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Cuz Joe and I sat down for an hour and a half. 
We start off talking about the hypocrisy and lies surrounding what was going to be a show in Tompkins Square Park to benefit Jesse Malin. But it worked out and it was moved to this Friday night at Irving Plaza. 
We go into this years BnB Bowl where 
Agnostic Front is celebrating and 40 years of "Victim in Pain".
From the new NYC Tattoo and Arts Convention at Terminal 5 to stories about The Outlaw Vinnie Stigma, reminiscing about past BnB Bowls to the 
East Village Radio show coming back.
This was a lot of fun to do. He'll definitely be back on whenever something is coming up. Thanks for your time, Cuz. Respect.

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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
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Cuz Joe (Black N Blue Productions)

WHAT UP DOE? The OG Kevin Gill is my guest on this episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. Kevin has been around a very long time. Being the man who was in the harcore scene early on then bringing SFT (Striving For Togetherness) into New York City. SFT has released legendary material. We go from the record label to how the 1995 NYHC Documentary came about and into his love of pro-wrestling. He has worked with a ton of promotions and companies throughout the years from (in no particular order) Game Changer Wrestling, Circle 6, Outlaw, JCW and West Coast Wrestling. Rockstar Games, Podcast One, his own podcast, The Kevin Gill Show and a ton more. Kev is definitely an interesting guy whos hustle I completely respect. Enjoy.

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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
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Kevin Gill (SFT Records. Circle 6. GCW. Outlaw Wrestling. JCW. The Kevin Gill Show)

It's been over five years since Jeff was last on the podcast. We both figured it was long overdue for him to come back on, especially after the tribute show that I put together in memory of Eddie Sutton in which he took part in. 
We talk all about the show, hardcore and metal, and go into old school wrestling. We discuss everything from Lentil soup to Dom DeLouise and new Enrage material that has been recorded. Jeff is always fun to sit and chew the fat with. This time was no exception. Enjoy.

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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
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The Return of Jeff Altieri (Enrage)

Back with another episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. This time around, I have my friend, Mike Valente on. Founding member and guitarist for Brick By Brick. He also founded the Extreme Music Awards, which will hold its 2nd annual award show on January 10th, 2025, at Empire Live in Albany, New York. We talk some Brick By Brick history and their upcoming EP, which will be released by Upstate Records. How he got the idea and created the Extreme Music Awards, and he delves into the decade-long pseudo-feud with Chris Jericho from Fozzy. Mike is a great guy, and I always enjoy seeing him and shooting the shit. This episode is hilarious. Much Respect. Enjoy.

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Mike Valente (Brick By Brick. Upstate Black N Blue. Extreme Music Awards)

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I decided to record a short episode giving everyone a little background and update on the book I finished writing earlier this year.
Thank you all for the continued support throughout the years.
Have a Happy New Year everyone! Here's to 2025! Respect.

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