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Boldly resisting authority…like the definition of its name, Curtain Call Records recording artist Defiant has set out to ignore any rules or standards in hard rock music. The 4-piece band from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania infuses elements of punk, alternative, classic rock and heavy metal to form its own unique brand of music. Formed in 2018, Defiant has built a reputation with their high octane live shows playing on bills throughout the United States with the likes of From Ashes to New, The Texas Hippie Coalition, Kix, L.A. Guns, Quiet Riot, Buckcherry, Puddle of Mudd, Tantric and Otep among others. The band is comprised of Albert Halterman (vocals and guitar), Joe Defiant (guitar) Paul Barlowski (bass) and Paul Cochran (drums). Defiant released their third EP "IGNITE" in 2024 via Curtain Call Records. Their new single "B.O.T.E." is set to be released on June 20, 2025 and is impacting radio now! Defiant just wrapped up May/June 2025 tour with REHAB, Mickey Avalon, and Scotty Austin.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.
Boldly resisting authority…like the definition of its name, Curtain Call Records recording artist Defiant has set out to ignore any rules or standards in hard rock music. The 4-piece band from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania infuses elements of punk, alternative, classic rock and heavy metal to form its own unique brand of music. Formed in 2018, Defiant has built a reputation with their high octane live shows playing on bills throughout the United States with the likes of From Ashes to New, The Texas Hippie Coalition, Kix, L.A. Guns, Quiet Riot, Buckcherry, Puddle of Mudd, Tantric and Otep among others. The band is comprised of Albert Halterman (vocals and guitar), Joe Defiant (guitar) Paul Barlowski (bass) and Paul Cochran (drums). Defiant released their third EP "IGNITE" in 2024 via Curtain Call Records. Their new single "B.O.T.E." is set to be released on June 20, 2025 and is impacting radio now! Defiant just wrapped up May/June 2025 tour with REHAB, Mickey Avalon, and Scotty Austin.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.
In this installment of TPS Reports the Squares sit poolside with The White Moms to discuss Outback steakhouse, wife piping, elephant chains, napping on the beach, gator-leg, farmer's market porn, Mickey Avalon & frozen beaters. Outro song: "T.E.T.O" by The White Moms Smoochie Gang Playlist Term's Album of the Week Playlist Please send questions, stories & whatever else to tpsreportspodcast@gmail.com and feel free to leave us a voicemail at 708-797-3079. The Palmer Squares on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Patreon & more Shop for Official TPS Merchandise
The lads are back to talk about Paul's Catalina adventure, songs from the past, incoming football season, Chris's love life, Paul's cafe crush, New York, and a call to action for our listeners. Intro song: "I'm out to Get You" by Robin Trower. Outro song: "Jane Fonda" Mickey Avalon.Support the show
'Snapt' creator Logan Dulien has lived nine lives in the space of 40-odd years. Surfer. Filmmaker. Manager. Husband. Father. Addict. Caregiver. Vigilante. Surfer (again). In this chat, we learn about his early years hanging with Andy and Bruce, becoming a band manager for Mickey Avalon, getting addicted to prescription opiates, then finally crawling back from the depths of hell and reinvigorating the independent surf film.
Episode 134 breaks down the ultimate dick-measuring jam with Mickey Avalon's 2006 classic "My Dick". We open up the Dissect DJ soundbox and put it to work as our rating system to judge each dick joke bar for bar. Which line is best, and is this the all time dick track? We go through all the top contenders, let's DISSECT!
Mickey Avalon is an American rapper from California. His debut self-titled solo album was released in 2006 on Interscope/Shoot to Kill Records in association with MySpace Records. Frequent topics of Avalon's songs are his experiences with substance abuse and prostitution. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message
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You probably haven't been thinking about Mickey Avalon in the last 17 years, but since we started this season, we have! This week, we invited Brendan's childhood friend & resident Mickey Avalon expert, Jeff Beck, to come talk to us about Avalon's life, his music, his rise to fame, & the subsequent fall from grace. You can find Fat Guy, Jacked Guy on Twitter, Instagram, & TikTok. You can find Stef on the web here & Brendan here. Support us on Patreon!!! There's extra content for Patreon supporters, as well as opportunities to interact with us in other ways besides listening to the podcast. We appreciate any & all help you can provide, & we hope to keep this going for a long, long time. Thank you in advance for your support and love! You are our brothers!
This episode is brought to you by Revolution Coffee Company | https://revolutioncoffeecompany.com/ and Luxurious Bastard Beard Co | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ | Use promo code LEGENDARY Mickey Avalon is an American rapper from California. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message
Max has a visitor from Texas who wants a medical card! On the last episode we ended discussing the make up Red Hot Chili Peppers make up show that had Mickey Avalon, rather than Gnarls Barkley. This is going to be hard to believe but we discuss a Mastodon & Priestess show at the Diamond Ballroom in 2007, roughly 300 people were in attendance.... Completely blows my mind!!!!!! We also discuss a show w/ The Who at the Ford Center! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
HeresTheDealOk.com - HeresTheDealOk.com - HeresTheDealOk.com We begin this show with Jeff Brownen demanding he get some reverb on his microphone!!!!! In the previous episode, we left off in 2007. The first show we will discuss in this episode is Taking Back Sunday, Underoath, & Armor For Sleep at the Lloyd Noble in Norman... (this show was amazing & i hate shows at lloyd noble - Jay Ramone)... We also discuss Chinese Democracy era GnR at Lloyd Noble w/ Hinder. Max also reveals that he got beat up once at the Lloyd Noble... Recently, Rock 100.5 The KATT had a record & memorabillia show, Max had a Here's The Deal Vintage booth with lots of things for sale but he was also a shopper... He came across a vendor who was selling an 11 x 17 poster print of Stevie Ray Vaughn performing at Lloyd Noble in 1986 while playing his Number 1, SRV Fender Strat, while wearing a Native American Head Dress, which is from a photo that Max Baker Jr. took with a camera that he snuck into the show! He recognized the photo & the vendor confirmed, it was indeed from a photo that Max had taken!!!!!! We also discuss an absolutely incredible metal show that came through the Cains Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma.... Lamb of God, Trivium, Machinehead, & Gojira!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another legendary show we discuss is the Red Hot Chili Peppers make up show at the Cox Convention Center... Originally the show had Gnarls Barkley as the opener, a snow storm cancelled the original date... The make up date featured Mickey Avalon as the opener instead, & OKC did not like Mickey's performance at all... So much so, they loudly boooooooooo'd during his entire performance.. Extremely Loud Boo's!!!!!! So much so, Flea came out very pissed off & let the fans know exactly how he felt about their behavior! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode is sponsored by Luxurious Bastard Beard Co | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ | Use promo code: Legendary Cisco Adler is a Singer/Songwriter/Producer from Malibu, California known for bringing back the “California Sound.”. He is one half of the alternative hip hop group Shwayze. The duo have released two records that have reached Number #1 on the US Itunes charts and their self-titled first album debuted at #10 on the US Billboard Charts and gave us the hit singles Buzzin' and Corona and Lime. Cisco has also co-written and produced songs for Mickey Avalon , Dirt Nasty, Andre Legacy, Cold Flamez, Tabi bonney, The Knux, Lil Jon, G. Love, Roxy Cottontail, Unwritten Law, Big B, and more. He has had songs in The Hangover, Tropic Thunder, Sorority Row, Final Destination, Gossip Girl, The Hills, and is currently music supervising and composing the entire score and soundtrack for a new film called Mothers Little Helper starring James Belushi. He is also an avid cartoonist and painter and overall Bon Vivant. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message
Mickey Avalon is a legend. He can rap better than you. He can do heroin better than you. We pulled some amazing stories out of him about his career, his famous friends and all the dirty shit in between.
I grew up listening to Mickey Avalon so I was lowkey fangirling the whole time. The literal definiton of speechless. Mickey Avalon shares his story on his rise to being a star and the art behind his music.
In this Season 7 Episode 22 of Milkcrates & Microphones, we bring you the annual 4/20 Special. During this episode, we are joined by a couple surprise guests—TVW of the band—Your Own Destroyer & rap/rockstar—Mickey Avalon. TVW updates us on some of his new music and upcoming shows and partakes in the biggest smoke session of the year. Mickey Avalon joins the conversation to talk a number of topics including his new album—‘Never Satisfied', forming a relationship with Simon Rex aka Dirt Nasty, his iconic track—“My Dick”, working with the Living Legends, the famous Boost Mobile commercial, the next stops along his current tour, plus so much more. We also talk our favorite weed strains, classic stoner flicks, AI music, our current favorite conspiracies, and plenty more “high boy conversation”. All that plus the MCMP originals like this week in hip hop and song picks of the week. Interview with Mickey Avalon starts at 46:37 Purchase all Mickey Avalon music/merch here: https://mickeyavalon.com Subscribe to Mickey Avalon on YouTube here: @mickeyavalon Follow us on Youtube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Jmk_m0_zhxjjYRHWDtvjQ on Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/milkandmics/?hl=en and Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/milkandmics/
In this installment of TPS Reports the Squares discuss seeing Evil Dead Rise & String Cheese Incident, watching professional skaters, broken teeth, tallying bananas, Mickey Avalon's net worth, meme novelty acts & prison shivs. Outro song: "Beneficial" by Paige Alyssa Smoochie Gang Playlist Term's Album of the Week Playlist Please send questions, stories & whatever else to tpsreportspodcast@gmail.com and feel free to leave us a voicemail at 708-797-3079. The Palmer Squares on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Patreon & more Shop for Official TPS Merchandise
Today's episode has Sean Danielsen from Smile Empty Soul, rapper Mickey Avalon, and writer of Family Guy and Ted. Sponsored by Revolution Coffee Company | https://revolutioncoffeecompany.com/ and Luxurious Bastard Beard Oil | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ Use promo code: LEGENDARY for a discount on both
495 - w/ Joey Cassata - Mickey Avalon - My Dick: Chris, Nick, and Andy are joined by Joey Cassata to break down "My Dick" from Mickey Avalon's 2006 self-titled album.
