Podcasts about roadies

From Roadies to Rockstar Entrepreneurs: Insights with Craig Duswalt WHR 3.228: From Roadies to Rockstar Entrepreneurs: Insights with Craig Duswalt Episode Summary: In this episode of the Work at Home Rockstar Podcast, Tim Melanson jams with Craig Duswalt, keynote speaker and founder of RockStar Marketing. Craig shares his journey from working backstage with Air Supply and Guns N' Roses to becoming a marketing powerhouse helping entrepreneurs stand out in their industries. He breaks down how embracing authenticity, leaning into his rock background, and building a mastermind community transformed his career and brand. Who is Craig Duswalt? Craig Duswalt is a powerhouse Keynote Speaker, Author, and the visionary behind RockStar Marketing and Rock Your Life. He toured with legendary bands like Guns N' Roses and Air Supply before launching a marketing empire. With experience as a Creative Director and copywriter, Craig now empowers entrepreneurs to embrace their inner rockstar and market themselves with boldness and authenticity. Connect with Craig Duswalt: Website: https://craigduswalt.com Email: craig@craigduswalt.com Phone: +1 661-904-7273 Host Contact Details: Website: https://workathomerockstar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workathomerockstar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workathomerockstar LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timmelanson YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WorkAtHomeRockStarPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/workathomestar Email: tim@workathomerockstar.com In this Episode: 00:50 — Craig's journey from college grad to backstage runner for Air Supply 03:17 — The power of attitude in being noticed and invited to tour 04:15 — Learning from failure: why “Shoestring Budget” branding didn't sell 10:16 — How masterminds helped Craig transform his brand 14:05 — Rockstar discipline: what Slash and Axl taught Craig about practice 17:11 — Why following your passion trumps everything else 18:58 — Focus: Why you must master one thing before diversifying 21:51 — Why delegation and respecting expertise matter 24:24 — Building fan relationships and authentic branding 29:01 — Repurposing content and ongoing learning 31:34 — Community over competition 33:42 — Craig's upcoming projects and where to connect

Send us a textTwo weeks since our last show & we're still excited to talk about our two bike races at RC3. We review how things have been going again, Drew is doing big volume & Todd has a sore calf... again. 

The song goes the first cut is the deepest, but when you put you hand where it doesn't belong that cut might take a pinky. Atleast that's the case for Roadies head brewer Peter. To mark the event and give a little levity they named their latest Hazy IPA Deepcuts. It's balance makes this a perfect festival that you can enjoy at this year's Rhythm & Brews.

In this relaxed and whiskey-rich episode of The Bourbon Road, hosts Jim Shannon and Todd Ritter take a well-earned pause from their recent travels and barrel picks to enjoy a night of good conversation and even better pours. Broadcasting from the Bourbon Road Bar in Simpsonville, Kentucky, the duo dives into a curated flight of four whiskeys—two bourbons and two ryes—with a monster of a surprise in the final glass. You'll hear stories of legendary Kentucky moonshine, high-proof adventures, and reflections on the growing bourbon community, including updates on their recent roadie meetups and the much-anticipated debut of the Frankfurt Documentary. There's even a toast to their “podcast enemies” over at Pursuit United, as Jim and Todd sample the Melwood Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon—a nod to whiskey history and the legacy of George Swearingen and Rudolph Balki. The episode is more than just tasting notes (though there are plenty): it's about community, history, and the shared appreciation of exceptional spirits. Learn about Melwood Avenue's historic distilling past, find out what makes the rare 375ml release from Pursuit United so unique, and stick around for insights on upcoming barrel picks, roadie events, and the always vibrant Bourbon on the Banks Festival. And yes, they saved the strongest for last—literally. One of the highest-proof pours ever featured on the show makes a thunderous finish, sparking memories of mason jars, X-marked moonshine, and the kind of burn only true Kentuckians could admire. So pour yourself a generous dram and settle in. This episode is one for the books—and for the bourbon shelves. Bourbon on the Banks 2025 Smokeys Lifestyle Cigars The Hill House Bed and Breakfast  Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

