Steve Earle's Autistic Son is His Guru
Steve Earle realized his autistic son is his guru while he was visiting Ram Dass in Hawaii. This is just one great story from the full interview. Check it out now. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
Steve Earle realized his autistic son is his guru while he was visiting Ram Dass in Hawaii. This is just one great story from the full interview. Check it out now. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
Steve Earle says people mostly vote with their wallets. He then adds that he knows a lot of leftists in New York City who secretly voted for Giuliani. Does this mirror the Trump situation?
Steve Earle was opening for Bob Dylan after his generational album, Guitar World. He was hitting rock bottom on drugs. He then got an intervention from his hero, Townes Van Zandt, in the form of a single song.
Legendary songwriter, performer, and actor Steve Earle joins Andy Frasco on the show this week for an interview that spans his entire career. This deep dive touches on him running away from home as a kid, doing drugs at a young age, being a recovering addict, and his role as…
In this opening segment, Andy and Nick catch up on life, Alaska, and the incredible career of Steve Earle. We’re diving into why Steve is one of the greatest American songwriters, his iconic role on HBO’s The Wire, and his surprising love for the Yankees and Premier League soccer. We…
Bush lead singer, Gavin Rossdale, compares his writing process to John Lennon of the Beatles. They both love to borrow chords from other keys. He said this happened because he is self-taught and doesn't really understand keys to begin with. His greatest weakness is his gretest strength. 👉 Subscribe for…
In this special archive episode from the old channel, Gavin Rossdale, lead singer of the generational rock band Bush, joins Andy Frasco for a candid interview where he really opens up. He discusses his mother leaving him as a child and how abandonment shaped his songwriting and his quest for…
Bruce Hornsby talks about his musical hero and friend, Jerry Garcia. He also talks about how guitar players should not copy him and should use what he's created to get their own sound.
Lead singer of Bush, Gavin Rossdale, talks about his sons (their mom is Gwen Stefani) being raised as nepo babies. He wants them to have all the best gear while remaining independent of him. There will be no family band, for example. #rock #music #interview #bush #interview #nepobabies
Nick and Andy try to guess how many shark attacks there are worldwide annually. The range in guesses is astronomical. 👉 Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday
CJ Perry tells Andy Frasco about being married on the road and how it kept her from having too much fun. There are upsides and downsides to this.
CJ Perry (Lana) talks about the grueling schedule that comes with touring in the WWE. She also tells a crazy store about the time Vince McMahon got mad at her for leaking a story line during her time as a wrestler. It was a humbling moment for sure. #wwe #vincemcmahon…
Nick gives a surefire hack to avoid getting pulled over by the cops.
Nick never really connected. Andy's band is doing some weird shots in the green room. Check out more chaos on this week's episode.
We’re heading to Mexico, and things immediately spiral. From insane green room moments to wild tour stories we probably shouldn’t be telling, this one goes everywhere. Breastfeeding in the club, nitrous tanks showing up unannounced, sketchy deals, and the reality of what life on the road actually looks like. We…
Langhorne Slim talks about shame and the reality of relapsing.
Langhorne Slim got kicked off his first big tour because his bandmate was drunk and wandered on stage.
Langhorne Slim gets real. • Kicked off a tour with Violent Femmes after a drunken backstage meltdown • Fighting his own bandmate in a parking lot • The truth about addiction, relapse, and getting sober • Why ambition can actually ruin your happiness • Fatherhood and missing moments on the…
CJ Perry (Lana from WWE) talks about how working in pro wrestling made her realize everything is pro wrestling.
Jeremiah Fraites talks about how the non-musical moments can be bigger than the musical moments with Andy Frasco
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This would change the narrative.
During the live show on 4.20, Nick tells Andy he's the smarter one, and Andy just accepts it.
Join Andy Frasco and Nick Gerlach for a chaotic 420 livestream special of the World Saving Podcast. “My Whole Life Smells Like Weed.” The episode kicks off with a live performance of a brand new weed anthem from bandmate Andrew Cooney, then dives into stories about nitrous, first-time weed experiences,…