With no guest, no Pronunciation Game, and no Colt...AJ and Ryan ride tandem bicycles this week and talk about the Buccaneers conundrum, Daniel Jones scrambling everyone's eggs, and the Bears breaking space and time by defying the Lord and the natural law of turnovers. Who is on the cusp of joining the Chiefs, Bills and Eagles in the NFL's elite? And, how is Mickey Avalon, singer of the 90's hit song, "My D***," doing these days? Not great, so stick around after the episode for some outtakes as AJ and Ryan peruse some of the internet's finest Mickey Avalon photos. Colt, guests, and the Pronunciation Game will return next week for our annual Midseason Awards Show. Who will be there, who will be on the red carpet, and who will the boys be wearing? Stay tuned. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shallwefootball/message
Today, this is what's important: The Malibu triathlon, Adam's groin, music that could have been on Workaholics, Kenan and Kel, Britney vs. Christina, 2 Chainz, The Cheesecake Factory, The Bloomin Onion vs. Awesome Blossom, Farrelly brothers films, pranks, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Part Two of our series with the southside battler king Koby Abberton. We are joined by his old mate and iconic artist Mickey Avalon aka Yeshi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tasty Tuesday's “Talk” welcomes back music producer and hip hop artist Dope Stilo (Stilo Music Group) who now is a Metaverse advisor and influencer. Also, we welcome DJ Mackey, DJ Mackey has been in the music industry for the past 25 years, DJ'n, throwing events, music producing for artists such as; Mickey Avalon, Simon Rex, Beardo, Kesha, Fluee, to name a few. Together, Stilo and Mackey have teamed up and making a huge impact in the Metaverse community. They are also teaming up with several others to start the company Realm3. In this episode we delve deeper in this continued conversation about the Metaverse. There is so much you will learn in this Tasty Tuesday Talk! For more information or inquires regarding anything about Metaverse contact either Dope Stilo @dopestilo or DJ Mackey @djmackey on Twitter. Learn more about Dope Stilo : https://dopestilo.shop/Learn more about DJ Mackey: spatial.io/s/MACKEYs-Virtual-Hangout-62dc770c119dbc00014af7d5?share=2838660027037986188FOLLOW @https://www.instagram.com/zmanzbrahhttps://www.instagram.com/stilomusicgrouphttps://www.instagram.com/dj.mackeyhttps://www.instagram.com/tastemakers_tastytuesdays
Big Robert Oberst, The American Monster, joins us for this one to talk strongman, boxing, hunting, Mickey Avalon, and of course… deadlifting! This one is dedicated to all of you that are strong and pretty. Juggernaut AI: juggernautai.app and use code MASSENOMICS to save 10% The Strength Co: https://www.thestrength.co/ Swiss Link: https://www.swisslink.com and use code MASS to save 15% Fusion Sports Performance: https://www.fusionsp.net/ MASS to save 20% on all FSP supplements Spud Inc: https://www.spud-inc-straps.com/ Texas Power Bars: https://www.texaspowerbars.com/
Chapters 188-191 – Totally Legal and Awesome My Dick, by Mickey Avalon (extremely bad taste, and offensive, you’ve been warned) For next week — 192-195 192. Cooldown 193. Coda I 194. Coda II 195. Family Worth the Candle on Amazon (ebook and audio!) Cakoluchiam's stellar Character Sheet Steven's Predictions –… Continue reading
Mickey Avalon's life story plays out like an episode of VH1′s ‘Behind The Music,” marred by personal tragedy, triumphs and immense pain. Avalon's back-story begins on the streets of Hollywood, California. Raised by his heroin-addicted father, he began selling pot at a young age, a trade he acquired from his mother. In an attempt to clean up his act, Mickey converted to Orthodox Judaism in his late teens, an effort that didn't last due to constant family tragedy, such as his father's death in a tragic drunk driving accident. By his early 20s, Mickey had married, had a daughter, and moved out of California, relocating to Portland, Oregon. The serine surroundings of the Pacific Northwest couldn't hide Mickey from his past for long, as his drug addled Hollywood lifestyle caught up with him in the form of an uncontrollable heroin addiction. As his life neared rock bottom, Mickey found himself broke, divorced, and turning to prostitution, just to support his smack habit. With a desire to once again get his life back on track, Avalon moved in with his sister, and the pair set out on the road to recovery. Tragedy struck again when his sister relapsed, and died from a heroin overdose. After the deaths of both his father and sister, Mickey decided that he wanted more out of life, moved back to Los Angeles, and chose to make one final attempt to clean up his act. Shortly after his return, Mickey was befriended by ex-MTV VJ Simon Rex (aka Dirt Nasty), who encouraged Avalon to pursue his passion of hip-hop and even collaborated with him on some tracks. At the time, Avalon was staying in a sober living facility and had a strict curfew, so Dirt Nasty began passing out Mickey's demo at Hollywood clubs, which helped Mickey develop a following among fans of the Los Angeles nightclub scene. As Mickey's popularity grew, he began to sell out clubs throughout California with his legendary live show. Soon after Interscope Records took notice of the guerilla promotions tactics and signed Avalon to the label in 2005. Through Interscope, Avalon released his now classic self-titled debut album, which showcased his unique rhyming style and indulgent lyrics. Inspired by his experiences on the streets with drugs and prostitution, the raw honesty of his songs immediately resonated with audiences. Fan favorites “Jane Fonda,” “Mr. Right” and “My Dick” quickly spread across the internet and mainstream radio, turning Mickey Avalon into a household name. Avalon quickly took to the road and was performing sold-out shows alongside the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Travis Barker and DJ AM, Snoop Dogg, Stephen Marley and Slightly Stoopid. Mickey's contagious demeanor and unique writing style has made him a hot commodity in the music industry as hip-hop artist Young Jeezy and producer Jermaine Dupri jumped at the chance to collaborate with him for a Boost Mobile commercial. Avalon then joined forces with rock acts the Happy Mondays, and Unwritten Law, with whom he co-wrote the radio hit “Shoulda Known Better”. His music has been featured in countless movies and television series including the HBO's series Hung, the animated series American Dad, the Duke Nukem Forever video game, Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay and most recently in the trailers for the Cameron Diaz film “Bad Teacher.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadcastco/support
Apologies for the short ep, Tom is in a mood because we lost a full episode right before we re-recorded this one. Tim McLaughlin joins the boys to talk about controversial rapper Mickey Avalon! Check out tim's podcast Great Hang with Tim McLaughlin and Myka Fox! Get on the Patreon for $3 a month for bonus eps and ad free eps! Patreon.com/standbyyyourband Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
From Episode #126: "Amateur Nation is Anti-American" here's a parody song of the song, "My Dick", by Mickey Avalon's 2006 "classic". Apologies for my "rapping". By the way, Trump won.If you'd like to follow along to the lyrics: https://youtu.be/dIJjjZLd3q0Get podcast previews and other fun content every Thursday at 7 a.m. Eastern! Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3wuyAWqGet the book! https://amzn.to/2qWAOlz Facebook: https://facebook.com/lousantinientertainment GETTR: @lousantini Instagram: @lou.santini3 TikTok: @amateurnationWebsite: www.lousantini.com
This week we discuss “actors who music”—that is, actors who are also musicians. There are lots out there, so we sampled three: Awkwafina, Oscar Isaac, and Jada Pinkett Smith. We watched one episode from one show and listened to at least one song from each actor/musician. Follow Cort's podcast with Brad at PureFandom.comCheck out Susan's movie stats on Letterboxd https://letterboxd.com/barbisu/stats/Original music by Garrett ThompsonJoin us for live tweets of our favorite shows, and Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @GeekGirlSoupContinue the conversation on facebook.com/groups/GeekGirlSoupEmail your questions and comments to GeekGirlSoup@gmail.comGeek on!“Awkwafina's a genius/And her vagina is 50 times better than a penis”-“My Vag” written by Awkwafina“I crave your pain and how it soaks me in/I crave your pain cause I'm its only friend”-“Bleed All Over Me” written by Wicked Wisdom“I know now, and I just can't forget/You're the best I never had”-“Never Had” written by Oscar IsaacWell, folks, that about sums it up for this week at Geek Girl Soup! Okay, okay, we'll say a bit more….For Awkwafina, we watched s1 e1 of “Nora from Queens” (Comedy Central/HBO Max). Awkwafina's birth name is Nora Lum, and she is from Queens. Biopic? Fictionalized-semi-based-on-true-life-ish comedy? Whatever. It's really good. We love B.D. Wong. He first appeared on our radar in three different shows/movies. Susan: “OZ.” Kelly: “The Freshman.” Cort: “Father of the Bride.” And we love Lori Tan Chinn as Grandma. The first scene in which she appears is fabulous. (Callback to Awkwafina's song below!)We listened to “My Vag,” “Marijuana,” and “Money” by Awkwafina. We really liked all of them. “My Vag” is a response to Mickey Avalon's “My Dick” (not so good—and we're not just saying that because we have vaginas). “Money” is Awkwafina's take on the Beatles' “Money (That's What I Want)” and was used in “Crazy Rich Asians” (HBO Max), a movie in which Awkwafina also appears.Susan and Cort had already seen “Show Me a Hero” (HBO Max). Kelly had not. We all (re)watched e1. It is a limited series biopic/historical drama about Yonkers Mayor Nick Wasicsko who is in office during a battle of the building of public housing in a white, middle-class part of town. Oscar Isaac won a Golden Globe in 2016 for Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. Isaac performs both under his own name and with the band The Worms. From The Worms we listened to “Move On This,” a techno dance song, and “Freight Train,” a metal song. From Isaac solo we listened to “Never Had” (from the movie “10 Years” (HBO Max)) and others. We love his solo singer-songwriter work.We went way back to 1993 for Jada Pinkett Smith and watched s6 e22 of “A Different World” (HBO Max): “Homie Don't Ya Know Me?” This one features Tupac Shakur as Pinkett Smith's past boyfriend. We remember loving this show. In this episode, Pinkett Smith and Shakur stand out as actors. They dated in real life around then, too. We listened to Pinkett Smith's band Wicked Wisdom: “a very aggressive heavy metal band,” according to Apple Music. Yes, indeed. We listened to “Hoax” and “Bleed All Over Me.” Pinkett Smith totally rocks in Wicked Wisdom. And we love “Bleed All Over Me.” Here is Wicked Wisdom performing on “The Tonight Show...
This week sat down with Logan "CHUCKY" Dulien PART DUEX. Logan has been in the industry a long time, as a team rider, team manager, and music/tour/baby sitter manager for Mickey Avalon!! He is the creator of SNAPT 1, SNAPT 2, SNAPT 3 and now the most anticipated surf premier.....SNAPT 4!!! This movie is unique to all others! In this film each surfer is in charge of their own parts having control of music, edits, in an effort to put the best section in SNAPT 4 !! Here is what is up for grabs!! $50K for best part, $20K for 2nd, $10K for 3rd, $10K for best barrel presented by Banzai Bowl, and $10K monster move presented by Monster Energy Drinks! The 3 judges are MICK FANNING, BOBBY MARTINEZ, & TAJ BURROW !!! May the best SURFER win!!!GOOD LUCK TO THESE SURFERSJACK ROBINSON / PARKER COFFIN / ZEKE LAU / BENJI BRAND / SHELDON PAISHON / MASON HO / CLAY MARZO ASHER PACEY / JOSH MONIZ / IAN CRANE / SALMON BOY / SETH MONIZ / BARRON MAMIYA / EITHAN OSBORNE CARLOS MUNOZ #SNAPT4 #L8NIGHTWITHCHOCCYSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Our guest today is legendary surf film director and creator of the Snapt movie series Logan Dulien. We spoke about growing up surfing in California, meeting and bonding with the Irons brothers, working his way up the surfing hierarchy, discovering his talent for film-making and starting the ‘Snapt' surf series, travelling the world with pro surfers and rapper Mickey Avalon, first time in Australia and seeing Mick Fanning surf, going through and overcoming an opiate addiction, what helped him face his demons and carry them with him to become successful (reviving the Snapt series many years later), working with RVCA founder Pat Tenore, GOAT list and much more.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter : https://www.instagram.com/s2podcast/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/s2podcast1?lang=If you are interested in investing into cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Cardano and Ethereum . Register on the cryptocurrency exchange platform Swyftx, Australia's most progressive cryptocurrency exchange.https://trade.swyftx.com.au/register/?ref=samuelmorgan2We have partnered up with Krush Organics who are manufacturers of CBD and Hemp oil in Australia. They have given us a 40% discount on their products with free delivery too for our audience. Look up Krushorganics.com . The discount code is Squared. I've been testing Krush Organics CBD oil and the stuff works really well for anxiety, sleep and recovery.https://krushorganics.com/
S1: E1 Catch up with Allison Kugel: YouTube, Instagram and www.allisoninterviews.com Tommy Lee is the iconic drummer for multi-platinum selling heavy metal rock group, Motley Crue, which has sold 100 million albums worldwide. Tommy's latest solo album, ANDRO, featuring collaborations with Post Malone, Push Push, PLYA, King Elle Noir, Killvein, Moon Bounce, Lukas Rossi, PAV4N, Brooke Candy, Shotty Horroh, Tyla Yaweh, Mickey Avalon, and Lukas Rossi is out now. Catch up with Tommy Lee on Instagram @TommyLee and at TommyLee.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allison-interviews/support
Kick-ass rapper Mickey Avalon connects on many levels with Willy Wonka(Jeff Richards) in this rare one-on-one conversation from Thailand. The Two talk spirituality, world issues and the powerful magnetism of body odor.
In this episode of Our Record Collection Is Better Than Yours, join Chris Clemens and Too Boney Tony as they take you on a fast ride of music and mayhem! Featured music from Mickey Avalon and Ballyhoo! Don't forget the ridiculousness of Chris and Tony, sure to pleaseSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Ourrecordcollectionisbetter)
This episode is sponsored by DIY Gift Kits | https://www.diygiftkits.com/ Mickey Avalon is an American rapper from Hollywood, California.
