Harri Kuokkanen returns to Into The Necrosphere to discuss the tenth Hail Conjurer album, Abyss & Ekstasis, and the very different creative process that brought it to life. After almost two years between the recording of this album and its predecessor, Order Of Disgrace, Harri deliberately approached the new record from a more structured and premeditated perspective, composing the music, lyrics and arrangements before entering the recording process. We discuss why he felt the need for a fresh

Thank you to the CEO and founder of Trick Or Treat Studios Chris Zephro for coming on my show for an interview! Chris discussed the upcoming products and Hellraiser masks that Trick Or Treat Studios will be releasing soon. He talked about launching Trick Or Treat Studios during the recession, his father being in the distribution business with Paramount Pictures, and the trials and tribulations of licensing. Chris also spoke about wearing the original Michael Myers mask from John Carpenter's

What does starting a record label actually look like?James Nixon is documenting the entire process. James is a pianist, working parent, and the founder of Fern Rose Records. What began with sharing piano ideas online eventually turned into a plan to record the music he plays for his family, press it to vinyl, and build an independent record label around it. In this episode, we talk about why he decided to start a label, building an audience by being genuinely useful, documenting the process

Why is letting go of something so hard? Kat explains. Also, A guy online says women fear the "R" word: receiving and it's not attractive to men. We break down his viral matcha story and whether we agree with him. We also share "defaults" that can help you support yourself when you're overwhelmed, the Yale study that found regular readers lived nearly two years longer, and some low-effort date night ideas for tired couples. Plus, our Hasbro Moment! We're honoring Chloe Corley, a Teacher of the Year

(00:00) Intro (03:40) Zuck Off App (08:30) Easy change undies (13:00) Top 6 - Perks to dating Elon... (18:00) Girl lost her pretty priviledge (20:30) How did you do a runner on a date? (27:25) Hayley was pulled over twice (32:20) Jack Tame Debate (43:25) SLP - Do you like swings as an adult? (47:00) How did you get back at a cheater? (58:23) Fact of the day (1:05:10) Hayley and the cardigan (1:10:00) Social Battery doesn't exist (1:13:40) What do you love to watch? (1:24:40) Problem with a low

“I love to sing out loud there. No one can hear me because everyone is, well, underground,” says Julia Jacklin. And if that’s not the best reason for singing in a cemetery, I don’t know what is. Walking is a daily and essential part of Jacklin’s process. “I’m obsessed with walking,” she says. There are two kinds of walks to Jacklin’s process. The first is when she goes with nothing on her mind; this is for filling the well with inspiration. The second is what she calls “intentional walk...

Bobby closes out his year-by-year journey through country music in the ’90s with 1999, the final chapter of a decade that completely reshaped the genre. He looks back at Shania Twain’s incredible run, Tim McGraw continuing to climb, new stars like Brad Paisley and Keith Urban beginning to emerge, and a handful of songs that would outlive the year by decades. Along the way, Bobby shares conversations with artists about the moments that changed their careers and revisits the pop culture,

Lets take a look at the number 7 Vanguard Jazz Orchestra - Skylark Mattias Uneback - Voyage Beneath The Sea Pascal Schumacher Quartet - You & the Night & the Music Art Pepper - Tin Tin Deo Virginia Schenck - How Deep Is The Ocean Larry Gelb - The Love Song Of Ian Ops Bill Evans - Detour Ahead Richard-Maegraith - Eden's Story

Bobby, Eddie and Brandon tackle some of music’s biggest questions. Who wins in a showdown between Garth Brooks and George Strait? Which hugely successful artists do you respect but just don’t understand the appeal of? And what artist’s biggest hit gives people the WRONG idea of how good they really are? And More!Bobby then dives into some of the most questionable songs to ever reach No. 1, and makes his case for why they belong on the list. From novelty hits and songs that

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Wanda needs to go get her man back, but she says it's not that simple. She explains why "Snowfall Wanda" would've handled things differently, why Wanda trusts Leon, and why all she really wants is his support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby and the guys recap a wild football weekend and debate whether team loyalty should ever come before fantasy football. They hit the biggest NFL and college football storylines, react to where their teams stand, and Kevin gets mistaken for Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell. Texans quarterback Graham Mertz joins the show to talk about his rehab, the jump to the NFL, and why he believes Houston can turn things around. Download the DraftKings Sportsbook App today:https://dkng.co/bobbysports

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What does it take to build a sustainable, full-time career as an independent UK hip-hop artist? In this episode of Two Beers With The Band, host Chris Schrum sits down with UK rappers Sam The Rapper and 7ury for an unfiltered breakdown of music, mindset, and multi-brand hustle. The duo shares how they went from living a street apart to managing three distinct musical identities—Sam The Rapper, 7ury, and their collaborative group DMT (Dead Men Talking)—while co-owning their event platform, Rumo

We get some questionable parenting tips from Gorman and Fletcher, the breakfast and dinner advice that's hard to digest (insert rimshot) and Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols on how going to a Chelsea game postponed the bands tour in 2025, the drug that turned him into a guitar player and what he really thinks about John Lydon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby plays a message from a listener who gives their theory as to why Amy is for sure dating a celebrity. Eddie brings a warning to the show that someone is abusing our equipment after house.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show: Rubi is trying to leash train her cat so he can gain some freedom, a new Ryan's Roses where a music student is unintentionally caught in the middle & Tanya has a Trending Report on Madison Beer and Justin Herbert. Listen NOW!join us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onairwithryanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Bobby's 'Sunday Night Conversation' he talks about people he understands better since becoming a parent. He also opens up about something he wishes he paid attention to more being having a baby of his own.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A former NASCAR driver has been ordered to pay a million dollars after a woman sued her over an alleged affair with her husband. We break down the bizarre case, the laws behind it, and how an affair ended up costing someone for that amount of money. We played a round of Riddle Me This! Bobby asks kid riddles to the adults in the room. Can you beat the crew? A listener has a question about a show member's wife about something they believe has never been revealed about them.See omnystudio.com/listener

Send us Fan Mail Alyssa Joy Claffey is an Idaho-grown violinist and fiddler who describes her musical style as “grassical”—classical training with plenty of twang. She picked up the violin at just five years old, studied classically, and earned a spot with the Boise Philharmonic at age 19. After spending more than a decade as a music educator in Sun Valley, Idaho, Alyssa made the leap into performing full-time. Her versatility has allowed her to move comfortably from symphony halls to honky-...