Episode 7 with NOTHING vocalist/guitarist&nbsp;Domenic 'Nicky' Palermo. We discuss&nbsp;everything from the Philadelphia Eagles and MMA to beatdowns, jail time, death and the day you realized how awful human beings could be.&nbsp; NOTHING's new album Tired Of Tomorrow is out May13th on Relapse Records. Go to SetonCalling.com for a track listing from this episode.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Episode 7 - Domenic 'Nicky' Palermo

If you are a fan of the Dan Patrick Show, then you know this man's voice well. Not only is Jamey Jasta the lead singer and frontman for the hardcore/metal band Hatebreed, he is also the composer to the original Stat Of The Day theme. &nbsp; In this episode, we talk with Jamey about&nbsp;surviving sabotage and politics in the ever changing music business,&nbsp;media misinformation, PC culture, and a whole bunch of MMA.&nbsp; Hatebreed's new album The Concrete Confessional was released May 13th, 2016 on Nuclear Blast.&nbsp; For tour information go to HatebreedVIP.com For a list of songs heard on the episode, go to SetonCalling.com

Episode 8 - Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed

We took a trip to Asbury Park, NJ for Punk Rock Bowling and caught up with Bouncing Souls bass player Bryan Kienlen. Bryan tells us an amazing story about getting tattooed by a punk rock legend. We also talk about the history and gentrification of Asbury Park, share memories of New York City, and how he got his start in both music and tattooing.

Episode 9 - Bryan Kienlen of The Bouncing Souls

Recorded at the lovely Bro-Bro Studios (his basement), actor/comedian Horatio Sanz joins the podcast to discuss his favorite Olympics events and how the pressure of being an Olympic athlete is similar (or not) to performaing live for an audience. We get the story of how he auditioned for Saturday Night Live, being pigeoned holed as an artist, and how people liked Chris Farley and Eddie Murphy handled the pressure of pleasing fans. Plus, comparing Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan, how Horatio came around to liking LeBron James again, and the pains of being a long suffering Cubs fan.&nbsp; Be sure to check out his podcast at&nbsp;http://www.hoorayshow.com/ &nbsp; &nbsp;

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