This episode of the MetalFellas, Rusty, Jake, Britton, and Aaron get together to discuss The Mountain, by Haken. This rag tag team of ruffians take on this stunning concept album from these British Prog Giants.
Email the office of submissions and reviews board at timeandstuffpod@gmail.com to submit your album recommendations for consideration for review.
This episode, Aaron invites Karl Whinnery into the studio. They discuss music, his bands Vintersea and Ligature Marks, Hot Karl Productions, and his contributions in the fan film, Jason Rising. They also listen to Machine Head, on vinyl.
This episode, Aaron welcomes on Joseph Smith, to talk about mental health, music, being in bands, and his podcast, Situational.
This is one for the books. Another to become the first of many. I welcome Anthony Guth into the studio, a friend from the same hometown, who after over 30 years, left his religion. This is a conversation of indoctrination, abuse, and healing.
This episode, has become the first of many. Aaron assembled a rag tag team of ruffians to discuss, in depth, the newest album from the band Dream Theater. Rusty Singleton, Britton Anderson and Jake Stutsman round out the crew taking on the task. Join them once a month for MetalFellas Album Reviews. Email the office of submissions and reviews board at Timeandstuffpod@gmail.com to submit your album recommendations for consideration for review.
Chet Bilkington and Sheridan Louise Dewitt welcome you to the Muddy Boot. This is an exploration into all things noisy with our Earth.
This episode, Aaron welcomes Mykel Illa into the studio. They discuss music, video games and art, being sure of oneself, and his band Delta Avenue. They also discuss his beginning in music and acting. Falco stops by the show, and Aaron r eads some poetry. They also listen to Stevie Wonders, Sir Duke, on vinyl.
BOOM! This episode, I welcome Winyard Bletch back onto the show. We discuss locker rooms, music industry and terrestrial radio, plus him living in Denver and his 3 bands. Enjoy it friends.
This Episode, Aaron welcomes Jason back onto the show, for a great conversation about Earth To Ashes new music video, a chat about their dogs and health problems, the NFL, and Aaron tells a story about science. Falco also joins the show.
This episode, Aaron welcomes his writing partner and one of his oldest friends, Wendigo, The Poet onto the podcast. They discuss a range of topics, including Earth To Ashes new music video, writing and art, and recounting childhood stories. Nerdy and in depth, just the way I likes it.
