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Heroes & Villains: RUMBLEFRENZ
41:36|In this episode we've got an honest-to-Iacon Transformer on the show: Rumble from RUMBLEFRENZ and the Cybertronic Spree! It's not often that you get to interview a being that you've been a fan of for forty years...so this is kind of a big deal.Join us as we chat about the new record We Exist in the Realm of Infinite Possibilities , the music that inspired it, and why it was such a departure from their prior record. Also, you will NOT be prepared for the sheer volume of song demos that went into the production of this record.Follow Rumble on Instagram HERE and RUMBLEFRENZ HEREWe Exist in the Realm of Infinite Possibilities is out August 28th.
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Figure Friday: Wandering Planet Toys Planetoid Raiders
39:09|In this episode of Figure Friday Gavin Hignight and Doc Wyatt are back at it again with their newest Kickstarter Campaign for...Planetoid Raiders. Join us as we answer the question, "Who ARE the Planetoid Raiders?" We also play a quick round of Vintage Kenner Trivia!You can follow the Kickstarter Campaign that will be launching soon RIGHT HERE and you can visit the Wandering Planet Toys web store RIGHT HERE. Don't get yourself into another fine mess by paying eBay prices for the Laurel and Hardy figures, go right to the source!Emily Steinwall
48:31|In this episode, Andy Burns talks to Toronto musician Emily Steinwall about her new album, 'But, There's Beauty in the Fall from Grace,' her musical influences growing up, the not-so-lost art of the album, and much more.Pat Mastelotto
28:36|In this episode, Andy Burns talks to Tu-Ner drummer Pat Mastelotto about the band's new live album, "Rendezvous Rodeo," his history with King Crimson and Mr. Mister, and much more.Heroes & Villains: J.W. Ocker talks "Don't Go There: A Tour of the World's Most Sinister Spots"
35:07|Part of the fun of being an independently produced podcast is finding out after the fact that your mic was actively crapping out during recording! Efforts have been made to clean up my audio but THANKFULLY our guest J.W. Ocker comes through loud and clear!In this episode we're joined by J.W. Ocker an award-winning travel writer and dark history expert to talk about his new book Don't Go There: A Tour of the World's Most Sinister Spots which will be out on July 14, 2026 from Quirk Books. Join us as we chat about everything from Salem to Mothman with stops at the Bermuda Triangle and a town in Pennsylvania that's been on fire since the 1960's! Also, why exactly IS the triangle the most sinister shape?Find J.W. at https://www.oddthingsiveseen.com/ and don't forget to order your copy of Don't Go There.Jon Davison of Yes
44:06|In this episode, Andy Burns talks to Jon Davison, the lead singer of the progressive rock band Yes, about the recent release of the group's 24th studio album, "Aurora." The two of them discuss songwriting, inspirations, Yesstory, and so much more.Billy Sherwood of Yes
37:46|In this episode of Biff Bam Pop! Presents...Andy Burns talks to Yes bassist Billy Sherwood's new studio album, "Aurora." Sherwood has multiple co-writes on the album, along with a vocal showcase on the closing track, “Watching the River Roll.” Andy and Billy also discuss how the band writes new music, Billy’s thoughts on harmony vocals, the enduring legacy of Chris Squire, and much more.