Full Awards Show Here: https://youtu.be/YMtONRHG6Wo What was the most embarrassing celebrity moment of 2025? Andy Frasco, Nick, and Neal discuss it in this short. Is it Taylor for her response video to people not liking her album? Is it Mark Wahlberg for his general existence? Is it Katy Perry for…
What was the most embarrassing celebrity moment of 2025? Andy Frasco and Nick break down the nominees, and it gets brutal. From Katy Perry going to space, to Jeff Bezos’ celebrity wedding, to Taylor Swift’s response to criticism… and yes, Mark Wahlberg just being Mark Wahlberg. No one is safe.…
Andy Frasco and Nick look back on 2025 and hand out a litany of awards in a variety of categories, including Musician of the Year, Jam Band Drama of the Year, Embarrassing Celebrity Moment of the Year, and more. This year, they even stepped up the production with a live…
The annual awards show is back, and this category is a fan favorite. What is the jam band drama of the year? You will have to check out the full episode to find out. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
Grahame Lesh didn't have your typical childhood. He spent much of his formative years on tour with the Grateful Dead and Phil Lesh and Friends, thanks to Phil Lesh being his father. Check out this clip from the full interview last summer with Grahame Lesh, lead singer of the band…
Grahame Lesh, son of Grateful Dead founding member, Phil Lesh, paints a beautiful picture with a metaphor about the Grateful Dead's legacy and how it is like a giant and evergrowing oak tree. Check out episode 330 for more. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
In this clip, Grahame Lesh, son of founding Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, discusses the pressure of carrying on the musical legacy of the Grateful Dead. He also provides a great metaphor about how the Grateful Dead is like an oak tree, with branches that extend even farther than Deadheads…
Bruce Hornsby details the importance of finding your own sound as a musician in this short clip from Andy Frasco's World Saving Podcast. Check out the full interview for more great stories from Bruce's career, working with Tupac, and the Grateful Dead. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
Jakob Nowell discusses stepping into the lead singer role for Sublime and why it took him years to feel comfortable carrying on the legacy of his father, Bradley Nowell. Nowell breaks down what it was like playing Coachella with Sublime as his first real show. The pressure of scrutiny, and…
In this clip, Bruce Hornsby talks about his first disappointment in the music industry. It was the first of many, but that's how it goes. He was shopping his new demo tape around at record companies, and let's just say it didn't go well. According to Bruce, the record executive…
Andy and Nick discuss Love is Blind Denver and how it completely got Denver wrong. Some of the corniest peope that don't represent the city at all, unless you live in RINO. Andy even discusses that the producer's contacted him about maybe appearing on Love Is Blind. So, there's a…
Bruce Hornsby talks about how Grateful Dead fans hated him and his band at first wen they were opening for Jerry Garce and Co because they were playing the same set every night. He wasn't familiar with the jam band set list culture, I guess. Check out the full interview…
In this clip from the Bruce Hornsby interview, Bruce talks about his slow journey to becoming a member of the Grateful Dead. It started with the Dead asking him to open because they heard him covering their songs. At first, the Deadheads weren't big fans and even screamed at him…
Bruce Hornsby talks about his first piano in the living room and how his good ear helped him along his path to playing with the Grateful Dead. Check out this week's throwback episode of the podcast to learn even more and hear some untold stories about Bruce Hornsby's career, Tupac,…
Bruce Hornsby tells the story about the last year of Jerry Garcia's life from his perspective. He recalls being asked to play shows to help lift Jerry’s spirits, the hope that came with rehab, and the plans they were making for the future, and plans that would never happen. Just…
Bruce Hornsby joins Andy Frasco’s World Saving Podcast for a hilarious, deeply musical hang that somehow covers everything: growing up in Williamsburg, VA, getting told “you guys got problems” by a record exec, and the long road from lounge gigs to meeting David Geffen and cutting the demos that became…
Was Andy’s GoPuff order actually bad? Was it kind of elite? In this short clip, Nick breaks down Andy’s full GoPuff snack order item by item, judging everything from ramen cups and taquitos to gummies, chips, candy, and frozen snacks. As two self-proclaimed snack guys, they get into what makes…
n this powerful interview clip, Willie Nelson’s son reflects on faith, love, and why music has always been his version of God. Growing up around Willie Nelson shaped how he views spirituality, purpose, and commitment, leading him to believe that music and faith are inseparable. He explains why love and…
Drop your take in the comments. This one’s up for debate. Is Billy Strings becoming the Joe Rogan of the jam band scene? Not in personality, but in influence. In this conversation, we break down how Billy’s quiet co-signs, collaborations, and even choices in poster artists and merch designers can…
This two-hour, audio-only holiday special of Andy Frasco’s World Saving Podcast is a chaotic, honest, and hilarious end-of-year hang featuring deep laughs, uncomfortable truths, tour stories, and zero polish, exactly how this podcast is meant to be experienced. The episode includes extended conversations with Todd Glass, touching on stand-up comedy,…
Patton Oswalt talks about the amazing weekend that derailed his career for months. For more on this, check out the full episode with Patton. It's loaded with thoughts about his career, legacy, and plenty of hilarious stories. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
Patton Oswalt tells the story of the best mushrooms he ever had. He ended up watching Radiohead on TV on a couch, which is fine, except they were playing live on stage just a few feet away. This seems like a combination of the best experience and the biggest missed…
A brutally honest clip about parenting teens and the reality of raising kids in the modern world. What starts as easy baby and toddler parenting turns into living with a 16-year-old who won’t do chores, asks for money, plays video games all day, and thinks he’ll become a Fortnite or…
When Patton Oswalt was grieving over his wife's death, Todd helped cheer him up in a big way, and here's how. Check out more about Patton's life and career on the full episode.