Join me for a 4 hour gravel ride with aerobars on a singlespeed in Texas! Show Notes: History of and how to best enjoy one of these "ride along" shows. Assioma power pedals How gravel tires open up more paved but sketchy connector roads Sharrows! Reading off power and cadence while climbing. Dropping into Lick Creek Park with heavy gravel Garmin Forerunner 970 killer features review Ribbon Snakes and Green Snakes Thank you Lachlan Morton for making pink jerseys cool. Coasting more on longer rides will actually make you go faster in the end. How ranchers turn flatbed railroad cars into small bridges. Riding upright when super hot might overall be faster than low and aero due to the cooling. Rock Bros arm coolers are interesting - solid on one side and mesh on the other. For sun block / cooling. Fueling trick - clear bottles so you can see how much you've used to help stay on track. Meshy stuff WAY better in hot conditions. Dramatic cooling effect compared to classic cycling kit. Garmin 970 added rucking, sapphire glass, flashlight, speaker and microphone, but no voice notes... Fenix is overkill for most people, and that adds weight and makes it a poor running watch. Front-facing collision warning radar would be cool device since you can hit a car with your head down. Story how I was friends with the inventor of Morf-tech bars and he died from a crash like that. Interesting nuance of singlespeeding - sometimes faster on long rides by capping effort on flats and downhills? "Unhurried" vs. "Slow Living". Difference is intention and middle pathing. Getting water from country gas station. Cool soundscape. Surrounded by Roadies. Drifting in gravel turns is FUN. Uhurried more like Taoism "Flow" than Slow Living is. Miniature compass on handlebars end up being better than I thought! Use to better work with wind and navigation, no batteries. How I'm using my Garmin 945 watch to send HR to my bike computer. People are regressing in response to constant news agitation. Need more calm. Do you reeeeaaaally need a smart watch? "Unhurried" co-opted by Christian movement? Religion vs. Philosophy in Communism. Nishiki is 90s aluminum. Rear end is stiff like a jackhammer. Taking a heat break in a cornfield. How red-shouldered blackbirds are territorial and dive bomb you. How I got the nickname “Cool Breeze”. What different formats work best for Instagram, YouTube, and podcasts. Pausing to do things right when being unhurried instead of putting things off for later because you are in a rush. Trimming workouts down in time if tired instead of just going easier. Set an end time for your workouts - more important than a start time. You want to be extremely relaxed in aero position. Why flat terrain wears you out more than rolling. Singlespeed flatbar gravel bike is oddly like 80s BMX bikes. The truth about drinking from the hose and not being let in the house. How we get rolling hills with steep gully walls. How to "row" your bike up steep hills. Trick to keep your water bladder in the freezer to stop mold and also have ice water on your hot rides. More on "time capping" to give you more free time. The coolest thing about gravel isn't the gravel, it's the lack of cars. Rear radar apps on your phone will play the alerts through your headphones too. Get the swimming version of Shokz headphones if you want them to be truly sweatproof. Signs of nerve damage in feet. How I got the nickname "Cool Breeze". Cooling down under a freeway bridge. 91 degrees in the shade. Using cold soda to cool down faster from the inside out. Fueling 300 calories per hour using table sugar and a little bit of Gatorade powder and sodium citrate. Zen story of being unhurried to become enlightened. Hitting singletrack and pipeline road. Signs you're trying to do too much. The "shoot first, point later" concept of videoing your rides with an Insta360 camera. Lionel Sanders won a 70.3 Ride stats - 97 degrees, 63 miles, 4 hours and 11 minutes. Wrap up and family news!

The Pharmacy is back open! This week's episode covers the Atlanta United match and NSC's long awaited return to the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. As always, Thanks for listening! 

There are plenty of thankless jobs out there…think about the people who have to work outside in all kinds of weather…line workers for power companies…garbage collectors… construction workers. Same goes for prison officers, nurses, teachers, and first responders of all types…i could go on, but you get the idea…so much needs to go on behind the scenes for us to be able to live our lives.  There are dirty jobs but someone's gotta do it…for the most part, they do their jobs so well that we don't even think about them…but if not for these people, society wouldn't function.  Now let's look at the music industry…the performers get all the glory, but we'd know nothing of them if it wasn't for the massive support they get from people in the background.  That includes support staff at record labels and management companies,  publicists, assistants, and thousands of other positions that helps make the music happen.  One of the most important positions is paradoxically both visible and invisible…if they do their jobs well, they're ghosts…but if they don't, things don't go so well…in fact, they may not go as well.  I'm talking about roadies, members of the road crew, the people who enlist in the army that's necessary to put an act on tour…without their expertise, long hours, and willingness make sure everything always goes smooth, there would be no live experience.  They say that if there ain't no audience, there ain't no show…but if there ain't no road crew, then their ain't nothing at all. This is a history of the men and women who make live shows happen…it's the story of roadies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Willie Nelson celebrated his 92nd birthday. Last weekend, the latest film he served as executive producer on had its debut. It screened at the Dallas International Film Festival and it was co-directed by his daughter, Amy. This is an extended interview with her about the film, “King of the Roadies.” It’s about the […] The post Texas Extra: Amy Lee Nelson on her new film, Texas music, and her dad appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

