The Brooklyn Blast Furnace

It's Clobberin' Time!!! The return of Lou Koller of Sick Of It All has dropped on all platforms. It's been several years since he was on the podcast. A lot has happened since we last had a conversation like this. "Scratch The Surface" turned 30 years old, "Blood, Sweat and No Tears" turned 35! "Death To Tyrants" turned 18, and "Based On A True Story" made its 14th revolution around the sun. We talk about all of that. From anniversaries, to the impact of the pandemic on touring, to recording a new record. We might talk about Craig Ahead and wonder why a particular band is his choice as a benchmark for hardcore. From Steven Seagal to miniature ponies to the recording of "Wake The Sleeping Dragon"... we cover a lot. We go for just under two hours after we both wondered what we were going to talk about. This was a lot of fun, a lot of laughs, and was awesome to catch up with him. The utmost respect. Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

My guest on this episode was years overdue to join me on the podcast. My friend, singer for Everybody Gets Hurt, Red Eyed Devil, formerly of Terror Ave. and Setback... Vato Rob Cullin aka Twiggz, aka Rob EGH aka Rob IDS. The guitarist, Miami Frank and drummer, Mario for EGH make cameos for a couple of minutes. We talk about everything from the early days of EGH and how Terror Ave. was spawned. We go into the initial break-up of EGH and into Red Eyed Devil. Along with the music of Red Eyed Devil, which was an honor for me to sit and witness its progression from the first and second demos and the full length record. Rob talks about how him and bass player Chris B. met and their long-lasting friendship since Junior High School. Rob is one of my favorite humans on the planet and has nothing but respect for him and each and every one of the members of the band. Rest in Peace, Lil Gregg Heyward. We all miss ya, kid! Enjoy. Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

Joe Stanley is the guest on this episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. I had him on very briefly during a This Is Hardcore Festival back in 2017. This time around, we have a full conversation about what he has been up to as well as his new charity, PERSEVERANCE that supports Veterans. He is a combat veteran himself and has seen his share of conflict. Joe is a great guy and I have nothing but the utmost respect for him and what he is doing in order to give back to veterans with PTSD. Support PERSEVERANCE here... https://persev.bigcartel.com/ https://www.instagram.com/perseverance_fw/ Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

You were warned, and I knew it was gonna happen. Prepare yourself for a barrage of banter, jokes, offensive language, and nonsense from four underground rappers and producers. Diabolic has been on several times before, as has Coast Locastro. I hit up Nightwalker to see if he was down to come on the podcast, and he was, and told me he just wrapped a record with A.M. Early Morning, so it would be cool to talk about it. We go from why Coast is wearing Amazon sunglasses in a dark room, why a couple of us live like cavemen and don't have the new, fancy bidet models, to inclement weather, the mafia, gangs in Chicago, my book Relatively Unscathed and what Coast ate for dinner earlier that night. Strap in because it's a chaotic one. Respect. Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

The one and only Sal Bbruscato is my guest on this episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. We speak about growing up in Brooklyn in the mid-eighties into the nineties and how he wound up meeting Peter Steele. From playing drums in Toximia to becoming a member of Type O Negative. We discuss recording Slow, Deep and Hard as well as Bloody Kisses. We touch on his time in Life Of Agony for a bit as well as recording River Runs Red. Then into him creating A Pale Horse Named Death. He has a new project in the works which we discuss as well, King of the Locusts. I hope he releases some new material sooner than later. This was, as always, a fun conversation to have. Respect. Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

I have been wanting to have a conversation with my guest for a few years. He was ridiculously busy, then a pandemic got in the way, and then I killed off the podcast for a couple of years. He's since semi-retired and less busy, the pandemic is over, and the podcast is back from the dead. My guest is the legend himself, Louie Beato. Drummer for Carnivore, Fallout, and Agnostic Front. We talked about everything from the above-mentioned bands to Lenny & John's Pizza, Animal Hall, iguanas, and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre to the unfortunate and tragic passing of Peter Steele and Keith Alexander. This was a lot of fun to do. Thanks again for your time, Louie! Find everything podcast and book related here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Intro: Phil LoCastro & Joseph A. Cassar Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik Edits: Tim Anderson Jr. & Nick Light

Something a bit different. I sit down with my friend Kevin Bednarz for a laid-back discussion. He is a ridiculous artist, an entrepreneur as well as a member of the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team. I met him through Danny Boy O'Connor at the All-Star Comic Con, a convention he put together, in which Danny was a guest. We talk everything from his pop-up art show, to tracking down film locations as well as the book I'm writing. Kevin is one of the good ones. Enjoy! https://linktr.ee/relativelyunscathed https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace Support his businesses if you're in Virginia or the surrounding areas. The Ashburn Pub 44110 Ashburn Village Blvd. #196 Ashburn, Va 20147 The Purcellville Pub 745 E. Main Street Purcellville, Va. 20132 Purcellville EATS 609 E. Main Street. Suite U. Purcellville, Va. 20132

I sat down with my good friend, Michael Alago. Known for being a former A&R executive for Elektra and Geffen Records. He signed Metallica as well as White Zombie, amongst many others. His documentary "Who the Fuck is that Guy? The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago" is incredible, as is his memoir, "I Am Michael Alago: Breathing Music, Signing Metallica, Beating Death. We speak on all of the above and go off on several tangents. One of my favorite conversations I've had on the podcast for sure. Hilarious. Enjoy. Intro by Phil LoCastro and Joseph A. Cassar Edits by Tim Anderson Jr. and Nick Light Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Find the podcast everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

My man Coast returns to the podcast. He was initially on along with Diabolic a couple years back. We talk everything from his new record Slash Coast, his Wu-Locastro ep, to filming movies, along with his role in the upcoming movie Even the Score. We are all over the place here, from growing up in the Bronx and both of us living like we were on the set of a Scorcese film to mentally ill girls, gabagool and syphilis. Enjoy. Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Find the podcast everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Danny Marianino returns along with special guest Mick Lambrou. Danny, known for being the singer for the North Side Kings and knocking out little Glen Danzig, along with releasing several books. Never Punch A Rock Star, It Blows My Mind, To Make Matters Worse, and several others. Mick is a native Australian and incredible cartoonist. They joined forces to create It Blows My Mind, which has a part two being released soon. The banter in this episode is hilarious. We could have gone for two more hours, easily. Enjoy! Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Find the podcast everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

I was looking forward to having this conversation with Michael "IBeam" Cline. He wrote an incredible book, "New York City Junky Days," which chronicles his downward spiral into heroin addiction in the East Village. We talk all about his addiction, as well as his recovery. He also took all of the photographs in the Agnostic Front, "Last Warning" album, which was recorded live at CBGB in December of 1992. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did doing it. Respect. Buy his book here: https://bit.ly/NewYorkCityJunkyDays Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Find the podcast everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Happy New Year!!! The Furnace has been lit once again. The first guest back after almost two years is my man, Parris Mayhew. Although I was a bit rusty, I think this came out pretty good. My guest helped a lot. I hope you enjoy. Respect. Grab your Aggros merch here: https://www.aggros.nyc/ Support: Generation Records 210 Thompson Street West Village, NYC Find the podcast everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Guess who's back... I wanted to touch base and fill whoever listens in on why I decided to bring the podcast back from the dead. The first official episode back will drop on 01.01.24. https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace https://www.instagram.com/relativelyunscathed https://www.facebook.com/groups/relativelyunscathed https://www.patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

This one is dedicated to Brendan "Stu" Maguire. This is the third time I've had Aaron on the podcast. One of my favorite people to chop it up with for sure. As you already may know, whenever I record an episode, there's no telling what direction it will go. This one is no exception. I reached out to him a few months back to come back on the show, but the timing just wasn't right, and rightfully so with the passing of Stu, the surprise set Bane did at the "We're With Stu" benefit show, in which he was supposed to be at and several other factors. So, I gave it time... and here we are. The timing this time around was impeccable. "Letting go is never easy to do Everyday's a new door that we all must go through..." Thank you all for listening. Respect. Goodbye. On YouTube and all podcast platforms here: https://linktr.ee/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Hail! Legendary Norwegian Black Metal musician... Tom Visnes... better known as "King ov Hell" or simply, "King". He has played in several bands from Gorgoroth, God Seed, Abbath, Ov Hell, Audrey Horne, Sahg and I. We talk a little bit about his bands and black metal. How he was literally charged in a court of law for blasphemy... but mostly about the state of the world and the insane amount of deceit that has been slowly brainwashing society over hundreds of years. From government to falling in line with political ideology, religion, climate change, covid and flat earth. Yes... flat earth. We discuss all of it. Super interesting guy for sure. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Singer for the North Side Kings, author of several books including "Never Punch A Rockstar" which is a book compiled of hate mail and death threats from fans of Glenn Danzig, who was knocked out cold by my guest... the hilarious Danny Marianino. We go deep into horror nerd stuff, toys, books, how it felt to crack lil Glenny Danzig, Entenmann's cakes, and how much it means to get a sopressata delivered personally by Vinnie Stigma. His book "Never Punch A Rockstar" is being re-released soon with added material. Check out his other books, "To Make Matters Worse", "The Belligerent Book of Movie Quotes", "The Mega Book Of Revenge Films" and another coming soon. Check it all out here, along with North Side Kings merch and his clothing line, "Total Gavone" here: http://dannymarianino.com/ Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

One of the founding members of two of my all-time favorite Straight Edge Hardcore bands... "Youth Of Today" and "Judge" as well as "Project X" and "Shelter". He's done stints in "Bold", and "Gorilla Biscuits". He ran "Schizm" Records and currently owns a Straight Edge clothing line, "True Till Death". My guest on Episode 252 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is none other than John "Porcell" Porcelly (Paramananda Dasa), also known as The Hardcore Yogi. This conversation felt like it was 15 minutes long. We start off with his Yoga practice and where you can find him online to participate, then quickly go into how he grew up, his early influences, his first bands, the formation, break-up and reformation of "Youth Of Today", the same with "Judge", new music he's working on with a new band, new "Shelter" music and the indescribable feeling of when you hear that particular song at a specific time in your life that literally changes your entire path. This was an awesome opportunity. Respect. https://www.truetilldeathmerch.com Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Here's another Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace with my pal Sam Hoyos from the Long Island band "Playing Dead" and the "Red River Podcast". His band just dropped a new ep titled "Something To Tide You Over' and is available on all streaming platforms. We talk his band, the ridiculousness of Facebook jail, the new installment of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and horror in general. He has an open door policy, he can come on whenever he wants. Hope you enjoy this. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Detroit Hardcore! Way back on Episode 185, I had Enzo D. on the podcast... he's back again, but this time he's joined by his brother Jake Bulldog on Episode 251 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. We chop it up about what's new with their band Dogz of War Detroit Hard Core, their long anticipated new record, being signed to a label, as well as a bunch of banter and old Detroit stories. When hardcore guys are on the show, the usual suspects are always mentioned... Jeff Gunnells from Cold As Life, BEAST from H8Inc., Ratbones and Rawn Beauty. It's always a good time speaking with the guys from the D. They all have an open door policy whenever they feel like talking or promoting something they're working on. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

"Bob Vance. Vance Refrigeration." "Bob Vance. Vance Refrigeration." "Bob Vance. Vance Refrigeration." Known for his roles as Bob Vance on "The Office", Officer Joe Vickers in "Psycho Cop" and "Psycho Cop Returns" my guest on Episode 250 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is actor, Robert Ray Shafer. An actor for 40 years and currently retired, he's done it all. From small theater performances to big budget Hollywood movies like "Pee-Wee's Big Holiday" to low budget, direct to video horror movies to low budget independent films like "Helen Keller vs Nightwolves", "FDR: American Badass", to a recurring role on "The Office" to his own movie "Dick Dickster", and a ton of other TV, movie and commercial credits. Enjoy. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

I always enjoy speaking with my friend Craig Ahead. So, we decided to set up another episode to talk smack. It worked out perfectly since this is released on the 23rd Anniversary of the Sick Of It All record "Call To Arms". We speak a little bit on that record and then go into some old "Youth Of Today" stories when he was on tour with them. We go into some Agnostic Front stories from the "One Voice" era, then go into how Vinnie Stigma's house is haunted. From hardcore to ghosts to pizza and coffee. Always fun choppin' it up with Craig. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of the Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Another opportunity I never saw myself having. My guest on Episode 249 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is the incredible Jeff Kober! Known for his roles in "The First Power", "China Beach", "The Walking Dead", "Sons of Anarchy" and tons more. I had a lot of fun speaking with this man. The directions we went in were completely unexpected. A super cool, humble guy. We of course speak about his roles in several of his movies and television shows. We speak about meditation and mindset, materialism, a bunch of banter and his tintype photography. I truly hope you enjoy this. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Independent filmmaker. From low budget horror films to multimillion dollar budget movies. My guest is Gary Sales. I reached out to Gary in order to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the release of "Madman". It was released on New Years Day 1982. The nostalgia factor of this movie for me personally is huge. The first ever horror movie that I saw in the teater. At the ripe old age of six years old, by myself at the Canarsie Movie Theater in Brooklyn. We speak about his work on movies like, "Just Cause" with Sean Connery and Billy Baldwin and "The Girl on the Train" then get into "Madman" and the reboot. From film to the days of Beta Max and VHS tapes to the rise of the slasher era and the VCR craze to what's happening now in the digital age. A wealth of knowledge and in my opinion, an unsung, underrated filmmaker. He was on my bucket list of people to speak with. I enjoyed this one a lot and glad he took time out for me. I hope you enjoy it as well. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

"The Legend Lives!" Another conversation that I thought I would never have. A man who has had a lasting impact on me since I was six years old. I met him briefly in 2016 at a convention; but literally forty years after I saw it in theaters, I had this opportunity. My guest on Episode 248 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Paul Ehlers... mostly know for his role as "Madman Marz" in the movie "Madman". This low budget horror movie has been stuck with me since I saw it in the theater. I never thought that one day I'd speak about making the film and that he would be such a genuine, down to earth man. He still loves and appreciates his fans and it shows. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast

Commemorating the 40 Year Release of the cult horror classic "Madman"... my guest on this bonus episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Tom Candela. Credited as "Jimmy Steele" in the movie, he played "Richie", the loud mouth teenager who screams out "Madman Marz'" name and sets off the rest of the movie with Madman killing everyone else in the film while he survives. I honestly thought this was going to be a mini episode that would be a half hour long at the most. We go into the filming of the movie and the enormous underground cult following of this film. The impact it had on horror fans of my generation and why it had such an impact on me. Tom was easy to talk to and we didn't even realize how long we were going. This was an awesome trip down memory lane for the both of us. I hope you enjoy this. It's definitely a deep cut but absolutely worth a listen. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

A director, cinematographer, and producer known for his work on the first six "SAW" movies, "Hellraiser: Revelations", "The Gravedancers", "Skinwalkers", "2:13", "Pawn", dozens of episodes of MTV Cribs and so much more... my guest on Episode 247 is David A. Armstrong. I reached out to him on q whim after watching the first "SAW" movie for the first time in a while. not expecting to even hear back. We exchanged numbers and hit it off with a regular phone call then scheduled this episode. We go into a lot here. Behind the scenes of the "SAW" movies, especially the first one. Between the restricted, relatively small budget, timing and logistics of the film, it was a small miracle that it was even made. We talk MTV Cribs, his directorial debut working with Ray Liotta on "Pawn", and the reasoning behind the making of "Hellraiser: Revelations". A very cool look behind the scenes and a bunch of banter. It was an honor to speak with him. I hope you enjoy. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast

When horror fans think of "Leatherface" from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, they think "Gunnar Hansen", and rightfully so. When the same people think "Leatherface" from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2, they SHOULD think of my guest on Episode 246 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace... stuntman Bob Elmore. It's ridiculous how somebody else gets the credit for that role but literally had just two close-up shots in the entire movie. I recorded a short mini episode with him at the New Jersey Horror Con a couple years back and felt we needed to have a full conversation about his body of work. He doubled for John Candy in six movies... "Spaceballs", "Who's Harry Crumb?", "Only the Lonely", "Nothing But Trouble" and "Uncle Buck". He played the executioner in the first and third installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean", he had a small role in "Casino" with a career spanning close to thirty years. Bob is an awesome guy. Enjoy. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast

My daughter Alexa has been asking me when she can come onto the podcast for awhile now. She's been on twice in the past, Episode 19 and a Bonus Mini Episode. So, we were bored on a Sunday night and decided to sit down and have a little chat about a couple things she enjoys. Especially the movies "The Basketball Diaries" and "Titanic" as well as the true history of the ship. We talk about our little vacation to Tennessee as well as some banter throughout. She's the reason I do everything. My only blood relative and my entire world. I hope you enjoy this family friendly (sort of) episode. Thanks for listening.

"The Devil Inside", "Stay Alive", "The Boy", "Brahms: The Boy II", "Wer", "Separation" and the upcoming prequel, "Orphan: First Kill" are all directed by my guest on Episode 245 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast, William Brent Bell. We had a super cool, laid back conversation about his previous movies, working on "Orphan: First Kill" and his new movie which is in post-production called "Lord of Misrule". I wanted to talk about the movie "Wer", which is criminally underrated and not very well known, well, now I know the reasoning behind that. Working on "The Boy" with Lauren Cohen and the "slow burn" approach he takes with a lot of his films. The concept behind his movie "Separation" was born from an odd place, a movie we both loved as a kid. A very personable, down to earth guy who is simply a fan of movies and carved his own path. I hope you enjoy this one because he'll be back when "Orphan: First Kill" gets released. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

Actor, New Yorker and all around stand-up guy. Tony Denison is my guest on Episode 244 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Tony got his big break in 1986 with his role as "Ray Luca" on the show "Crime Story" alongside Dennis Farina. We go heavily into how he got the role, the show itself and the absolutely ridiculous cast. In my opinion, one of the most criminally underrated shows ever. From the streets of Harlem to television and movies. He's starred in everything from "The Closer" to it's spin-off, "Major Crimes", which amounts to over 200 episodes between just those two shows alone. From "Coach George" in ESPN's "Playmakers" to "Melrose Place", "Prison Break" and "All Rise" to playing Joey Buttafuoco in "The Amy Fisher Story" with Drew Barrymore, John Gotti in "Getting Gotti", "Men of War" with Dolph Lundgren and "Full Eclipse" with Mario Van Peebles just to name a few. Tony has and continues to have an amazing career and would be honored to have him back on the podcast in the future. Enjoy! Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast

On this Special Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast, I have Tony Moran who you might know as the unmasked Michael Myers from the original "Halloween", Felissa Rose who played "Angela Baker" in the 1983 cult classic horror movie "Sleepaway Camp", Harry Bean, also known as DJ Munchies from the "Days Of The Dead" horror convention and Neena, from the Discord app, tech and NFT expert. We put this panel together to discuss the first ever launch of NFT's with a horror icon... Tony Moran. With NFT's coming soon from Felissa Rose and much more on the horizon. This is an inside look at what an NFT is, where to purchase them and what to expect. This is literally a historic NFT drop. The first ever to include horror icons. Listen closely in on this one. It can literally change your financial future simply by purchasing a one of a kind horror collectable. Enjoy! https://www.frightclub.io https://discord.gg/itsfrightclub https://instagram.com/itsfrightclub https://www.instagram.com/therealtonymoran https://www.instagram.com/felissarose123 Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to https://www.deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. https://www.generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. https://www.newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast

Vinny is a film worker. Filmmaker, Director, Producer, Writer and Actor. He created "Womp Stomp Films", an independent film company that has been consistently putting out quality movies and shorts for several years now. Being a huge fan of the "Friday the 13th" franchise, I needed to reach out to him in order to discuss his brilliant fan film series "Never Hike Alone". One of my favorite fan film I've seen so far. We, well... he goes heavily into the making "Never Hike Alone" and the prequel, "Never Hike In The Snow", the concept, the concept behind "Ghost Jason" and the return of "Friday the 13th" alumni, Thom Mathews who reprises his role as "Tommy Jarvis" from Part 6. From the "Never Hike Alone" films to a couple "Halloween" fan films, to his role in Deborah Voorhees' film, "13 Fanboy". This was a great conversation and hopefully when the new "Never Hike Alone" installment is done, he'll be back to talk about that as well. Enjoy! Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Intro by Diabolic and Big Left. All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnacepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

First off, have a Happy New Year everyone! Thank you for listening and helping grow this podcast. You're all appreciated! You may know him as "The Man in the Mask" from "The Strangers: Prey at Night", or the devil in "Haunt"... or maybe the Deerskull wearing guy from "Wrong Turn". My guest on Episode 242 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is actor, Damian Maffei. Born in Queens, running around the woods on Long Island with a camcorder attempting to make a "Friday the 13th" sequel as a kid. A true fan of horror turned actor in many horror movies. We speak about "The Strangers", "Haunt" and "Wrong Turn" and then go off the rails speaking about our favorire slasher movies and how he visits Claude Rains' (The Invisible Man) grave at least once a year. This was cool to do. And once again, Happy New Year! Enjoy. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

"Tell 'em like ya mean it, Ma!" - Junior Hubbard (1985) My guest on this Bonus Episode is Ron Sloan. Known mostly for his role as "Junior" in "Friday the 13th Part 5: A New Beginning". He was recently in "13 Fanboy" directed by Deborah Voorhees where h plays himself. We go into "13 Fanboy", the all-star cast and the concept behind the movie, which is awesome by the way. We speak briefly about his other roles in "Tales from the Darkside", "Bonzai Runner" and the Skippy Peanut Butter commercial that ran from 1981 to 1986. A genuinely nice, laid-back and easy to talk to guy. Ron Rules. Enjoy! Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and The Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/

One of the horror icons that I've always wanted on. My guest on Episode 241 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is the one and only Thom Mathews. Known mostly for his roles as "Tommy Jarvis" in "Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives" and "Freddy" in The Return of the Living Dead Movie. Not to mention, "Joey" in The Return of the Living Dead 2. We talk about those movies and a few others that people might not be aware of. We also go into him reprising his role as "Tommy Jarvis" in the "Never Hike Alone: A 6-Part Friday the 13th Fan Web Series"; which so far, the first two are brilliantly done. I'm grateful he took time out for me to do this. Merry Christmas everyone! Respect. Support and Subscribe to @Womp Stomp Films . They're doing a lot of very cool stuff from original films as well as fan films. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Seriously one of my favorite people on the planet. He is the unmasked Michael Myers in the original classic "Halloween" as well as archival footage in "Halloween II" and "Halloween Kills". But at this point, we've become friends over the past five or six years, my guest on Episode 240 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is simply Tony Moran to me. But nonetheless... an iconic figure in horror. We talk about some recent shenanigans we've had together at some horror conventions then go into how he got the role as Michael Myers. A lot of things I had no idea about since we don't even discuss this stuff when we see each other. From Hollywood stories to an incident at a convention involving Felissa Rose to being in the "Repentless" video from Slayer. He talks about meeting one of his favorite actors and how that came to be and a TON of banter. Tony rules. Enjoy!!!

A Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast! "Hey! It's Enrico Pallazzo!" My guest is the awesome Mark Holton! We met and spoke for awhile at a recent New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival and hit it off. While speaking to him in Atlantic City, I felt like I knew him already, so I asked him if he'd consider coming onto the podcast to have a conversation. And here he is. We speak about that conversation we had then go into several of his movies like "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure", "Teen Wolf", "The Naked Gun", "Leprechaun" and "Leprechaun Returns", "A League of Their Own" and "Gacy" and how he was wrapping his head around the fact that his roles have stuck with so many people throughout the years. What a cool opportunity this was. I hope you enjoy this. Thanks for listening. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

My guest on Episode 239 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is mostly known for his role as Jason Voorhees in "Friday the 13th Part 2" way back in 1981. Hard to believe it was released 40 years ago. Warrington Gillette ladies and gentlemen. I met him several weeks back at a "Monster-Mania Convention" in Philadelphia so I asked him if he'd be down to shoot the shit on the podcast. We talk all about Friday the 13th and go into the movie he's in the process of making happen. "Bloody Social - Nightmare in Palm Beach". This movie is loosely based on the true story of Warrington's father in real life who mysteriously died on a Friday the 13th. Read that last sentence again. This was a bucket list episode to do since, at this point you should know how much of a fan I am of the F13 franchise. I hope you dig this one. Respect. https://www.bloodysocialmovie.com

The awesome Teri McMinn is my guest on this Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Finalizing the 5 Part series related to the 1974 classic "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". Her role as "Pam" as the second-leading female role in the movie with q couple of absolutely iconic scenes to her credit including a scene that is studied in acting and film schools around the world... when "Pam" gets hung on a meathook by Leatherface. I met Teri at the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival a few years back. A sweetheart of a woman who, as with my past several guests are genuinely appreciative of their fans after almost 50 years since it was released. I hope you have enjoyed this series. Personally, it meant a lot of me for a lot of reasons. Respect. Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Continuing my series on "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", my guest on Episode 238 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is John Dugan. Known mostly for his rile as "Grandpa Sawyer". He is the only living cast member from the original film who has been in three different TCM movies, including "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation" and 2013's Texas Chainsaw. We talk about everything from the 1974 film, to how his mom made the best fried squirrel, yes, fried squirrel. We discuss several other of his roles that people might not be aware of such as "Rock Paper Dead (Rock, Paper, Scissors)", Stephen King's "The Boogeyman", "Butcher Boys", "Deviant Behavior" and "In the Pines". We briefly talk about his bouts with oral cancer and emphysema. He's been through a lot but his demeanor and sense of humor are top notch. Enjoy! Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace

Bonus Episode adding to the Five Part Series of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". My guest The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Allen Danziger. Mostly known for his role as "Jerry" in that classic movie. Born in the Bronx and headed to Austin, Texas and never left. With absolutely no professional acting under his belt at the time, he was asked to be in the film. In my opinion, he has the most brutal death in the movie because of the sheer impact and quickness of his death scene. He speaks about that scene in detail. He has awesome energy and genuine gratitude for fans even after almost 50 years since it's release. A super nice man who was a pleasure to chop it up with. Enjoy! Support: ☕ Dead Sled Coffee - Go to deadsledcoffee.com Use promo code BROOKLYNBLAST for 20% off your order and get free domestic shipping on any order over $60. Tell Mike I sent you ova. 💿 Generation Records - Located at 210 Thompson Street in the West Village in New York City. generationrecords.com 👕 New Republic Printing - Screen printing. Embroidery. Vinyl Stickers. Buttons. No screen fees. No set up fees. Free UPS Ground Shipping on ANY order shipped to a commercial address! Nobody offers that. Nobody! Tell Steve I sent you ova there. newrepublicprinting.net All Episodes mixed by Tim Anderson Jr. of Ill Street News and Nu-Breed Podcast. Subscribe, Rate, Review and Follow the The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast: Patreon: patreon.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brooklyn-blast-furnace/id1211299689 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DeWJxgLFcwgBhVSU7Hq64?si=BvH52PW_Su2IQIbi1ssM2g iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brooklyn-blastl-furnace-69295766/ SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=535568&refid=asa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ

My guest on Episode 237 is a legendary cinematographer with a career spanning just under fifty years. Daniel Pearl, ASC began his career on the 1974 classic, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" after meeting Tobe Hooper. Daniel has worked on everything from "Q - The Winged Serpent" to "Return to Salem's Lot", "The Funhouse", "Body Double", "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)", "Friday the 13th (2009)", "Alien vs. Predator: Requiem", "Parhfinder" and a ton of other movies. Not that that's not impressive enough, he has done close to 500, yes 500 music videos including Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean", "Joanna" by Kool And The Gang, Van Halen's "Hot for Teacher" and "Poundcake", the Iron Maiden "Live After Death" concert documentary, "Dancing with Myself" from Billy Idol, Guns N' Roses "November Rain" and "Don't Cry", "Sweating Bullets" by Megadeth, "With or Without You" from U2, "I'll Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" by Meat Loaf, "We Ain't Goin' Out Like That" from Cypress Hill, "Authority Song" by John Cougar Mellencamp, the majority of Mariah Carey's videos and on and on and on. An absolute honor to have had this conversation. Enjoy. Check out his ridiculous resumé here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0669050/

"I have this knife... it's a good knife." I was fortunate enough to have had the rare opportunity to have this man on the podcast, since he never does these things. starting off my series of guests related to "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", my guest on Episode 236 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is the one and only Ed Neal. Known mostly for his iconic role as the Hitchhiker in the 1974 classic movie. His portrayal of a cannibalistic, grave robbing psychopath is absolutely brilliant and has become iconic. This is one of those episodes that I never thought would happen. We talk about making the film, his inspiration, his role as "Mercer", an interrogator in Oliver Stone's "JFK", his voice over work as well as him now being on Cameo. Get yourself a personalized message from the killer Hitchhiker!!! Ed rules and couldn't have been cooler or a funnier guest to have on. Enjoy! https://www.cameo.com/realhitchhiker

"I'd still like to know what you were doing shacking up with three other kids in the middle of the night, especially with a lunatic delinquent like Lane!" - John Saxon as "Donald Thompson. (A Nightmare on Elm Street. 1984) My guest on Episode 235 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is actor, producer, director and Minister... Jsu Garcia. You might know him as "Rod Lane" in the original "A Nightmare on Elm Street" movie, although he was credited as "Nick Corri". He was also in "We Were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson and Sam Elliot, "Traffic" with Benicio Del Toro and Don Cheadle, "Collateral Damage" as Arnold Schwarzenegger's nemesis,, "Predator 2" and "Wildcats" with Goldie Hawn. He's been in episodes of "Miami Vice", "Fame" and had a recurring role on "Without A Trace". A native New Yorker and all around cool and easy to talk to guy. We'll definitely be speaking again. Enjoy.

Joey Z. is my guest on Episode 234 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast ladies and gentlemen. Guitarist and Founding member of Brooklyn's own... "Life Of Agony". We happened to record this on the 28th anniversary of their debut record "River Runs Red". We reminisce about Brooklyn in the early 90's and the beginning of LoA, before the record deals and world tours. Stories about L'Amours, Lenny and John's Pizza, smashing pumpkins on Josh Silver's front porch and the consequences that could've ended very badly. From the ups and down in life to his production studio, (Joey Z. Productions) and the band to what he has learned during the pandemic, to what's in store for the band and beyond. This was an awesome conversation to have. Support Joey and Life Of Agony. Great people. "Respect". https://joeyzproductions.com

Founding member, bass player and song writer for "Life of Agony"... as well as artist and comic book creator Alan Robert is my guest on Episode 233 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. He is also a founding member of "Spoiler NYC". We speak about the early days of LoA and how he was the first kid on the block to have an Atari 2600 by winning a drawing contest from a cereal box. We speak on the 28th anniversary of "River Runs Red", but mostly we get into his artwork and horror movies. From his adult themed coloring book series "The Beauty of Horror", "Wire Hangers", "Crawl to Me" and his "Killogy" series which stars Frank Vincent, Doyle from the Misfits, Marky Ramone and Brea Grant. His newest project "Monster Chompers" gets released this Halloween with ten thousand limited, unique digital collectable characters available. Alan rules. I hope you enjoy this one. https://alanrobert.com https://www.monsterchompers.com

An Academy Award Winning Make-Up and Effects Artist. A legend with an absolutely incredible resumé. My guest on Episode 232 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is John Caglione Jr. He earned his Academy Award for his make-up effects on "Dick Tracy" in 1990. He created Heath Ledger's "Joker" make-up in "The Dark Knight". He is Al Pacino's "go-to" guy and has worked with him on a ton of projects including "The Irishman", "Heat", "Paterno", "Insomnia" and "Donnie Brasco" to name a few. Dick Smith aka "The Godfather of Make-up" took John under his wing and gave him a shot. He has gone on to work on hundreds of movies and television shows combined including, "The Departed", "American Gangster", "Fatal Attraction", "The Amazing Spiderman" and "Amistad". His early experiences were on helping to create the "Coneheads" make-up on "Saturday Night Live", "Friday the 13th Part 2", "C.H.U.D.", "Basket Case" and "Scanners". Thats all just scratching the surface. His humility and gratitude are second to none and this was a lot of fun to do. Enjoy.

On this Bonus Mini Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace, I spoke to actress turned filmmaker Deborah Voorhees. She's mostly know for playing "Tina" in "Friday the 13th Part 5: A New Beginning". She also starred in "Avenging Angel", "Appointment with Fear", "Innocent Prey" as well as numerous episodes of "Dallas". She recently made "13 Fanboy" with an all start cast consisting of former "Friday the 13th" cast members as well as Dee Wallace who all play themselves in the movie as they're stalked by an insane, obsessed fan. This was awesome to do. Support her and "13 Fanboy". Enjoy! https://www.13fanboy.com https://www.voorheesfilms.com

Z9! is a new side project formed by Richie Mancuso of Wisdom in Chains, The Post America Podcast, Krutch, Boxcutter and Comin' Correct. We recorded this full length Bonus Episode so we can talk about "We Don't Come in Peace", the debut EP from Z9! which drops on October 29th on Fast Break! Records. Richie has been on in some capacity a couple times but never his own solo episode. We talk everything from Wisdom in Chains to Pennsylvania, PAHC, what drove Z9! to be formed, wearing a mask, some silly politics (as I knew he would bring up since he's one of the biggest ball breakers I know) and a bunch of other banter. This was definitely fun to do. Respect.

Does he even need a description? A staple in the hardcore scene for thirty years. My guest on Episode 231 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Hoya Roc from Madball. We have a casual conversation about the pandemic, vaccines, Madball, his show, The Smokin' Word Podcast, being a single father and bettering his life and getting healthy. The dude that makes you shake your ass with his bass. A great guy in an already legendary band. Hope you enjoy. Respect.

Masamoon (Masamune) was a 12th Century sword maker and blacksmith. Regarded as Japan's greatest swordsmith. Steel sharpens steel. Big Left, Frankie Fadeless, Billy NoJokes and Aztek the Barfly adopted the same concept and incorporated it into a monster of a rap group and are my guests on Episode 230 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. Complimenting each other and sharpening each other's different styles, creating an amazing outcome. We go into a brief history of these four gentlemen before "Masamoon", then talk a little about movies and what sparked Masamoon to be formed. This was a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy. Respect.

Taking it back to my favorite horror franchise once again. My guest on Episode 229 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Melanie Kinnaman. Best known for her role as Pam Roberts in "Friday the 13th Part 5: A New Beginning". She was also in episodes of "Cheers", "Saturday Night Live" and "General Hospital". We go into why her entire role in "Best of the Best" with Eric Roberts was completely cut out without her knowledge amongst her appreciation for the Friday the 13th fans and how shocked she still is that the franchise has such a huge following to this day. Melanie rules. Enjoy.

The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is back. Thank you for stickin' around while I was on break. You're appreciated. My guest on Episode 228 is Warren Lee. He is a founder and co-owner of "Pitchfork Hardwear", a sales rep for "Richter Straps" out of Germany. Warren has deep roots within the NYHC scene, being a former member of "Out of Line (Queens)" and "25 Ta Life". We go from back in the days all the way through to him being a guitar tech for Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King and how he landed the opportunity to tour the world several times with SLAYER for 16 years. Not to mention being a tech or stage manager for "Sevendust", "Meshuggah", "Hatebreed", "Rob Zombie", "Rancid" and a ton of other bands. Warren rules. Support Pitchfork Hardwear and enjoy. Respect.

I decided to bring it back to Long Island in the early 90's to talk with former bass player for LIHC band "Disciplinary Action". My guest on Episode 227 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Kevin Caputo. We talk about DA, the band that formed after that, "Soul-Sick" and his "Stereo Assassin" project. Not to mention, brawls, a little bit of shit talk and that time he bit a bouncers nipple off. This one isn't for the thin-skinned "woke" type. Strap in and enjoy. Respect.

My guest on Episode 226 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is actress, Darcy DeMoss! You've seen her in movies like "Friday the 13th Part 6", "Can't Buy Me Love", "Hardbodies", "Reform School Girls" with Wendy O. Williams and "Return to Horror High" with a very young George Clooney in his first ever role. She's been in dozens of movies and television shows since the early 80's when she was the star of a video series called "Aerobicise" at the beginning of the 80's aerobics craze. She recently wrapped up filming and reprising her role as "Nikki" from F13 Part 6 in "Vengeance 2: Bloodlines" the sequel to "Friday the 13th: Vengeance" a Friday the 13th fan film. She couldn't have been cooler. Darcy rules. Enjoy!

Delta Bravo does it better. My guest is Andrew Katz. An artist and a member of the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team. This is something a bunch of us really enjoy doing. We go in on finding locations.Whether it's iconic photos, scenes from movies or television shows, music videos, sports figures, true crime spots, pop culture or whatever it is that you're into. Not many do what we do, and one of the several reasons why i wanted to speak with Andrew was to hopefully smarten people up to the DBUET and maybe you'd be interested in doing this yourself. if you're into this kind of thing. This was a lot of fun to do. Explore more. Enjoy!

We Return to Woodstock '99 on Episode 224 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. The HBO Documentary drops today as well. So I figured I'd get several people together who all attended the infamous Woodstock '99 on the 22nd anniversary. I didn't know them at the time but we all have this one amazing weekend in common. I'm sure the documentary won't be kind and will have a nonsensical 2021 "woke" spin on it judging by the utter bullshit that was said in the trailer. We tell our story and reminisce about our time on Griffis Air Force Base in Rome, New York. Enjoy.

The owner of North Main Tattoo, original member of "Walls of Jericho" and former member of "Universal Stomp". My guest on Episode 223 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is the super talented Aaron Ruby. He took time off from bis busy schedule tattooing to chop it up with me for a bit about everything from his high school days getting introduced to punk and hardcore, how Iron Maiden changed his life and how he just wasn't "ready" for "Voi-Vod". We go from "Walls of Jericho" to "Universal Stomp" to the tattoo shop. Super cool guy. Enjoy!

Born in Brooklyn, bred in Queens. From playing local shows to big stages in "Sworn Enemy", he has gone on to much bigger things. My guest on Episode 222 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is actor, producer and writer... Lorenzo Antonucci. He headed out to Hollywood to accomplish a couple two, tree things and he's killing it out there. He's been casted on "Game of Thrones", "Ballers" on HBO working with Dewayne "The Rock" Johnson. He played Pauly on "Paradise City" on Amazon Prime with an all star cast (Bella Thorne, the late Cameron Boyce in his last performance, Drea DeMatteo, Fairuza Balk & more). He just wrapped THREE, yes THREE movies during the pandemic with Bruce Willis, John Travolta, Michael Rooker and a bunch more. He has a ton of things in the works and I wish him nothing but the best. Hard work pays off kids... remember that. Scenes from Paradise City: https://vimeo.com/530637106 Available now: http://smarturl.it/ParadiseCity Starring opposite Bruce Willis in three upcoming movies: Reactor (Bruce Willis: Premieres in December 2021) White Elephant (Bruce Willis, Michael Rooker & Olga Kurylenko) Paradise City (Feature film) Bruce Willis & John Travolta He is the co-writer of the comic book "Night of the Cadillacs" (Dropping in September 2021) Featured in the Hollywood Reporter here: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/night-of-the-cadillacs-is-a-horror-comic-rooted-in-l-a-diners-and-dive-bars-1234954722/

Being a fan of "Walls of Jericho" and having had Candace on recently, I reached out to Dustin Robert, their drummer to chop it up. But Episode 221 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast turned into much more than just a conversation about "Walls of Jericho". He was in the middle of a tour plating with Corey Taylor when we recorded this. We talk about growing up in Ohio and his early bands including the awesome "Premonitions of War", plating in "Attika 7" and his "Beastie Boys" cover band "Imposters in Effect". He just got asked to do a run of dates with "Prong" and we both fan boy about our love for "Anthrax" amongst a bunch of other banter. This was super fun to do. Enjoy.

Brace yourselves because this one is a non-stop barrage of insane talk. And not in a bad way. My guest on Episode 220 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is actor Tom Fridley. Known mostly for his role as "Cort" in "Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives". He was also in the 1987 slasher "Summer Camp Nightmare" which is mostly remembered for the performance of the FEAR song "Beef Bologna". He has roles in "Face/Off", "Iron Eagle", "Phenomenon" and "The Karate Kid" to name a few. He is also John Travolta's nephew. We talk movies, a movie he's working on, how our neighborhoods have changed from from years ago, he gets abducted during this episode, we draw speedboats and talk about Idaho and Dustin Hoffman's head. Enjoy.

Formed in 1998 in Detroit. The singer for metal band "Walls Of Jericho", Candace Kucsulain is my guest on Episode 219 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. We go way back to her being born in Anchorage, Alaska to moving to Detroit when she was five years old. From her early bands to her joining "Walls of Jericho". From local shows to touring the world on huge stages. She goes into a couple of charities that she supports in order to help victims of domestic violence and women and children in need. This was a good time. Candace rules!!! Check out her Etsy page where she makes rustic plant hangers because she's crafty like that. https://www.etsy.com/shop/RocklandRustics

Since this happens to be the 40th Anniversary of "Friday the 13th Part 2", I wanted to have another person on the show who stared in the film. My guest on Episode 218 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Lauren-Marie Taylor. She played the role of "Vickie". Always casted as "the girl next door". She was also in the 1982 slasher film "Girls Nite Out", she was in "Neighbors" alongside John Belushi and Dan Akroyd. She had a long career on the soap opera "Loving" as well as several other roles. Out of all of the actors and actresses associated with the "Friday the 13th" franchise, I have yet to meet one that wasn't an awesome person. She's no exception. Enjoy!

After a couple of months, I decided to go back to the Bay Area to have a conversation with, in my opinion, an unsung member of a criminally underrated band. "Forbidden" bass player Matt Camacho is my guest on Episode 217 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. We start off talking about selling cemetery plots, crypts, tombstones and mausoleums... which what he's been doing for a living for over two decades now. Then on to "Forbidden" and the Bay Area thrash scene. From joining the band to the end, to the reunion shows and what might be in store in the future. I've been wanting to speak with Matt for awhile now, so this was really cool. Hope you enjoy.

For the horror fans! Here's a deep cut. My guest on Episode 215 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Bill Randolph. An actor best known for his role as "Jeff" in "Friday the 13th: Part 2". One of the most brutal kills in the F13 series. Impaled with a spear through his back and through "Sandra" underneath him, though the bed to the floor. He was also in Brian De Palma's "Dressed To Kill", "Switching Channels" with Burt Reynolds, Kathleen Turner and Christopher Reeve. He played the lead role in a short horror film "Double Negative" and several other movies including the slapstick comedy "The First Time" from 1981. A super cool, humble guy. Being a huge fan of the "Friday the 13th" franchise, these were one of those episodes that was very cool for me on a personal level. Enjoy!

My guest on Episode 214 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Randy Shanofsky. Randy is a First Assistant Cameraman. His story is an incredible and how it came to fruition is pretty near impossible. From ordering a pair of shoes out of Rolling Stone magazine, he got his foot in the door in order to become a cinematographer. Almost forty years later he's still at it. He has worked on television shows and movies ever since. From the set of "The Outsiders" to "Beverly Hills 90210", "Masters of the Universe", "24", "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark", "Chicago Hope", "Cocktail", "The New Adventures of Lois and Clark" to "Desperate Housewives" just to name a few. A unique story from a sweetheart of a guy, but don't catch him in a bad mood or he'll put you in your place as he did to Charles Bronson. Yes... Randy wasn't havin' it. Enjoy!

He is the singer and guitarist of the rock band "Playing Dead" from Long Island. My guest on this Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Sam Hoyos. He is also the host of the "Red River Podcast" and co-host of the "If I Ruled the World" podcast as well. Red River is one of my favorite podcasts. If you're not familiar with it, go check it out. We talk everything from our overall eclectic taste in music and movies to his band which is releasing their EP "Clock Tick Motivation" on May 21st. Sam's a good dude and his projects should be supported. Please don't mind the echo on my end, I explain why that is in the episode. Enjoy.

My guest on Episode 213 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is a "Neighborhood guy". With roots in Brooklyn and residing in Long Island, Mark Menghi has done and continues to do amazing things. From being a regular at L'Amour to playing in local bands in venues all over New York City. He became friendly with members of legendary metal bands. He founded and put together "Metal Allegiance" with him, Dave Ellefson of "Megadeth", Mike Portnoy of "Dream Theater" and a ton of other bands and Alex Skolnick of "Testament". The even cooler thing is that they rotate guest singers and musicians. There's been appearances by Phil Anselmo, Gary Holt, Zetro, Andreas Kisser, Charlie Benante, Geezer Butler, Mark Osegueda and a ton of others. Way too many to name. He also played bass on the "BPMD" project with Bobby Blitz, Phil Demmel and Mike Portnoy as well. Super interesting guy. Much respect. Enjoy.

