Donald Tardy, drummer of Obituary, returns to the podcast to talk about the band’s recent livestreams (obituarylive.com), touring with Slayer, The Florida Metal Fest and taking care of homeless cats for Donald’s Metal Meowlisha (facebook.com/meowlisha)

Ian D’Sa, guitarist of Billy Talent, returns to the podcast to talk about guitars, recording guitars and getting through the pandemic.

The Queen of Scream herself, Darby Mills jumps on the podcast to talk about The Darby Mills Project and Flying Solo.

Walter Hoeijmakers is the co-founder and artistic director of the Roadburn Festival in Tilburg, Holland. Roadburn happens every April and showcases every genre in the heavy music realm. Walter and Danko discuss the festival and where it’s headed.

Steven Page jumps on the podcast to talk about musical theatre, going back to school, Trans-Canada Highwaymen and his weekly virtual live shows from his basement.

I have been doing a podcast for 9 years! I’m taking a break from the podcast for a few weeks but posting old episodes. This episode is the first appearance of Damian Abraham, singer of Fucked Up and host of the Turned Out A Punk podcast, on the podcast. Originally aired in February of 2012 Ep. #18, this was the beginning of many many Damian Abraham appearances and many more to come. Nick Flanagan is the co-host of this podcast and has his own Nick Flanagan Weakly podcast as well.

I have been doing a podcast for 9 years! I’m taking a break from the podcast for a few weeks but posting old episodes. Eddie Van Halen passed away this week and I thought it would be nice to revisit Episode #114 from 2015 with Ian Christe where we talked about Eddie Van Halen and the idea of him as a frustrated avant-garde artist.