This week Jim and Todd welcome two Roadies, Doug and Jer to join us in celebrating red corn bourbons. We have four different red corn bourbons on, featuring Jimmy Red or Blood Bitcher varieties. Listen in as we taste and rank these four bourbons. Bourbon on the Banks 2025 Smokeys Lifestyle Cigars The Hill House Bed and Breakfast  Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

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With special guest: Stuart Coupe… in conversation with Bill Kable We have always heard about the sex and drugs of the rock’n’roll lifestyle but few of us get any access to this hidden part of the music industry. Until now Stuart Coupe has lived in the music world for over forty years and by getting the roadies, these unsung heroes, to open up we can find out both the good and the bad sides of this life on the road. Stuart tells us one of his motivations in doing the research and writing his latest book Roadies: The Secret History of Australian Rock’n’Roll was to preserve the stories from the early days because the roadies have had some casualties and he does not want the stories to disappear with the last of the original roadies. Not only does the lifestyle take a toll on the roadies’ physical health but the toll on family life is intense. The roadies will often be away from home for 10 to 11 months of the year because the show has to go on. Podcast (mp3)

Bidhaan Shrestha on Saving a Climber, Roadies India & High-Altitude Filmmaking In this episode, Bidhaan Shrestha shares his incredible journey from growing up in Kritipur to studying Mechanical Engineering in Bangalore, his passion for solo traveling, and how his adventures led him to Roadies India. He talks about saving a climber's life, experiencing high-altitude filmmaking, and the truth behind Roadies India—Is it scripted? Bidhaan opens up about his experiences in Nepali mountaineering, his struggles with OCD, and how rock climbing and sports helped him overcome mental challenges. He also discusses vegetarian nutrition for athletes, the impact of body shaming, and how extreme adventures have shaped his perspective on life. From camping in remote places to a near-death robbery attempt in India, this episode is packed with thrilling stories. We also dive into Sadhguru's influence on mindset, his intense training for mountaineering, and the transition from being a Roadies contestant to a full-time filmmaker. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of Bidhaan's journey, from Roadies India behind the scenes to life-changing experiences in the wild. GET CONNECTED WITH Bidhan Shrestha: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bidhanshr?igsh=ZDJzYTJveXltcmg3  

On this episode of Cyrus Says, the ever-bold and inspiring Bani J (aka Gurbani Judge) takes center stage for a lively and unfiltered chat. Rising to fame as the 1st runner-up of MTV Roadies 4, Bani quickly became a household name, earning accolades for her fierce personality and unmatched grit. From her tattoo inspirations rooted in her mother’s Buddhist beliefs to her iconic role as Umang Singh in Four More Shots Please!, Bani shares her remarkable journey. She delves into hilarious Mussoorie memories, soulful driving experiences, and her unwavering dedication to weight training, even through pandemic challenges. The episode also touches on her acting debut with Himesh Reshammiya in Aap Kaa Surroor, her Tamil blockbuster Valimai, and her latest collaboration with Sanjay Dutt in Double iSmart, where she calls him her mentor. Bani also discusses the influence of strongman legends like Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, aka Thor, and Eddie Hall on her fitness philosophy, as well as how Vipassana exercises have helped her stay centered amidst the chaos of the entertainment world. Don’t miss this fun-filled, Bollywood-meets-fitness-packed conversation!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this segment, Mark is joined by Tim Sommer, a music journalist and former record executive. They discuss his recent piece from the New York Times on aging roadies.

