2020’d is a series of no-holds-barred discussions. chocked-full of insider information that explores the various paths that lead their highly successful guests to their unique lifestyles and prominence in the entertainment industry. As a team, Goodman, Cronin and Paza connect with their guests on an intellectual and emotional level, covering a wide range of topics resulting in a hilarious and informative discussions. Paramount in the podcasts is a healthy serving of rock n’ roll war stories that give you a peek behind the-curtain of the entertainment industry.
On Episode 16, “Dan Beck: Did Ozzy REALLY Bite the Head Off a Dove!?” music industry executive tells the legendary Ozzy Osbourne story as he experienced it. “I got the first call from that conference room,” he says. “My marketing staff was in the meeting…and they were a little uptight. Ozzy and Sharon…they just went in to bust chops, ya know? I still question whether it was just a theatrical trick, but everybody in the room, to this day, swears it was live.”
Guitarist Steve Stevens dishes on Billy Idol’s Rebel Yell album on Episode 29 “Steve Stevens: Rebel Yell Was Recorded on a $600 Guitar,” noting that “Billy [Idol] came from the whole punk-rock scene in London and we wanted to keep a basis of that aggressive guitar sound, a la [Sex] Pistols, Ramones, we didn’t want to lose that in what we were doing together.”
Meanwhile Steel Panther guitarist Satchel makes clear that he does not care what people think of his band on Episode 33 “Satchel: You’re Gonna F*cking Love This and If You Don’t I’m Gonna Kick You In The Balls.” “I personally don’t fucking care whether Nikki Sixx or Tommy Lee think that we’re a joke band,”Satchel says. “I would venture to say that out of five Steel Panther albums, we’ve got more great songs than they’ve got on their albums…We don’t take anything seriously and I think that’s a good way to live your life…‘cuz if you get too serious you turn in to fucking Nikki Sixx.”
Episodes 1-26 have featured a diverse lineup up musicians, music and business executives and entertainment personalities, including guitarists Richard Shaw, Angel Vivaldi, Rusty Cooley Kelly Kereliuk, Steve Stevens and Steel Panther’s Satchel, drummers Jason Costa, Rodolfo Zuniga and Adam Gilbert, music industry professionals Jason Lekberg, Paul Geary and Dan Beck, DJ John Garabedian, reality star Cara Maria Sorbello and Paulie Calafiore, business executive Ernie Boch Jr., and filmmaker Drew Ann Rosenberg, in addition to Dan Beck, Dave Abruzzese and Stachel.
Upcoming 2020’d guests:
February 10 – Shannon Larkin (Godsmack, The Apocalypse Blues Revival)
February 14 – Shannon Larkin (Godsmack, The Apocalypse Blues Revival)
February 17 – Jeff Schroeder (Big Brother, Daily Blast Live)
February 21 – Jeff Schroeder (Big Brother, Daily Blast Live)
February 24 – Shani Kimelman (Musician – Michael Jackson Cirqeu d Solie in Vegas)
February 28 – Dan Hartwell (Concert Promoter)
March 3 – Dan Hartwell (Concert Promoter)
March 7 – Alex Boylan (TV Personality, Producer, The Amazing Race)
March 10 – Alex Boylan (TV Personality, Producer, The Amazing Race)
March 14 – Ulrich Wild (Producer, Mixer, Engineer)
March 17 – Ulrich Wild (Producer, Mixer, Engineer)
March 21 – Paul Lourenco (Drummer, Lost Symphony)
March 24 – Paul Lourenco (Drummer, Lost Symphony)
March 28 – Amy Sciaretto (Publicist – Killswitch Engage, Falling In Reverse, Alice Cooper)
March 31 – Amy Sciaretto (Publicist – Killswitch Engage, Falling In Reverse, Alice Cooper)
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