The most amount of people so far on The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast! Here on Episode 212 we have Actor, Filmmaker and Director Peter Anthony aka "The Mad Cuban" who was a solo guest several months back. Actor Jason Brooks who I did a Bonus Mini Episode with from a Horror Convention a couple years back. Actor and Film Reviewer Jequient "Q" Broaden and Actor Todd Jenkins who has over 100 iMDB credits to his name. We talk all about "Roseblood: A Friday the 13th Fan Film". Directed and starring Peter as "General Brackbower", Jason Brooks plays "Jason Voorhees" as he did in "Friday the 13th: Vengeance", Todd is an out of pocket orderly in a psychiatric ward and "Q" plays Creighton Duke, the bounty hunter from "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday". Peter got Lar Park Lincoln in the film to reprise her role as telekinetic "Tina Shepard" from Friday the 13th Part 7" as well as Terry Kiser to play "Dr. Krews" once again, which is an incredible thing especially if you're a fan of the films. This was a lot of fun to do, especially because we're all die hard fans of the F13 Franchise. Please back the Kickstarter for the sequel to "F13 Vengeance"... "Friday the 13th Vengeance II: Bloodlines" here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/f13bloodlines/friday-the-13th-vengeance-2-bloodlines

We planned on a second part and now, we're working on a third. A New York City graffiti legend... Charlie The Hustler is once again my guest on Episode 211 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. We don't go too much into graffiti this time around. There's not many people who are this upfront and honest about what they go through. From what goes on in his head to his battle with addiction and the obsession that accompanies it. He fills us in on what has happened since the last time he was on the show and gets deep into it. Personally, I identify 100% with what he speaks on since I've gone through the exact same things. I could speak with him for hours. Keep your eyes open for an ever deeper third show with him. Enjoy.

'Bolic is breakin' records ova here. This is the fifth time the homie has been on The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. And as always, highly entertaining with zero filter. We talk everything from cavities to starfish DNA to bladder mesh lawsuits. We go from Great White Shark teeth and the absence of so-called "hip hop culture" to how we're not havin' any of this "cancel culture" nonsense. His new album is finished and he says he'll drop it when he feels like it, and that's that. And... he'll be on again i'm sure! Thin-skinned, sensitive types, you've been warned. Nobody wants to hear your complaints if you don't like certain things that are said, so don't waste anyone's time. Enjoy!

Manager at the World Famous "Shamrock Social Club" in West Hollywood, the son of an absolute legend and a member of the "Good Dad Gang". My guest on Episode 208 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Cody Mac! This was long overdue. We go from listening to silly hair metal as kids to focusing on his upbringing as the son of Tim McCarthy, a legendary tour manager for huge stadium bands from the late sixties to the early 2000's. Cody grew up on tour with bands like "Fleetwood Mac", "The Doobie Brothers" and "Billy Joel". His godmother is Stevie Nicks. We go into how he became the manager at Shamrock and how he found himself in Bruce Willis and Johnny Depp's house on a house call. From arena rock bands to hip hop to the Doobie Brothers saving his life, Cody Mac has stories. This ruled. Enjoy.

He's produced records for and worked with everyone from "Testamant", "Exodus", "Machine Head, "Vio-Lence", "Hatriot" and "Sadus" to "Night Ranger" and "Ted Nugent" to countless others. My guest on Episode 208 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Juan Urteaga. Record Producer, Engineer and Owner of "Trident Studios" located about a half hour outside of the San Francisco Bay Area. We go back to his old bands to the formation of his former band "Vile" to why he began recording bands. From the shitty local bands to working with legends. A bit different being he's the first producer I've had on but as always, a lot of fun to do.

My guests on Episode 207 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace aren't just the second wave of Bay Area Thrash Metal, but they're the second generation. Cody and Nick Souza, sons of Steve "Zetro" Souza of "Exodus". After "Zetro" left "Hatriot" due to commitments with "Exodus", his son Cody took over vocals and bass while Nick got behind the drums. This happened to be the second time we recorded due to me messing up the audio the first time around, but I could talk to these guys every day. Super cool and professional. The band rules and they'll definitely be back on when their upcoming record "Vale Of Shadows" gets released on "Massacre Records" later this year. Straight up Bay Area Thrash Metal. Check them out everywhere! Respect.

In my opinion, he's one of the best, most consistent rappers over the past fifteen years. From the streets of Boston to battling addiction and hitting rock bottom, the world had something better for him. From the formation of "La Coka Nostra" to literally being discovered in a newspaper article by Ben Affleck. He went from squatting in a warehouse to the big screen and touring the world over. You might have seen him alongside Ed Harris and Casey Affleck in "Gone Baby Gone", or Ben Affleck and Jeremy Renner in "The Town", "Let Me Make You A Martyr", "Killing Them Softly" or several other movies. My guest on Episode 206 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace podcast is George Carroll... better known as "Slaine". We were gonna do this episode face to face over a year ago but things came up, then geography, life and this virus came into play. I'm glad we were able to do this on the heels of his newest record, "The Things We Can't Forgive", which is one of, if not his best album to date. A super humble, nice guy. It was an honor to chop it up with him. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

I first heard of the Bay Area Thrash band "Heathen" from the "Hard N' Heavy Thrash & Speed Metal Special" VHS tape in 1989. I'm grateful to have had members of a bunch of the thrash bands from the Bay Area on the podcast simply due to that tape. Their debut record "Breaking the Silence" is an absolute classic thrash album. So I reached out to my guest on Episode 205 and he couldn't have been nicer. David White... singer for "Heathen" and early member of "Blind Illusion", Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde's old band. We go way back to high school and the metal scene in San Francisco, into "Blind Illusion" and eventually into him joining "Heathen". Dave is also a teacher and a swim coach. We probably could've gone another hour. Their new record, "Empire Of The Blind" produced by Zeuss is incredible. I hope you enjoy. Respect.

It would've happened eventually regardless, but since my friend Knocko was recently a part of the Netflix Limited Series "Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel", we decided, why not do an impromptu Part Two. A Detective Sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department, Co-founder of the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team and all around good guy. We chop it up about some of his police work, how he got involved with a Netflix series and a bunch of other random gabagool. From Brooklyn to Queens to Los Angeles to your ears. We're ova here now.

Bay Area Thrash legend! In my opinion, a bit of an unsung, underrated guitarist and songwriter. From "Forbidden" to working with the genius, Rick Rubin on the "Manmade God" record, to "SpiralArms" and "Demonica" to his newest project, "Dress the Dead". my guest on Episode 204 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Craig Locicero. We talk about the early days and history of "Forbidden", the Bay Area thrash scene back in the day, his bands and what's in store for his main focus, "Dress the Dead". another super nice guy that I had the opportunity to chop it up with. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

The creator of Death Metal. Innovator, legend and inspiration. My guest on Episode 203 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Jeff Becerra. He picked up a bass at eleven years old and history was literally made. From his first band "Blizzard" to him joining "Possessed". He indirectly created a genre of music. Some people have argued this, but it's a fact. We go into the early days of "Possessed", being on the road in Europe at sixteen years old with already a Gold record under his belt. To the break-up, then into his tragedy of him being a victim of a robbery and being shot twice, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. From the throes of addiction to recovery to the reforming of "Possessed" and beyond. It was an honor to speak with this man. Enjoy!

The singer on the debut "Anthrax" record, singer for "Deathriders", "Screamin' Soul Demon", "Bleed The Hunger", "Neil Turbin East Los", host of "The Metal Voice"... Neil Turbin is my guest on Episode 202 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. Most only know him as the "Anthrax" guy. But he's stayed consistently busy over the last 30 plus years with various projects including "Vocal Fire Power", his vocal coaching company. This was a very in depth conversation about his history with "Anthrax", along with very detailed stories about all of his other projects. A very interesting guy to say the least. I hope you enjoy! Respect.

My guest on Episode 201 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast... Riki Rachtman! The host of the "Headbanger's Ball", owner of the "Cathouse Hollywood", host of the "Cathouse Hollywood Podcast" and "The Triple R Podcast". We go into why this is a "do over" episode. His battle with the coronavirus, the resurgence of "The Ball" and the idiots who gave him shit for years about nonsensical things that he wasn't in control of. It was an honor to speak with him... again. Riki is a super nice guy and wish him and "The Ball" nothing but success. Much respect to a legend. You can buy "Headbanger's Ball" and "Cathouse Hollywood" shirts here: www.cathousehollywood.com

The 200th Episode! You may know him only as the singer for Sepultura for the last 23 years. Derrick Green has been involved in bands for years before that as well. He fronted the New York Hardcore band "Outface" along with Charlie Garriga (Civ/Judge), "Overfiend" with Sammy Siegler (Side By Side/YOT/GB/Judge), "Alpha Jerk" who has two songs in the "New York's Hardest Vol.2" compilation. He is also a co-host on "Highway To Health", a traveling television show alongside freelance bassist Tanya O'Callaghan. We talk all about his past up to joining Sepultura, the records he made with them all the way through until the latest record, "Quadra" then into what's in the works for the future. Derrick Rules. Thank you all for the continued support. Here's to 200 more! Cheers.

Hands down, one of the episodes that I never could've imagined would ever happen. I've touched on the time I was in the Air Force on previous episodes. This coming March 20th will be 25 years to the day that I arrived at Basic Military Training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. My guest on this Full Length Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is MSgt. David Raushenberger (Ret.). My MTI (Military Training Instructor). This entire episode was surreal on a personal level. We go into his past, the reason why I joined, what led me to join his Flight from the initial Flight I was assigned to, I confess to some shenanigans that I would've gotten into a lot of trouble for if I was caught, he fills me in on some "inside info" on how they mess around with trainees amongst a bunch of other stories. One of, if not my favorite episode that I've done so far. Simply because of personal, nostalgic reasons. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

Born and bred in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn... Graffiti Legend, "Charlie the Hustler" is my guest on Episode 199 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. In the graffiti game for as long as he can remember, "CH" went "All City" a very long time ago. Running the streets with infamous writers and living every aspect of the life a true graffiti king lives, he's been through it all. Multiple arrests, prison, fights, beef, being chased, and being stabbed seventeen times. "Charlie" is a survivor. We chopped it up about all of that and then some. Definitely a character but most of all, he's a really good guy with a big heart. I'm sure there will be a Part Two with him sooner rather than later. Enjoy. Rest in Peace DG. Rest in Peace Kez 5.

For me, this was a flashback to L'amours in Brooklyn in '91. I went to see the "Grindcrusher Tour". "Cyclone Temple", "Nocturnus", "Godflesh" and "Napalm Death" were on the bill. When "Nocturnus" took the stage, I got a little confused. "Where is the singer?" I asked myself. Then I noticed that the drummer is the lead singer as well! It definitely caught my attention. My guest on Episode 198 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is that man. Mike Browning. Original drummer for "Morbid Angel". We go back to Tampa, Florida when he went to high school with Trey Azagthoth and forward. Super interesting stories and awesome guy. I hope you enjoy this one!

He has hit every state in the United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico included. Has it been done before? If so, there's no proof. My guest on Episode 197 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace has done it and has documented it all. Graffiti Writer "NEO" talks all about it on this episode. Him and "SAVS" began in 2014 and finished up earlier this year in Hawaii. We talk all about the "All Country" missions, growing up in both Yonkers and the Bronx, getting chased by cops, and how the Vandal Squad are envious of graffiti writers. You can get the "All 50 or Die Trying" movie via the link in his bio on Instagram: www.instagram.com/neo_us_crew Enjoy.

Born in Boston but then came to New York City and met Tommy Victor at CBGB's. They bonded and created "Prong"... my guest on Episode 196 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is drummer, Ted Parsons. From "Swans", to "Prong" for over a decade, to "Godflesh" and "Jesu" and filling in and touring with bands like "Killing Joke" and "Foetus", with countless other side projects either under his belt or still going, this man has an impressive resumé. He now lives in Norway and has for the past couple of decades. We go into his bands and what brought him to living in Norway to a very scary brain tumor. This, as always, for me was a very cool experience. I hope you enjoy. Respect.

The Bronx Legend. The big homie... RYNO KGB. We take it back to the early 90's when the graffiti game was called a "bloodsport". Things were hectic in New York City around that era. We speak about, but not too much detail about the legendary beefs there were and what inspired him to grab a can of paint. If you know anything about NYC graffiti culture, then you already know about the rivalries. Some of them have been ongoing for close to three decades now. Some have been squashed and good friends were made when they put things aside. A humble dude who gives props where they're due. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

My guest on Episode 194 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is former drummer for White Zombie, Ivan de Prume! Born in Brooklyn, then moved to Lower Manhattan where he eventually met Sean Yseult, who eventually became the bass player for White Zombie. They formed a short lived band called, "Life". Then enter Rob Cummings, also known as Rob "Dirt" Straker also known as Rob Zombie. Sean and Rob formed the band, then after their first EP "Gods on Voodoo Moon", their drummer left so they called on Ivan. He remained with the band until the middle of the "La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1" tour. Releasing three full length records and a couple EP's before they signed to Geffen Records and released La Sexorcisto. He went on to produce records and had a band called "Healer" and a side project or two. He histed a weekly metal show in Portland, Oregon and continues to live a good life out there. Definitely a lot of fun to chop it up with him. Enjoy.

From Queens to Japan... Everybody Gets Hurt! Chris Benetos is my guest on Episode 193 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. "Chris Beee" is someone who I've wanted to have on for a couple years, but before the advent of Zoom, geography and time had gotten in the way since I was only meeting people in person. He paints an amazing picture of growing up in Queens, his childhood influences leading up to CBGB matinee shows into the fruition of the bands he was in. From "Fit of Anger", to filling in with "Outburst" then into the two versions of "Everybody Gets Hurt". The first version was shirt lived but we all know how much of an impact the second inception made. Chris is a super nice guy with a heart of gold who breaks his back seven days a week in order to provide for his family. The utmost respect. Enjoy.

The Legend. My guest on this episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace, is truly a legend. Dan Lilker! Founding member of Nuclear Assault, Anthrax, S.O.D., Brutal Truth. This guy has played in a ton of bands. Nokturnal Hellstorm, Venomous Concept and Malformed Earthborn, both with Shane Embury from Napalm Death, Exit 13, Crucifist, Extra Hot Sauce, has filled in on bass for Autopsy and has a current band called Blurred. It was an honor to speak with him and run through his bands throughout the years. Super nice guy and a true legend. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

The first episode I did with Lord Goat (formerly Goretex) is in the top five most listened to episodes of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace. You know him from Non Phixion and Heavy Metal Kings, and of course his solo material. This was long overdue, especially because his newest record dropped a couple months ago. "Final Expenses" with Stu Bangas. In my opinion, it's the rap record of the year. We go deep. This is the doom and gloom episode. Strap in kids... this gets dark. Vaccines, 9/11, Global enslavement, control, instagram head games and why John Stamos is a jerkoff. Supercoven.

The guitarist, the showman and co-founder of the legendary "Sick Of It All"! My on Episode 190 of The Brooklyn blast Furnace is none other than Pete Koller! We talk some hardcore, the state of the world and how it's affecting touring musicians and talk a little smack about everyone's favorite bass player Craig Ahead. His daughter pops in and steals the show for a minute as well! Since he had to fly back to Florida the day that I recorded Episode 50 with the other three members of the band, I decided to revisit something I did on that episode with Pete. I felt like I needed to switch it up since every member has been on the podcast, and Craig being on four different times, I didn't want to be too redundant with Pete. I hope you enjoy this one!

I first learned about "Prong" from MTV's Headbangers Ball. Once I found out who the band was during the show's intro, I went and bought the "Beg To Differ" record on cassette. I was instantly a fan. So, having the opportunity to speak with my guest on Episode 189 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace was an awesome experience. Tommy Victor founded the band in 1986. He also did sound for CBGB's. He has been a guitarist for "Danzig" for close to eleven years, he's recorded and toured with "Ministry". He has a little bit of a past with Rob Zombie as well. We speak about all of that during this conversation. Tommy rules. Enjoy!

A Full Length Bonus Episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast My guest is a Director, Producer, Actor and huge Friday the 13th fan. Meet Peter Anthony. He currently has several Friday the 13th fan films. We nerd out about the entire franchise along with all of his films. This was the first time I've had the opportunity to speak to someone strictly about these movies who appreciates them the same, if not more than I do. If you're a fan of horror and especially this franchise, I want you to check out what he has done, is doing and what is coming up. "Roseblood: A Friday the 13th Fan Film" ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/822818405125069/?ref=share ). This film takes place after the events of Part 7. It is in production and has an IndieGoGo page as well. There is less than two weeks remaining on this crowd funding campaign. So please support this here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rose-blood-a-friday-the-13th-fan-film "The Fall of Camp Blood: A Friday the 13th Fan Film" ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/873582376341232/?ref=share ) is currently finished and set to be released during the first quarter of 2021. This film takes place after the events of The Final Chapter. Please support this film and go to their IndieGoGo page here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-fall-of-camp-blood-friday-the-13th-fan-film "Friday the 13th: Vengeance" ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/F13Vengeance/?ref=share ) Which takes place 30 years after Part 6 and introduces Jason's father, Elias. Portrayed by C.J. Graham! Available on YouTube for free here: https://youtu.be/safSagTBO6Q "Vengeance 2: Bloodlines" (Follow the same "F13 Vengeance Fan Page" group link directly above. Follow him and the film pages on Instagram here: www.instagram.com/thepeteranthony www.instagram.com/f13vengeance www.instagram.com/f13roseblood www.instagram.com/thefallofcampblood Thank you all!

The machine! Drummer for "Sick of it All", one of the greatest bands in hardcore. My guest for Episode 188 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is Armand Majidi. He was on in a smaller capacity on Episode 50 with Lou Koller, Craig Ahead and producer Jerry Farley. This is the first time I'm having a one on one conversation with him. We speak of course about the band and the uncertain future of musicians and live music. But we really go into his upbringing, living in Iran during the revolution, the things he witnessed while living there, what brought him to permanently move to America, and his take on what's currently happening here now. False flag operations, fear, viruses, and how everything is politicized. We touch on the series of "Quarantine Jams" the band is currently in the middle of releasing as well. I had a great time chopping it up with him and thankful for his time. Enjoy.

One of the people that I've been wanting to speak with for a long time! My guest on Episode 187 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is the singer for "Stigmata", "Murderers Row", and record collecfor, Bob Riley! We go back in the days to the Troy and Albany metal and hardcore scene. His earlier bands that formed into "Stigmata". Some of our favorite shows from decades ago and into how "Murderers Row" came to be. Then of course we go into some of his record collection, which is insane. Nothing but respect for him. I hope you enjoy this.

When I wrapped up the first episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace with Jeff Gunnells, we spoke and decided that a second episode needed to happen. We, of course talk a little bit about music and he announces some "Cold As Life" news that I think you'll be happy to hear. But then, we quickly start talking about life. The decisions that we make, the consequences of those actions and how sometimes it's a long fight in order to regain trust with the people that we love. I can talk with Jeff for hours. I'm sure there will be a part three eventually. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

Detroit hardcore! Guitarist for "Dogz of War", "H8 Inc.", "The Alliance", "Cast In Fire", "Strength of Reality", and sang for a few years for "Cold As Life". My guest is Enzo D. Born and raised in Detroit, he started sneaking out of his house to go to shows. He quickly met Rawn Beauty, Ratbones and the rest of the early Cold As Life lineup. He tells a few Rawn stories from when he lived with him for a while. We go into the bands he was in and how all of them would practice in his basement. He speaks about singing for Cold As Life as well as hinting about a new Dogz of War record that is basically finished. We also touch on his race car and shop. Super cool guy that will be on for a second part for sure. Detroit hardcore... the hardest shit there is. Respect.

A special full length Bonus episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace with very special guest Jon "Jonny Z" Zazula! Former CEO and Founder of Megaforce Records, CraZed Management and author of "HEAVY TALES: The Music. The Metal. The Madness as lived by Jon Zazula". It was an honor to speak with this man. He created two of the four of "The Big Four" bands. He discovered Metallica, Anthrax, Testament, Overkill. Countless bands have had records released on Megaforce such as Merciless Fate, Ministry, Raven, Mindfunk, and dozens of others. We could have gone very deep into him discovering Metallica and a thousand tour stories, but we didn't want to give up everything that's in his book. He did tell a few great stories that aren't in there though! The utmost respect for this man and his wife Marsha, who created a legacy that continues today. Enjoy. Buy his book here: www.jonzazula.com

My guest for Episode 184 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is a United State Marine, solo artist, a member of "La Coka Nostra", has a project dropping soon called "NapalmDrop" with Skribbal, a mixtape coming soon on "Force 5 Records", another project dropping soon called "MASAMOON3" and had another little side project called "Pantheon the God". Born and bred in the Bronx... "Big Left"! We go back to the Crack Era in the Bronx , BMX bikes, stolen Jeeps and pitbulls on the corner by the bodega. We get into his long but dedicated process that got him into the United States Marine Corps. A ton of banter and what's happening now and the near future. There's a lot spoken about. Enjoy!

A full length Bonus episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. From witches to Ouija boards to moth balls and a ton of nonsensical banter. One of my favorite people to bullshit with. One of the best rappers out there and one of the funniest people I know. Ladies and gentlemen... Part IV with the homie... Diabolic. He's got a new record on deck about to drop soon along with a new track, which he plays on this episode while he goes to take a piss. Smarten yaself up if you're unaware. Much respect. Follow him on IG at: http://www.instagram.com/diabolichiphop

My guest on Episode 183 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is musician and record producer, Brian McTernan. He was playing the early shows with his band "Battery" while he was in the eighth grade. We go way back in his past from a kid who found his tribe at an early age where he can be comfortable in his own skin. We touch on his other bands "Ashes" and "Miltown" and speak a lot about his newest band, "Be Well". We go into how he opened up "Salad Days Studio" and the insanely ridiculous records he has produced. We also talk about family and what it's like for the both of us to be a father and how nothing else at the end of the day matters. I had an amazing time speaking with him. A super cool, humble man. I hope you enjoy this. Respect. Go get the new "Be Well" record, "The Weight and the Cost" now on Equal Vision Records.

Celebrating 25 years! From 1995-2020. Happy Anniversary to Bridge Nine Records! My guest on this episode is owner and founder, Chris Wrenn. We go back to the early 90's in Boston when he decided to create the label in order to simply help out. Being able to keep an independent record label up and running for 25 years(and still going)isn't an easy thing to pull off. From his first 7" to releasing way over 100 records to having everyone from Agnostic Front, Sick Of It All, H2O, Death Before Dishonor, American Nightmare, Ramallah, Terror, Cruel Hand, Slapshot, Ten Yard Fight and countless others on Bridge 9. From band talk to some funny shit talk about the very heated Yankees/Red Sox rivalry in the early to mid-2000's to cemeteries in Salem. Another great time doing this podcast. Congratulations once again for 25 years of Bridge Nine Records! Respect.

The episode I never thought would happen. My guest on Episode 181 is none other than Jeff Gunnells! A founding member of Detroit's most dangerous band... "Cold As Life". He played guitar on all demos then moved to vocals after the murder of Rodney "Rawn Beauty" Barger, the original singer. Their first full length release, "Born to Land Hard" in my opinion, is the hardest record ever released. He also played guitar in "H8 Inc.", another band who's discography is ridiculously hard as well as "Ramallah". We speak about the Detroit hardcore scene back in the early and late 90's along with his former bands. We then speak about the last decade of his life. From being incarcerated for a little over seven years, paroled during a pandemic and receiving news shortly thereafter that nobody ever wants to hear. I asked him what he thought about the several other versions of "Cold As Life" in which he has several opinions. Knowing Jeff's history, and what he endured over the last decade, his energy and positive outlook is great to see. I hope you enjoy this one. It's one that I've been wanting to do since I started this podcast and if I was to guess, I didn't think it would ever happen. I'm glad it did. Respect.

