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Cone's Cave

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Sum 41
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Cone, the accomplished bassist of Sum 41, brings his wealth of experience to the airwaves with “Cone’s Cave.” As Sum 41 prepares to conclude their remarkable journey as a band, Cone’s new radio show promises to be a testament to the band’s legacy and an exciting new venture for their dedicated fanbase.

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This week is a good week cause I have a fellow Canadian on my show. Not only that, him and his band grew up 15-20 mins away from where us in Sum 41 grew up. My guest this week is the lead singer and front man of the Whitby, Ontario band Protest The H... more

This week I have a legendary rockabilly musician on my show, I have my friend and drummer for the Stray Cats Mr. Slim Jim Phantom on my show this week! The Stray Cats have had some massive hits as a band and our embarking on lengthy US tour from now ... more

Not a lot of people in punk have the kind of music resume this week’s guest has. This week my guest is Brian Baker of Bad Religion, Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, Fake Names and the list goes on! How is that for influential punk bands! Brian and I dive int... more

I’m back with Season 12 of Cone’s Cave and I couldn’t ask for a better 1st guest than the one and only, the very funny Tom Green! We all know Tom from his MTV days with his Tom Green Show and now he’s back in Canada living on a farm in rural Ontario ... more

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Recent Guests

Slim Jim Phantom
Drummer for The Stray Cats
The Stray Cats
Episode: Slim Jim Phantom
Brian Baker
Guitarist/vocalist with Bad Religion, formerly in Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, and more
Bad Religion, Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, Fake Names
Episode: Brian Baker
Tom Green
Canadian comedian and actor known for The Tom Green Show and The Tom Green Farm
Crave / The Tom Green Farm
Episode: Tom Green
Paul McKenzie
Frontman of The Real McKenzies
The Real McKenzies
Episode: Paul McKenzie
Spencer Krug
Musician, Wolf Parade/Sunset Rubdown/Moonface
Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, Moonface
Episode: Spencer Krug
Nicole Laurenne
Fronts and plays keys and sings for The Darts and Black Violet
The Darts; Black Violet
Episode: Nicole Laurenne
Tony Lovato
Frontman, Mest
Mest
Episode: Tony Lovato
Mike Hererra
Bass player for MXPX and Goldfinger
MXPX and Goldfinger
Episode: Mike Hererra
Jay Malinowski
Front man of Bedouin Soundclash; solo artist
Bedouin Soundclash; solo artist
Episode: Jay Malinowsk

Host

Cone McCaslin
Frontman/bassist of Sum 41; host of Cone's Cave across multiple platforms.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Fantastic Podcast!

    Great dude who talks to other greats from punk music, diving into the lore. Don’t miss out if you’re a Sum 41 fan!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JohnnyTruant1
    Canadaa year ago
  • Very nice, but

    the background music is very annoying

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    alexMcCraken
    Russia2 years ago

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Interviews consistently feature strong tech and touring anecdotes interwoven with career lessons.
Production choices are engaging, though some air time uses background music that some listeners find distracting.
Guests shine with authentic stories and deep industry insight.

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#22
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#141
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Apple Podcasts
#233
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Apple Podcasts
#90
Mexico/Music/Music Interviews
Apple Podcasts
#161
Finland/Music/Music Interviews
Apple Podcasts
#199
Japan/Music/Music Interviews

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Tom Green
Q: Did you grow up around animals pre-LA, or is this farm life all new to you?
Tom explains growing up near a cottage and lake, which provided a sense of normalcy, but the farm life with mules and horses is largely a new but welcome extension of his Canadian roots, nurtured by friends and local experts.
Tom Green
Q: When I was growing up in the 90s, what changed my life was grunge. Was there a moment in your life where you found that band that became yours that wasn't your parents'?
Tom Green discusses how diverse influences shaped him, noting the impact of skate culture and various genres from his youth, and explains that the shift toward country and more sincere music came from exploring guitar and life on the farm rather than sticking with rap as he aged.
Brian Baker
Q: What was your time like in Dag Nasty and how did you come into the band?
Dag Nasty formed in the mid-80s after Minor Threat had disbanded, with a process of adding new members and later bringing in Dave Smalley; it was an intense, formative period that leaned into live explorations and growing as a musician, even as the scene remained rooted in the DIY ethos.
Paul McKenzie
Q: How did you first get into punk rock and start The Real McKenzies?
Paul McKenzie describes being raised with Celtic and Scottish influences, his early bands, and the moment he formed The Real McKenzies in 1992, driven by a desire to keep a unique punk identity and to push the project forward through collaboration and persistence.
Mike Hererra
Q: How did you guys form MXPX and how did those early years shape your path into recording and touring?
Mike explains starting very young in a high school band, the garage origins, the connections with producers and labels, and the pressure and excitement of adolescence turning into a professional music career. He highlights the DIY mindset, the early showcases, and the importance of perseverance and risk-taking.

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A candid, musician-forward interview series that centers on punk, indie, and rock artists, exploring career origins, touring life, and the evolving music industry. Episodes often thread personal anecdotes with behind-the-scenes insights on recording, touring, lineup dynamics, and independent approaches to art and business. Notable throughlines include long-running band histories, cross-genre collaborations, and resilience in the face of industry shifts, making it valuable for fans and aspiring guests alike who want authentic storytelling, practical career lessons, and a window into the creative process from seasoned performers.

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Recent guests on Cone's Cave include:

1. Slim Jim Phantom
2. Brian Baker
3. Tom Green
4. Paul McKenzie
5. Spencer Krug
6. Nicole Laurenne
7. Tony Lovato
8. Mike Hererra

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