break down why your email list is the real goldmine and how you can turn social media into a powerful lead generation tool by using freemiums. Get ready to learn the exact steps top entrepreneurs use to convert casual viewers into loyal customers! Key Points: The importance of building an email list over social media followers. Social media's declining organic reach vs. email marketing's high ROI. How to create effective freemiums that turn leads into customers. Watch this episode on YouTube!!  

Looking to make money online by creating a digital course but not sure where to start? Whether you're in Network Marketing or have a 9 to 5, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you start small, build an audience, and use platforms like Instagram, YouTube, or Patreon to create something truly your own. In this episode, join Chalene Johnson and digital course expert Amy Porterfield, who's helped over 90,000 people launch successful online businesses, as they break it all down. Amy covers the four types of courses you can create—Workshop, Starter, Spotlight, and Signature—and shares how to find your niche, identify your course creation sweet spot, and overcome those common fears like imposter syndrome. Tune in for real talk about turning your expertise into profitable, passive income! Watch this episode on YouTube!!