The Kais Eye Podcast episode four featuring Hollywood and worldwide rapper/rockstar Mickey Avalon. Going into detail about his life story, love for painting, and how he became the person he is today as well as his favorite concerts, tours, and craziest experiences. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!Checkout the Kais Eye Website - https://www.kaiseye.org/Follow Kais Eye on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kais.eye/?h...Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4yxwgpI...Twitter - @KaiJacquesPodcast Clips on TikTok - https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSvkaUh4/Business Email - kais.eyebali@gmail.comCheckout Kura Kura Beer:Use code "Kays Eye" for 10% off all can orders.Use code "Kais Eye" for 20% off the brewery tour.Kura Kura - https://kurakurabeer.com/Follow Kura Kura - https://www.instagram.com/kurakurabee...Checkout Kura Kura - https://www.facebook.com/kurakurabeer...Check out Mickey:Follow Mickey on Instagram - Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/kaiseye)
This week Simon Rex joins us on the "What's Up Fool?" podcast. He tells us stories of his time as a former MTV VJ, model, and 90s icon. He talks about his podcast Nervous Rex and more. LINKSSimon RexINSTAGRAM: @simonrex415 Felipe Esparza:INSTAGRAM: @FelipeEsparzaComedianRodrigo Torres:INSTAGRAM: @RodrigoTorresJrMartin Rizo:INSTAGRAM: @ComicMartinRizo
Johnny had a chance to catch up with the always provocative Mickey Avalon to talk crazy road shows, why protests are good, and how he rediscovered his love for painting during the pandemic.
Impact Zone Surf Podcast presented by Billabong Season 3 - Episode n°25, special Andy Irons (English version) Recorded at the Impact Zone Studio (Anglet) and in Hossegor Hosts : Romain Ferrand - Rémi Chaussemiche Technical production : Fred de Bailliencourt - Romain Ferrand Graphics : Lucie Germser (We AreSphinx Produced by Impact Zone Surf Podcast Lost in translation (well, you’ll tell us). Because some stories of our guests - Luke Egan, Peter ‘Joli’ Wilson, Nicolas 'Daz' Dazet, Sam Carrier, Micah Nickens, Reid Pinder, Roland Calaudi from Rock Food & more - were too good to be limited to our French audience, we made our special show about Andy Irons available in English. More than two hours of discussions about his amazing life, his impressive career and the massive impact he had - and still has 10 years after his death - on the surfing world. Sorry in advance for our broken English and our terrible accent, fortunately largely offset by the damn good stories of the great people who joined us. Hope you guys will enjoy it. #AIforever Mentioned on the show: - Blue Horizon : www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE5M00H1QzQ&t=291s - Trilogy : www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IdHmhKlXLw&t - Andy in Campaign 1 : www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eBki7Oh4h4 - Italo Ferreira's tribute : www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-hzwo1Z65U - Andy in Campaign 2 : www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwN1SfEUjWM - A Fly In The Champagne : www.youtube.com/watch?v=__6XypqTtXU&t=917s - Raw Irons : www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH1bLjh1gSc - Rip Curl Pro Search Arica : www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0U6NBMlh2M - Rip Curl Pro Search Mexico : www.youtube.com/watch?v=im6lAtt8j8E - Kissed By God : www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJWIPRvtAHk (teaser) - Remembering Andy Irons (Surfer Mag): www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaeI7Qlmnpw - High Five : www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxycFCRBOMk&t Music: - Make it out Alive - Kut U Up Track of Andy's part in Campaign (Poor Specimen, 2003). Played with the kind permission of Chris Coté. - Dance - Mickey Avalon Track of one of Andy's part inTrilogy. Played with the kind permission of Mickey Avalon. Find us on SoundCloud, Spotify, iTunes, surfsession.com, Instagram (@impactzone.podcast) & Facebook (@ImpactZoneSurfPodcast) Thanks folks, and sorry for our broken English and our terrible accents! #AIForever
Tommy Lee sits down with Kyle Meredith to talk about Andro, a record that finds him collaborating with folks like Mickey Avalon, Lukas Rossi, Shotty Horroh, and Brooke Candy. The Mötley Crüe co-founder also dives into relating to rap as a drummer, how this was originally was to have been a Methods of Mayhem album, splitting the male and female artists up, and covering Prince. Lee then discusses having Tyla Yaweh and Post Malone name a song after him, what it's like to be a pop culture icon, and the perception that older Crue fans have on his new ventures. Follow on Facebook | Podchaser | Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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We have an awesome show lined up for tonight. First up we have American rapper Mickey Avalon, coming to you live from 6pm to 7pm MST. For our 2nd half 7-8pm we have Brittany Beaulieu, General Manager of Local Joint AZ. Thank you High Grade AZ and HOLOH for awesome giveaways.
Rapper Mickey Avalon joins Brittany to discuss how his mom showed him the ins and outs of dealing weed, his troubled past with drugs (from weed to heroin) and drinking at a very young age, and how he won a $2 bet from his dad after losing his virginity at the age of 13. For all things Mickey Avalon, including entering his raffle, click here! Follow Brittany on YouTube: @BrittanyFurlan Follow Brittany on Facebook: @BrittanyFurlan Follow Brittany on IG: @BrittanyFurlan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
https://terriblehappytalks.com/Slippery Surfa is founder of the Shred Gang, he is an independent Rap Artist, former WQS surfer and now businessman from Cronulla, Sydney Australia. Slippery has coined and cornered his very own niche in the rap game and he calls it 'Surf Rap' or 'Surf Trap’. He regards his musical influences as Easy E and Johnny Cash.In 2016, Slippery slid his way to number #1 for 6 weeks on Australia's Triple J Unearthed charts with his single 'Surfboard'.Slippery has collaborated on songs with Ben Gravyy and also Andy Milonakis with over 500,000 views on Youtube for there Music Video “Pizza Boi”! Slippery has also played support act for HUGE Artist’s such as Mac Miller, Allday and toured with Seth Sentry, Mickey Avalon, Dirt Nasty & Kid Mac. Undenieably the best Surf Rapper alive, in. this week's episode, Slippery is with me to share his journey, experiences, challenges and hopes for the future.Slippery supports and advocates for:PSP- Progressive Supra Nuclear Palsyhttps://brainfoundation.org.au/disorders/progressive-supranuclear-palsy/Slippery's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/slipperysurfa/Shred Gang Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/_shred_gang/https://shredgang.com.au/pages/slippery-surfaThanks to INDOSOLE AND TECTONIC COFFEE for supporting the showI feel so blessed to be affiliated with these companies. Both companies ship WORLDWIDE!Use PROMO CODE: THT (for discounts)https://indosole.com/https://tectoniccoffee.com/If you enjoy the show please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave a 5 star review in the iTunes store or Apple Podcast app—it really helps me to keep the show going, and if you want to go even further, head over to https://terriblehappytalks.com/ and pick up some ethically produced merchandise in the SHOP. Either way though, thanks so much for listening. Big Love and respect,ShannonYou might also like:#62https://terriblehappytalks.com/62-guy-miller-juice-clothing-photography-and-king-pin-skate-shop/#52https://terriblehappytalks.com/52-darren-longbottom-the-sun/#21https://terriblehappytalks.com/21-mark-baker-ambassador-of-fun/Support the show (https://terriblehappytalks.teemill.com)
Chances are you have heard a song of this week’s guest, Mickey Avalon, on the radio, in a movie, or blaring loud at your local strip club. Mickey joins the show to talk with Bunnie about starting out on the streets of Hollywood and how his career in music started as an unexpected fluke, his super cool art, and what we can expect from his full-length record ‘Speak of the Devil’ out in June. Takeaways: Mickey was born and raised in LA on the streets of Hollywood. He struggled with addiction both himself and in his family but got help through a number of rehab facilities and with the help of friends and loved ones. Mickey was living in a sober living home and had a strict curfew, so he didn’t even know how popular he was becoming from Dirt Nasty (Simon Rex) passing out his demo at Hollywood clubs. Mickey writes about his own experience on the streets and life in general and ties it together with raw and very entertaining lyrics. YouTube may have banned the video of Mickey’s song “Woke AF”, but we’ve got the link to it here. Mickey’s songs have been featured in huge blockbuster movies such as Harold and Kumar and The Hangover. Be sure to sign up to get Mickey’s new full-length record, “Speak of the Devil” in June. Also, his new single “Ultra-Violence” is out now as well. He will also be touring in person whenever we can have concerts larger than 50 people at a time! Quotes: “Once it started I just hit the floor running, but it wasn’t supposed to be my career.” “There is definitely a way out, when you are in the middle of it it doesn’t seem like it’s possible.” Mentioned: Mickey Avalon: Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Website | Spotify | iTunes “Woke AF” Cupcakes and Chronic Landon McNamara Check out Bunnie: @xomgitsbunnie BunnieXo @officialdumbblonde
“Snapt” creator Logan Dulien describes how the film series saved his life, relives his adventures managing Mickey Avalon, Asher Pacey, and the RVCA team, and talks about the upcoming release of “Snapt 4.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mickey Avalon and Simon Rex are our guests on this double feature episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Mickey and Simon will be guests at the 2020 Astronomicon happening Feb 7th - 9th at the Wyndham Gardens in Sterling Heights MI. Get tickets and all information at www.astronomicon.com. First up is Mickey Avalon who came into popularity with his infectious singles, Jane Fonda and My Dick, in the beginnings of the Myspace days and talks about those songs longevity, sustaining a career over the last 10+ years and what's in store for new music and touring. We also touch on what he will be doing at this years Astronomicon. Finishing things off is our chat with Simon Rex who also reflects on making the beat for My Dick, and the fact that a lot of people don't know that he is involved in music at all. If he ever used his ties from working at MTV to help his musical career. We also touch on the legacy of the MTV rock and jock, Simon being at MTV just as the station was shifting from music videos to reality tv and how Simon has enjoyed having his own podcast, Nervous Rex, and what he's learned about himself as a result of the podcast and more. Intro Music: "My Dick" by Mickey Avalon "Pretty Lights" by Heartsick Show Sponsor: The Bean Bastard (www.thebeanbastard) On Point Pomade (www.onpointpomade) USE OUR CODE BSP15 AND GET 15% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/officialstronomicon www.facebook.com/mickeyavalon www.facebook.com/onpointpomade www.facebook.com/thebeanbastard www.facebook.com/metalnexus www.facebook.com/brewspeakpod Instagram: @theastronomicon, @mickey_avalon, @simonrex415, @onpointpomade, @thebeanbastard, @metal.nexus, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Twitter: @astronmoniconmi, @mickeyavalon, @simonrex @onpointpomade @metal_nexus, @brewspeakpod, @discussmetaldan, @jbeatty616 Website: www.mickeyavalon.com www.metalnexus.net Patreon: www.patreon.com/brewspeakpod Email: Brewtallyspeaking@gmail.com RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE!!!
