
Formerly the Metal Injection Livecast, a weekly skewering of pop culture and beyond from the minds of 3 rock fans.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1004 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicComedy | |||

We kick things off talking about Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley throwing out the opening pitch at a recent baseball game. This led to a discussion about both of their sons' new project, Stanley Simmons. We debate Gene Simmons' hairstyles. We then hear... more
We analyze the recent news that Trump was hidden inside a catering cart to escape from Air Force One, which was falsely assumed to be under attack. We also analyze our local cable commercials and how they've fallen from grace from hall of fame levels... more
We kick things off discussing the upsetting news of the layoffs at BrooklynVegan, Revolver and AltPress. We move on to learn that fans passed around a bag of urine at Lollapalooza last weekend. Then, we were blown away by legendary singer Martha Reev... more
We kick things off with Rob offering a swimming update, and we learn of the sharks invading the New York ocean waters. We find the weirdest Key West bar with a busker who wants a chicken wing. We learn of some poop in the pit. Then, we check in with ... more
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Always waiting for the new episode
Don’t wast your time.
Every time I hear the Mustaine impression I lose it, it’s so on point.
That’s not entirely true, but the hosts spend a lot of time talking about stuff that has nothing to do with Metal at all.
This is also a podcast that sticks to old bands and doesn’t really go into new acts that much.
It’s a decent show, but there are better shows out there.
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Apple Podcasts | #221 |
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A fast-paced, freewheeling show that blends pop culture, politics, and personal stories with infectious humor. Episodes center on media ecosystems, live-event culture, and the evolving landscape around independent journalism and entertainment, often through sharp takes, tangents, and guest banter. The tone stays irreverent and candid, with long-form chats, recurring segments, and occasional audience-driven bits. Notable is the mix of niche cultural critique with broad humor, plus a tendency to weave in current events, nostalgia, and insider show lore that can feel like a conversation among longtime friends. This combination makes it approachable for listeners who want smart, edgy commentary wrapped in entertaining banter, even if metal-focu... more
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