It was pretty cool to have had the opportunity to speak with three members of one of my favorite metal bands. I started with the singer, Sean Killian, then guitarist Phil Demmel and now... my guest on Episode 180 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is the drummer for "Vio-Lence", Perry Strickland! Such a fun guy to chop it up with. We speak about some of the crazy but absolutely fun things he did with the other members of the band when they were kids that, nowadays would be frowned upon. The history of the band, record labels, the records, and especially the long awaited upcoming "Vio-Lence" EP that will be released on "Metal Blade Records". It was truly a lot of fun to bullshit with him. I hope you enjoy this one. "Vio-Lence" Rules.

From playing in local Brooklyn bands to becoming the drummer of "Type O Negative" right after "Bloody Kisses" was released to playing drums for "Danzig" for almost twenty years at this point... my guest for Episode 179 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is none other than Johnny Kelly! The man has been busy. We talk about old school Brooklyn, the stretch of bars down Flatbush Avenue in the late 80's and early 90's. Other than "Type O Negative" and "Danzig", he played for "A Pale Horse Named Death" alongside Sal Abruscato, the former drummer of "Type O" and "Life of Agony", "Seventh Void" which became "Silvertomb" with former members of "Type O", "Inhuman" and "Agnostic Front". He has filled in for "Black Label Society" and "Kill Devil Hill", Rex Brown and Vinny Appice's band. He has a side project, basically just for fun called "Hookers And Blow". I had a great time choppin' it up with my homie from Brooklyn. Rest In Peace Green Man. Enjoy.

This caps off the second five part series focusing on Bane. Eleven episodes in total between the two series. The timing was perfect. My guests for Episode 178 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace are filmmakers; Dan Elswick (director) and Ricardo Cozzolino (editor). Together they created "Holding These Moments". The long awaited documentary about a band called Bane. We discuss, but not in too much detail the incredible documentary they made. From the initial idea about even making one, to setting out and going on the road with the band on their final tour, the editing process, the ups and downs and everything in between. They announce the actual release date in this episode, which I thought was incredibly cool of them to wait to do my show to announce something that so many people have been waiting for for so long. Super cool guys and like I've said before, each and every one of the members of the band and everyone associated with them have been a pleasure to speak with. I hope you enjoyed both of the Bane series. It's been an amazing ride. Much respect to all of you. Enjoy. Bane Forever.

My guest for the 5th and final part in the "Bane 2.0" series is part 2 with singer Aaron Bedard! We go right into the feedback we received from the first five part series, the emotions attached to watching the live stream of the final set, the upcoming documentary, and thoughts on the future. Then we nerd out over movies and directors; Stanley Kubrick, Ari Aster, William Friedkin and a bunch of other pastimes we enjoy. I could speak with Aaron for hours. There will absolutely be another episode with him in the future. I hope you enjoyed this second series focusing on one of my favorite bands. You're all appreciated. Respect.

The fourth part in the second Bane Series! My guest is Stephen Fallis. Former Tour Manager for Bane and creator of "At Both Ends" hardcore magazine. Besides the members themselves, he's probably seen the band live more than anyone. We get into his upbringing in the forest in Canada coming from a family of ranchers, where he only has one or two radio stations and television channels all the way into stories of him with Bane in South America. A kid who lived literally in the middle of nowhere to eventually tour all over the country and overseas with Bane and several other bands. From booking little hardcore shows to hopping in a van and traveling the world. We had an interesting, behind the scenes conversation from his beginnings through today. Great talking with him. I hope you enjoy this one. Bane Forever.

My guest for Part 3 in the "Bane 2.0" series is drummer Nick Branigan. He played drums on the "It All Comes Down To This" and "Give Blood" records. He toured the world for several years with "Bane". He was in the Boston hardcore band "Close Call", after "Bane", he joined "Silent Drive" and went on to create music in several different genres. His current band is "Hands And Knees" and has been with them for over eleven years. I know I state it often, but it's the truth... this was a lot of fun to do. Enjoy! Bane Forever.

My guest for Episode 174... Part 2 in the "Bane 2.0" series is bass player, Brendan "Stu" Maguire! Stu played and toured with "Bane" extensively and recorded the "World Series" 7" collection in 2009. We begin this episode speaking about his battle with pancreatic cancer. For what this man has gone and is going through, his positive attitude and fight is second to none. It's inspiring to say the least. We both called the first half hour or so of this conversation, "The Ailment Episode" since he tells his story, then I wasn't going to, but he wanted me to tell mine as well. Not that we're comparing, but my story doesn't even come close. We then go into his history, growing up, and his time in "Reach the Sky". I never met Stu in person and really hope that I do sooner than later. The man is an inspiration and my hat goes off to his amazingly supportive family. The final Bane set was released when a 20k goal was reached within 24 hours via GoFundMe set up by Sunny from Hate5six. Once the goal was reached, the last set streamed. But the goal has been raised to 50k to help him and his family get through this ordeal. So... if you can, please visit the link below and help. https://www.hate5six.com/stu Thanks for your time Stu. I hope you all enjoy this episode. Respect.

"The Isolation Sessions" are over. The first five part "Bane Series" is over... but "Bane 2.0" has just begun. Get ready for another five part series with former members and people very closely associated with them. My first guest in the "Bane 2.0" series is bass player, Peter Chilton. He has played on every full length "Bane" record, toured the world several times over and is an enormous part of the band. He created the artwork for several "Bane" album covers along with dozens of other bands. He was also in the bands "Godflaw" and "Silent Drive". He currently is co-owner of "Nova Motorcycles", a custom motorcycle and repair shop. This was awesome to do. I hope you enjoy this one as well. Once again... Bane Forever.

The Isolation Sessions: Volume 18!!! The last in this series that I did during the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. I close this out with the legendary Phil Demmel! Founder and guitarist of "Vio-Lence", "BPMD", ex "Machine Head", "Technocracy" and singer for "Torque". This was another one of those episodes that I never thought I'd ever have a chance to do. My teenage years (and still to this day), "Vio-Lence" was a big part of my soundtrack. We go right into the upcoming new "Vio-Lence" record. We talk about "BPMD", his side project with Bobby Blitz from "Overkill", Mike Portnoy from "Dream Theater" and Marc Menghi from "Metal Allegiance". Their debut record, "American Made" is available now. It's a record of 70's rock songs with a metal twist. We talk about his departure from "Machine Head" after a sixteen year run with them as well as him getting a text from Kerry King from "Slayer" asking him if we could fill in for Gary Holt for a few dates on their final leg of their final tour. Phil Rules. I hope you enjoy this.

The seventeenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". It's been close to 150 episodes ago he was on the show the first time. My guest is Joey Stone... also known as Joey Southside. Singer for New Jersey Hardcore/Metal band "The Banner". He's also a ridiculous artist and co-host of the "Cerebros" Podcast with his brother Greg Stone, who was a guest on Episode 107. We talk about how he wanted to throw Jerry Seinfeld a beatin' one night... yeah, Jerry Seinfeld. We get into "The Banner" for a bit, we discuss his podcast which segways right into us nerding out over toys and cartoons from the 80's like two children. Joey rules, The Banner rules and so does is podcast and artwork. Good guy this Joey Southside. Support his ventures. He deserves it. Respect.

Sometimes you just have to show appreciation for things. I'm not going to get long-winded describing this 15 minute mini episode. Please listen. You're all appreciated. Thank you for the continued (and growing) support. Respect.

The sixteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Bryan Harris. Singer for Boston Hardcore band "Death Before Dishonor". I've been wanting to sit down and talk with Bryan for a while now. So, what better time than now while we can't even go to a show or even meet in person? We go back to the formation of the band, signing to "Bridge Nine Records", all of their records, line-up changes, and the future. The last time I saw "DBD" was at last year's "This Is Hardcore" Festival in Philly, and they were one of my favorite sets of the weekend. Great band, super cool guy. I hope to see them at a show sooner rather than later. As always, thank you for always listening. Support "Death Before Dishonor". Respect.

The fifteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 5 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is drummer Bobby Mahoney. He was also the drummer for "Reach the Sky". This episode concludes the "Bane" series. Definitely my personal favorite stretch of episodes so far. As with the previous episodes, we go into his history and what steered him into the direction of the hardcore scene. We go from his earliest bands who didn't release music, to an early band, "Black Belt", then into "Reach the Sky" who had a nice run of success, then into "Bane". His thoughts on that final tour, the last couple shows and of course, the final show at the Worcester Palladium. At this point, if you have listened to this series, by the end of this one, you'll get a good feeling about the future of "Bane" and what may or may not need to happen in order for them to play again. Bobby rules, so does "Bane" and whatever the future holds, I appreciate all they have done. I will forever hold those moments. Much respect and thank you all for your time and to everyone who has listened, I thank you as well. Respect.

The fourteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 4 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is founding member and guitarist Aaron Dalbec. He also plays guitar for "Only Crime" and bass for "Be Well", as well as former guitarist for "Converge". Aaron also owns and operates his own company, "Essex Coffee Roasters". We go into his history along with the early days of "Converge" then quickly go into the formation "Bane". Being he is a founding member, there's a lot. A dedicated 20 year run with a band that couldn't stop touring... until they did. I ask him all about the final show and the possibility of reforming. While they were still active, he played bass for a bit with "Only Crime" along with the singer for "Good Riddance" and "Creep Division". After "Bane" was over, it's apparent that Aaron has a drive and passion for creating music, so "Be Well" was formed. I wish his band and his coffee company nothing but success. It was great to speak with him. I hope you enjoy this one. Will "Bane" ever reform? We shall see.

The thirteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 3 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is singer Aaron Bedard. He also sings for "Antagonize" who have 2 demos and a full length out now! Check it out, it rules! We go deep. We touch on movies we love, since we both have an appreciation film. We touch on his history growing up and his influences. I always love talking about the first bands people were in when they were kids, because usually they're over the top and cheesy, and Aaron's first bands are awesome! Then, of course we start talking about "Bane". As everyone already knows, they're one of my favorite bands and appreciate what they have done, their message and how they never cared what anyone thought. They did what they wanted to do. Aaron has a deep passion for the band to say the least. His response to my "will 'Bane' ever play again" question was both heartfelt and in an odd way, for me, was a bit of a relief. His honesty and in depth answers are second to none. We touch on "Antagonize" then quickly bounce back into more "Bane" talk and "Bane dreams". You'll understand when you listen. It was a pleasure and an honor to speak with him. Respect.

The twelfth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 2 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is bassist, James Siboni. He has also played bass for the bands "Loma Prieta" and "Faze". We discuss his upbringing and having parents as musicians, and his introduction to punk and hardcore. Then of course how he met, became friends with and started working with "Bane". I had never met or spoken James before we did this episode. But I will tell you, joining "Bane" for him was like a dream come true. A super nice guy with a passion for hardcore. He now lives in Florida and owns a record store, "Tiger Records". Support him. He deserves it. I'm glad we did this. I hope you enjoy this installment of the "Bane Series" as well. Respect.

The eleventh in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 1 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is guitarist, Zach Jordan. He is also the singer for "Silent Drive". Zach and I have been trying for literally about two years to do an episode of the podcast. This was before the pandemic hit. We just never were able to line up our schedules and geography got in the way since he was constantly on the road with other bands. So, I figured I'd reach out to see if he was down to do one of "The Isolation Sessions". I must give him credit for coming up with the idea to do a "Bane Series" with all of the members after he caught wind that I was also trying to line up an episode with the other guitarist, Aaron Dalbec. This was the first podcast that he has done since "Bane" called it quits on June 18th, 2016. To my knowledge, nobody in the band has... until now. One of my all time favorite bands, and the nicest guys. A true Hardcore band. I hope you enjoy this series. These are some of my favorites that I've done so far. Respect.

The tenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guests are Mario Cangemi and his wife Kim. Together they own and operate "Upstate Records". An independent hardcore and metal label based in Upstate, New York. They've been killin' it lately with an amazing roster of bands. Included on label are "These Streets", "Brick By Brick", "Smash Your Enemies", "Kings Never Die", "Leeway NYC", "Ante Up", "Gloves Off" and several others. Before the label was created, Mario was in several bands himself, from "Attica" to "Built For Battle", "Substance" and "Sour". I didn't know Kim was going to be on the show until it happened and it was awesome to get her perspective and see how a couple works together for a common goal. I enjoyed speaking with them. Enjoy!

The ninth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Jesse Adkins. Singer for Detroit hardcore band "Smash Your Enemies", "Born Of Hate" and former singer for legendary band "Cold As Life". I met Jesse a few years back when "Cold As Life" played my friend "Ratbones'" 50th Birthday Party Show in Brooklyn. We stayed in touch via social media and met up again a couple years back at "This Is Hardcore". He's always been a super nice guy and have mutual respect for each other. He's also a huge horror movie fan. So I figured I'd reach out to have a conversation with my boy from Detroit. We talk about Detroit, his bands, a little about his hard upbringing, horror movies and how Rob Zombie should stick to making "White Zombie" music. I have nothing but respect for him. Enjoy!

The eighth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is "Danny Boy" O'Connor. Curator at "The Outsiders House Museum" in Tulsa, Oklahoma, founder of the "Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team", as well as founding member of both "La Coka Nostra" and "House of Pain". Danny was on a short episode of the podcast a couple years back. That was the first time I had a full conversation with him. Since then, I've gotten to know him and he's one of the most genuine people I know. We discuss the Urban Exploration Team as well as what he has done with the purchase of the house that the movie "The Outsiders" was filmed at. Support him and his non-profit passion. He deserves it and is constantly giving back. Hope you enjoy this. Stay Gold.

The seventh in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is a former, retired undercover ATF Special Agent who infiltrated all five Mafia Families in New York and is responsible for taking down the infamous contract killer Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski... ladies and gentlemen, Dominick Polifrone. We discuss his background growing up in North Jersey and into his career as a cop then jump right into him meeting up with "Made Guys" and building trust amongst them. Getting kilos of cocaine, heroin, machine guns, silencers, dynamite, stolen property, swag... all on consignment. Then of course we go into "The Iceman". His first time meeting him all the way up to him bringing him down. It was a pleasure speaking with this man. Enjoy!

Most of the time I have people on the show that are performers of some sort, whether it's a member of a band, a comedian or a rapper. Well why not have guests on that capture what they do for those who couldn't make the show? So Steven J. Messina came up with the idea and actually put this one together. I'm joined by him, Tim Daley and Rich Zoeller. We discuss everything from what drew them to picking up a camera to past shows we all happened to be at. A lot of cool hardcore and show talk and some usual banter that The Brooklyn Blast Furnace brings. They're right in the mix taking shots from a small but hectic mosh pit to different beautiful countries around the world. Support these guys! Enjoy!

The sixth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guests are Mike Valente, Ray Mazzola and Andy Parsons... three of the four members of the Hardcore/Metal band "Brick By Brick" from Upstate New York. We talk about the earlier days of the band and the line-up changes, previous releases and what's in the works presently. The majority is banter and some tour stories. Andy fills us in on his super powers, Mike tells some people to fuck off and Ray enjoys a drink and a cigar in sunny Texas while Andy has a foot of snow outside his door all while Valente enjoys his Jack Daniels in anticipation of sending out the specially distilled Brick By Brick version. Enjoy!

Recorded before the pandemic... Hardcore from the Boogie Down Bronx ladies and gentlemen! Recorded at "Generation Records", my guest on Episode 154 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast is Davey Hooligan, the singer for "Enziguri". We talk a lot of hardcore in this one. Our influences, memorable shows from years ago, influences, his former band, the formation of "Enziguri" and a whole lot in between. Of course with a distraction from some weirdo who was 6 inches from him rifling through used CD's right in the middle of recording, and why wouldn't this guy completely dismiss that we're recording ova here!? Davey is a great guy and lives, loves and supports hardcore. Support "Enziguri". They deserve it. Enjoy.

The fifth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Scott Vogel. Singer for the legendary hardcore band "Terror". Also "Buried Alive", "World Be Free", "Slugfest and "Despair". He was also in a short lived project called "Cinder Block". Me and Scott have been planning to do an episode for a very long time face to face. We will still do that eventually. But in the meantime, we did an episode via Skype. We talk everything from the coronavirus pandemic, to his bands, to hip hop and horror movies. One of my all time favorite bands and a great guy. I'm looking forward to sitting down with him sooner than later and recording part two when things return back to what we remember as being "normal". Terror Rules! Enjoy.

Recorded at supposedly one of the most haunted locations in the United States,The Kreischer Mansion on Staten Island. My guest is comedian and paranormal investigator, Craig Loydgren. If you're unaware of The Kreischer Mansion, please Google it for yourself. We discuss the history of this house throughout this episode. I am not necessarily a "believer" in ghosts and whatnot, but I have to say, this house definitely has something about it that was off. Noises, the inside of the house remains anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees colder that the outside temperature, a freezing breeze that blew onto my back and neck out of nowhere while sitting in the middle of a dining room with no doors or windows open and several other things. Ok... so... Craig Loydgren is trusted and has keys to this house that is now landmarked. He is a stand up comic and has a special out now on Amazon Prime called "Married and Miserable"... go check it out. And... I hope you enjoy this episode. It's definitely different, and was a very interesting experience. Respect.

The fourth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Rich Frein. Rich was the first manager for "Biohazard" in the very early days. The majority of this episode is about those times. He also worked with and helped "White Zombie" before they broke big with the first Geffen Record "La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1". He bounced at clubs all over New York City during the 80's and early 90's. He's been around forever and has hours upon hours on stories from first hand experience. Enjoy!

Before the coronavirus debacle, I got together with Mark Yoshitomi and Ron Grimaldi at "Generation Records" in the West Village to record this crazy episode. Mark is co-owner of "Generation Records" and is also a founding member and former bass player for the New York Punk Rock band "The Casualties". And if you listened to Episode 121, you know who Ron Grimaldi is. The singer for "Deathcycle" and also works at the record store a couple days a week. I had no idea where this episode would go. It definitely went in a direction I wasn't expecting. I laughed throughout this thing. We go a little into how Mark got involved with punk rock and "The Casualties" and a bit about the record store. Then... we dive into the final G.G. Allin show at "The Gas Station" where it became complete chaos and a legendary final show since G.G. died of an overdose later that night. From "The Gas Station" to creepy houses in order to buy record collections and back to the guy in the lawn chair innocently reading a book when G.G. Allin decided to sit on his lap while being covered in feces, blood and whatever else you can think of. I enjoyed this one a lot. I hope you get a kick out of this one. Enjoy.

The third in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Ladies and Gentlemen... the singer for the legendary Bay Area Thrash band "Vio-Lence"... Sean Killian is my guest! The raw Skype video is uploaded to the Brooklyn Blast Furnace YouTube page as well. This was bucket list for me, as you will hear in the beginning of this episode. Definitely one of my favorite meal bands and my favorite overall from the Bay Area. We talk about this Coronavirus debacle, the history of the band, stories about recording some of the past records and their new deal with Metal Blade Records. There's new music on the horizon which includes the newest member, Bobby Gustafson, formerly of Overkill. My inner 15 year old self was having a fanboy moment throughout this episode. Thank you Sean! I hope you enjoy this one. Stay safe and hose yourselves off people. Respect. We close this episode with "Calling in the Coroner" from their first full length record "Eternal Nightmare" and "I Profit" from their sophomore record "Oppressing the Masses".

The second in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". This time around my guest is the guitarist of UK Hardcore band "Knuckledust", the bass player for "Ironed Out" and a co-host of the "Everyone Bus Us" podcast... Wema Maduhu! We had a lengthy conversation via Skype about the differences and similarities on how our respective governments are handling the Coronavirus pandemic. We go into the formation of his bands starting with "Knuckledust" and how they helped catapult the London hardcore scene. Then we go into "Ironed Out" and finally what inspired him to start his podcast, "Everyone But Us" who is also on the Dark Satellite Media network. Wema is the man! We could've spoken for another hour at least. I hope you all enjoy this one! Stay safe, hose yourselves off and wash your grimy hands people! Respect. The raw Skype video of this episode can be found on the Brooklyn Blast Furnace YouTube Page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4cuOGF-8FkUQPCpEOEcdQ?view_as=subscriber

Way back on Episode 43, Mario and Sarah Quintero of the three piece band "Spotlights" were the guests on the show. So, my former co-host John Lamacchia put me in touch with the drummer for "Spotlights", my guest on Episode 151 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast... Chris Enriquez. Chris also works for "Revolver Magazine", has played in "Primitive Weapons", filled in on drums for "Beyond" and "Shai Hulud" and now plays guitar in a new hardcore project called "Total Meltdown". His main band, "Spotlights" will be doing a two week run on tour with "Faith No More" and "Korn". We talk about his new band and stepping out from behind the drums and doing something out of his wheelhouse as well as his job at "Revolver". I had never formally met him until the night this was recorded and it couldn't have went better. Super nice guy and an unbelievably talented musician. Enjoy.

The Godfather of Hardcore... Vinnie Stigma and Mike Gallo of "Agnostic Front" and "Stigma" are back for Episode 150 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast! It's been 123 episodes since these gentlemen were on. Stigma had me over his house in Little Italy to play catch up and chop it up about what's been going on. From the new record, "Get Loud", touring, Mike Gallo's original artwork, a buncha banter, Stigma stories and we even touch on the events of 9.11.2001. A couple stand up gentlemen who I respect highly. I hope you enjoy this one! Respect.

The first in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". I always said that i'd never do an episode unless it was face to face. Well, never say never. Under the circumstances I feel it's necessary. My first guest is Billy Graziadei from "Biohazard", "Billy Bio" and "PowerFlo". It was his idea to do a Skype interview and he also came up with the name of these episodes. The audio isn't the greatest due to it being a Skype call over Wifi from across the country. But you get the gist. Not much else could be done about that. Anyway, I always wanted this guy on the show and being that he's out in Los Angeles, the timing would have to be perfect and he's not on the East Coast very often and I'm never in California. One day we'll sit down in person and do another one. Plus, if you go to "The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast" group on Facebook, I also posted the actual Skype video. "Biohazard" is one of my all time favorite bands and is probably the band that i've seen most in my life. And his solo band "Billy Bio" is awesome and so is PowerFlo with him and Sen Dog from "Cypress Hill". Anyway, I hope you enjoy this one. Again, my apologies for the shotty audio. Respect.

So, I had a tattoo appointment with my best friend Ian Shafer, so I incorporated it into an overnight stay at his house so my daughter can hang out with Ian's son since life and schedules always put a damper on getting the kids together. While I was there he said we could do another episode while I was there. No problem. As mentioned from episode 80, the least time he was on, we went through rehab together from 2004-2006. I consider him my brother. He's my best friend, a psycho, a world class tattoo artist, old school punk rock and hardcore kid and without a doubt, one of the best dad's I know. We just shoot the shit for an hour about a bunch of random things off the top of our heads. Always a good dude to speak with. Enjoy.