DALE RUSHING AND THE RUST BUCKET ROADIES HIT THE SCENE ON WEDNESDAY WITH SONGS LIKE JUST A DRIFTER AND PARCHMAN FARMS

Um documentário digno de nota 11.  E mais: Mais um motivo para irmos para Cuba. Qual a semelhança entre a Rihanna e o Lanterna Verde. E um detonado especial sobre como se tornar um Graxa.   Filme de hoje: Isto é Spinal Tap (1984)   Ficha técnica deste episódio Participação: @andreavila1979 @randi.wav @duduavilavet @sirtomzera Edição, decoupage e consultoria técnica: Randi Maldonado (@grimoriopodcast)  Sonoplastia: André Ávila   Quer sugerir um filme e se tornar um Aleatórier? Clique aqui e mande a sua Sessão Aleatória! Clique aqui e saiba mais sobre o Sessão Aleatória. Quer falar conosco? Mande um email para sessaoaleatoriapodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @sessaolaeatoria

This episode originally aired on Feb. 14, 2023 “I moved on to the next thing I was going to write,” says the noted dramatist and television writer Winnie Holzman, recalling the cancellation of her critically-acclaimed series “My So-Called Life,” after just one season. “That's what we do as writers.  We move on to the next thing.”  Indeed. In Winnie Holzman's case, one of those “next things” turned out to be the book for the hit Broadway musical “Wicked,” with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz—one of the longest running shows in Broadway history. The collaboration earned her a prestigious Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Book of a Musical, as well as a Tony nomination for Best Book of a Musical. Prior to her Emmy-nominated work on “My So-Called Life,” which she created for executive producers Ed Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz, Winnie wrote several scripts for the Zwick-Herskovitz drama “Thirtysomething,” and she would go on to serve as executive producer of “Roadies,” created by Cameron Crowe, and as co-creator of the series “Huge,” with her daughter Savannah Dooley.  Join us as Winnie reflects on her wickedly successful career writing for the stage and the small screen, the many ways writers measure their successes, and the give-and-take that has fueled her collaborations with some of the most creative minds in theater and television. Please support the sponsors who support our show: Gotham Ghostwriters/ASJA “Andy Awards” Guidelines Ritani Jewelers Chelsea Devantez's I Shouldn't Be Telling You This Daniel Paisner's Balloon Dog  Daniel Paisner's SHOW: The Making and Unmaking of a Network Television Pilot Unforgiving: Lessons from the Fall by Lindsey Jacobellis Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Libro.fm (ASTOLDTO) | 2 audiobooks for the price of 1 when you start your membership Film Freaks Forever! podcast, hosted by Mark Jordan Legan and Phoef Sutton Everyday Shakespeare podcast A Mighty Blaze podcast The Writer's Bone Podcast Network Misfits Market (WRITERSBONE) | $15 off your first order  Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Wizard Pins (WRITERSBONE) | 20% discount

This week Jim opens up the Bourbon Road Bar as three Roadies descend on Bourbon Country. Our good friends from the south come bearing gifts from Chattanooga. They share their whiskey and their knowledge in this great get-together. Listen in as we sip, and talk and discuss all that matters in this world of whiskey. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

In Episode 4 of the Three Rails Metro Hockey Podcast: Staniel Smooth comes down from the UBS Arena rafters after the Islanders take five of six points this week; Brian discusses the cap juggling that the Rangers have to do to get more defensive help, and; Ryan talks the Devils' depth scoring and the huge comeback win against the Islanders. Plus, the guys talk about the 2024 Hockey Hall of Fame class and who from their favorite squad should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame. No Credentials Required is a part of Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: www.bellyupsports.com | www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports This episode's affiliate sponsor is Righteous Felon Craft Jerky: Save 15% off your order with promo code BELLYUP at checkout! Plus, free shipping for every order of $50 or more! | www.righteousfelon.com Follow us on social media: Twitter/Instagram/TikTok: @nocredsreq Facebook: www.fb.com/nocredsreq YouTube: www.youtube.com/@nocredsreq Join our Discord server for more sports conversation: https://discord.gg/WknBEUQY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robots as Roadies and more on #532 of the podcast Ryan Beebe, bassist and vocalist of the band Goalkeeper. Fresh off their recent tour and the release of their new EP "Pins and Needles," Ryan shares insights into the band's evolution, their experiences on the road, and the creative process behind their latest music. With a blend of catchy hooks and heavier themes, Goalkeeper continues to carve out their unique sound in the punk scene. Tune in to hear about their adventures, the challenges of touring and being an artist in 2024 and beyond. goalkeeperband.com for all things GOALKEEPER BAND --- “Set A Fire” the New MXPX Song is out everywhere NOW! MxPx Live Shows:

This week Todd and Jim hang out in Jacob's Well with Norbert and Amzie to to recount the festival and all the great whiskeys. It was a blast this year, and thanks to all the Roadies who traveled to hang out at The Bourbon Road Bar. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