Well, it’s almost time for our first con of the year, so let’s dive in with the Astronomicon crew to talk about their third annual event, and then there’s a fundraiser for Australian wildlife threatened by the fires Friday night over at Whiskey in the Jar… Astronomicon is at https://www.astronomicon.com/ The Outback Give Back is at https://www.facebook.com/events/2495538064053334/ Wave’s invoicing solution is at http://www.waveapps.com/ITintheD The BankUnited $54,000 giveaway can be entered by following @BankUnited on Twitter and tweet @BankUnited your answer to “what would you do with 54 thousand dollars?”, using the hashtag #GoForMore54 CapitalOne is at http://www.capitalone.com Hey, welcome to episode 332 of the it and the D show a strap on your seatbelts. This one’s going to be a fun one. We got Mike and Dustin in the house talking astronomic on coming up. February 7th and eighth at the Wyndham garden in Sterling Heights. The all star lineup of guests that’s coming to this thing is sick and this is one of the, literally my favorite comic con of the year. We’re going to talk a lot more about it and we’ve got August gets like in the house. Uh, he’s got a cool a benefit they’re doing called Outback. Give back, uh, helping out, uh, people affected in Australia. We were going to a steakhouse. Yes. Cool. Bio bloomin’ on you get 15, 15% get dedicated, uh, donated to Australia. Um, you know what on that? No. You may fire when ready? Welcome back. Thanks for hanging out with us. This is episode 332 of the one and only IT in the D show. Broadcasting live here. Studio one in podcast. He tried and beautiful Royal Oak, Michigan. This is Bob the sales guy. Hey, always hanging out with Dave, the geek Ranee I do the Twitters is doing the Twitter’s finding us online it in the d.com and do us a favor. Give us a like on the socials and subscribe to us everywhere. Fine podcasts are sold, right. So what do we got? We got a, we got the Ann Arbor event coming up on the fourth. Well first off I went, I want to thank Detroit Detroit city distillery. That was our first time going there. Yeah, last week. Last Thursday. Um, and it’s the perfect bed. We’ve packed the place. Holy crap. Well it’s the perfect venue for what we do. Uh, I think we, we brought in about 50 ish people. Uh, not that person all there at five o’clock. Holy crap. It was weird. They were all there at five o’clock. It’s in right in Eastern market. Uh, it’s the perfect venue. I’ve do, I’ve gone ahead and booked once a quarter for the rest of the year for that place. I’ve, I look forward to going back there and I thank you to the staff or the parking lot. No. Great. Everybody loved it. And again, it was one of those things where people were like, Oh my God, I’ve never been here before. Keep hearing about it. Keep meaning to go here. Yeah. I love it. I think the only, cause that’s kind of the, one of the sidewalls of our meetings and I think the only complaint I heard was that some people’s nav took them the wrong direction on Rio poll. Oh, that’s fine. Yeah, fine. Whatever. Uh, but no, so, uh, the fourth, uh, is the Anarbor event. Uh, principal probably pretzel, but I was gay. Uh, so, yep. And uh, and then, Oh geez. And after that we will be at go figure astronomic con, uh, the following weekend, uh, or actually that weekend. Uh, and then our next event, uh, in Metro Detroit is going to be at the Woodward troub on the 20th. And yeah, that’s the scoop. That’s my story. I’m sticking to it cause I remember to set it up for the third Thursday. Not the fourth Thursday. That’s fine. It’s fine. It’s like saying I put him on the pepperoni pizza. I’m so stupid. Or put him on it to meet on the pizza. Just deal with it. Still felt dumped. My um, one of it is my favorite article of the week and this one hit home didn’t hit home, but you read it and you’re like, and it’s basically called the day Microsoft office turned into malware and Microsoft, if you’re not lucky dude, I’m trying to figure out, you’re going to screw the pooch with this one. This is, this falls squarely into that whole like do they not remember 15 years ago will antitrust thing? Probably not. Well here, let me, let me start. Let me start. What’s going on? Is it yesterday? Basically we got a office three 65 message center notifications by email and here was a change coming to the future version of pro plus. It’s basically roadmap number five, nine nine one seven for those keeping score at home, extension of Microsoft searching Bing to be installed to office three 65 pro plus customers. Basically it’s starting with version 2002 for old three 65 pro plus. They’re going to automatically and without your consent, install a browser extension in Chrome and Firefox. It sets your default search engine to bang. Yup. And you I can kiss my ass cause and for those who you know, who might not remember about 15 years ago, there was the whole antitrust litigation, uh, because Microsoft forced you to install internet Explorer wouldn’t have any of the other browsers yet. Eight yada. And like basically everybody knew the running joke was you fired up. I, he once went and downloaded Chrome. Uh, and then you never used IEE ever again back then you downloaded Firefox or whatever. Yeah. Well do you want to make G suite of thing? Cause this is how you make G suite of things. Oh for sure. A couple of things though. This is only enterprise customers. This isn’t your, every, your mom and dad’s office subscription at home. Nobody has office subscriptions at home office three 65, no radio. It impacts everybody from what I understand. No, it’s just enterprise customers, enterprise customers. And there’s a group policy that the administrators can push out that will prevent it from happening. It’s all three 65 pro plus. Okay. And you can prevent it from happening. But the benefit of this is that it will search across your, uh, enterprise SharePoint and one drive and everything. So it’ll show you relevant company results in your search term. So if you go search, are you really, are you really saying this is good? It’s, you’re taking that stance. I’m not saying, I’m saying, you know, who had that technology, you know, had it AltaVista had that tech. Google has that tech. Yeah. But if it’s integrated with your system, like this is, if you’re running office, then you’re using SharePoint and you’re running in one drive and you want search results from those won’t return. So the, it’s an extension that can be prevented, can be removed. But the enabling it by default is the bad part. I’m going to quote Gretchen wieners. I’ve never done that before. Stop trying to make big happen. It’s not going to happen. Never gonna happen. Did she say that or did the one with a mole on her cheek? I forget. I the one with the mall on her. Oh, what the hell is her name? Oh, dammit. I just wanted to say Wiener on the under the podcast. Of course you did. Uh, so, but in that same vein, so Microsoft, you know, we talked about this last week, so we can have wieners [inaudible] nice. So you know, we talked about how they, you know, they, they dropped, uh, you know, Microsoft windows seven became unsupported until it wasn’t, but, but then you have, what was it, Germany that paid, um, 900,000, 900 grand to keep it supported. Uh, and then even though they said it wasn’t supported, they had to release a support patch for it because tiled wallpapers were broken and people weren’t doing it. They’re just like, no, like, it like really, like literally that was apparently the only thing that was broken tiled wallpapers and they had to issue a patch for it. Uh, your desktop wallpaper might display as black when set to stretch. It’s Microsoft stretched, not tall. It’s still, well no, it’s affecting stretch wallpapers and fill a fit fill. Tyler center options are still being worked. Working on for a is why the computers at city hall have to go down for an hour tomorrow and Hamtramck so we can patch all of our windows seven so we can’t stretch or yeah, come on. Hey, still better than the city who for the longest time was the largest single windows Emmy in solid A’s. Just saying. And then, Hey, let’s just go for the trifecta. We’ll just stick with the Microsoft team and get this story out of the way. Uh, 250 million Microsoft customer records leaked. Yay. Who’s shocked? Anybody? Not anymore with anybody. Was it a, was it just an open file on somebody? One drive, 250 customer records spanning 14 years exposed online without password protection? Um, I don’t even know where to start with this. Um, and like where do they come from? This thing’s like a mile long book of, of w did you, did you see where the seat these things came from? Um, it’s metadata. It’s not all the personal crap was supposedly redacted, allegedly. Allegedly. It’s, no, it, I’m, I’m quite sure it is everything that’s out there. Um, so I, I did, I love this, uh, just because I’ve gone down this wormhole so hard, uh, the Disney app was far and away the most downloaded app in the fourth quarter. And how has that news anyway, somebody knows. And it was the most uninstalled after everyone watched lion King the third time and Mandalorian was done in another, like, all right, I’m done. Ah, see lot, I think a lot of people were saying that and then nobody actually did it. Why? Cause like everybody I know got their free year through the Verizon reason. I haven’t canceled YouTube after Cobra, Kai, because you’re too lazy to go. Effing canceled. They know it, but not the dude. I told you I went down. So here’s an, so actually, here’s my bitch about Disney plus. Um, so, you know, I’ve gone through, I went back and started bingeing the star Wars cartoons, uh, as am I right now just for this rebels? I’m in the middle of resistance. Okay. So, so like it would have been nice to know that there was a clone Wars animated movie before there was a clone Wars animated show. Cause a couple of the questions that I had about the show were answered by the movie that I found after I watched the show. And I know Randy, you’re gonna tell me the same thing you told me before, which is there’s a through the years, which is supposed to be the timeline that’s all out of order and out of sync. Like I don’t know who put that shit together. The movies, not cannon. Is that it? No movies can so, but no, like as I’m working my way through them cause after you finish. So I’m trying to make it all the way through it. Uh, there’s all the stupid Lego Yoda Chronicles ones, which I don’t think those are candidates. I don’t care. It’s in the through the years time. Cause I you said that and I’m like, okay, well I’ll just go watch it in that order. They’re all backwards. Like the last episode is first and then it jumps and then it plays like the last three episodes in reverse order and then it jumps ahead and then it plays like it’s just all screwed up. Disney pluses weird. Like it has like the uh, the pilot episode of darkwheel duck is like episode 28 or something like that. So I’m saying like if you’re gonna, if you’re going to have the nerve to say, here’s the timeline, Disney plus there to figure that one out. It’s a thing. But no. So yeah, you clone Wars was great. Rebels was getting, I’m getting ready to start resistance. I’m not a fan so far I’ve heard that, but I also wasn’t a fan of early rebels. I thought it was too childish too kid. And then it gets into more adult themes. It gets a little darker and I thought it was more fun. It gets more, more relevant to the future of the star Wars franchise. I think I’m waiting for resistance to take that turn where it becomes relevant to the first days. Yeah. So one of the ones I found interesting as you know, when you’re a kid and you’re like, when I grow up, you know, I want to be a mid level it manager at a half-assed company. Right. I want a cop. Well it wasn’t that a Superbowl commercial on my way to the middle management. No, that was um, CRN did one, uh, when I was in the it vendors who want to be a yes man. Now I want to work for a V a R I want to do a startup and build it up and sell it to Cisco and then do it all over again. Um, but apparently, uh, it was kind of shocking. They always ask, Hey kids, what do you want to be when you grow up? Teenagers, right? Like you kind of have an idea, well guess what, 39% of what they picked, um, are pretty much going to be automated and gone totally hit the work jobs in 10 years time. So by the time they get to be like 23, 24 and they’re going to be actually working professionals, uh, these jobs are going to be gone. So most of them, like if they looked at, and the funny thing is like from year to two, I’m convinced that nothing has changed since the year 2000 to today. Clothes, music, like TV, like nothing except for like some basic technology and streaming media. Pretty much the movies, there is no like weird Shara music. There’s no like nothing close are pretty much everyone’s dressing the same. Um, but basically everyone, it’s the same thing. Like in 2000, it was, you know, teachers in, uh, you know, business managers and engineers and doctors. Then you go through it and it’s pretty much the same crap is today. Um, but a lot of the things that are going to, um, writers, journalists, cause we talked about AI replacing Uber driver. I want to be, yeah, exactly. I want a side hustle. But if you look at, the only thing that’s really going to stick around is, is you have local doctors, lawyers, teachers. Um, what did I want to be when I was growing up? And there’s two acceptable answers. You’d know me pretty well as what, what would I, what do I, it’s I think people guess it right away. Campaign manager for Walter Mondale, close president. Oh, I was going to go yet politics of some sort when I was in fifth grade, my teacher told him he’s gonna be president. I said, yeah. And I went with it. Yeah, they didn’t say the slop. They though of Hamtramck. Right. Stop right there. Listen, I met the PTA teach. Well then I got to a point where I was gonna be a theater major. My dad said, I’m not helping you with college if you’re going to do that. So I went in the politics and fooled them saying, yeah, it absolutely is. That kind of goes back to my thing where, okay, if automation is replacing the desk clerk at McDonald’s, they still need to go learn how to code kiosks and repair kiosks and you know, go, go, go do that. And there’s still food runners. It’s not like they’re taking, the jobs are shifting, they’re not taking anything away. There’s still job growth. Um, so yeah, hashtag learn to code. Remember when that was bad. Oh, I know there was backlash about that cause huge back. Helping people to learn to code is apparently offensive. Awful. Yeah. So this company, Cruz, I, I’m intrigued like, so they’re basically building automated driverless vehicles, but they’re not just driverless. Like there’s no steering wheel, there’s no pedals. So if something goes wrong, there’s nothing there for a human being to jump in and try to save the