*Due to the coronavirus, the dates for this convention have been postponed until June 26th through the 28th 2020. The majority of the guests we spoke about have been confirmed for the rescheduled date. That being said, the reason why I am still releasing this episode is because I feel that people need to know about what this man does. And if you're not familiar with what really goes on at a "horror" convention, maybe you'll dig it and wind up attending one in the future. We speak about a lot more other than the convention. Thanks for listening* The Founder and Creator of the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival, and filmmaker, Ryan Scott Weber is my guest. I met him at a quiet diner in Somerset, New Jersey to talk horror, his history in his band "Crash Romeo" who used to be signed to "Trustkill Records", what made him pick up a camera to start making music videos and movies. He created one of the newer horror conventions in the Northeast but it stands on it's own with his own twist. He sheds light on independent film makers as well as having actors and actresses for all genres of horror films including some pop culture figures. He also created the "Horror Sideshow Market" which spotlights vendors as well as a few key guests. The New Jersey Horror Con takes place twice a year at the Showboat Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. If you're in the area, you should attend one and check it out. It's kid friendly and a lot of fun to get away. The next convention is in a couple weeks. From Friday, June 26th through Sunday, June 28th. Enjoy!

The ever controversial and outspoken founding member of first wave New York Hardcore band, the Nihilistics... Ron Rancid is my guest on this episode. He met me at "Generation Records" to chop it for a while. He was nothing short of what most would expect. He doesn't care about what anyone thinks, or feels. We go back to the old days of the "A7" and "CBGB" and the burned out Lower East Side of New York City. From the birth of the band up until now with a new record deal and record in the works to him working in a funeral home then eventually becoming an embalmer to him being questioned for being a Long Island serial killer... yes. A serial killer. If you're easily offended here in 2020, this one isn't for you. I got a little uncomfortable a couple times, but hey, everyone has their own opinions. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

It's been 137 episodes since Eddie has been on the podcast. A lot has happened since, so I figured he was long overdue for a return visit. We recorded at "Soundwars Studios" in Hoboken, New Jersey. We talk about what's been going on with "Leeway NYC" and what is coming up as far as new music and shows. The relaunch of his podcast, "The Eddie Leeway Podcast," is touched on. We also talk about the beginning days of Leeway and all of the delays and setbacks that seemed to have held the band back with record labels and turmoil within the band. There's some discussion about the mafia, wrestling, and some old personal stories as well. Eddie is always an interesting conversation. I'm happy to call him a friend. Enjoy.

Originally from Long Island, Actor Joseph Covino eventually moved out to Los Angeles to pursue acting after living in the East Village in New York City for awhile. He portrayed John Gotti in the Amazon Limited Series "Kingpin" alongside actor Craig Thomas Rivela (who was on Episode 128) who portrayed Sammy Gravano. We talk a bit about that experience along with what he has done, what's now in production and his future plans. A neighborhood good guy this guy is ova here. Much respect to him for making an effort to link up with me during his short stay back in New York from Los Angeles. I hope you enjoy this one. Check out his IMDB Page here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2575382/

Ken Sagoes... mostly known for his role as "Roland Kincaid" in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" and "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master". One of the coolest people I've ever met. He took time out from signing autographs for horror fans at the "Horror Sideshow Market" in Allentown, Pennsylvania to talk to me about his role in those iconic horror movies along with his upbringing and what he has planned for the future. Coming from a very religious family in the south, it wasn't an easy decision to accept the role in those Freddy Krueger movies... he tells a couple funny stories about that. Along with his organization that helps send kids to college. Give this one a listen. Ken is a super nice man. Enjoy. Respect.

Best known as "Duane Bradley" in the cult classic horror trilogy "Basket Case", Kevin Van Hentenryck took a few minutes out of his time from signing autographs at the "Horror Sideshow Market" in Allentown, Pennsylvania to talk with me about the movies he was in, the filming process, director Frank Henenlotter and his true passion which is being a stone sculptor. I grew up watching the first "Basket Case" film so it was really cool on a personal level to have this little talk with him. Enjoy.

One of the people that I've always wanted to speak with is my guest for Episode 144. Steven Blush! Mostly known for writing , "American Hardcore" along with the film of the same name, as well as "American Hair Metal", "Lost Rockers: Broken Dreams & Crashed Careers", "New York Rock: From the Rise of the Velvet Underground to the Fall of CBGB", the founder of "Seconds Magazine", and "The Art of the Interview". He's also a huge record collector and Hardcore historian. Steven invited me to his house in the West Village and gave me the opportunity to sit and talk about what he has done (and it's A LOT) and what he has in store for the near future and beyond. We connected very quickly and this one went by just as fast. I hope you enjoy this. Respect. Visit his website to check out what he's up to along with links to purchase all of his work at: https://stevenblush.com/ We close out the episode with three songs from the "American Hardcore" film. 1. SSD: Boiling Point 2. Articles of Faith: Bad Attitude 3. Battalion of Saints: My Mind's Diseased

Well... Craig "Ahead" Setari of "Sick Of It All" is back along with record producer The Jerry Farley for this ridiculous episode. The New York Pizza Report! This is a two-in-one episode that spanned the course of about twelve days, two different boroughs, two different pizzerias and a lot of banter. We start out at the famous "L&B Spumoni Gardens" in Brooklyn, then about a week or so later we're at "Amore Pizza" in Queens. We discuss and break down the pizza from both places a lot! We discuss food in general, music, producing records, we talk smack, cosmic energy, consciousness, we touch on the impact of members of the hardcore scene that have passed, especially Vinnie Value. There's even a Bigfoot story along with Craig's theory on if Bigfoot exists or not... oh, we discuss food some more as well. The epitome of a podcast episode with absolutely no direction that is all over the place. Sit back, grab yourself a slice or a bowl of spaghetti and enjoy.

Ladies and gentlemen... the return of everyone's favorite Neighborhood Knucklehead. Tattooer at "R&D Tattoo" in Queens, Singer for "Caught In A Trap" and host of the "Neighborhood Knucklehead" Podcast... Rich Fie! This episode felt like it went by in 15 minutes. By the end, you'll hear that we could've easily gone for another two hours. Always entertaining and fun to talk to. Especially when we start talking about his fear of music that even mentions the devil, Ouija Boards, nature... yes, nature and our love of mafia movies. A lot of knucklehead nonsense for sure! Enjoy this one! Respect.

My guests for Episode 141 is an eleven year old sponsored skateboarder, Jacsen Kutik and his awesome father Marc. They drove several hours down to "Generation Records" in the West Village of New York City from the Syracuse area to meet up and do this episode. I've been following Jacsen for a couple of years now. We discuss what drew him to jumping on a skateboard, his progress from when he was a very young child until now, what else he enjoys doing besides ripping it up on a skateboard, his future goals and even some hardcore music. It was an absolute honor to meet and speak with them. I truly believe that this young man is going to become a pro skater. I hope you enjoy this one. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacsenkutik The song at the end of this episode is titled "Sky" by Sydney Irving. Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sydneyirvingmusic I created a limited run of shirts for Jacsen in order to support some of his travel expenses to tournaments and skate parks so he can continue to fulfill his dream of becoming a pro skateboarder. You can see them as a pinned post on the Facebook group as well as the Instagram page. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebrooklynblastfurnace Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrooklynblastfurnace If you would like to donate to Jacsen, please PayPal anything you can to: https://www.paypal.me/brooklynblastfurnace

A couple years ago I did a quick five minute Bonus Mini Episode with Dave Neabore from "Dog Eat Dog" and the early days of "Mucky Pup". I see this gentleman often and asked him if he was down to do a proper episode being that I've been a fan of his bands since I was a teenager. He invited me to his home in New Jersey and had a really cool conversation. We go from the beginning of "Mucky Pup" to the formation of "Dog Eat Dog" all the way up to the present where he just got off tour celebrating the 25th Anniversary of their classic "All Boro Kings" record. We talk horror films for a bit since we're both heavily into that stuff as well as him creating horror themed soundtracks. Dave is a class act. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

A Brooklyn original. Guitarist for Maximum Penalty, Method of Destruction, Fully and Lament... Joe Affe ladies and gentlemen. Joe invited me to his house in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn to chop it up. We talk about all of his bands, past and present, to how much New York City has changed along with the pros and cons of those changes, to horror movies and a bunch in between. I didn't realize that Maximum Penalty opened up for Agnostic Front the night they recorded the classic "Live at CBGB" record. Joe is a criminally underrated and unsung guitar player who has been around forever. A great guy who I've been wanting to get on for a while now. I'm glad it happened. I had a lot of fun talking with him. I hope you enjoy it as well. Respect.

My guests for Episode 138 are Dan Nastasi and Steve Gallo from "Kings Never Die". Both of these guys have been around the scene for a long time, both have toured the world several times over and have played in legendary bands. Agnostic Front, Dog Eat Dog, Leeway, Mucky Pup and Murphy's Law to name a few. But we're not here to focus on that... Kings Never Die ladies and gentleman. The new band. We got together and recorded this at Generation Records in the West Village in New York City to discuss the band and a ton of other things. I laughed throughout most of this one. I hope you enjoy this one as well. Thanks for the continued support into 2020. Respect.

The final episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast for 2019. My guest is, well... I've met this man on several occasions. He's at every horror convention I go to. He has (un)blessed my child. He is a nice guy. He is a possessed priest. He is the purveyor of sin. He is "Father Evil". I sat down and spoke to him at the Horror Sideshow Market in Rahway, New Jersey. The Sideshow Market is created by the people who created the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival twice a year. This is a story of a man who was a scared child and turned his fear into a legitimate business within the horror community. A super nice guy under the white contacts, make-up, rosary beads wrapped around his hands and his cassock (Priest robe). Check this out, it's a little different but definitely a unique and interesting story. I hope you enjoy this one. Thank you for the support over the last year. You're all appreciated. Happy New Year! See you next Sunday at midnight in 2020. Respect.

Known in the punk and hardcore world simply as "Raven" from "Murphy's Law"... Seaton Hancock is my guest this week. A humble gentleman who doesn't consider himself a legend. Most people in fact do. I had the pleasure of sitting down in the Washington Square Diner off of West 4th Street in New York City to speak a little about his life. I knew there was so much more to this man than just "Murphy's Law" but just didn't know exactly what his story was. Hopefully this episode gives you a broader image of this man and what he has overcome and accomplished. Respected all over the world and rightfully so. I'm sure we could've spoken for several hours. Maybe a part two is in order... we shall see. Until then... enjoy this one.

Probably the most organic conversation that I've had with someone on the show. Knocko came in from Los Angeles for a few days for Thanksgiving and hit me up to meet and do an episode of the podcast. This was the first time meeting him face to face although I felt like I knew him for a couple years of going back and forth online through the "Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team" groups we're a part of. Founded by "Danny Boy" O'Connor of "House of Pain" and "La Coka Nostra" and co-founded by Knocko. We discuss so many topics from the formation of the DBUET, being a co-host of "The Armbar Podcast", being a "goodguy" and life in general. From being a police officer and an old school punk rock and hardcore kid growing up in Queens. A genuinely nice guy with a lot of life experiences and definitely easy to talk to. This is a bit different than what usually happens on the show. A regular guy with a regular conversation with zero agenda or map. We probably could've gone another 2 hours. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

The drummer for "Wisdom In Chains", "Stigma", "Roger Miret and The Disasters" and his first band "245". The sandwich king... Luke Rota! We met up in midtown in a little quiet luncheonette after attempting to find a quiet pizzeria at 6pm on a weeknight in Manhattan. Not happening. We go back to his first band "245" (2 for 5), to "Roger Miret and The Disasters" to "Stigma" up until "Wisdom In Chains" and what's currently going on with them. Who are one of my favorite hardcore bands over the last decade plus. The self-procaimed "Sandwich King" builds his creation for a hypothetical battle for the "Sangweech Championship Belt". Luke is always a lot of fun to hang and talk with. Support him and every one of his bands. Enjoy.

Recorded Live from the "Saint Vitus Bar" in Brooklyn. I met up with the members of M.O.D. Of course the always controversial, outspoken, entertaining, legendary frontman, Billy Milano, drummer Mike Fury, Bass player Rob Moschetti and guitarist Jason French. I was honored to have had the drummer hit me up several days earlier to see if I'd do a podcast with the band. I definitely wasn't going to pass up the opportunity. Although several members of the band are on this episode, it's 75% the "Billy Milano Show". A lot of banter, jokes, talk about Brooklyn pastries, music, S.O.D., Anthrax, Scott Ian, Charlie Benante and... Oprah Winfrey. This was a lot of fun to do for sure and definitely a very memorable experience. Every one of the guys in the band couldn't have been nicer off mic either. Respect.

"Mitts" ladies and gentlemen... Brian Daniels. Guitarist for "Madball" for sixteen years. He also played in "Hazen Street", "Skarhead", "Crown of Thornz" and "Rag Men". A legend. I met him at a bar off the beaten path on Fulton Street after work one night to chop it up about a couple two, three things. From his childhood, his upbringing in a very musical household to going on tour with "Crown of Thornz" and beyond. Stories from being on the road in a van to world tours on busses with "MAdball" up until what he's doing now. Super nice guy. Enjoy this conversation... thank you for the support.

Pro Wrestler, Former WWE NXT Superstar, Promoter... Bull James! I met up with him at "Brooklyn Bazaar" in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. We were in the basement of the venue in a makeshift dressing room. We went back to how he got involved and interested in Pro Wrestling, and his journey through different trainers, schools, his time at NXT up to now. We were at an "Outlaw Pro Wrestling" event in which he promotes events for. He's a born and bred Brooklyn native and one of the nicest guys I've met in a long time. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

Me and Bloodclot are back ova here now! The long overdue second installment with the homie... the O.G. John Joseph. We recorded for the first time, ninety episodes prior to this one. We met in midtown Manhattan to catch up on what he's doing; which is always a lot. Always fun to talk to and always has a lot to say. Since part one, he released his book "The PMA Effect", he does his series on Youtube, "The Hard Truth", he's in the middle of putting together a cookbook and is also in the middle of reforming and releasing new "Bloodclot" music! We talk a bunch smack on this one. Enjoy this!

Ed McKirdy and Hugo Fitzgerald... Singer and guitarist for New York City Straight Edge Hardcore band "Locked Inside" join me on this episode of the podcast. We met up in midtown Manhattan to speak about the band, it's formation, what they're up to now and what they have coming up in the future. After a couple places to record fell through, we settled into the upstairs portion of an Indian restaurant. We talk everything from "Youth Of Today", "Judge", the beginning of New York Hardcore as a whole and the resurgence of the actual birthplace of the movement; the legendary "A7" on the Lower East Side and what Drew Stone has been doing there with his "Return to the NYHC Roots" shows. Support these guys!

I had a great conversation with Brooklyn born actor, Craig Thomas Rivela. We met up at the Bath Beach Diner in the Bath Beach section of Brooklyn to talk about things. I was a bit late to the party but I recently got turned onto the 8-part AMC Mini-Series "The Making Of The Mob: New York" from 2015 on Amazon Prime. Craig portrayed Mob boss Vito Genovese. That is the first time I've heard of him. The show was so well done that I started researching the actors. I hit him up and he was more than happy to come onto the podcast. Especially because, next week, on November 5th, his newest movie, "Bare Knuckle Brawler" gets released. The film also stars Martin Kove ("The Karate Kid I, II and III", "Rambo: First Blood Part II", "Wyatt Earp" and a ton more) and the iconic Danny Trejo. ("Machete", "Heat", "Anaconda", "Blood In, Blood Out" and a ton more as well) It turns out we have similar mutual friends and was actually in a hardcore band. Who knew. I hope you enjoy this. Thanks as always for the continued support.

Recorded Live from the "New Jersey Horror Con & Film Festival" at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. While at the convention, I came across a booth that had a unique set up from any of the conventions that I usually attend. I had a short conversation with Craig, one of their curators, about what The HSPPA does. If you're a fan of movies, whether it's Horror, Science Fiction, television shows or Pop Culture in general, you'll probably find what they do interesting. The are a non-profit organization that obtains legitimae props from a lot of your favorite movies and they travel from con to con just so you can see them in person and handle some of them yourself. From an actual screen used piece of the Death Star in the original "Star Wars", to Wolverine's "Claws" from an "X-Men" movie to Harry Potter's wand to the orange jumpsuits used in the prison in "The Human Centipede 3" to a screen used container from "The Stuff". To find out more about them, just search them on Facebook and Instagram at "The HSPPA". I'm glad I stopped to talk with Craig. Hopefully we'll meet up at some point to do a full episode. Enjoy!

The Funky Uncle Sloppy... the "individualist"... Ricky Powell. I met up with the legendary photographer on West 8th Street in the West Village at Evas Kitchen to talk that nonsense. He tells the story of how he got his first camera, after being "played like a wet tuna sandwich" and the reasoning behind him deciding to take to the streets to take photos. His early days as a kid, meeting the "Beastie Boys" and going on the road with them and "Run DMC" on the "Raising Hell" Tour. From his public access television show, "Rappin' with The Rickster" to photographing people like Cindy Crawford, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Mike Tyson, Eazy-E, Laurence Fishburn, Dondi and countless others along with the the six books he's put out and so much in between while "crunching on a crispy knish". This was awesome to do. There will be a part two I'm sure and possibly more than that. I hope you enjoy this one!

Recorded Live from the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey at the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival. I had the opportunity to sit and chat for a few minutes with actor, Rob Mello. Known mostly for his role as the killer "John Tombs" from "Happy Death Day" and "Happy Death Day 2U". He was also in "Fear The Walking Dead" and several other films and short films. Really nice guy who I wish nothing but the best for. I hope you enjoy this short, off the cuff mini episode. Thanks for the support.

I met up with Iván Murillo on the Upper East Side of NYC to talk about his history coming up in the Connecticut Hardcore scene then making his way into New York City. From his early bands into "Dead Wrong" and "Unforgiven" to the beautiful and awesome story of how he became a part of "Skarhead" and the reasoning behind him going to Colombia with them, into his latest band, "Manipulate". He's also working with Jay Reason on getting bands up onto streaming platforms who are currently unavailable. He's a super nice guy who's easy to talk to with great stories. I have nothing but respect for the man. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

I took a ride out to the Philadelphia area and linked up with the three guys who bring you The Ill Street News Podcast every week. This has been a long time coming, but it finally happened. I sat down with Tim Anderson Jr., Adam Schmidt and Mike Tornello at Adam's house and chopped it up for a little while. It's a bit chaotic and all over the place in typical Blast Furnace fashion but then I sort of get everyone on track and try to learn more about these guys on a more personal level. It gets very serious for a bit, then gets ridiculous all over again. This was a lot of fun. Support these guys and their podcast. They definitely deserve it. Much respect. Enjoy.

From the late 80's to the late 90's, retiring in 2000... you most likely have seen "JD BTW" thrown up all over New York City alongside JA, SET and a bunch of other graff legends. JD definitely made a mark in the city during his decade long run throwing his name up alongside highways, billboards, trains, trucks and wherever else he can get to. He invited me to his house in Forest Hills to talk about graffiti amongst a bunch of other things. His love of traveling and flying drones. Definitely a cool experience. One of the people that I've had on the podcast that i never even thought I'd meet in person, nevermind hang out and have a cool conversation with. Hope you enjoy this. Respect.

I've been wanting to sit down and chop it up with Joe Hardcore for a while now. I'm glad I finally had the opportunity. We sat down over a cup of coffee in Fishtown, a neighborhood in Philly. We talk everything from him growing up in Kensington to the annual This Is Hardcore Fest, in which, in my opinion is the best hardcore festival in the states. We touch on his upbringing and what pointed him in the direction of the hardcore scene, booking shows. An intelligent guy who's an avid reader, BBJ student, modern medieval fighter and singer for Shattered Realm. Much respect to him, Chris "X" Striegel and his team who put together shows constantly in Philly. Thanks again Joe. Respect.

Guns Don't Kill People... Shlak Kills People! Probably the most "over" deathmatch wrestler in the United States. He's been wrestling for over 20 years and his first match ever had tables, ladders and chairs involved. Light tubes, glass, thumb tacks, barbed wire, tables, chairs, filing cabinets, forks... you name it, he's been involved in matches with it. Broken bones, teeth, stitches, hospital visits as well. We get into some of his crazy stories. We also talk about his past bands, "Call the Paramedics" and "Eat the Turnbuckle" as well as his newest band, "Crackhouse". He's even an extremely talented tattoo artist currently working at Black Vulture in the Fishtown area of Philadelphia. This was a lot of fun. One of my favorites actually. No God, Only Shlak! Enjoy.

I caught up with Jason Brooks at "Creature Feature Weekend" at the Wyndham Hotel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. I wanted to talk about his role as Jason Voorhees in the upcoming film, "Friday the 13th: Vengeance". Being a huge Friday the 13th fan, I've been following this movies' progress. Premiering on Friday, September 13th 2019 at the Blairstown Museum Theater in Blairstown, N.J. Really nice guy and I wish nothing but success to him and this film. Enjoy. Rest in Peace Steve Dash.

Ron Grimaldi... a Long Island Hardcore staple, the singer for Deathcycle, Sonic Poison, Faithless, he played drums for a minute in Kill Your Idols. But... this episode is so much more than that. We talk government. Not politics. Government, the state of the world and where he thinks we're headed. We talk about why he still has a flip phone and he even wants to part ways with that. I can't say this is a "conspiracy theory" episode, because there's evidence for everything we discuss. Some might think we both sound crazy... I doubt either of us are if that's what you think we sound like. Dive into this episode with an open mind. I loved doing this one. I hope you do as well. Respect.

On this Bonus Mini Episode, I speak for a few minutes and tell a couple of ridiculous stories with one of my best friends. I've known this guy since '93 or '94. He has been with me through some really insane and even more fun times. It's great to have his 2 daughters grow up and be best friends with my daughter. One of the funniest guys I've ever met. Solid guy. This Guy Vinny Ova Heeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaa'!!!

Special guest Jonathan Buske! Maximum Penalty, Manipulate, Terror, Another Victim, The Promise, and Santa Sangre. He is a partner at Reaper Records. He has his own graphic design company, Buske Design, and is the creator of An Attitude Exhumed zine. He's been around, has done, and still does a lot for the hardcore scene. Hope you enjoy this, it was a lot of fun to do. Respect Buske.

The Final "Back To School Jam" is happening on Saturday, September 7th at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City! I met up with Greg Falchetto, the man responsible for this show to speak about it. We go into the entire line ip and also bring it back to his early days in the hardcore scene in New Jersey. From the formation of his former band "The Mongoloids" and into "World Demise". We also discuss his role every year in the annual "This Is Hardcore" fest in Philly. Great conversation with a really good guy. Support underground music and the Back To School Jam. If you're in the trig-state area or beyond and wanna check out a dope show... you need to be there! Enjoy.