Sarah and Vic sit down with tour photographer Maggie London to discuss: How Maggie discovered her passion for photography and forged her own path  Taking charge and learning as you go How studying other topics can help you as a creative How she turned her passion into a business and learned the industry ropes Being the only woman in the pit, diversity, and progress What does tour look like for a photographer? How gender, race, identity, etc. play a big role in working with artists The benefit of having peers who support and connect you Evolving into artist development and creative direction Where the industry is going now that artists, and fans, are more educated and aware of the good, the bad, and the ugly of the entertainment industry And more!   Notes: Maggie: https://maggielndnphoto.com/about Bonnaroo - https://www.bonnaroo.com/ Photographer Mentioned - https://www.instagram.com/baeth/ Almost Famous - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181875/ Roadies - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4270458/ Cage the Elephant - https://www.cagetheelephant.com/ Morrison Hotel Gallery NY - https://morrisonhotelgallery.com/ Zoe Clark - https://www.instagram.com/zoeclarkofficial/

IN BRETT'S OWN WORDS:I initially did the Ride in 1999 because, at the time, I thought I had only months to live. It was my sixth anniversary of being HIV. Medications were limited and toxic. My health was struggling greatly, so I wanted to challenge myself to fight for those living and aging with HIV/AIDS one last time, myself included. However, to my thankful surprise, I'm still here!Since 1993, when the Ride began as the "California AIDS Ride," participants have raised more than $300+ million and completed more than 42,000 journeys on bikes from San Francisco to Los Angeles.The stigma of HIV remains very prevalent, and many in the HIV community are still reluctant to talk about it. Those living and aging with HIV/AIDS struggle daily to maintain their health and get reasonably priced health services. New infections are still alarmingly present in communities all over the US. Those becoming HIV+ are constantly saying, "We didn't know, we didn't realize, we don't care, no one told us, we thought it was a manageable disease!.We realize that the week out on AIDS/LifeCycle is the hardest we will work all year, but it is also the most emotional and fulfilling for me and the other Riders and Roadies. (from 2021) My personal training story started in September after a ten-month recovery from a nasty bike crash. Thankfully, I'm now riding 100-200 miles weekly, but it can be grueling, a huge time-suck, and days filled with mental and physical challenges, but I do it with my Desert Roadrunners team of like-minded and selfless individuals. Team Desert Roadrunners represents our own 'desert love bubble.' I was raised on the idea that community and service are essential and can fulfill your wildest dreams and goals. The love that comes towards you as a Rider or Roadie, you get to give back tenfold to other people. It's incredibly emotionally filling.The AIDS/LifeCycle advances the shared interests of the beneficiaries in reducing new HIV infections and improving the quality of life for people living and aging with HIV/AIDS. It raises crucial awareness about the ongoing epidemic, in addition to funding critical services such as HIV testing and screenings for other sexually transmitted infections, medical care, prevention services, housing, and more.In addition to the 1.2 million people living with HIV and AIDS in the United States, 1 in 7 people do not know they live with the disease. https://giving.aidslifecycle.org/participant/43387Desert Sun: https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/health/2022/06/03/palm-springs-resident-ride-545-miles-raise-funds-hiv-aids/7462292001/Photo: Copyright Wilkinson/2024Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com