day. It was really, really good airbags I guess. Like I don’t, I’ll never get inside of it. It’s a, it’s a GI, uh, Johnny car from, uh, uh, it is totally call it whatever you call it. I just reading it made me nervous and none. I get it. They’re going to be like geo-fence and they’re only in good weather and they can only go so far and they only use for like ride sharing and commuting. So then you’re on it and it starts raining and it just stops. And then what? See, here’s, here’s what they call it. Like Waymo, Google’s, um, they use a level, they call it level three autonomy cause they still need human backup operators who can take control in emergencies. Right. Which is what I want need. Well, even the whole like, dude, even Teslas tell you, you’re supposed to still have your hands on the wheel even when it’s in self-driving mode. Well, let me, let me retract my statement. Since GM just announced that 2200 jobs in Hamtramck with their new electric vehicle. Yeah. Here’s the stupid thing about the crews. So I think that back, I’m going to get in as soon as, as soon as it’s made out by giant or not. Here’s the stupid thing. The cruise vehicles, they’re calling it level four autonomy and they’ll go, there’ll be geo-fence that they’ll only be limited operating in mapped areas in relatively good weather. Yeah, they want you to take that instead of the bus in the morning and it’s going to be the Disney shuttle. It’s going to be and be like the minivan. So basically we will never have them in Michigan. No, no. Yeah, yeah. I don’t see it as a big thing in our climate, even though the climate is changing. I’d never get one. So gray and overcast and rainy days in January have just been one ugly March. Uh, it, you know what, I’ll take it though. I need to tell you last through February 7th. Oh, there you go. Well, you always [inaudible] on that question. Here’s the thing, like usually dumb business ideas. Usually someone talks about it a barn and it never makes it to the light of day. Um, and now the new, the new hotness apparently is pet Flix and chill. Um, and it’s basically a, did I went and looked some of these up. This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard of in my life. Basically it’s, it’s, it’s you, you’re going to get a special playlist specifically for your dog, cat or hamster. That’s Spotify. So that Spotify, the specific music for your animal or legal to like Amazon? Yeah. Prime or even YouTube and look up like TV for pets. Now you’re on forever. Okay. Does the chill part come in? But the first three, I mean, but the first [inaudible] that I scanned through all had like squirrels and shit running around in them. Do my dog in a crate, sees a squirrel come on the TV. You have children in cages at your house. Dog. He’s gonna lose his mind. So you’re getting them all hyped up for nothing. Yeah, exactly. He’s going to lose his mind and go bad shit. Crazy. Cause he sees a squirrel like I know like the nest cams where you can like check in and say hi to it. Like Doug, what’d you think? That shell thing out. Michelle does it all the time. Ghost of my human beings talk to it sends a little lasers around so she gets off the couch and watch. I was thinking you would put on something like air bud or inspirational to, you know, come home last nice Beethoven’s third like Turner and hooch. Just think, just think right now there’s a product dev department and all these different companies on how we can have our products being used by people. Does a plot point in Scrooged like didn’t the old man want to start pet programming? Like will they just just have somebody instead of Kojak with a lollipop, have somebody dangle a piece of cheese on a string to, to entice mice and cats to what? It’s bad enough. They put them in those godawful like Halloween costumes, these pets or they throw cheese at their heads. These people are cruel as shit to their enemy. Bull reruns. Puppy. I tried to watch that documentary. I’m one of the puppy bowls boycott of the puppy bowl. Speaking of someone’s been listening, we’ve been talking about this since the 80s and we’re like, if you want me to go shopping with my goddamn wife at the red, Macy’s put a bar in the bar. Right? Well guess what? Someone had this epiphany now that Nordstrom, um, basically they’re, they’re calling it the shoe bar. Um, Oh, I’m sorry. The shoe bar was empty. And they’re like, well, what can we do? Like, let’s put a bar there, bar like an actual bar bar. Um, so now they’re basically having drinks, but like they say it’s for the women’s shopping. No, no, no. Let me know when they add a casino. Right, right. I’m sure you can bet on like different things. Like I bet she comes home with two pairs of shoes, not like going into the dressing room. Like I bet it don’t fit like 50 bucks. I’m always betting on don’t fit. No, I remember bars and malls, like I was always a little, there was always a bar Tuesday, but there was something in the malls that were like, and then there was always the snack counters in the, in the soda fountains at Sears and stuff like that. Well that was my favorite part of commando when they went into the mall, they go, it’s like they go into the bar and it’s like the smokey dive bar, like right in the middle. Like an Abercrombie and Fitch, like in like in this middle section of the mall. And there’s like all these like characters, the smokey, you know, like some all head. One of those kids. There was one at universal mall. It was a tiny little strip bar right across from the theater for when I worked there. When I was at Lakeside. Jonathan B pub was a tiny little one right in the middle of the mall and made no sense it wasn’t accessible from the outside. 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Sweet. So, Hey, we are joined by, I was good. I didn’t mean it like that. We are joined by none other than Mike and Dustin. The duo. Hello. Putting on the third annual astronomic con. This is going to be February 7th through the ninth this year at the Sterling Heights. Wyndham garden 15 in van Dyke. Gentlemen, it’s always a pleasure to see you guys. How you doing? We call it mingle. Palooza, mingle. On top of that, it’s always like crappiest weather ever. It’s like six inches of ice and rain and slush. And last year it was like 50 degrees Fridays we were sitting out. No, I was sitting out. That was the joke. I was sitting outside on the cold bricks cause I felt good on my hemorrhoids. It’s like I was saying that to anyone that would listen. I’m like, I like sitting on these bricks because it’s great for my hemorrhoids and like anyone within earshot would hear me, they’ll be like, ah, it’s good for my hemorrhoids too. I love it. You too. So is this thing’s turned into like an all year thing for you guys? Has it not? It’s a tough one. It’s, it’s definitely something that I know at least Mike works. Uh, eight months out of the year on, I see you guys everywhere. We are like, you guys are hustling. You guys are at every con. You guys are at every event. We love it. Like you’re straight, straight up hustling. We’re trying, we’re trying to grow and I feel like the way we do things is different than most other conventions and you know, we’re, we’re trying to sell it, you know what I mean? We’re a convention of the people and that’s, you know, we go there and meet the people and, and want to see what they want. There was a, there was a reason I got, I fell in love with the indie wrestling, independent wrestling, and it was the intimacy of it. It was, you’re in a, in a small little banquet hall, 500 people and you actually got to shake hands and you got to yell at the wrestler and then he would acknowledge you right at the trying to make them crack. Right, right. Yeah. It’s better than like going, you know, Ford field and no one can hear you. You’re just like, there’s an instance like this show, you can go to the Cobo hall, 10 billion square feet, or like this show is, is, is, it’s, we’re on, everyone’s on top of each other and, and that’s the beautiful part of it. It’s like, it’s an intimate setting and it’s like, but you, you guys, I’m not gonna lie, you guys knocked it out of the park this year. Like you gotta I thought the first year you’d knocked it out of the park with the guest lineup. Last year you guys killed it. And this year I think you went, Oh, well you totally want up yourself. That’s, that’s a, uh, essentially in part due to the guy sitting next to me, Mike and George, uh, they, they know how to talk to people and get these people in that we want, uh, everything else, you know, as far as astronomic con’s format goes to is, is something that we, we have strived for for years. We, we, we make it for the people and you know, the people that, that go to these things to have fun. Well, during, during the break or before we got here, I’m like, you guys got, if you’re a wrestling fan, you know who Alexa Blisses, right? Uh, top five of the, you know, the, the women’s division and WWE and I’m like, how did you pull that shit off the scholar warrior? And it’s been a lot of work. But the nice thing is, is because we are fans, we know what people want to see. So whether it’s wrestling, horror, pop culture or comics, like in our group of people who handle astronomic on, there is a fan of all fandoms. So it’s like, all right, we’ll have a round table discussion. Like, who do you want to see? Who should we go after? And we get told no, but some people won’t come to February, Michigan. Some people don’t work before March because they don’t need to. And we try to work around that to our best of our abilities and really go out there and try to get those unattainable people. Because again, if I’m only going to one convention a year, I want it to be worth my while. Well you guys, you guys did something that no other convention did and I appreciate you doing this. And I think a lot of other people do too. You put the price list out for what everyone’s charging for everything. So now, you know, cause there’s sometimes you’re like, Oh crap, so-and-so’s charging. So I gotta go to the ATM and now you know, you can plot out who you need to see what you need to pay for bringing the appropriate money. Cause you know it’s going to cost an arm and a leg these days. Um, but you know what you’re doing most. Most, I say regular folk who are not familiar with going to cons or anything, don’t realize how conventions work. Like most people will think, you know, I paid my 20 bucks to get in and I just, I meet everybody and get all these autographs and get all these pictures and, and [inaudible] and that’s one of the thoughts that goes into the hidden things. Like we’re trying to, you know, try it out. I gotcha. You’re here now. Like we’re not trying to do that. We put it all out there. This is, this is how it works. And the guests that we bring, we really do try to coax into making it as affordable as possible because we know when you go to these big conventions, you’re seeing these people who are charging North of $100 for an autograph or a photo. We want to be looked at as more affordable for your everyday person like us. If I can go there with 100 bucks in my pocket and meet a couple of people as opposed to not being able to afford to meet one person and be like, Oh that’s the Hey, Nope. And it’s not like a Cedar point line either. The lions are not stanchions and you’re going left and right and left and right. Like you’re at the bank. It’s you’re, you’re essentially walking right by these people within five to 10 feet. So it’s like, even if you can’t afford it, you can be like, Oh man, there’s my man 50 grand. Like I’m going to say hi and wave and you’ll get a response. It’s again, the intimacy is legit. I mean like last year you had Debo, I should’ve called him Zeus cause I’m a rustling vital, but it’s Debo, however. So then you’re like ease except he sits in cracks on ya and he’s doing like yelling from across the room. Right. I mean cause this is the thing like I, all my stories are from astronomical, like Scott Hall turning off the bathroom with me and Erica too. He said that to his, his handlers. One of my best friends, his name is Nick. He’s like, Hey, you want to see something dark match and he flicks the lights out. But everybody yourself included is just you’re dealing with it. And then the same, uh, another similar experience talking about a tiny Lister when I took him to go do a, you know, news interview in the morning and we get to the front and the security guys there and he’s like, Hey, so can I help you? And I started off with my spiel, Oh, we’re here to see blah blah blah and this and, and the guy looks in and tiny just looks at him. He’s like, yeah, Hey, you know who I am? I’ve been here, the guy looks in and he’s like, alright, [inaudible] no, your deal. Oh for sure. And that was a big dude. Like there was a guy at the bar and he’s like, I didn’t know who he was from Adam. And I’m telling him where to get the pizza. And then I’m like, I walked by like, Oh shit, that was Michael Myers. Tony, my wife was there. And I’m like, I told that guy where to get pizza. Like you said, buddies, right? Yeah, of course. Okay, good. I said there’s like three different places to go. Pizza, pizza, sponsor. Okay. Pizza. Populist. I’m totally gonna add, can’t wait to drive that. GM autonomous can totally get out. Who sent him to jail? Right now I have my categories. So I said for like fast takeout, jets is Supreme. Like, you know, you have the different levels. If you want to sit down and do a list like this, you gotta be in the demoed. You know what I mean? Sometimes I want a little Caesar’s hot and ready. Sometimes I gotta have my, if you’ve ever sent anyone at my show too hot and ready, if you’re close enough to a hot and ready, if there’s a hot radio question, is it good? It’s hot. It’s ed. It’s ready. It’s substance. So how did you get, how did you get Randall from CLA? Like this is the first time that those two are together. Like if you don’t know what I’m talking about, that’s you. Randall and Dante clerk’s convention. He has ever done, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, never done a San Diego first. Never done anything versus first ever convention. And it’s timing and it’s, it’s a, it’s a combination of getting lucky. I’m not going to lie cause I know like, uh, Walt Maine was telling us Walt just won’t travel. It’s like he hadn’t, he’s another one on my list. And so is Kevin, to be honest with you, we’ve talked to Kevin Smith through his management in the blinders to do it. Like he was interested. So again, we’re fans. So to me, Kevin Smith is my, we’ve made it. Yeah. If I get Kevin Smith and Mike convention with us, me, Dustin, George, Jamie, Paul. That’s it. I never have to do another one. Windsor Comicon. I think like five years ago. Was it five years ago you had to do at night with Kevin? He was a panel, I think you have know, but it was like thousands of people in the crowd. We all, you know, they