Iconic artist and illustrator... Sean Taggart is my guest on Episode 118! In the New York Hardcore scene, he's known for his iconic album covers and show flyers. Agnostic Front's "Cause for Alarm" cover, Crumbsuckers "Life of Dreams", Prong "Primitive Origins", countless flyers and even created the artwork for "The Jerky Boys". This was a super interesting conversation to say the least. He has deep roots on the Lower East Side, the A7, CBGB. Great stories. Great guy. I hope you enjoy this one. Respect.

The singer for Pittsburgh Hardcore band Enemy Mind. They played the Friday of this year's This Is Hardcore fest. I caught up with him the following day to shoot the shit for a quick few minutes about the band their set and what's up next for them. Mad cool guy and dope band. Support Enemy Mind!

On Episode 117 I speak to my guest Sebastian paba. The singer for Long Island Straight Edge Hardcore band "Regulate". I met up with him in Bushwick, Brooklyn to chop it up about the history of his band, what they're up to now and future plans. I had never met him before this conversation, I'm glad I did. He's a genuine kid who loves what he does. I had a great time talking to him. Respect.

Bonus Mini Episode - Chris "X" Striegel. Live from This Is Hardcore 2019. by Relatively Unscathed

Recorded Live from The Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia from THIS IS HARDCORE Fest 2019 - The one and only Mike Score. Vocalist for All Out War. We sat down amongst the chaos of the festival to talk about the new record, "Crawl Among The Filth" which dropped the day we recorded this on Unbeaten Records. We go back to L'Amour in Brooklyn and the early days of the band. We touch on the state of the world along with his profession when he's not screaming about the apocalypse. Mike is a great guy and his band is one of the most consistent bands in heavy music. He also has a side project that we speak on called "Below The Frost"with his wife, who was a member of Starkweather. I hope you enjoy this chaotic episode followed up by several of Mike's favorite AOW songs!

Bonus Mini Episode - Zack Thorne: Live from This Is Hardcore 2019. by Relatively Unscathed

After another amazing weekend... it's time for the This Is Hardcore 2019 Wrap Up Report. The entire This Is Hardcore Team deserves their props. The time, work and passion these people have into putting on, in my opinion, the best Hardcore fest in the United States.

Comin' at you from "Wood Park" in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. I sat down with two Brooklyn Originals. Graffiti writers, "Mega T2B" and "Score NSB" to talk graff. Where they got their inspiration to go out and put their names up in paint, where they got their names from, and everything in between. We discuss the always debated question, "is graffiti art?" We touch on the rules of graffiti, throw-ups go over tags, fill-ins go over throw-ups and so on. I had never met these guys before we met up to do this, and I'm glad I did. Good guys with a passion for graffiti. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

I find myself back in "Waste Studios" in Queens. I was here on Episode 75 when I spoke to Johnny Waste, the founder and guitarist of Urban Waste... well now it's time for Josh Waste to tell his story. Having the torch passed to him to front the legendary NYHC band by original singer Kenny Ahrens (RIP), Josh has played a huge part in keeping the band together and consistently playing shows around the country. He has a great story lives for Punk and Hardcore. He had a smile on his face for this entire conversation. Great guy, great band and a great time doing this one. I hope you all enjoy this one. Respect.

The Homie, the Graffiti Legend... OJae FYC returns along with his long time friend and graffiti artist DEAR FYC. Stories about bombing in NYC when the city was grimy and nowhere near as pretty as it is now. How it was hitting the Manhattan Bridge for the first time with holes on the catwalk going all the way down to either the street or the water. These guys have a lot of both good and crazy memories that they share here. Definitely a good time. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

"Mike Kruel". Mike had a very interesting run in the pro wrestling world. From different independents like Ohio Valley Wrestling where he was Heavyweight Champion to Florida Championship Wrestling eventually leading up to the WWE. This is for the wrestling fans, especially if you are a fan of the WWF in the 80's. His father wrestled as well under the name "The Bodyguard for Hire" whom we also speak about. Mike tells stories about meeting Vince Mcmahon, Captain Lou Albano, Jimmy Snuka and even Greg "The Hammer" Valentine staying over his house, wrestling Tito Santana and even wrestling Chris Benoit just a few months before the murder/suicide. Mike has an extremely interesting wrestling history. I hope you enjoy this very different episode. This was A LOT of fun to do.

His new record, The Disconnect, recently dropped so... go listen to Episode 111 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast with everybody's favorite scumbag from Suffolk County... for the third time! Never a dull moment with the homie Diabolic that's for sure. I met up with him at the usual spot... "The Colony Bar" in Huntington Station, Long Island... well, it didn't last too long after some shenanigans went down. We shut it down and pick back up at another dive bar a mile or two down the street where we touch on what happened for a minute. As usual, we're all over the place in what's probably the most chaotic and unpredictable episode that I've done with him so far. His newest record, "The Disconnect" dropped as we were recording and we spoke about how he's going about this record and dropping multiple videos in a row. Strap in people, this is a strange one. Always a good time with this maniac. Respect.

He played guitar on the first Youth of Today record, he sang for the legendary Underdog and is the singer for Into Another. Richie Birkenhead has been around the hardcore scene for decades. I met him at his office which is about 2 blocks from Ground Zero. A very smart guy who, in his own words is, "just a middle aged man trying to navigate through life in a very strange time". We discuss his hardcore roots, his decision a long time ago to go vegan, and carry all the way up to "Into Another" playing this years "This is Hardcore" festival, which unfortunately they recently had to cancel due to an unforeseen medical condition. This gets a bit political but not too much. I happened to agree with the majority of what he says. Much respect and as always... thanks for the support and for listening. Enjoy.

Bonus Mini Episode - Dark Satellite Media. by Relatively Unscathed

"I Still Believe!" Recorded Live from The All Star Comic Con at the Sheraton Tyson's Hotel in Tyson's Corner, Virginia. Mostly known for his 12 seconds of screen time in "The Lost Boys", he toured with Tina Turner, Carly Simon and several others. He had cameo roles in Miami Vice as well. Ladies and Gentleman... everyone's favorite Saxophone player... Mr. Tim Cappello! He was cool enough to talk with me for a few minutes about a couple, two three things. I met him a couple times before and is always such a nice guy. The Sax Guy Rules. Enjoy.

You probably know him from the movie "The Warriors". He was the Warchief of the Orphans from the Tremont section of the Bronx. But he's so much more than that small, but iconic role. Apache Ramos invited me to his house in Flushing, Queens to do this podcast. His daughter (and manager), Jaz, and the rest of his family couldn't have been more hospitable or nicer. Jaz joins us during this episode as well. We take it all the way back to his childhood, being in plays out in California, how he got the role in "The Warriors", which in a lot of ways changed the course of his life. We discuss his career in the music business being an A&R for "Streetwise" Records. Touring with "New Edition" and the "Fat Boys" amongst a ton of other legendary musicians. He has been in several movies including the short film "High & Tight" which caught the attention of the Oscars. He's an extremely interesting man with amazing stories and an awesome attitude towards life and his family. I hope you enjoy this episode. I loved doing this one for sure! "We're Gonna Rain on you Warriors!" Respect.

Enter the Supercoven. The Lord Goat aka Goretex! A member of the legendary Non Phixion, Heavy Metal Kings. Brooklyn Goon. Glenwood Projects. He invited me to his house out on Long Island to talk. This convo goes in 100 directions from back in the projects in Canarsie, to the 9/11 Attacks to Iron Maiden to Alien technology, past releases, current happenings and plans for what's next. I know Gore for a long time. Always an interesting dude to bullshit with. The utmost respect to the homie Goretex Elohim. I hope you enjoy this crazy episode.

Comedian and Co-Host of "The Rad Dudecast" and the "Cerebros" podcast... Greg Stone! I initially found out about him by listening to "Robert Kelly 's YKWD Podcast" where Greg told a story about his brother(which I had no idea was his brother at the time)"Joey Southside" aka "The Wolf", the singer for "The Banner" was gonna throw Jerry Seinfeld a beatin'. So I reached out to see if he'd shoot the shit with me about comedy and whatever else we felt like bullshitting about. Great guy. Funny shit. Enjoy!

If you know, you know. If you don't, you're about to find out. NYC Graffiti writer "OJae" linked up with me to talk about bombing. Since he started destroying the city in 1986, he has built up a legendary rep within the graffiti world. Running with the king of graffiti, "JA" and dozens of well known and all city writers, he's done some damage. Never bagged by the cops for being a vandal is unheard of... he's the exception. We talk about all of this and then some. Missions, beef and near death experiences. I hope you enjoy this. Much respect and as always, thanks for listening and the continued support.

It has been 85 episodes since I had on the one and only... the man with the insane resume, Howie Abrams on. It was long overdue. I always enjoy speaking with him. He created the legendary "In-Effect Records' with Steve Martin, formerly of Agnostic Front. He released classic New York Hardcore albums such as the debut full length from Sick Of It All "Blood, Sweat and No Tears", Scatterbrain, 24-7 Spyz, the first time the Bad Brains Roir cassette was released on CD... yup, Howie did that. He signed Vision Of Disorder to Roadrunner Records along with Dog Eat Dog and several others. He has written several books such as "Hip Hop Alphabet" and "Hip Hop Alphabet 2" with Kaves from the Lordz of Brooklyn which was released the day we recorded this. He's working on a Sick Of It All book focusing on The Koller Brothers. The man has an extensive resume that dates back to the early 80's. Sit back and enjoy this conversation with a very important piece of the underground hardcore and metal scene. Respect.

Ian McFarland is an Emmy nominated and Award winning Film Director, Producer, Editor and Bass player for the Legendary "Blood For Blood". We caught up at the Pennsylvania Hotel across the street from Madison Square Garden to speak mostly about his film, "The Godfathers of Hardcore". In my opinion, the greatest hardcore/punk rock related film to date. Focusing mainly on the lives of the most influential people in underground music... Roger Miret and Vinny Stigma of "Agnostic Front". This was a lot of fun to have the opportunity to do, especially being a huge fan of the film, "Agnostic Front" and his band "Blood For Blood". Thank you for everything Ian. "The Godfathers of Hardcore" is available on all streaming platforms worldwide! The photo of Vinny Stigma that Ian spoke about was taken by Justin Borucki. justinborucki.com

Our friendly Neighborhood Knucklehead! Owner of R&D Tattoo in Queens, New York, singer for the New York Hardcore band "Caught In A Trap" and one of the hosts of the "Neighborhood Knucklehead Podcast". Rich Fie ladies and gentlemen! I caught up with him at his tattoo shop after hours to sit and talk about tattoos and music. Well... that kinda happened. We babble on and on about a lot of shit here. It was a lot of fun to shoot the shit with a true New Yorker. We talk bands, movies, food, hip hop and a bunch of other various topics. All New York shit. I hope you enjoy this episode. Definitely a fun one for me. Respect.

Meet Michael Pelczar. He is the Founder and Creator of "Spooky Staten Island: Unearthing Secrets from the Forgotten Borough". Definitely something a bit different for the podcast, but something that I find interesting, and hopefully you will by the end of this episode. I met up with Michael, along with my girlfriend Nikki (who is extremely interested in this type of stuff) on the courthouse steps in Historic Richmond Town, on Staten Island to find out more of what Michael does. It's hard to put into words everything that was covered without writing down the entire episode word for word. But, we discuss hauntings, paranormal activity, and even delve into, the "Ouija" board. Yes, the "Ouija" board. You may be surprised at what gets discussed here. I hope you enjoy this one. It's different and a little bit of a break from what I usually do, but it was definitely fun to talk about this stuff. - Follow on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/spookystatenisland - Join the Facebook Group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/2206001846157850/ - Follow the Facebook Page here https://www.facebook.com/spookystatenisland/

You might know him from his stand up comedy, or his (one of my favorites) "Comedy Metal Midgets" Podcast, or maybe as a Co-host on VH1's "That Metal Show" or maybe as "Special Ed", the mentally challenged puppet on Comedy Central's "Crank Yankers". Regardless, Jim Florentine is a brutally honest, hysterical guy with multiple appearances on "The Howard Stern Show" and "Opie & Anthony". He met me at a diner in New Jersey with his 8 year old son, Luke to have a conversation, pretty much covering a little of each of the above mentioned things. He has a brand new special out called "I Got The House" which you can find on Amazon Prime, iTunes, or his website. He has a book out as well called "Everybody Is Awful (Except You)" which can be found wherever you get your books. Listen to his podcast, "Jim Florentine's Comedy Metal Midgets" wherever you get your podcasts from or go to http://riotcast.com For comedy dates, physical copies of his comedy special and book, visit http://jimflorentine.com

Episode 100! I met up with the one and only Chaka Malik... singer for Burn, Orange 9mm and Ghost Decibels. We linked up at Pirate Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn to talk about a couple two, three things. We discuss music, shows, and even get a little deep and talk a bit about life and maturity. This was a lot of fun for me to do and an honor to have Chaka on as my guest for Episode 100. Much respect to Chaka and thanks to every single one of you who continue to listen and support this podcast. You are absolutely appreciated!

Bonus Mini Episode - Actor Brendan Fletcher: Freddy vs. Jason. by Relatively Unscathed

The legendary DJ Eclipse! I met up with him in Queens to chop it up for a little bit. He takes us way back to when he was a kid growing up in Rhode Island when he first discovered Hip Hop and how he became a DJ. A member of the Rock Steady Crew, Eclipse broke out being a member of Non Phixion after making a name for himself in his town by DJing parties. He takes us through all of that, La Coka Nostra, his history in radio from having "The Halftime Show", his company "Pay to Winn Management" all the way up to his show on Eminem's channel on Sirius Satellite Radio, Shade 45 with "Rap Is Outta Control" with DJ Riz. A lot of history with insight into his career and how he has over 30,000 records in every room in his house including the kitchen but not the bathroom. This was dope to do. Much respect to Eclipse! Enjoy.

We picked up where we left off the last time... I met up with rapper "Diabolic" at the same spot. A shit hole bar in Huntington Station, Long Island to catch up. The first time we spoke, he mentioned that he was working on a record with producer "Vanderslice" called "Collusion". Well, that record just dropped along with a video for the song "Think of That". Now, this episode is mostly a conversation about several things and not focusing on anything in particular. From rap to politics, to George Carlin to Nipsey Hussle and all sorts of random thoughts with no direction. A couple unscripted cameo appearances from strangers at the bar who start asking questions as well. Always a lot of fun to sit down and talk to him. Support him and his music. Another record, "The Disconnect" will drop this June. Smarten up.

Mister Kaves... founder of the legendary group the Lordz Of Brooklyn along with Scotty Edge! Live from The Bad Racket Studio. Kaves invited me out to their studio where they're working on a song to be featured in the upcoming television series, "Gravesend" by actor William Demeo - Mister Kaves brings us back to the block from the late 70's and 80's in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and fills you in on a lot of history. Growing up, family, graffiti, hip hop, neighborhood brawls, the formation of LOB all the way up to the present day. This was a lot of fun to do and I learned several things that I had no clue about... like, Kaves bringing Public Enemy to play in a small club in Bay Ridge. Great stories right here. Respect.

Scott Roberts and Will Shelper make up two thirds of "The Take". Neither of these guys are new jacks to the hardcore scene. Scott being a former member of Biohazard and The Spudmonsters, and Will Shepler from Agnostic Front and Madball have both been on stages big and small around the globe. We sat down over a cup of coffee and discussed their experiences in the aforementioned bands and how their new project came about. With their background, record deal, an upcoming European tour and album due out soon, these guys are already making a mark. Being a huge fan of Biohazard and Agnostic Front, it was an honor to sit down and chop it up. I hope you enjoy this one! Respect.

I sat down with the Cult Leader. ILL BILL. Founder of "Non Phixion", a member of "La Coka Nostra" and along with Vinnie Paz, he is one half of "Heavy Metal Kings". He invited me to his house in Brooklyn to have a conversation, which, he rarely does. So, for that, I'm thankful. We go way back to Canarsie, to 5714 Farrigut Road in the early 80's when he started listening to metal and hip hop in the Glenwood Projects. When he was in a death metal band, "Injustice", playing the "Battle of the Bands" at South Shore High School (which I attended as well) and playing at L'amour opening for bands like "Sepultura". From the beginning of the formation of "Non Phixion", his solo career, the birth of "La Coka Nostra" with Danny Boy, DJ Lethal, Everlast of "House of Pain", Slaine and Big Left. To working with DJ Muggs for the "Kill Devil Hills" record and the formation of "Heavy Metal Kings". There's a lot of history here leading up to his brand new record that he did with Stu-Bangas, "Cannibal Hulk". Sit back and study your lessons and enjoy this episode with ILL BILLY IDOL with a little cameo appearance from our old friend "Tommy Rebel". Respect.

Legendary Producer, Beat Maker, Rapper and one half of The Infamous... Mobb Deep! Havoc joins me on Episode 94 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast! I met up with him at a small restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for a laid back discussion about the history of Mobb Deep. From way back when they were called "The Poetical Prophets" to blowing up right after they were featured in the "Unsigned Hype" section of "The Source" magazine. From the first demo to the "Juvenile Hell" record all the way through to the last. His solo records, record labels, fame, tours, an enormous list of people he made beats for and everything in between up until now and what he is doing into the future. I even reminded him about the time he almost died on stage at Tigers Stadium in Detroit on the last date of the "Anger Management" tour with Eminem and 50 Cent. No boring "interview" questions, just an organic conversation. Havoc is a good dude and it was an honor to do this with him. The utmost respect to him and his legal representative, Albert Soler Esq. I hope you enjoy this and hope to link up again with him in the future to catch up on what's happening. Rest in Peace Prodigy. Mobb Deep Forever. Respect. For information and everything Havoc of Mobb Deep related: https://www.instagram.com/mobbdeephavoc https://twitter.com/mobbdeephavoc https://www.facebook.com/HavocOfMobbDeep https://www.officialbse.com https://www.instagram.com/albertsoleresq https://www.facebook.com/albertsoleresq https://hclassentertainment.merchdirect.com/

Danny aka "D-Lux". Danny Shuler from the legendary Brooklyn band, "Biohazard" met with me at the Park Place Diner in New Jersey (of all places) to be my guest on Episode 93. Both Danny and I grew up in Canarsie, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, which I knew but completely forgot about until we started talking. We talk about the "old neighborhood" and a bunch of people that we both knew from way back. We get into him joining Biohazard and how that all came about. The ups and downs of the band as a whole, touring, the break up and reforming of the band. As well as what the future holds. This was a lot of fun to do. Especially because, being born and raised in Brooklyn, Biohazard was a huge part of my life for many years. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

On Episode 92, I speak to the "mint" bass player of Sheer Terror and several other bands throughout the years. He invited me to his house to talk about a couple two three things. Definitely a cool conversation about music, movies and how much it bothers us that Ralph Macchio walks on his tippy toes.

The Legendary Rev. Paul Bearer ladies and gentlemen. I met up with Paulie and had a conversation with him at the Dakota Diner on Staten Island. We talk the evolution of Sheer Terror, Joe Coffee, and everything in between. He is one of the most brutally honest people that I've spoken with so far. He calls it how he sees it and has no filter. He is, in my opinion, an extremely interesting person with a very unique personality in which I found refreshing in a way. He pulls no punches and I respect that about him. I hope you enjoy this episode. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to sit and talk with the man. Respect.

Pretty much a continuation from the last episode. We went from Rosa's to ova here now... Carlo's Pizzeria in Queens. I sit down with Craig Ahead (Sick Of It All) along with Richie Mancuso and Luke Ruta from Wisdom In Chains. The first half of this episode is a lot of random conversation, cross talk and nonsense. After attempting to keep this on some sort of track, Richie decided to take over and start his own interview with Craig; with the intention of making hi . uncomfortable at times, but it doesn't work in his favor. I hope you enjoy this. It was a lot of fun to chop it up with these guys. Thanks for all of the support.

Garlic knots, Sicilian and Round Pies... chaos ensued. Here's the deal... this was originally designated for Richie Mancuso (Wisdom in Chains). I was supposed to meet up with Richie alone by the World Trade Center. Instead, me, Richie and Luke Rota (Wisdom in Chains/Stigma, Craig Ahead and Armand Majidi (Sick Of It All) and Mike Noodlez (Roadie for Sick Of It All), and Lucas (Sick Of It All's Sound Man)wind up at 2 different pizzerias in Queens recording. So, this is a bit hectic with A LOT of conversation happening. Definitely unexpected, but a lot of fun to do. By listening to this, you'll hear exactly what it's like to hang with these guys. If you enjoy chaos, you'll enjoy these. Respect.

The people wanted him back... so I tracked down this guy ova here. The first guest to be on the show three times. The Return of Tommy Rebel. This time around he talks about his obsession with collecting. Yes... collecting. Things like old, classic Coney Island memorabilia, signs, stickers and a vast assortment of stuff. And of course we talk a couple crazy graffiti stories, being on trial for vandalism, and about how Central Booking is never a fun or comfortable place to be. Enjoy the rambling of the infamous Tommy Rebel... for the third time.

Just keeping you up to date with the podcast and answering a couple questions that were sent in. Thanks for the continued support as always! New full episode next Monday(February 11th). Respect.

Anthony "Civ" Civorelli from the "Gorilla Biscuits" and "Civ" along with Jules Massee from "Side By Side" and "Alone In A Crowd" make their podcast debut for a very important reason. "Civ" invited me to his home in New York City to sit down and discuss a benefit show happening on Saturday, February 16th at The First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia for their long time friend Howard "Howie" Glen Wallen, guitarist for "Alone In A Crowd". Howie needs your help. Howie was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma: a slow growing tumor originating off of the auditory nerve between his inner ear and his brain. The tumor affected his balance and ability to walk and caused right side functional deficits. In May 2017, he underwent a 6.5 hour surgery that was supposed to have him back up and running in a month. The surgery, which left him deaf in his right ear, did not remove all of the tumor… and it is growing back. He now suffers from chronic debilitating headaches, loss of balance, cognitive, memory and speech deficits, a tremor in his right arm and hand, vision problems, facial numbness, extreme fatigue, anxiety and, understandably, depression. With these disabilities he cannot work, and that has hit his family very hard. And, as the tumor grows, Howie’s symptoms will only get worse. If left unchecked, Howie’s condition is fatal. So, Howie must have another surgery, a 10 hour surgery, followed by radiation treatment. We can only hope that after this he will improve… but there is no guarantee. Let’s let Howie and his family know that they are not alone during this ordeal. After 30 years, "Alone In A Crowd" is getting back together again to play a one-time benefit show for him. We hope you will show your support and come. If you can’t, or if it is now sold out, you can still donate to the fundraiser we have set up for him. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/aiac-benefit-for-howie PayPal Donations: paypal.me/healthyhoward On a much lighter note, they discuss several stories about being on the road with the "Gorilla Biscuits", "Judge", "Side By Side", "Youth Of Today" and a bunch of other crazy stories. I hope you enjoy this... and please donate anything if you can. Every cent matters. Respect.