Oscar-Winning Writer/Director Cameron Crowe (Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous, Fast Times at Ridgemont High) talks with Says Who Sports about a celebrated career that was launched when he became the youngest writer ever for Rolling Stone as a teenager and traveled with the biggest rock bands in the world, including the Allman Brothers Band and Led Zeppelin, wrote the best-selling novel Fast Times at Ridgemont High and later wrote the screenplay for the movie, wrote and directed such films as Say Anything, Jerry Maguire and Almost Famous, won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, won a Grammy Award, was nominated for a Tony Award, directed acclaimed music documentaries about Pearl Jam and David Crosby, created the Showtime series Roadies, and much more! Crowe's directorial debut as a teenager, the long-lost and newly released Heartbreakers Beach Party, about the legendary Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and the hijinks and high-energy surrounding the making of their third album, Long After Dark, was banned by MTV after one airing in the summer of 1983 due to what the network generally described as inappropriate reckless content. Crowe and producing partner Greg Mariotti, along with Petty's daughter, Adria, have now brought the film to theaters and streaming in all its early Petty-era glory. Crowe shares special stories and anecdotes about the making of the movie, including Petty's self-professed connection to Jeff Spicoli, Crowe's iconic lovable stoner character played by Sean Penn in Fast Times. Crowe also shares memories from his time on the road with the Allman Brothers Band in the early Seventies and recalls the magic of what it felt like to be standing onstage watching the band play four hour shows, and his gratitude for guitarist Dickey Betts for trusting him and opening the "band access" door to Crowe.    Crowe, who is working on a film with/about legendary singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, shares nuggets about his friendship with Mitchell, including the profound impact her music had on a young Crowe growing up in a household where rock music was essentially off-limits, and the wisdom he has gained from Mitchell via their conversations. Crowe discusses the making of Fast Times at Ridgemont High, including battles with the studio to release the film and the unexpected and mind-blowing crowd reaction to the movie in a theater on Opening Weekend. Crowe pays much respect to director Amy Heckerling, who championed Fast Times and led the way for directors including an up-and-coming John Hughes in the making of teen films in that era. Crowe also talks about Penn's immense impact on the film, including witnessing Penn's supreme confidence and skill as a young actor and his unique approach to playing the role of Spicoli. Crowe shares special memories of the making of Jerry Maguire, including humorous moments on the set with sports agent mentor Leigh Steinberg, his respect for and friendship with former NFL quarterback Drew Bledsoe, who inspired Crowe in his creation of the fictional character that played the quarterback and prospective top NFL draft pick in the movie, and the awe-inspiring skills of actor Tom Cruise, who played the title character and whom Crowe describes as committed in the strongest way to understanding and respecting the roles of all members of the movie-making team and to helping Crowe realize his vision for the film. Crowe also discusses much about Almost Famous, including the influence on the movie of those nights he spent as a teenager watching from the stage as the Allman Brothers Band played marathon shows.

Rannvijay Singha is a dynamic Indian film actor, host, and VJ who has left an indelible mark on Indian pop culture. Best known for not just hosting but also revolutionizing MTV Roadies, he has been the face of the iconic show since his own victory as a contestant in its first season. His infectious energy transformed Roadies from a reality show into a cultural phenomenon, inspiring countless across the country. Join us for this captivating episode with none other than Rannvijay Singha—the man who became a household name through his iconic association with MTV Roadies! In this episode, we take a deep dive into Rannvijay's incredible journey, from his early days in the entertainment industry to becoming one of the most recognizable faces on television. Get ready for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of MTV Roadies, how Rannvijay's passion and persistence helped him carve out a unique space in the world of reality TV, and the personal stories that have shaped his career.

We've gone full-send on the hops for a Friday!  Whatcha Say IPA focuses on the hop aroma and flavors for Mosaic, Citra and Nectaron without a lot of the bitterness.  A true San Diego Style IPA masterpiece like the song it's named after.

Up to this point it's been light crushable beers that don't feature a lot of hops.  Today the Roadies crew pops the top on a must-try San Diego style Pale Ale called Pocket Pale.

In true Roadie fashion light crushable lagers are a must have when you're working behind the scenes.  Continuing to flex on crushable easy drinking beers Roadies Corazon Espinado is much like Uncle John's Lager with it's full body and drinkability but you get that subtle hint of influence from South of the border.

When you take your name from a song like Blondie's Rapture, you better bring your S+ game.  If you're looking for spirit of their light lagers in a fuller bodied ale, Rapture delivers all that delicious biscuity-goodness and is still insanely crushable.

Please put your hands together and welcome The Roadies! The crew from Roadies Brewing in Vista has dropped by with beer as they countdown the days till their Grand Opening on Friday!  They kicked things off with a perfect beer for the oppressive heat we've had all weekend with their take on an American Light Lager called Uncle John's Lager (no to be confused with Uncle John's Band).

The Jeffs hit the road to visit Sean & Diane Hilz in their new brewery Roadies Brewing. Listen to their origin story including the story behind Uncle John's Lager. Listen to the end to find out all the amazing plans Diane and Sean have for the months ahead, including their official opening on September 13th!

Today's guest is a costume designer for film and television. She received a Costume Designers Guild Excellence in Contemporary Film nomination for her design work on BRIDESMAIDS directed by Paul Feig. And most recently a Fantasy / Sci-fi Emmy nomination for LOKI Season1 directed by Kate Herron. Her versatile aesthetic has served Cameron Crowe for his contemporary series ROADIES, to the pilot of the futuristic series ALTERED CARBON directed by Miguel Sapochnik. She has worked with Taika Waititi on the series adaptation of the best seller book INTERIOR CHINATOWN written by Charles Yu And has recently completed the highly anticipated season 2 of LOKI. https://www.youtube.com/@DesigningHollywood

Happy Tuesday, Roadies!!! Thank you so much for listening! We need you, we love you, thank you! 