filled the Coliseum. They filled the Dallas. Yeah. So I know going into this, I’m like, all right, baby stops, right. I met Megan 15 and I’m like, when we started talking this, I’m like, we have to bring him. He is the, not the key. He’s the glue, the do’s, the glue from Michigan. He’s amazing to his fans. He is like, I beat, felt like we were friends after that. He’s the center of the Venn diagram. Why we turned him into mr astronomic then in the same room with them three times. He tells me he loves me every time he sees [inaudible] I cast it with Jamie and Paul and as soon as I got back from what I was doing, he’s like, you’re Mike. I’m like, yeah. He gave me a big hug. He’s like, thank you. I’m like, no, fake. Thank you. Like I was so excited. He has a picture of me and you, Bob and Dave and lucky that we all signed. He put it up on the wall at his podcast. It’s shared universe, the podcast, the podcast. That was like the first time we all kind of connected cause we were talking about whiskey. Right. Didn’t really know you well other than through the box pretty well, but well better. Yeah. And then you walk in just basically a bottle, a Jase and a bottle of peppermint snobs. We’re like, let’s go to town. Here we go. Yeah. Yeah. That was a good night. That was still the best expression I’ve ever seen in your face was the shot of dr McGillicuddy. Never, never again. You were the angriest man. I finally watched the Jane silent Bob reboot. I saw that. So just watch that. Just saw it, man gets the line, he gets the line poetry. Um, no. So, so between meaning and, and the management company that handles all of Kevin Smith people, um, you know, twist its connection to J muse. He helped save our bots. Year one. Brian O’Halloran not only came and did our show, loved it. We kept in touch. Um, he was like, I want to come back. I want to come back. He’s probably why we got, and, and I think that a combination of timing, because we’re February and there’s nothing else going on and really is, and they want to get Jeff Anderson’s feet wet in the convention world. They know we’re a good placement to be like, not too big, not too little. They take care of their guests very well. And um, let’s roll the dice and lots of do this. And Brian obviously helped Ming help. They’re both coming. They’re both with Jeff’s people. And so it’s like, if you guys really want to try this, here you go. Yeah. So we coined it the first year, uh, of in, at least towards Michigan people like, what else are you doing in February? Right. You know? Well, and it’s not like February in Jersey is any better. [inaudible] they moved out last, all that’s ready to add. He’s like, tech company doesn’t need to do any of this. Doesn’t care. Right? So he’s like, no, I want to say North, Northeast, Northwest. So he’s like Portland. I won’t say he’s like Portland, Oregon, whatever. And so he’s like, yeah, we’ll, we’ll, we’ll try it. Then he did one private signing with Kevin Smith and now it’s, I’m going to dip my toes in the con world and there’s like four conventions after us that have announced you’re getting the clerk’s reunion and with it being 25 years. First one. Yeah, we’re the first to have the panel. Jeff Anderson’s appearance them together and it’s 25 years of clerk. So it’s insane. Yeah. Well you look at, it’s funny like you know if you need help recording panels guy yes podcast Detroit we love you. But if you look at like whatever you’re into, like the whole, the horror scene, you know granted there was, I think you guys are doing just as good of a job if not better than like the stuff that’s been going on here. Like that’s the thing. And I think that’s one of the things that makes you guys so different. Like so. I mean there are plenty of, we, we’ve talked about it like there, there are comic book shows, there are pop culture shows, there are. But like you guys really picked a niche and ran with it. Good gumbo. You know you got all your, yeah, like horror. There are horror shows in the Tristate area, Michigan horror shows and we’ve got a little bit and so last year, sarcasm. I hate horror movies either way. That’s fine. Ron was the LABA limb fosus he did not say horror. Not bad. So we do things differently than you did. Typical horror convention that’s around here cause we do the costume photo ops. What else are you going to get? Sid Haig. May he rest in peace dressed up as captain Spaulding from a Rob zombie movie. Again, it’s not very horror. You could probably watch it. No, I get it. I get it. I just, I get all the pop culture references. I, I’m familiar with all that. I just don’t like to sit down and watch a horror movie. That’s all. You guys are crushing it. Keep crushing. Go. I’m looking at this right now at me. You know how Mark all that cool stuff and it’ll get like this smoking, abandoned car signed by like you know, a Burt Reynolds. I think I’m going to get the most obscure, ridiculous autograph in the history of the planet. I want to have it framed. Uh, Thomas, Ian Nicholas, who’s from American pie, who’s also in little big league. Now I’m going to get a Chicago Cubs Jersey. He sells them. [inaudible] be told I wanted to get Daniel stern before I wanted him, cause c’mon dude, between that and home alone. So when we got a Thomas Ian and I was like, all right, we really gotta try this and he just doesn’t want to do all he was on somebody’s roster as a client. Right? He just never did a convention. But yes, he does sell almost as original as your conversation with Lacey under Alshabaab. Ah, see, this is still one of my, one of my worst moments as a human being at Lacy under all this, right. Uh, Cindy, uh, what the hell is her name? Morris city. Morgan was in Tron and caddy shack. Uh, basically I used the caddy shack a lion on her and I thought it was original. So I said, uh, you know, Novi must be a nice switch from Drury old Manhattan and she, she don’t face him like, I’ve never heard that one before. Hell, are you talking about Madonna with meatballs? That would no work either. She’s like, no, keep going. Like, don’t you got her talking to him, got Kristy Swanson to do a dude, where’s my car line? But couldn’t, she didn’t like the Caddyshack line. She was like, no one has ever, they always asked her for Buffy shit. So when we asked her to say that we touched her. Who? Who’s, yeah. She’s like, no one’s ever asked me for that before we had her sign the autograph. Perfect. My who, who’s Sidney Morgan was like offended that the one thing she did, it was worth, right. The one notable section of your career, it was trying nerds all day. So here, right. You know what I mean? Like I’m like caddy, Cher. I got the, I thought I would think that would work. Right. I was going to be there. Depends on who you are. So bring all your leprechaun gear. Right, right, right. For the obscure. I guess at this point, like we have to understand they’d be, there was one of our best moments ever was, you know, we have a, Oh my God, I’m blanking on her name. Uh, from back to the future, Leah Thompson, Thompson and Bob brings her on Coke, introduces her and he was like, Oh yeah, you know, so Hey, you know, from uh, Howard the duck fame and like, you can hear her break out laughing. And she was like, Oh my God, watch. We are so lucky to be introduced with the star of Howard the duck. She’s like, what I’m talking about guys are clowns like, yes, we are one episode of something I did before I was anybody. That’s what you’re going to put me. Oh, of course. So I mean, I’m going through this list and I mean, I’m looking at like myself. Like Lloyd Kaufman to me is a God, and he signed like for free. He does. I met the paver that, uh, what was the place in pick Clawson Brown bag it. I got a sign, I got a signing from him, like in 94 book came out. And, uh, that was like one of the first times I ever went and got a sign. You know what I mean? The guy’s a absolute stinking legend. He created the toxic Avenger, which I know as a child in the 90s, he’s the co owner of a powerhouse in the underground. Uh, the B movie world is the movie horror world Sergeant Kabuki man, NYP class. Newcomb. I the guys that I’m looking at like, dude, I gotta talk to Charles Fleischer. Like that’s, you know, he’s a real life cartoon character. Honestly, talk to him on the phone, real life, do that. Whatever his flight was like, he’s like, Oh, do you know you travel this? You got your, you’re a frequent flyer number. Maybe like, Oh my God, I don’t know what his real voice is. He’s anything like Rob Paulson. That would be amazing. Yeah. His real voice would be the one that he used during welcome back Kotter. I was going to say nightmare on Elm street. That would have been the one ad and then you’ve got Skolnick man. You’re like, we’ve got the, Oh, we got the ogre drop. Yes. And on with the laugh. Huh? Oh, you did it better. Mike was blown out when we got Betty’s. Yeah. But I cleaned that up. I just need to throw it back in. Yeah. Like, Oh, I’m in love with a nerd. We got Betty to say that Titan signed by her. She was selling that. I go, Oh my God, I can’t believe she’s selling it. Hygiene. Right. So like, we’ve got Skolnick like, you know, come on man. They’re like, to me like that was like the Porky’s revenge of the nerds. Like those were my legs, my age. And I’m sorry. Isn’t Mickey Avalon the guy that sings my Dick? Yeah. Nasty. You have Mickey Avalon. He’s performing on Saturday night. That’s what I heard. Sonny. He’s, he’s performance. I asked her, do the Jane Fonda whiskey every Friday for the last couple of months. [inaudible] asked her that much. Everybody is Mickey Avalon alive or dead? And everyone’s like, I don’t know. He’s very much, Frankie Avalon is very much alive and Augie just got angrier that he’s [inaudible]. I ain’t gonna be able to do the Jane Fonda. What? Mickey Avalon. There’s a guy, uh, I don’t, I don’t know the horror movie, but I, Nathan Bazell, he played a massive levered Vernon, it’s like a mockumentary horror movie where he wants to become a serial killer and uh, Robert England’s in it cane hotters in it. He looks like sniffer in this press photo. He looks like Stiffler. I really bad. I would like to get Stiffler. Oh, that’d be awesome. What’s he doing? Not doing conventions. Tried. He can’t be doing anything. He goes underrated. I’ll tell you didn’t do it. Was he in SQL or did it house just in a TV commercial. Aton right now he’s a, he’s a, he gets all angry in the back of a car or something. I just saw him. Hey man. Martin Cove is doing commercials as, as I saw that koala Chi. That’s actually pretty good commercial. He did a good job with it. Yeah. So go into Le Dan, if you’ve never been astronomic on before. What’s a, I guess paint a picture, right? It’s our town. So the beautiful thing is, is if you’ve never been to astronomic con, we could explain it to you till we’re blue in the face, but you can currently go right now to Amazon and watch our 31 minute documentary. We filmed it last year. You in it Bob, and uh, you’ve got a nice yard called astronomical [inaudible] great Cod. I love this gun and you get to meet everybody and is great. I love it. And these guys do a great job, but I was like, all right, we’re using that. So yes, I gotta look it up now making of a pop culture convention. Astronomical. It’s free. So if you’re an Amazon prime member, you can just watch it for free. And if you’re not, you can rent to box. It’s very affordable. We do have like one minute clips of it on our YouTube channel, which has a bunch of content, but the short version is astronomic con is a pop culture convention. That’s also a party. Like the minute you get there until the minute you leave, there’s always something going on. Well, from the minute you get, last year wasn’t as bad. I’ll give them that much. We’ve cleaned it up because while Michigan is a friendly state to that, I want a family friendly event. So I want to be able to bring my three year old and my wife and not shabby at all. You replace the metal detectors with the alien D containment chambers, right? Sponsored by acts very heavy at the podcast Detroit table. Honestly last year you cleaned it up. I wish that we were never more popular in our lives than we were when the ladies were doing the body painting at the booth. The rocks or mud, I got in trouble for that. Everybody go for that. That so suddenly everybody wanted to talk to us about podcast, technically met Michigan laws that she was not nude. There was no technical, it meant Michigan law. But there was a, we got some complaints, families who complained that she was quote. And so instead of the approvers saying, Hey, I’m like, Hey Dustin, it’s me. Hey, you gotta go tell her to cover up a bit. And I’m like, Oh we never do video because let me look at me and Dave, we never do video podcasts. Oh you’re the guy that made me cover up. And I’m like, ah no, I don’t want to be that title. I’m the guy that told you two very beautiful [inaudible] stallion. He goes, let’s turn on the video. Let’s turn on a little video, see what happens. But no, again, when I say a party, like our stuff starts at this year, we’re starting early cause we’re doing a pool party cause there’s water park connected to our home. We have a pre, it’s on Thursday. That starts at seven o’clock. No pool parties. Good cause first cause you get to chlorine, you get to bleach. Well you get the actual astronomic on drinks so you can be [inaudible] and buzz. But you get into the three 30 on Thursday. Damn man. Gonna mess it off. But yeah, no. So it’s a party that starts Thursday night. There’s a concert Friday pool party into the convention, into a back to the 80s theme party with Mickey Avalon. Dirt. Nasty twisted. They’re doing an eighties party. Bob, I’ve heard eighties garb is a preferred, preferred [inaudible] I heard you do eighties well [inaudible] yeah, that’s what I, that’s my thing too. Yeah. Right. And then Saturdays I make you cover up. Well only if your paced, these are painted. Uh, no but realistically and it goes through till till Sunday at like five o’clock and it really doesn’t stop because people party in the lobby and hang out and it’s a real uh, all-inclusive feelings and, and it’s good vibes and it’s just fun. Lots of, lots of alcohol do. I bust that hotel for putting up with everything, dude. It’s more of a wall of us and we love them. It’s the NC 17 more hardcore version of it. Penguin, cotton and I don’t know that one penguin, I hear things but I’ve never been like, it’s, you know, there’s parties and chaos and mayhem and drinking in the lobby and all that stuff. But like this is, this is more the NC like that’s the geek version of what you guys do. Like during the day, it’s all family friendly and when the, you know, when it gets dark, when the party comes out, right? Yeah. Don’t cross the line. There’s always a line. But yeah, we’re having our fun there. I mean are there [inaudible] you get the more blurry those lines. Right. But by the time it gets blurry, I’m in my broom anyways by three 34 in the morning I passed out. You’re at four, I have to get up at eight. You get up a little later, an hour later versus three hours before I said don’t Wyndham Wyndham garden, Sterling available online. What’s the scoop? astronomical.com/tickets is everything you need to get yourself some tickets. You can get daily passes, you can get weekend passes, you can preorder your fee, all of it. So astronomic con.com or you can get you on Facebook. You guys have been uh, you know, following actually the, the page. You guys are pretty attentive cause you get a million questions. It’s like a job in itself just to like pre answer those answering questions before we started the, yeah, it’s, it’s amazing. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, um, Facebook. Obviously we have our own YouTube. We’re on Spotify cause everything we, all the content that we create, we put everywhere for people who art hip to social media so you can find us anywhere. Awesome. We look forward to us spending the weekend with you guys. Thanks criminals studio. I look forward to hanging out and uh, having a good time as we usually have as we have the last couple of years. Like literally this is my old, my favorite kind of the year. As much as I like more city, it’s outgrown itself. No offense. Yeah, it’s a, it’s like a big time convention. I’ve never heard of her. Yes. Astronomic on February seven, eight, nine 15 in van Dyke Sterling Heights. I look forward to seeing podcast to try it there. You guys are awesome and thank you for having us. Yeah, thanks for the time. Hey, we’re going to take a quick break. We’re going to be back. August gets like talking about a charity event that’s coming up for all the Mickey Avalon. At our event though, it’s not super cool people. You have it in a jukebox, so that’s good enough. But we have a TJ, right? Right, right. So this is a TV show. Hey, I’ll be back in just a sec, but here’s the deal. Wave helps freelancers, consultants, and small business owners make move and manage your money, bringing you closer to financial success with accounting, invoicing, payments, and payroll services that are easy to use, secure and free. 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Welcome back segment three episode 332 this is the one and only it and the DCL broadcast in live here. Studio one podcast, Detroit, beautiful. Royal Oak, Michigan. Bob, the sales guy, Dave the geek. Randy. I do the Twitters. I don’t know what the hell. What are you doing Randy? I’m find a son. Limes maybe in the d.com where you will find all the things. Hey, bank United wants you to go from warm, so enter for a chance to win $54,000 if a team goes for and completes a two point conversion during the big game on Sunday for resection. Has that ever happened? Sure. Has there been like a two point dirty super? Absolutely. All right. Just curious. Um, all you have to do is follow at bank United on Twitter and tweet at bank United. Your answer to. What would you do with $54,000 using the hashtag go for more 54 everybody has a chance to win. The more tweets you send, the more chances you have of winning. And have a team completes a two point conversion. You’re going to win again. Follow bank United on Twitter and tweet at bank United. Your answer to what would you do with $54,000 using the hashtag go for more 54 there’s only one prize. Many may enter. Only one will win. Must be at least 18 years of age. To enter a for official rules, go visit www dot. Go for more or five four.com that’s go for more. And the number 50 four.com bank, United and a member FDI C. and neither Twitter nor the NFL entities have offered, administered, endorsed, or sponsored this sweepstakes in any way. So, Hey, Aug, what’s going on? Hey guys, how are you doing that fam? Dude, I was told butters would be here tonight. Yes, I know. Um, butters are supposed to be here in a koala costume. Yeah. Will be my girlfriend’s tiny toy poodle that is going to be in a qual costume kissing booth for this Friday’s event. First of all, I want to take a moment to thank Dave for telling me that the episode that I filled in for Bob wasn’t the worst episode ever. The second one was not the worst episode they ever heard. That was the day that I was a more than a guest, but less than a host. Yes, you are a ghost. Yes. Guest. So I heard it was the worst. Well, I’m sure you heard it was the worst from your hospital, but I do appreciate the, uh, the chance to come and sit in with you guys for no, for no other reason. Not that plug in anything. Just to be here and a and talking. I’m sorry I had to do it. Bob, I’m glad to see your badge better with you here and like being here and I’m glad you’re doing well. Seriously. Yeah. I hope you’re feeling better. So yeah, we’re doing a, my girlfriend is Outback, give back. She wanted to do an event, and I’m not a big fan of the name, but it’s a great, amazing thing. So my girlfriend and four of her friends went to Australia back in August and they did like two weeks in Australia and I didn’t go because I do the Hamtramck labor day festival and that’s right. The canoe races and all that kind of stuff. So I’m like, you know, I also didn’t want to spend $1 trillion dude, I’ll show you for two weeks. Yeah. So she did that and then all this stuff has hit the fan and she did all the wildlife tours, all the koala, huggy. Although if you haven’t, if you haven’t been keeping up at home, like literally, it’s like the size of the United States. It’s pretty much been blanket. There’s one point a couple of weeks ago when every road in and out of Sydney was closed. Yeah. Cause you couldn’t, you couldn’t get in or out of the city because of the fires and the, and the smoke. So, and it’s, it’s displaced and killed just thousands and thousands of animals. Like 1.5 L, you know, Australia has such a unique animal population that those animals aren’t anywhere else. Right. So, uh, she’s had said, look, you do all these great crazy fundraisers that whiskey, we do the tracksuit party in a on a good Friday every year that benefits the friendship house, which is the food pantry. We do the Magnum PI party, which is in the summertime where we, everyone wears, you know, mustaches and Hawaiian shirts and raise money for the hero foundation. So can we do a fundraiser for the animals that we were playing with like casually in Australia just a few months ago. I’m like, you find the, the right legitimate charity that we know we’re given the right money to. And she did. She found the Steve Irwin foundation, which runs the Australian animal hospital that has always been there and is now just overloaded with just everything. Yeah. Obviously. I mean, they used to do like, you know, stop harvesting crocodile eggs now they’re like basically just trying to triage, filling up and unloading koalas out of the back of their cars and stuff. So, um, we’re very fortunate to have our good friend Greg [inaudible]. Yup. And if you’re not in the river or people know him from eight at nine next back in the day. Uh, so he is the cohost with Michelle. So, and Jerry, my lovely, beautiful girlfriend and a good cover. Good one. [inaudible] she’s beautiful. So yeah. So, uh, so Conip and Michelle are, are hosting this fundraiser we’re going to and it’s gonna be deejayed by our good friends who are good friends of yours as well. Matt Fox and Jamie Flanagan, who just opened up a new at Northville. That’s dumb. So, and they’re, they’re just wonderful. Jamie comes down to visit us every once in a while. Now he’s on 96, three on the weekends. I don’t know if you know you guys and all of that, but uh, yeah. So he’s, they’re going to DJ and get hip. It’s like I just get the host DJ smalls during Thursday wave. He did. He didn’t does sometimes, like two weeks ago he was doing thirst wave and to bring over to thirst wave. Um, yeah. It’s a fun party too. It’s a fun party, but it doesn’t go to charity like this one does. So, um, but that’s, and, and for the first time, actually it’s only the second time we’ve ever done this, the owner of whiskey in the jar who is not me, I’m just people that think everyone thinks so, um, is giving a percentage of the sale. He gets 15% of all the booze sales goes to the charity as well. So besides just raffling off a doing, it’s not going to be as big as like the tracksuit party where we have like 25 baskets. Anybody can win something. We’re going to do like six baskets of 50, 50, and then a percentage of the liquor sales. So, and then of course Conrad and Mikey, my partners and all this stuff, we’ll give back a big chunk of the money that we make, uh, as well to, we always try to get a nice even number when we’re, when we’re done. So, um, but uh, there’s going to be a, a cash kissing booth to kiss butters. Who is my girlfriend’s toy poodle wearing a koala outfit. And it is so damn cute. I mean, honestly better. Better than a real koala cause it’s one of those things that like, I, I love that. Like chlamydia. Well, no, well there’s that number one dad. But number two, like it was like, Oh my God, it’s so cute. It’s eating like the little eucalyptus leaves. Like that’s their like morphine, if they weren’t eating that they’d be biting your face when they go to sleep. Right. But like we realized that the tracksuit party at the Magnum PII party, which butters also comes to dressed up, uh, everyone just clamors to carry butters around the whole time cause she’s a tiny little toy poodle who’s just as adorable as anything. Attention whore. Yeah. And so we’re like, well, we’re going to charge people to carry butters around at the party. So that’s the butter’s kissing. But did you get the carry around butters for 10, 15 minutes for however many minutes? How many, many dollars you want to donate, something like that. And that’s going to be like the butter’s kissing booth. Okay. Um, and then it’s just, I think it’s a great cause. It’s, uh, we don’t do these pop up fundraisers at whisky. We’ve never done usually like usually your regularly scheduled, we’re coming up on our eighth tracksuit party, which I’ve already ordered my check so I’ve got a fresh Reebok off. You know how the Poshmark, there’s a Valore like a maroon Valora one for sale on my whatever. On Facebook. I scroll by like from Macy’s. I was going to text it to you today. You got, you got to get those, those it’s, we’re coming into, everyone starts rating all the resale shops in Metro Detroit because they know tracksuit party’s coming up. Somebody wants to have the coolest amount to find a troop one or of a lower Phila. And so that’s always a, I told you when I went, I didn’t even need to dress up. I just, here’s where your closet. Yeah, I just want your closet. I have so many now because we have eight of them that I will start like putting him up in the auction. Like, I got this old Reebok, it’s looks, looks like an astronaut outfit, but that one up there and you know, Mike, he’s got a fresh one. He just, he was bragging about it the freshman, he got an old Adidas one that came from Germany. Uh, one of my, uh, I, it doesn’t fit me. I’ll text to text you a picture of it, see if you want it. Yeah, I mean it at the worst. We put it up in the raffle. All right. You people to pay some money for it. So, uh, but that’s, that’s tracksuit party. That’s the next time I’m going to be here. That’s going to be I for good Friday. But right now we’re just, we’re hoping some folks come out, some animal lovers and people come out and support the Outback, give back. So, and it’s free. It’s this Friday night. It’s this coming Friday night and starts when, uh, at eight o’clock. Technically we always, we got to put a start time on it, right? I mean Mikey, Mikey, the Mikey is there doing happy hour at four o’clock, right in the bar opens, we’ll start selling tickets then. Um, and we’re really, really good about people that don’t want to stick around. We, we call you, we text you the basket you want and people come back the next day and the next day. His bartenders love that cause he got to come back to the bar and get your basket. You might as well have a drink while I’m here. You’re honest about it. We’re extremely honest about it. Like, Oh, you won. You didn’t, you weren’t here. That’s fine. Your phone numbers in the back. I sent you a picture of it. If you say give it to someone else, fine. If not, I go raffle. Yeah, we do raffles. We do. We do a raffle. You do always do baskets. Yeah. We’ll give you some tickets and tickets. That would be amazing. That’d be amazing. I know falling warehouse last night. Agree to give us a, a lane and all in a basket. We have a big Takata cooler full of booze. It’s all fifths of liquor. That works perfectly. That’s a, that’s gonna be a big draw a little bit. I like booze. Yeah. Do you like loose? Everyone met about you. So yeah, if a couple of tickets, gentlemen, weekend passes, you can do what you want with them. Oh, you guys are wonderful. Thank you. No worries man. So, and I’ll come back to you guys for the next fundraise. But anyway. [inaudible] so yeah, you’re, you’re now in rotation yet gentlemen. But uh, yeah, our other charities are the, the friendship house we always do, which is a food pantry that only serves for two and two. And that’s the, when we do the, um, tracksuit party for, and the hero foundation is a families where the breadwinner gets cancer and we take care of their holidays. And they’ve been doing that for years and years. A friend of ours father survived pancreatic cancer, which that’s the, you don’t normally hear it. Yeah, nobody does. It’s the 1.7 million. So I’ll break a glass to that muscle. It is, but it’s wonderful. And so that’s why, and that’s Mike, he’s on the board of directors of that charity. I’m on the board of directors of the friendship house and my girlfriend loves the Australia animals. So that’s why we’re doing a Outback. You back this Friday at whiskey, the John Hamtramck. All right, so easiest way to find it. Hit the whiskey in the jar Facebook page. It’s one of the events or there’s an event going, it’s a, and you know Mikey did the graphics for it. It’s [inaudible] whiskey is just like the nicest, friendliest, most fun place. Absolutely. You walk into that bar and you don’t know anybody and suddenly your best friend, you know everybody and it’
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There’s nobody quite like Mickey Avalon. His perspectives on art, music, fame, performance … are unique, thoughtful, and always sincere. He’s on tour with our mutual friend, Dirt Nasty (Simon Rex) this summer, so go see them if you get a chance. Their show is some strange and wonderful mix of comedy, rap, rock, and raunch. Find me on Instagram or Twitter. Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon. This Amazon affiliate link kicks a few bucks back my way. Music: “Brightside of the Sun,” by Basin and Range; “Fuzzy Freaky,” by David Byrne; “Smoke Alarm,” by Carsie Blanton.