Mike Ferraro... Known to most as "Mike Judge". Legendary singer for New York Hardcore band "JUDGE". I met up with him at a diner on Montville, New Jersey. I met him very briefly a couple times, just a quick, "What's up man, great show" type of thing. Shortly after we sat down and ordered coffee, we started talking; it felt like I had known him for a long time. There were a ton of rumors, speculation and misconceptions about him for literally decades. He addresses, dispels and clears up all of them. He speaks on the formation and break up of the band as well as their reunion show at the Black N' Blue Bowl in 2013 at Webster Hall in New York City. And as many wanted me to ask him, which there was no need to because he brings up the topic of new music and the future of the band. It was an absolute honor to sit down with this man. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

David Howard Thornton is an actor and voice over born in Huntsville, Alabama. He sits down with me over a couple cups of coffee and discusses his journey from the south to Astoria, Queens. He is best known (for now) as the brutal killer, "Art the Clown" in the movie "Terrifier" directed by Damien Leone. It is currently trending on Netflix. He talks about making the film, the things that influenced his body language in the film along with a bit of a deeper viewpoint into the killer clown. This was definitely fun and different to do. I hope you enjoy this one. Art the Clown and the movie Terrifier Rule!

From the Slums of Shaolin... The Staten Island Landfill Kings... ENRAGE! Singer and co-founder of one of the longest running Staten Island Hardcore bands, Jeff Altieri aka Jeff Enrage is my guest. We met up at the King's Arms Diner on the North Shore of Staten Italy to talk about a couple two, three things or so. From the old days of L'Amour's, Thrash Metal, Hardcore, to the formation of the band, to Jeff possibly getting jumped by someone's husband who was on "Mob Wives", to wrestling... this was a really fun and laid back episode to do. Jeff's is one of the good guys and sings for an awesome band. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

PLEASE SHARE THIS AND SPREAD THE WORD The Following is the description from the Facebook Event Page. Included are all links to help if you can. Everything and anything is appreciated. Respect. *A BENEFIT FOR HOWIE* Howard (“Howie”) Wallen needs your help. He would not ask for himself, so we are doing it for him. Howie played guitar in Alone In A Crowd 30 years ago. He is now a macrobiotic chef, with a wife and a teenage daughter. In the spring of 2017, Howie was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma: a slow growing tumor originating off of the auditory nerve between his inner ear and his brain. The tumor affected his balance and ability to walk and caused right side functional deficits. In May 2017, he underwent a 6.5 hour surgery that was supposed to have him back up and running in a month… The surgery, which left him deaf in his right ear, did not remove all of the tumor… and it is growing back. Howie now suffers from chronic debilitating headaches; loss of balance; cognitive, memory and speech deficits; a tremor in his right arm and hand; vision problems; facial numbness; extreme fatigue, anxiety and, understandably, depression. With these disabilities he cannot work, and that has hit his family very hard. And, as the tumor grows, Howie’s symptoms will only get worse. If left unchecked, Howie’s condition is fatal. So, Howie must have another surgery, a 10 hour surgery, followed by radiation treatment. We can only hope that after this he will improve… but there is no guarantee. Let’s let Howie and his family know that they are not alone during this ordeal. After 30 years, Alone In A Crowd is getting back together again to play a one-time benefit show for him. We hope you will show your support and come. If you can’t, you can still donate to the fundraiser we have set up for him. https://www.gofundme.com/aiac-benefit-for-howie We've had a lot of requests to donate through PayPal. That is not available on this platform but if you want to donate through PayPal, you can do so through: paypal.me/healthyhoward Thank you to Scott Vogel of Terror for allowing me to use the song "Stick Tight" at the end of this episode. Respect.

"Grym Galaxy"... a Hip-Hop group born out of the Slums Of Shaolin... Staten Island, New York is made up of Billy Ballantine and Nick Jackelson. Billy invited me to his house on Staten Island to talk about a few things. We cover their early musical influences, the rare opportunity to be booked on both Hip Hop and Hardcore shows, we talk rap, metal, hardcore, wrestling and a bunch of other things. There's mention of Vinnie Paz and how Nick got the opportunity to create a beat for the song "Hashem on a Pentagram" featuring Ill Bill and Goretex of NonPhixion/Heavy Metal Kings/La Coka Nostra that is used on Vinnie's newest solo record "The Pain Collector" on Enemy Soil Records. A couple of down to earth, nice guys that I enjoyed speaking to. Hope you enjoy this. Respect.

Jimmy's daughter, 9 year old Alexa wanted to be "on the radio" again. She was a guest on Episode 19 and enjoyed herself. So I figured it was a good time to have her on once again for a little conversation. We talk Christmas, Sick Of It All, Done Deal, if Santa is real and animals, she also asked me a few questions. A light hearted little talk with my daughter just for fun and simply because she wanted to do it. I hope you enjoy my conversation with my kid. Hope you had a Happy New Year. Thanks for the support. Respect.

Legendary drummer Sammy Siegler! I met up with him at "Puffy's Tavern" in Tribeca, NYC... the place was packed so, we called an audible and went "Live from the Basement at Puffy's Tavern". Sammy has either recorded with, toured with or appeared on records with bands such as: Judge, Civ, Youth Of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, Rival Schools, Side By Side, World Be Free, Youth Of Today, Limp Bizkit, Glassjaw, The Movie Life, Head Automatica, Project X, Patti Smith and several more!!! His resume is untouchable. He was in town for just a few days and took time out to talk to me, even if the recorder was balancing on a barstool while we stood around it, we made it happen!

Known for being a prominent member in bands such as Quicksand, Gorilla Biscuits, Youth Of Today, Rival Schools, Dead Heavens, Vanishing Life, Moondog and several more... Walter Schreifels is a legend amongst the New York Hardcore scene and beyond. I called up former co-host, Johnny Candiria in for this for a special cameo appearance. We met up with Walter in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for an in depth discussion about the history of his music. Quicksand's debut record "Slip" is one of my all time favorite albums (Johnny as well) so there's a lot of talk surrounding that record which changed the landscape of music as a whole. From the early days of Youth Of Today, up to what he's working on now... this was an awesome conversation for me personally. I hope you enjoy it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Schreifels

One of my best friends and brother... Ian Shafer. Old School Punk Rocker and World Class Tattoo Artist. Ian and I met under crazy circumstances in 2004 in a Therapeutic Community in Rhinebeck, New York. I mentioned him on Episodes 49 and 51 in my "Life & Times" series briefly. He definitely has a very unique life story. Some serious, some hysterical and some absolutely bat shit crazy and almost unbelievable. One of the most stand up guys I've ever known. I hope you enjoy this episode. Respect.

Dan Nastasi is a guitarist and a founding member of "Mucky Pup" and "Dog Eat Dog". He also created a solo project called "Nastasee" and is currently playing with "Leeway NYC". We discuss the forming of Mucky Pup and Dog Eat Dog and the history of the bands, touring with Biohazard and many other bands. He is a husband and a father of three and coaches football. A very busy and creative guy who is constantly busy with his many passions. This was a very easy discussion to have since there is so much history and it turns out we know a lot of the same people for a long time. One of my favorite episodes to date. I hope you enjoy this one. This episode ends with the newest song by "Leeway NYC" titled "I'm Your Pusher". Click the link below to check it out on YouTube. Thanks as always. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJGfAPoSPK4&start_radio=1&list=RDMMGJGfAPoSPK4

Wrapping up the 5-Part Series focusing on a handful of OG's in the New York Hardcore scene. Kids... here's a history lesson for you. I met up with Ralph Gebbia aka "Ralphie G." of NYHC pioneers "The Mob". Formed between 1979 and 1980, they were one of the original New York Hardcore bands with an incredible history. Playing legendary shows with the Bad Brains, Minor Threat, The Ramones just to name a few. We had an awesome conversation at a pizza joint on St. Mark's Place in New York City with a possible part 2 coming. Ralphie G. is a stand-up guy and without question an OG in this thing of ours called Hardcore. Hope you enjoy this. As always, you're support is appreciated.

The 4th in a 5-Part Series focusing on a handful of OG's in the New York Hardcore scene. Rob Kabula is a legendary bass player who played in "Agnostic Front", "Cause For Alarm", "Against the Grain" which later became (and currently active "Dead Blow Hammer". Rob has been around pretty much since the inception of the New York Hardcore scene on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. We linked up to talk about some old hardcore stories, how he became a member of these bands, sleeping in "Beer Vats" in San Francisco with "Cause for Alarm", squatting on the Lower East Side and living in "Apartment X" in the early 80's. Great guy. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

The 3rd in a 5-Part Series focusing on a handful of OG's in the New York Hardcore scene. "Reagan Youth" guitarist, Paul Cripple joins me on this episode. Formed by Dave Insurgent and himself in 1981 on the Lower East Side of NYC, they are one of the original bands in the scene. We talk about the 80's, the formation of the band, anarchy, politics, drugs, and a host of other things while drinking coffee in the heart of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Paul is definitely a unique individual with a lot to say with no filter. Always fun speaking with him. Enjoy.

The 2nd in a 5-Part Series focusing on a handful of OG's in the New York Hardcore scene. John Kelly aka "Johnny Waste" is the guitarist for "Urban Waste" and "Major Conflict". We discuss the formation of "Urban Waste" in 1982, the break-up of the band and the resurgence as well as how amazing it is that a bunch of young punk rock kids formed bands way back then and are fortunate enough to still be playing to this day. None of these kids had any idea that they were laying down the ground work for a worldwide movement. We also discuss parenthood and how neither of us thought we would ever be parents. Another small history lesson on the NYHC scene. As always, I hope you enjoy this episode which was recorded at "The Wasteland" in Queens, New York.

The 1st in a 5-Part Series focusing on a handful of OG's in the New York Hardcore scene. John Watson is a New York Hardcore Legend. He is the original singer for NYHC Pioneers, "Agnostic Front" and the former roadie for the "Cro-Mags". From working at "Max's Kansas City" on the gritty Lower East Side of Manhattan in the early 1980's, to being a staple at "A7" (now "Niagara") to the infamous Sunday matinee shows at "CBGB" on the Bowery, to living in C-Squat in Alphabet City. John has been there since the beginning of the birth of New York Hardcore. He is arguably the inventor of the "circle pit" which now takes place at shows all over the world on a large scale at times. He has lived an interesting life and, among the NYHC community, is regarded as a legend. It was an honor to sit down and speak to the man. Enjoy!

Owner and Founder of "Atomic Hot Rods", maker of several documentaries and films including the horror movie "Get My Gun", musician who has played in several bands including "Roger Miret And The Disasters" and "Scrapers" along with being a true crime and serial killer enthusiast like myself... this was a fun discussion to have! Enjoy!

Grand Master Hosun Kang is a 9th Degree Black Belt in the Kuk Mu Kwan style of Tae Kwon Do with over 54 years of experience, several schools and has taught tens of thousands of students and has created hundreds of Black Belts. His father, Grand Master Suh Chong Kang is the founder of Kuk Mu Kwan and has deep roots in Korea. He tells his father's story of training the Korean version of the CIA during the Korean War along with his journey to America. His extremely successful "Kang System" Tae Kwon Do schools, along with his battle with stage 4 cancer and how he lost everything due to a very close family member. I looked up to this man as a child and was extremely grateful to have been able to do this podcast with him. I hope you enjoy this. Respect.

Recorded Live from the New Jersey Horror Con And Film Festival at the Showboat in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Tony Moran is a one of a kind guy. I hung out with him for a couple days at the convention. After a very memorable couple of days, on the last day of the convention I decided to record what was intended on being a short interview. But, knowing how Tony is now, it turned into him telling a story to me and 3 other people who came to his table for an autograph and a photo. From him cursing throughout a karaoke version of a Guns N' Roses song the night before to dealing out a well deserved beating to Ace Frehley's bodyguard in an elevator for groping Felissa Rose of "Sleepaway Camp" fame. Completely off the cuff conversation here. I hope you enjoy this.

Ronstin Smith is the vocalist and bass player for the New Jersey based 3-Piece Hardcore/Metal band "Unkempt Herald". Currently working on their new record "Kiddo" which will be out in the beginning of 2019. The record is dedicated to his daughter who tragically passed in 2016. Hear his story. I personally think it's an important one. Thanks for the support as always.

Recorded Live from the New Jersey Horror Con And Film Festival at the Showboat in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Ari Lehman played the first ever "Jason Voorhees" in the original "Friday the 13th" film. The boy in the lake. He also has a band called "First Jason" with several releases to date and a new album entitled "The Lord of the Lake" coming soon!

I met up with Anthony "Q-Unique" Quiles at a coffee spot on 86th Street in the heart of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn to talk about a couple, two, three things. We talk how he was introduced and brought into the Hip-Hop subculture by "Crazy Legs" of the Legendary "Rock Steady Crew" to being a member of the underground classic group "The Arsonists". How he then went solo and put out several records under "Q-Unique" along with his metal and grunge background. He met "Fieldy" from "Korn", toured with them for several years and learned how a successful metal band works behind the scenes. He then joined a band group called "Stillwell" with members of Korn and P.O.D. then embarked onto his own group "Kings Bounty" with guitarist Mike Dijan. Very cool, laid back conversation with a super nice guy, all while drinking coffee with our pinkies out and eating avocado toast. Yes... we did. Enjoy.

Recorded Live from the New Jersey Horror Con And Film Festival at the Showboat in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Bob Elmore is widely known for his portrayal of "Leatherface" in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2". He is a stuntman and has worked on dozens of films including "Pirates of the Caribbean" where he plays the role of the executioner and hangs Johnny Depp. He has doubled for John Candy in a handful of movies as well. Super nice guy and a pleasure to talk to. Enjoy.

We're back with Brendan Rafferty. Frontman for the NYHC band "SFA" and long time CBGB employee. We pick up right where we left off a few weeks and 3 episodes ago. With a big "Fuck You" to a certain record label he has issues with. He tells all about the infamous "Phil Donahue" and "Geraldo Rivera" shows that featured Punks and Skins from the Hardcore and Punk scenes from that timeframe; some who are still fixtures in the scene to this day. The truth on why CBGB matinee shows stopped in 1989, along with the truth behind why CBGB closed its doors forever and a bunch more... Brendan has a lot to say and has been there through it all. Enjoy!

Recorded Live from the "New Jersey Horror Con And Film Festival" at the Showboat in Atlantic City, New Jersey. I had a quick conversation with a cult favorite. Ron Millkie. He played "Officer Dorf" in the original "Friday the 13th". He had a small but memorable role, especially if you're a horror nerd like myself. He was funny, super humble and grateful to be at a convention where people flocked to his table to get autographs and take pictures with him. Especially because he had a small part in a film that was released almost 40 years ago.

This is probably the most "conversational" episode to date. I got together with DJ Alex Kayne, "Dizzy" the infamous L'Amour waitress, "Bud" who was a staple at the legendary rock club and my ex-girlfriend, who was also a regular and practically lived there and guaranteed did some filthy things with rock stars there and on future tour busses with them all. We all sat down in Bay Ridge at "The Brooklyn Firefly" and had a conversation about the Legendary "L'Amour". Some say "L'Amours", and I personally pronounce it, "La-Mawz". The club opened in 1981 and closed it's doors for good in 2004. Every rock and metal band that became a household name played there. From 80's Hair Metal bands in their prime, to Thrash and Death Metal to Hardcore bands and cover bands. Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Merciful Fate, King Diamond, Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Carnivore, Suicidal Tendencies, W.A.S.P., KISS, Twisted Sister, Overkill, Hanoi Rocks and literally thousands of other bands have done gigs there. This was fun to do, and like I said, there really isn't any questions, so, sit back and listen as if you were at the table with us. I hope you enjoy this one, it's definitely a little different than the others.

Recorded Live from the "New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival" at the Showboat in Atlantic City, New Jersey. I caught up with the Legendary Harry Manfredini for a quick conversation. He composed music for dozens of films and television shows. He is widely known for the iconic soundtrack for the original "Friday the 13th" film. He worked on a total of nine "Friday the 13th" films, as well as "Wishmaster", "House" (1986 film), "Spring Break" and many more. He couldn't have been nicer. Hope you enjoy this.

The long overdue sequel with "Ratbones". He was technically the first guest on the podcast way back on Episode 3. He's back with more crazy stories about going from South Jersey to Detroit, then back again with nowhere to live. Drugs, homelessness, a crazy childhood, Punk Rock, Hardcore and everything in between. "Ratbones" has come a long way. A great guy and always fun to have a conversation with. Enjoy. The song at the end is: Lethal Aggression: No Scene. Rest In Peace John Saltarelli.

Part One of Two... (and maybe more than that) Brendan Rafferty is the singer for New York Hardcore band "SFA"(Stands For Anything)formed in 1984. He worked at the infamous CBGB "Home Of Underground Punk and Hardcore" for a combined 14 years! He was in the U.S. Army, started going to hardcore shows on a consistent basis in 1984 and has seen it all. "SFA" toured the entire United States and Europe. He's very outspoken and pulls no punches, and he doesn't care what you think about that either. Enjoy Part One because this is the "nicer" of the two. Part two gets "real" and he exposes a lot of things and sheds light on the truth about things you were told otherwise about. This was fun as always. Enjoy!

Recorded Live from Bushwick, Brooklyn at Physical Culture Collective. Gavin Van Vlack, guitarist for NYHC band Burn, Canonized, Absolution and several more throughout the years. We sat down at his gym and we discussed everything from his new project, Canonized, the state of music nowadays, some politics, we even had a couple things to say about rapper 6ix9ine. There is definitely some Brooklyn ambience with some sirens and passing subway trains in the background. Hope you enjoy this episode.

Baron Misuraca is the singer and bass player for "Carnivore A.D." A reforming of the classic band "Carnivore" strictly to honor the music and memory of Peter Steele who founded the band in the early 1980's. I hung out with him at his house on Long Island and discussed his role in the band, how Peter Steele and him met and became friends decades ago as well as Baron's role in the legendary band "Sheer Terror" in which he played bass for in the early days and appears on early demo tapes. I'm glad we made time to do this. Baron is a sincere and humble guy. I think it comes off as such in this episode. The song at the end of this episode is Carnivore A.D. doing the classic song "Angry Neurotic Catholics" at Hellfest in France in front of 20,000 people. Enjoy. Peter Steele and Keith Alexander... Rest In Peace.

From the heart of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. I met up with six of the members of the L.O.B.S.C. (Lordz Of Brooklyn Social Club) to talk about their inception, how it was formed and what it is that they do. A bunch of guys who know each other since they were little kids, all from the same neighborhood decided to become a part of the club created by Drew; who at 6 years old was featured on the debut "Lordz Of Brooklyn" record "A Family Affair". They create fundraisers and host charity events in order to give back to the neighborhood they grew up in and still have a deep rooted sense of family and community. Unfortunately, a rare trait today. I was happy to hang with these guys for a couple hours and learn about this club. Glad I did. Support these guys! Respect.

Frank Molina... also known as "The Guv'nor" and "Frank 2 Far" has been in the NYHC scene for decades. Singer for the NYHC band "Step 2 Far" and former doorman for the legendary CBGB for over a decade. We met up in the heart of Bay Ridge to have a laid back conversation about whatever came to our heads at the moment. I know Frank for a long time. One of the best guys ever. Respect.

In a very loud and chaotic backstage area at This Is Hardcore 2018, I caught up with Chris Golas (drums) and John Doherty (bass) from Agents Of Man to touch on a few things about their plans, their set at the festival and a few other things. With a little side conversation with Sean Martin of Twitching Tongues and Hatebreed. Sometimes in this environment, you don't know what can happen or who will drop in to say a few words. This was hectic but definitely a fun few minutes. Hope you enjoy it. Respect.

Steve Mona is the former Commanding Officer of the New York City Vandal Squad. But... he likes graffiti! He's also a 9/11 First Responder who worked on "the pile" for months at a time. On a lighter note, he's part of the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team in which Danny Boy from House of Pain / La Coka Nostra founded. Steve is an incredibly genuine and nice guy. I'm happy we made this happen. I hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks as always for listening.

Being trapped inside The Electric Factory at This Is Hardcore 2018 for a couple hours due to pouring rain, I spotted Jack from the band "No Option" who opened the show on that Friday and asked to speak to him for a couple minutes. Being such a young band, I was pleasantly surprised by the reaction they got. Super nice kid in a dope band. Support them. They seem to "get it".

Recorded Live from This Is Hardcore 2018 at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Cody (Vocals) and Mark (Bass) from "Gloves Off" sat down and chopped it up about everything from their upcoming Fastbreak Records release, to future shows to breaking each others chops constantly. I had a lot of fun doing this. Yes, it's hectic in the background and people make little cameo appearances... but this is what happens when you have no map to follow when doing a Live podcast from a hardcore festival with thousands of people. Thanks for listening.

Recorded Live from The Electric Factory in Philadelphia at this year's This Is Hardcore Festival. I caught up with Joe Stanley, singer for Departed, ex Sicker Than Most and ex guitarist for Clubber Lang. We talk about the band, playing the fest, future plans for the band, the new Departed Beer brewed by Dark City Brewery in Asbury, New Jersey. Along with a cameo from Pat Duda, bass player for Departed, and a couple broken down van stories. Support these guys! Great guys and awesome band as well! Respect.

Diabolic is a rapper from Suffolk County, Long Island. He's been in the rap game for decades. His debut record "Liar And A Thief" is considered a "classic" hip hop record by most people. "The Foul Play Mixtape" and "Fightin' Words" are nothing to sneeze at either. His newest record "The Disconnect" is complete and will be released within a few months. He's got classic joints with Immortal Technique, Vinnie Paz and Ill Bill as well. I didn't know what to expect when we met up at a shitty little bar in Huntington Station, Long Island. He was nothing but cool and mad easy to talk to. This might be the episode that is the most like a regular conversation with no direction. I hope you enjoy this one. It was definitely cool to do, especially being a fan of his music. Respect.

This Is Hardcore 2018 was an amazing and memorable 4 days. So I decided to do a quick little bonus episode speaking on it. The entire This Is Hardcore Team deserves it. The time, work and passion these people have into putting on, in my opinion, the best Hardcore fest in the United States is second to none.

Me and The O.G. were talking about doing this episode for about 6 months. So, finally, during the weekend of this year's "This Is Hardcore" Festival in Philadelphia, I met up with him at Cresson Street Tattoo and finally sat down to do a little blah blah. He's the singer for "Done Deal", one third of the "Broad Street Breakdown" podcast along with Vinnie Paz and Pablo Regular... who makes several little appearances throughout the episode. One of the best guys I know and absolutely one of the realest. Recorded in the basement at the tattoo shop, away from the chaos upstairs we spoke about everything from old school wrestling, hardcore, shows, the annual Cresson Street Tattoo toy drive,Trump and the 1985 "MOVE" bombing in Philadelphia. I hope you enjoy this episode. We had fun doing it. Respect.