Winnie Holzman's so-called writing career began innocently enough, writing and performing sketch material with the comedy group “Serious Bizness.” Next came an MFA from NYU in musical theatre, as well as a musical: “Birds of Paradise,” which was produced Off-Broadway and directed by her teacher, Arthur Laurents.  She soon shifted gears, (and coasts) joining the writing staff of the ground-breaking television series “thirtysomething” and then creating theseries, “My So-Called Life,” which starred Claire Danes and which, thanks to MTV (and now HULU) has been seen all over the world.  She collaborated “once and again” with her mentors Ed Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz on their critically acclaimed series “Once and Again;” and later collaborated with her daughter Savannah Dooley on their one hour drama series “Huge;” as well as with Cameron Crowe on the Showtime series “Roadies.”   She is the book writer of the international hit musical Wicked, which has a score by the acclaimed composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz. Wicked celebrated 20 years on Broadway this past fall.  She recently completed both screenplays for the film adaptation of Wicked. Her play Choice, an early version of which had its world premiere at the Huntington Theatre in Boston, in 2016, will be produced this spring at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey.  She is a proud member of the Writers Guild of America West, and the Dramatists Guild, and has been married to the wonderful character actor Paul Dooley for only 39 years. Paul Dooley is an actor, writer, and comedian, and has appeared in hundreds of movies, TV shows, and plays. His films include Breaking Away, Sixteen Candles, Runaway Bride, Popeye, Insom-nia, Waiting for Guffman, and the Cars franchise. His television appearances include roles in Curb Your Enthusiasm, My So-Called Life, Star Trek, Dream On (Emmy-nominated), and The Practice (Emmy-nominated). He lives in Burbank, California, with his wife Winnie Holzman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Monday, Roadies! We hope you had a great weekend! On friday, we saw Stabbing Westward feat the ROCK 95.5 Legend WALT! They melted our faces and our hearts. Thank you for listening! 

The Screaming Goat Fairy got missed AGAIN! Roadies, you better get it together if you want these tickets. Thank you for listening, we love you! 

HAPPY MONDAY, ROADIES! We are back in action to keep your week going, thank you for much listening!!! We love you! 

A RACOON CAME UP TO ME!!! WHAT!!! Anyway, good morning Roadies! Thank you so much for listening!

Happy Thursday, Roadies ! ! How's it going?? Do you have schlong problems?? We found a list of schlong problems, I had no idea these where problems for you guys.... Who knew!!! 

Happy Tuesday, Roadies!! The doordah driver brought what with the delivery???? Listen and find out, thank you for listening! We love you!

Happy Monday, Roadies! Do you like Dude Movies??? Well tell us what it is! Thank you for listening! 

HAPPY HOO-HAA FRIDAY!! I mean Chainsaw Friday lol my bad. Happy Friday, Roadies!! We love you!

WE'RE BACK! And just as happy as you would think. Thank you for listening, Roadies! We love you! Fred did what??? In the where??? You have to listen to find out the outcome of Don't Kill Angi. Happy Tuesday

Happy Hump Day, Roadies!! We made it half-way through the week, and its been a good one!! Do you like reality TV?? Well we have some questions for you!!! Thank you for listening, 

IT'S CHAINSAW FRIDAY! We made it through another week, can you believe it?? I know I can't. Have a great weekend, Roadies! We love you! 

Happy Thursday, Roadies! Thank you for listening! We love you, we need you, we support you. 

Hello, Roadies!! WE HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT ! Kegs & Eggs!!! Come through!!! See you there!

Happy Hump Day, Roadies! Are your holes too small?? Angi has the same problem. Listen and find out what shes talking about! Thank you for listening

Jim and Melody travel to Ohio to meet up with a fine group of Bourbon Roadies. This week we hange out with Doug, Mark, Rhett and their better halves. We drink through six different Ohio whiskeys while tasting some of the best Pizza northwest Ohio has to offer. Lots of laughs on this episode. Be sure not to miss it. Thank you to our sponsors, Blanton's Bourbon Shop and Pints and Barrels. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!