Death metal legend and one of my favourite guests to ever appear on the show, Chris Pervelis (Internal Bleeding), makes a triumphant return for a bourbon and red wine-fueled, no-holds-barred catch-up. We dive deep into the writing and recording of Internal Bleeding’s blistering new album “Settle All Scores”, then spiral into several unhinged tangents including the secret to a perfect steak, the unholy roar of muscle cars, Chris’s take on Black Sabbath’s final bow, and why we both secretly wish we’d

On this week's episode of Artist Friendly, Joel Madden is joined by Oliver Niño.Niño — known as The Spiritual Activator — joins Joel for a powerful and introspective episode. In conversation, they dive into energy work, self-healing, personal growth, and how to reconnect with your purpose. Niño also opens up about his journey from being in a band in the Philippines to becoming a world-recognized healer and author of Do This Before Bed — sharing practices that offer healing, clarity, and

Yolanda Kondonassis is a Rock Star of the harp. She’s got two Grammy nominations. She’s considered one of the world’s leading solo harpists and she is the world’s most recorded classical harpist. She has performed worldwide and released over 25 albums. She’s been featured on CNN, PBS and NPR. And listen to this - she is a dedicated environmentalist and the founder and director of Earth at Heart, a non-profit devoted to inspiring earth conservation awareness and action through the arts. My featured

This is the Mistress Carrie Situation Report! The 'Sit Rep' your daily Entertainment headlines, Industry Info, and everything ROCK, all in under 5 minutes! 10-22-2025. The Mistress Carrie Podcast, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network!Episode NotesRobert PlantSam RiversPusciferM. ShadowsSpongeFoo FightersSanae TakaichiSid WilsonAbove Ground 4Sick New WorldNew films in theaters this weekNew Releases This Week New Music ReleasesUS Rock/Metal Festival ListFind Mistress Carrie online:Official

Put on soundproofing headphones and a blindfold, because this episode with Bobby Burg and Melina Ausikaitis of Aitis Band is a mix of haunted houses and “that’s what she said” jokes.Special thanks to our brand whisperer & spiritual sage Enid Casablanca for joining us this week!

ep27 Ryan Langlois + Jonah David with intention released October 30, 2025 01:53:24Glen Erickson sits down to talk with musician Ryan Langlois and his son, emerging artist Jonah David, unraveling their intertwined musical paths. Ryan reflects on his rapid fame with the Boom Chucka Boys, the struggle between seeking art and notoriety, and the challenges of balancing career and family. Contrastingly, Jonah shares his journey from early country influences to discovering his own R&B sound in

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This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, I’m thrilled to revisit a special concert and conversation with Dave Carroll — the Nova Scotia songwriter, storyteller, and social media trailblazer behind “United Breaks Guitars.”We talk about his journey from local stages to international attention, songwriting with purpose, and how a single tune can change the world. Recorded live, this episode captures Dave’s warmth, wit, and musical range — from heartfelt ballads to folk-rock anthems that hit close

Matt and Trevor of Cheat Codes sit down with Adam Unze to talk about their Spark: the movieReady Player One.They share the story of how the film’s immersive virtual reality and flood of pop culture Easter eggs blew their minds and sparked creative inspiration. From parallels between gaming, music and business to navigating the future of AI and virtual worlds, they explore howReady Player Onereflects the community, creativity and boundary-pushing spirit that drives their music career.If you love EDM,

Making a Scene Presents - Mid/Side Processing in Mixing: The Secret to Width, Clarity, and ControlHave you ever listened to a pro mix and thought, “Why does this sound so wide and full, but everything still feels perfectly in place?” That’s not just good EQ or compression — chances are, the engineer used a little Mid/Side processing to get that balance between focus and space.Mid/Side, or M/S, is one of those behind-the-scenes techniques that can take your mixes from sounding flat and

In this episode, we talk with Ben Porter — musician, producer, and Brand Evangelist at MatchTune — about the growing tension between AI innovation and protecting human creativity in music.We dig into the big questions: How do we ensure artists keep control of their work in the AI era? What does true consent look like for training data? Will AI democratize music creation — or drown it in noise? How do we preserve human originality as AI output scales? Ben shares how tech like AI-music

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Send us a text Hi everybody and welcome to today's episode of Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. I have a feeling that, pretty soon, I’m going to have to rename this podcast “Recency Bias,” since I’ve received a ton of requests from people who want to come on the show and talk about shows from Phish’s 2025 summer tour. Not that it hasn’t happened before, but there was something about this tour that awakened the fanbase. People who saw Phish for the first time, or the 200th time...

Send us a text Daniel Ash, along with Peter Murphy and brothers Kevin and David Haskins, formed Bauhaus, a band who were pioneers of goth rock. Their debut single, “Bela Lugosi’s Dead” is considered by many to be the first record of the gothic-rock genre. They released five studio albums, and during that period, Daniel and Kevin formed the post-punk band Tones on Tail in the early 1980s. In 1985, David Haskins, now as David J, rejoined his Bauhaus bandmates, minus Peter Murphy, a...

I’ve been noticing a lot of buzz around The Big Ol’ Nasty Getdown on social media lately, and it definitely caught my attention. Recently, I came across their track “Wrong Side of the Law” featuring rising star bassist Ellen Alaverdyan alongside her dad, Hovak. The energy of the project was so contagious that I felt compelled to dig deeper and find out what it’s all about. At the heart of it all is John Heintz, who wears many hats… bassist, producer, and the self-proclaimed “Ringleader” behin...

Watch on YouTube "Spooky" Scott is back just in time for Halloween week! In this episode, he breaks down how minor chord progressions can bring emotion and depth to worship—way beyond the usual “spooky” vibe. He also shares how these chords can help shape moments of prayer, reflection, and deliverance in worship. He gives real examples from Kory Miller’s album and other worship settings, showing how these sounds can add power and purpose to your music. Plus, he opens up about his own experien...

In this episode, Jason Heath interviews Rodney Slatford. Rodney is joined by his friend Mike Coombs, who helped facilitate this conversation. Together, they explore Rodney's remarkable career as a performer, educator, publisher, and advocate for the double bass. As founding Chairman of the Yorke Trust, Rodney Slatford has established himself as a renowned double bass player and teacher. His career includes over 1000 performances worldwide, 30 years with the Nash Ensemble of London, 10 years as

"I'm codependent with the pain of this world! Why?"A short podcast on the idea of Surrender as a means to wholeness. Recorded this right after a lit therapy session where I had an AHA! moment. Even though life seems to always involve some pain and suffering as well as joy and peace, we should distinguish the different kinds of suffering. If I shoot myself in the foot as a lifestyle habit, that is one kind of suffering. Another is the kind we feel as we navigate life while doing our