The listeners wanted him back... so here you go! "Tommy Rebel" is back on the show telling some stories about the dangers of writing graffiti in the subway tunnels all over New York City and how, on a couple of occasions escaped death by literally inches! Whether it was by electrocution or by being hit by trains. The risks one has to take in order to get "ups" is second to none. I hope you enjoy this look into the underground of the concrete jungle.

Mad Joe Black is the singer for the Pennsylvania Hardcore band, Wisdom In Chains and also a co-host on The Post America Podcast. I linked up with him in midtown Manhattan to talk about everything from their new record "Nothing In Nature Respects Weakness", being involved in the hardcore scene in any capacity to stories of "Pocono Ghosts". Hope you enjoy the episode.

Jimmy sits down with "Tommy Rebel". A "Bay Ridginal" OG New Yorker. We shoot the shit about Graffiti in late 80's and early 90's, Fireworks, M-80's, Pineapples, how in Chinatown you used to be able to buy everything from graffiti supplies to piranhas to people. Hahaha! A bunch of true stories about being a crazy kid in Brooklyn back in the day. Some things that were done, if done today, you'd be labeled a domestic terrorist most likely. But, it was all in good fun growing up in Brooklyn before the internet and smart phones. Hope you enjoy.

Paulie Nugent aka P. Nu, one of the emcees for legendary Brooklyn Hip Hop group, The Lordz of Brooklyn and I sat down in "Wood Park", a little secluded area in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn to talk about... well, the whole point was to talk about the new Lordz Of Brooklyn single, "Motherless Sons" and the new record that's coming out, but we discuss a lot of other shit. 2 Brooklyn Originals shootin' the shit about everything from music, podcasts, to the new LOB music to the new "Gotti" film. There is no dead air here! Not a second. I hope you enjoy this. It was definitely fun to link up with my boy to do this long overdue episode.

Jimmy was invited into Dean Miller's home in Flushing, Queens to chop it up for Episode 53 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Being the frontman of New York Hardcore band, No Redeeming Social Value, who has been around for about 30 years! They talk about the new album, tentatively titled "Wasted For Life" which should be out by the end of the year or early 2019. They also discuss how fortunate it is to be involved within the hardcore scene and just how unique this culture truly is, whether it's just as a loyal fan or being in a band. Recorded on Dean's back porch in Queens, I hope you enjoy this cool ass conversation. Respect.

Jimmy caught up with Blake Farber. He was the guitarist for the NYHC band "Olde York" (RIP) but then got into making music videos and directing commercials. He's worked with musicians and worked on projects with Sepultura, Dropkick Murphy's, Beyonce, John Mayer all the way to The Olympic Games plus a ton more. He's traveled to over 30 different countries and tells a few very interesting, and one particularly crazy story. Check out the links below to check out what he speaks about during this awesome episode recorded Live from Thompkins Square Park in the East Village in New York City. 2nd Ave. Explosion Video: https://www.facebook.com/blakefarberdirector/videos/vb.509693533/10153273247133534/?type=2&video_source=user_video_tab Indian Street Party: https://www.facebook.com/blakefarberdirector/videos/10153670158623534/ From his crazy Brazilian experience: Panico TV Week 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCNwiEnVvso Panico TV Week 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhWlZyvo-24 News about the story: http://g1.globo.com/sao-paulo/noticia/2012/05/cao-e-levado-por-criminosos-durante-arrastao-em-predio-de-sp.html http://videos.r7.com/ladroes-fazem-arrastao-em-predio-de-sao-paulo-e-levam-cachorro-de-morador/idmedia/4fbfd63f92bbc23ba54cfeae.html http://globotv.globo.com/rede-globo/jornal-hoje/v/cachorro-e-roubado-em-assalto-em-sao-paulo/1963757/ Thailand Xmas shoot: https://www.instagram.com/p/BdFoBpmFU5l/?taken-by=blakefarber

After a lot of positive feedback from Episode 49, I decided to do a "Part II" of the "Life & Times" episode. I pick up in 1995 and speak on some of my time in the Air Force and some ridiculous shenanigans that happened while I was in rehab in 2004 amongst a few other things. Thanks again for all of the continued support! It's truly appreciated. Thanks to Joe C. for the new intro! Follow him here on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/joelific Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelific45

Jimmy caught up with Richie Mancuso aka "Richie Krutch" from Wisdom In Chains and Co-Host of The Post America Podcast to shoot the shit about the new record that they just completed, his podcast along with how loud motorcycles are annoying... a short, fun little deal.

Peacocks, Ponies and Pizza with Lou, Craig and Armand of the legendary New York Hardcore band Sick Of It All along with Producer / Audio Engineer, "The Jerry Farley". The Brooklyn Blast Furnace went on location to the beautiful Nova Studios on Staten Island, New York; where Sick Of It All are wrapping up their twelfth full length studio album. It was a very special Episode 50 indeed! https://www.sickofitall.com https://www.facebook.com/sickofitallny https://www.twitter.com/soianyc https://www.instagram.com/sickofitallnyc

Jimmy decided after reaching out on social media to do a solo podcast basically about his life. A very abridged version that is. It's raw and honest. Hopefully his story can help someone in some way or someone could identify with it. We hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks for the support as always.

Jimmy had a lengthy One on One conversation with Tim Anderson Jr. Co-Host of the ILL STREET NEWS Podcast which is based out of Philadelphia. They talk censorship, political correctness, hardcore, and the absurdity of language nowadays along with the upcoming This Is Hardcore Fest. Check out the ILL STREET NEWS on SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and wherever you get your podcasts from. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as well... just search ILL STREET NEWS and you'll find it. Do we have to hold your hand with everything now too? Hahaaaa!!! Enjoy.

For Episode 48 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast we are joined by Mike Gibbons who's guitar playing on Leeway's Born To Expire and Desperate Measures helped change the game and bridge the gap between hardcore and metal not only for music fans but for a lot of young aspiring guitar players, namely our very own, John LaMacchia. But Mike didn't show up just to share memories about the good ol' days with the band (although there's plenty of that), Mike is looking to settle the score of a very personal injustice. So we figured we would do our part to lend a hand and help his voice be heard. Please watch this video and share it. Thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dh6JSyzMO4&feature=share

Candiria is gearing up for a tour this spring. One of the tour dates brings the band to Newark, N.J. with special guest opening acts, "Tourniquet" and "Wastelands" on Saturday, April 28th at QXT's. For Episode 47 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast (the episode that almost didn't happen) we have special guest, "Mordecai Wolffenstein". Music and Sci-Fi nerd, horror buff, Skyrim enthusiast and most importantly, the singer of New Jersey Hardcore band "Wastelands" on for a great conversation.

Jimmy catches up with Dave Neabore from Dog Eat Dog and Mucky Pup for a quick One on One conversation at the Monster Mania Convention in Cherry Hill, New Jersey to briefly discuss the convention, horror and the latest Dog Eat Dog news.

Video Artist, Photographer and Musician, Steve Perlmutter joins The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast for a conversation about John Carpenter which veers off into many different topics related to the directors work and Horror films in general. An interesting conversation indeed. Thanks to Tony Moran for the drop.

Jimmy catches up with "Danny Boy" O'Connor of House Of Pain / La Coka Nostra at The Voltage Lounge in Philadelphia to discuss his purchase and restoration of 'The Outsiders' house in Tulsa, Oklahoma which was used in Frances Ford Coppola's classic coming of age film of the same name. Also discussed is the birth of the "Delta Bravo Urban Exploration" team. Please Follow, Like and Support the Following Social Media Pages. Thank you. THE OUTSIDERS HOUSE: https://www.facebook.com/theoutsidershouse/ https://twitter.com/OutsidersHouse https://instagram.com/theoutsidershouse DELTA BRAVO URBAN EXPLORATION TEAM: https://www.deltabravourbanexplorationteam.bigcartel.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/885109204876836/ https://www.instagram.com/deltabravodaily LA COKA NOSTRA: https://www.facebook.com/lacokanostramusic/ https://www.instagram.com/lacokanostraofficial

All dogs go to heaven. And if The Dogfather has anything to do with it, all cats, raccoons, squirrels, possums and turtles do too. Mr. Guiliani, otherwise known as the The Dogfather or The Dogfella has spent the last fifteen years of his life dedicating every waking hour to rescuing animals from cruelty, abandonment and certain death. For episode 45 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace podcast Jimmy and John are privileged to make his acquaintance and learn about a little peace of animal heaven called Keno's Animal Sanctuary that is his gift to these ill fated creatures where they dine on cheese cake, Chinese food and pizza. Listen to the episode to hear all about this story and then visit this website and donate! https://www.kenosanimalsanctuary.com/

Jimmy catches up with Chris from Mucky Pup and owner of "3D Printing by Mucky Chris" for The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast's first installment of our One on One interview series where either Jimmy or John has a quick conversation Live, on location, at an event or venue. Recorded Live on March 3rd 2018 from the New Jersey Horror Convention at the Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel in Woodbridge, New Jersey.

For Episode 44, three photographers, Terry Matlin, Steven J. Messina and Nathaniel Shannon sit down with the us to discuss live music photography. We dive into their passion for what they do and some of their most remarkable moments while working. It was such a great conversation and we are very grateful to have these three very talented individuals on the podcast. You can check out their work here ... http://terrymatlin.tumblr.com http://nathanielshannon.com/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/62339477@N00/

For Episode 43 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast John and Jimmy had the pleasure of catching up with Mario and Sarah Quintero of Spotlights; a Brooklyn based post hardcore / sludge band. Their album "Seismic" has made many best album lists for 2017. Check out this episode and then head over to YouTube to check out their latest record. https://youtu.be/8Oh9T4b5Zlk

Jimmy and John have an interesting conversation with two very talented individuals, Mike Dijan and Anthony Quiles aka "Capital Q-Unique". These two New York Natives have teamed up to form a band called Kings Bounty. Bridging their roots of Crossover, Hip Hop and Nu Metal, the band is on their way to doing incredible things. Listen to where the conversation goes for Episode 42 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Thanks for all of the continued support!

Brooklyn native, Matt Brown, who is known mostly for his guitar playing in Uranium 235, Seventh Void and A Pale Horse Named Death stops by the Rising Pulse Records compound where we learn about his history as a musician as well as his work as a monitor engineer and tech for Lou Reed, Joan Jett and Rodriguez aka "Sugarman".

Jimmy and John welcome author, Iron Man Athlete and singer for Cro-Mags and Bloodclot!, John Joseph to The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. For our 40th Episode John tells us how in his younger years, he single handedly took on all of the adversities this world could throw at him. And with the relationships built within his music community, he found a way to turn all of that hardship into something incredibly positive. "Seekers Of The Truth" by Cro-Mags is used with permission by the artist.

Everyone who knows this man loves him. The Jerry Farley is our guest for the 39th episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Jerry is a producer / engineer who is known for making some incredible recordings by bands such as Sick Of It All, Madball, Lamb Of God, Christina Rubino among countless others. Jerry is also a promoter who has been booking events in Coney Island for as long as anyone can remember. He's also one of the kindest human beings you will ever meet. Well, have a listen and find out for yourself.

It's Clobberin' Time!!! For Episode 38 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast Jimmy and Johny sit down with one of the hardest working frontmen in the music business. Singer Lou Koller of the legendary NYHC band Sick Of It All.

Jimmy and Johny have a fantastic conversation with one of the most hard working and down to earth people on the planet. Justin Brannan is a community activist and organizer, the founding member of legendary hardcore bands Indecision and Most Precious Blood and now he is the City Councilman for his hometown of Bay Ridge as well as Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights and Bath Beach.

Our guest is Shauntle Barley. Listen to a detailed account of her and her two best friends Ellie and Meg's journey... cycling across the country from New York City to San Francisco! All the while raising awareness and money for "Warrior Expeditions", a non-profit organization that helps veterans transition from their wartime experiences. Please visit: https://warriorexpeditions.org/support/sweaty-dirty-happy/ to donate.

Writer, Producer, Artist and Musician Jasin Cadic sits down with the Brooklyn Blast Furnace to discuss his new film 'Sidemen: Long Road To Glory'. A film about three musicians, Pinetop Perkins, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith and Hubert Sumlin who helped change the face of the blues and inspired the sound of some of the biggest rock bands and musicians of all time.

Charles Manson is dead and Jimmy is very upset. In this episode the fellas ponder the life of one of the most infamous people that has ever lived and the sensationalism of one of the most fascinating and gruesome crimes of the twentieth century. Was Charles Manson the monster that the media made him out to be? Find out what we think in the 34th episode of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast.

Actor Joseph D'Onofrio, famous for his roles in Martin Scorsese's Goodfella's, Robert Deniro's A Bronx Tale and The Spike Lee Joint, Jungle Fever joins us for Episode 33. In this episode Joe tells us about his journey as a young actor and his experiences working with some of the greatest actors and directors in the business.

Director Drew Stone and former record executive Michael Alago return to the Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast to bring us up to speed on their documentary "Who The Fuck Is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey Of Michael Alago".

After a last minute change of plans the fellas are left with little time to come up with material for Episode 31 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast. Jeff comes up with a horror quiz and John shares a dream he had recently but it all goes haywire. Jeff thinks Aliens speak English from watching T.V. and Jimmy insists there were multiple shooters in Las Vegas. Everything stinks.

For episode 30 Jeff, Jimmy and John sit down to hear some unbelievable stories from musician / artist Sean Pierce who is mostly known as the guitar player for the now defunct New York City Punk Rock Band, The Toilet Boys.

What a weekend for the fellas. From Horror Conventions and Birthday Parties to Art Gallery Exhibitions and Ayahuasca Ceremony mishaps. Episode 29 of the Brooklyn Blast Furnace podcast has all the stories and more. Thanks to Vinnie Stigma for the introduction.

We sit down and talk with Vincent Castiglia. Blood Painter and Tattoo Artist. At times this gets very insightful and deep. It was an honor to sit down with this man. Definitely off the beaten path of what we usually do. But it was amazing. Thanks for listening. Respect.

Guests Mike Gallo and Vinnie Stigma of the legendary New York Hardcore band Agnostic Front join us at Lucky 13 Saloon for an incredible Episode number 27 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace Podcast.

We're with with Freddy Alva and friends Chaka Malik and Gavin Van Vlack of New York Hardcore band BURN along with graffiti artists, JERE and SMOG to discuss New York City street culture and Freddy Alva's new book, Urban Styles: Graffiti In New York Hardcore. Stories of coming up in the New York City crack era, bombing the trains and tunnels in a very dark period in the history of this city, all while melding the hardcore lifestyle with street art.

John and Jimmy sit down at The Rising Pulse Records Compound with none other than Joe James of Inhuman. We discuss his new band Silvertomb which includes members of Type O Negative, Seventh Void and Empyreon as well as his history with the NYHC and underground music scene including legendary NYHC pioneers, Agnostic Front!

Our guest, Ryan Bland from the band "ACHE" tells the story of how he came into the underground music scene in New York City. Funny stories about his run ins with Prince and The Ramones plus a lot of the usual Blast Furnace banter.

John returns home from Warped Tour and gives Jeff and Jimmy the low down on the tour bus fiasco.

Threat 2 Society is an awesome New Jersey Hardcore Band. We had the pleasure to sit down and chop it up with Chris Russo (Vocals) and Mike Louth (Guitar) about all kinds of shit. A review of the amazing weekend at the This Is Hardcore Festival in Philly, some of the shenanigans Jimmy did over the weekend including looking for a particular section of a cemetery for nonsensical reasons. The Blast Furnace Barbecue is this coming Sunday so we break down that whole deal. We also talk some tin foil hat business like weather manipulation to 9/11 to all sorts of false flag operations. A little pro wrestling talk thrown in there as well. Basically, we were all over the place as usual. Hope you enjoy this episode. Respect.

Joey Southside is the vocalist for New Jersey Hardcore band "The Banner". The Banner has been around for about 18 years with a very unique dark, heavy sound. We bullshit about music, the New Jersey Hardcore scene, upcoming shows including the "Mosh 4 Paws" 10 Year Anniversary benefit where they share the bill with Madball, Line Of Scrimmage, Threat 2 Society, Wastelands and a few more. We also shoot the shit about old venues, art and all kinds of nonsense. Support his dope band and buy their records ya fucks. Don't steal shit. https://thebannernj.bandcamp.com/

The one and only Howie Abrams. Former In-Effect Record Executive, Author, Co-Host of "Merciless" on Bushwick Radio with Ill Bill, Hardcore Kid, Metal Head, Family man and all around great guy with an extensive resume. We talk about everything from the early days of all genres of Metal, Hardcore to the current state of the underground music scene. We mention dozens of bands and shows form the past. You can purchase his newest book, "Finding Joseph I: An Oral History of H.R. from Bad Brains" on Amazon. Listen to "Merciless" on the free Bushwick Radio app or on iHeart Radio or on the TuneIn app. Keep your eye out for his upcoming book, "Hip-Hop Alphabet"... a Hip-Hop book for children! Awesome stuff!!! Purchase "Finding Joseph I: An Oral History of H.R. from Bad Brains" here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N8ZJ5MD/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Jimmy and Jeff sit down with Jimmy's seven year old daughter Alexa. We get stumped by her questions, we talk music, horror movies, sea animals and Ruby Bridges. She wise beyond her years. Best kid ever! We hope you enjoy this family friendly episode .(Sort of... due to a few Jeff slip ups... Hahaaaa!)

Anthony Gutter from "Gutter Christ Productions" and Jake from "The Banner" who are both in NJHC band "Vigilante". Gutter has been booking Hardcore and Death Metal shows all over New Jersey and New York for several years. We bullshit about upcoming shows, New York DeathFest, Serial Killers, being pen pals with "The Night Stalker" Richard Ramirez, all sorts of horror shit and the usual banter. Enjoy!

We talk with Michael Scondotto and Dion De Nardo of Brooklyn Hardcore band The Last Stand! We cover such topics as their upcoming Record Release Show for their new EP "This Is Real" out NOW on Irish Voodoo Records. We talk "Rocky", television shows, comedians, and even talk briefly about the events of 9/11. Definitely an episode filled with various topics and all around fun nonsense. With Johnny still out on the Warped Tour, we still haven't figured out to attach the outro music to this damn thing. We miss ya Johnny! Support THE LAST STAND and buy their new release and if you're in the New York City area, come down to Lucky 13 Saloon for their record release show on Sunday, July 9th 2017. Doors are at 3pm and it's only $10. TLS on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelaststandnyhc/ TLS Website: https://www.thelaststandnyhc.com/ TLS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelaststandnyhc/ TLS on CDBaby: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/thelaststand1 TLS Irish Voodoo Bandcamp: https://irishvoodoorecords.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-real Check out the TLS Video for "Path Of The Righteous here: https://irishvoodoorecords.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-real SUPPORT UNDERGROUND MUSIC!!!

With Johnny out on tour with Candiria, Jimmy and Jeff sit down with BJ and Jeff from New Jersey Hardcore band, Full Scale Riot. They talk everything from Hairless cats, the evolution of the band, Jeff's Metal Wedding, Dillinger Escape Plan, Shat, babysitters and Jimmy belts out a quick Queensryche tune. Go buy the "Empower" Record by Full Scale Riot. Out Now on Eulogy Recordings.

Our guest for Episode 15 is none other than Candiria bass player Michael MacIvor. Amongst the chaos of this Red Bull fueled melee, the discernible conversation points are how much Jimmy hates Tom cruise, Candiria's summer tour plans, Jeff and Kelsey's wedding and tales from the turd side. The song used for this podcast is the title track from Candiria's new full length album 'While They Were Sleeping'. Purchase the album here https://candiriatheband.bandcamp.com/album/while-they-were-sleeping

An incredible conversation with famed record executive Michael Alago to discuss "Who The Fuck Is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey Of Michael Alago". A film about his life in the music industry Directed by Drew Stone. This episode is filled with astonishing stories about Michael's experiences with legendary artists such as Swans, Metallica, Nina Simone and much more. Check out the trailer for "Who The Fuck Is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey Of Michael Alago" https://vimeo.com/206621388 **The song used for this podcast is the title track off of Candiria's new album titled, While They Were Sleeping. Buy the album here https://candiriatheband.bandcamp.com/album/while-they-were-sleeping

Jimmy and Jeff babble with Raphael Reyes of power violence band, Mad Diesel sitting in for Johny who just so happens to be away at Crystal Lake. The guys discuss Lucky 13 Saloon and the Friday the 13th movie franchise. **The song used for this podcast is the title track off of Candiria's new album titled, While They Were Sleeping. Buy the album here https://candiriatheband.bandcamp.com/album/while-they-were-sleeping and check out Mad Diesel https://maddiesel.bandcamp.com/

We have a deep conversation with very special guest, vocalist Mina Caputo of Life Of Agony. *The song used for this podcast is called 'While They Were Sleeping'. It is the title track off of the new album by Candiria. Pick it up here .. http://candiriatheband.bandcamp.com/album/while-they-were-sleeping

A couple crazy weekends, Indian monkey girls, rats and bible eaters on death row.

We sit down and shoot the shit with film director, producer, editor and musician Drew Stone and discuss his upcoming films, "Who The Fuck Is That Guy?: The Fabulous Journey Of Michael Alago" and The New York Hardcore Chronicles Film among many other interesting things. From early Boston and New York Hardcore to today.

For Episode 9 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace, we sit down with Eddie Sutton of Leeway and Truth And Rights. From the origins of Leeway to this summer's This Is Hardcore Festival.

For the 8th installment of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace podcast, Jeff, John and Jimmy discuss their all time favorite horror films in detail. And Johnny's #1 movie stinks!

We hang out and chop it up with Stunt Woman, Samantha MacIvor and discuss the films she has worked on and some of the people she has worked with throughout her career.

We sit down with Kevin and Frank from the Brooklyn Hardcore Band, Line Of Scrimmage! We throw around topics like the Black n Blue Bowl, This Is Hardcore, Guilty pleasure music, overrated bands as well as bands that deserve a little more recognition. This goes off the rails several times!

We throw out our Top 5 Metal Records of all time. There's some talk about Horror Conventions, a recent show that went down at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, some mail gets answered and of course the usual shenanigans.

We chop it up with Ratbones. A well known and legendary guy who's been in the Hardcore and Punk scene for over 30 years. From South New Jersey to the streets of Detroit, back to Jersey then to New York City... This is a little insight into his life.

We sit down and discuss our personal Top 5 Hardcore records, the Veterans Benefit and Jimmy says "flawless" and "phenomenal" too many times.

Jimmy, Jeff and John introduce themselves and sit down with guest Michael Scondotto of The Last Stand and Inhuman!