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Mickey Avalon is an American rapper from Hollywood, California. His debut self-titled solo album was released on Interscope/Shoot to Kill Records in association with MySpace Records. Frequent topics of Avalon's songs are his experiences with substance abuse and prostitution. Follow Mickey on Instagram Support the By Hand Project Listen to Pinstripe Loveseat Buy me a coffee on Patreon Follow me on Instagram Box of Goodies The Motherfucker Awards Contact: info@kyle.surf Mud Water Use the code KYLE10 to get $10 off your subscription of Mud. SC Medicinals Use the code KYLE10 to get 10% off everything at SC Medicinals.
Hello frens, come over bring brisket? Thanks, papi craaaaaving a juicy briskey. Just kidding I don’t talk like that, or even want briscuit (the way the word should be fucking spelled) right now. But I hope you want to devour this episode, because we enjoyed ourselves making it! Like always, we talk about a lot Read more about The Untold Story of the Nouge and Mickey Avalon[…]
I am making this episode from my travels in Bali. My buddy Mickey and I dive into our crazy adventures after the craziest thunderstorm I've ever experienced. Download it now!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
These dudes are smart, funny, and talented. I caught up with them on tour, after their show in San Diego. If you like to have fun, catch them if they come to a town near you!
Luke rolls into Walsh, Walsh & Doormat hepped up on too much coffee looking to discuss Viral Bros, The Human Blanket, and Mickey Avalon's Complicated Take On Gender.
Episode 3, Left Alone live, featuring bands The Menzingers, Goldfinger, The Business, Left Alone, Less Than Jake, Direct Hit!, Matt Skiba, Living Colour, and Mickey Avalon.
This week Twiztid talks about the Pokemon Go phenomenon! Mickey Avalon answers 5 Questions and the demented duo interview author Steve Miller about his new book: Juggalo!
A very funny show with these jokers Simon and Mickey talk about being "Married To The Game" and Alix Lynx swing by to keep it hella sexy.
"Born & raised in Florida, Justin started out at a very young age shooting surf films for international brands such as Quiksilver, Billabong, & Rusty with surfers such as the Hobgood brothers and Kelly Slater. After moving to Los Angeles, he began working in music video departments at high profile companies such as A Band Apart, & Anonymous Content where he was able to be a part of learning the directing process from the world’s top directors. He grew his role into writing treatments for the directors on music videos such as Beyonce “Single Ladies”, Beyonce and Shakira “Beautiful Liar”, Pink “Nobody Knows”, etc. He went on to write Beyonce's live performances for the 2011 Grammy Awards and her appearance on the final Oprah Winfrey show. Justin also co-produced The Shooter Series with Brett Ratner and Richard Brown (True Detective) where he directed interviews with Jay Z, Mark Wahlberg, and Outkast. Justin was one of the original creators and directors of Maker Studios (acquired by Walt Disney Corp.) that pioneered the Multi Channel Network YouTube centric companies of today. He concepted and directed one of Maker's first ever YouTube talent driven branded campaign (Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino Las Vegas) creating the model on how brands advertise utilizing YouTube & influencers. He is the only director to concept and direct a brand sponsored video (Cosmopolitan Magazine & Nivea) to take number one on the Ad Age Viral Charts with no Advertising Agency involvement beating out top brands such as Nike, Pepsi, & Toyota. He has also directed music videos for major record labels such as Interscope, Warner Bros, Capitol, & Sony; for artists Eva Simmons, Jason Derulo, A Fine Frenzy, Bret Michaels, The Midi Mafia, Miggs starring Lindsay Lohan, Mickey Avalon, Taproot, along with a fun little PSA for To Write Love On Her Arms with Joaquin Phoenix, Miley Cyrus, & Liv Tyler." -www.justinpurser.tv On this podcast talk to Justin about making surf films and music videos, the industry throughout the years, and his current project The Sea In Between, the story of twin brothers driven by sibling rivalry and struggle to establish their own identity in competitive surfing and life in general. References in this podcast: https://learn.fullsail.edu https://www.instagram.com/kellyslater/?hl=en http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106126/ http://www.surfingmagazine.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-u5WLJ9Yk4 http://www.mvpa.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurley_International http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000399/ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1764613/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Band_Apart http://www.makerstudios.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Landau_(film_producer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_a_Murderer http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0711840/ http://walkingonwater.com/2014/07/hobgoods-documentary/ http://www.surfermag.com/blogs/culture/hobgood-documentary/#BtwF5aOiMxfE9I0X.97 http://www.somethingkreative.com/ Learn more about Justin and his latest projects here: http://www.justinpurser.tv/ Learn more about Charles and his latest projects here: Website: http://www.lucima.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/charleslucima Facebook: http://facebook.com/charleslucima tumblr: http://lucima.tumblr.com Podcast: http://lucima.podomatic.com
This week on the Perfect 10 Podcast we go to Malibu to hangout with rap genius Mickey Avalon and music producer Cisco Adler. The fellas talk hits such as My Dick and Jane Fonda while Ralphie relates to their struggle to stay relevant in the ever-changing entertainment world. Grab your dicks and get ready for a fun episode!
I'm running way short on time, so sorry for the lacking show notes. I promise it's a great one though! Confessions of a sec addict, M$/RSA's NEW!!! findings, A Ton more, Intro - Shame of Life by The Butthole Surfers, Outro - My Dick by Mickey Avalon
I'm running way short on time, so sorry for the lacking show notes. I promise it's a great one though! Confessions of a sec addict, M$/RSA's NEW!!! findings, A Ton more, Intro - Shame of Life by The Butthole Surfers, Outro - My Dick by Mickey Avalon
This week on #PotStockRadio Eric Butz @PotStockEric Ryan Godfrey @ryanmgodfrey and Chris Trace @supergravy start tonight's show off with former Philadelphia Flyer and current Phantom coach Riley Cote. Since Riley retired from the NHL he's used hemp and especially hemp seeds to help him with pain and recovery from working out. Riley started The Hemp Heals Foundation and they're having their 4th annual music festival Friday 7/31 at Penns Landing Music pier in Philly. The show will feature Sublime with Rome, Pepper, Rebelution, Mickey Avalon & more! Tickets are still on sale and come hang out with Pot Stock Radio who will be a part of the party! Then we'll bring on Mike Berger who's a financial analyst with Technical420.com to discuss the summer and the world of Cannabis Financing! As always any questions or feedback about the show can be directed to eric@potstockradio.com PotStockRadio does not condone or promote the use of any illegal substance. Also, PotStockRadio is for educational and entertainment purposes only!
The Queens of Having Sex celebrate the Kings of hockey, give their best learner tips for noob and new boobs, explore augmentation options, dirty talk, and pop rock pops, and open up about dressing up! Featuring new music from Jessica Eppler, and Mickey Avalon and supported by FyreTV.com.
We're getting Loaded with Mr. Right when the one and only Mickey Avalon joins us in in Janey's Hideaway for chat and champagne!
Cla details the worst representation of the human race on the face of the earth, who happens to be playing 5-a-side soccer in Limerick. The boys take tests to figure out if they're psychopaths and also empty out the ever-expanding mail bag. Opening song this week is 'What Do You Say' by Mickey Avalon. Go to www.therace.ie for information on Maghnus' latest exploits. Check us out on twitter @hogensmith and Facebook on www.facebook.com/hogensmith
We're getting Loaded with Mr. Right when the one and only Mickey Avalon joins us in in Janey's Hideaway for chat and champagne!
The Queens of Having Sex celebrate the Kings of hockey, give their best learner tips for noob and new boobs, explore augmentation options, dirty talk, and pop rock pops, and open up about dressing up! Featuring new music from Jessica Eppler, and Mickey Avalon and supported by FyreTV.com.
Movie Meltdown - Episode 154 We are back, and the holiday party continues, as we cover a few geek activities, and “very special“ installment of the ever popular Marlena Moment. Then we watch the beloved holiday classic that is “Black Christmas“. As the Sofa Theater discussion kicks in we discuss, ‘The Bob Clark Thing’ - about a massively influential director that left his mark on cinema history. As well as Olivia Hussy, Margot Kidder, a creepy-looking Christmas tree, a fabulous fur coat and an awesome One From The Vaults memory from the movie’s star John Saxon! All that plus the festive holiday fun that is… soulless, dead-eyed, robot carolers, It’s a Bodies Alive Christmas!, Firefly, The Muppets, I want punishment, party line, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Insidious, it looked like Cher and Mickey Avalon had a baby, goldfish swimming in your hot chocolate, super slo-mo camera, How I Met Barney, yellow bastard in the attic, Battlestar Galactica, Lizzy Caplan, Psycho-influences, I’ve gotta go take a shower… everyone’s dead, American Horror Story, my teeth feel like sandpaper, calling back in time, a real world scene from a John Waters movies, it wasn’t that piano’s fault he sucked, Limitless, a Veronica Mars reunion, Gilda Radner, that is back when toys shot rockets, you drink too many damned sofa drinks, The Hot Damn Hobo, Jason Segel, Brian Posehn, which cocaine Abe?, being sober makes you afraid of pain, it’s weird how many gay guys I’ve loved in my day, a pig with no back legs, choking on Aphrodite A’s missiles, hot damn hobo ghost, Jackass 3, Party Down, is Margo Kidder living in my alley? - and our own special take on Scott Weiland's new Christmas album! Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers revealed, so go watch the original 1974 “Black Christmas”. “He’s just got that creepy, not human…but sort of used to be human look to it…it’s pain, but it’s also like - I’m already dead. I’m already dead! And I’m just doing this because they reanimated my body just enough to sing and dance!”
The season of Fall is upon us. Lisa Tobias returns again to the show. That can only mean one thing: It's time for the Couch Surfing podcast, baby! It feels good to be back in the swing of things.00:02:28 - Lisa is enjoying the updated version of 90210. John is indifferent.00:05:35 - The Fringe pilot caused unintentional laughter from John, but Joshua Jackson is a bad-ass, so he's going to keep watching.00:15:16 - True Blood was a bit of a letdown for Lisa, but she's still on board. John is reminded of Sundown, starring Bruce Campbell.00:19:34 - John is finally watching Six Feet Under. So far, he's not impressed, finding much of Alan Ball's work cold and one-note.00:27:52 - Free DVD rentals from the Library are exposing John to mediocre entertainment such as the Amityville Horror remake and Babel, but he strongly recommends the special edition of David Cronenberg's The Fly.00:35:55 - Be sure to pick up the long overdue special releases of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Weird Science this month!00:38:12 - At the end of this month, keep an eye out for the tenth anniversary release of Can't Hardly Wait. Hopefully, we'll get to see more of Amber Benson in the film!00:40:05 - While trying to catch up on Bones online, John has to deal with his first ever serious virus on his computer. A system recovery (F10) was performed. Everything is fine, now.00:42:25 - Due to the computer virus, John had to read stuff (!). When all is said and done, he finishes the novelization of Can't Hardly Wait, but was left kind of bored with the Brian Michael Bendis graphic novel, Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl? (Answer: The Butler did it. Just kidding.)00:45:36 - John is curious to check out the reboot of Geek By Night, and recommends listeners to do the same. He wonders how much of his input remains in the show, if any.00:49:38 - A shout out to Geek By Night and Buffy Between The Lines alum, Rachel Ruzzo.00:55:51 - We get our Neil Patrick Harris fix by watching Harold & Kumar: Escape From Guantanamo Bay.01:02:11 - John & Lisa are hopeful they can take Tim Minear up on his offer to be on the show soon (call us, Tim! Let's do cyber lunch!).01:03:04 - The show wraps with Lisa recounting her experience at Dragon Con. NOTE: Sorry we didn't have time to get to listeners' emails. We'll hit it next recording! The following artists can be heard in this episode:Three Dog Night, Weezer, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Eberg, Rolling Stones, Sneaker Pimps, Tom McRae, John McEntire, Massive Internal Complications, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, Thirteen Senses, Van Halen, Mickey Avalon, Elvis Costello, Badly Drawn Boy and Craig Wedren.
Ilja Koster von der Berliner Band "Leash" und die junge Schauspielerin Steffi sagen , welche Mucke sie hören und wo sie Klamotten kaufen. Der alte Hase Jasper empfiehlt dagegen Wakeboarding in Velten, Paintball in Sternebeck, Bands wie MGMT, Mickey Avalon, Muscles und The Ting Ting. Zum Schluss, wie immer, eine kleine musikalische Einlage. Diesmal: Race Car.
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