Freddy D'Angelo - Content Creator

Ryan Key is best known as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of the rock band Yellowcard. He is the also the owner/operator of a recording studio in Jacksonville, Florida, called The Lone Tree Recordings. Wearing many hats, doing many projects (like his excellent Star Wars podcast- Thank The Maker,) he is no stranger to diversifying his interests and finding new ways to express himself. In this episode, we talk about Yellowcard's latest release- a collaboration album with the group Hammock called "A Hopeful Sign," and we discuss the simple pleasures of enjoying instrumental music as we get older.

www.caughtonthemike.com

No matter what a person's vessel of interest, whether it be MMA, Comedy, Music- there is always a philosophical mindset behind it. Through conversations like these on the show, respect is earned and relationships are formed. Such is the case of my returning guest- comedian Terrance Gawith.
Terrance, along with "friend of the show" Lavetti Vegas host the popular YouTube show "Food and Laughter"- and it was a lot of fun getting to chop it up with my friend Terrance G about comedy and life in general.

Thanatophobia is an extreme fear of death or the dying process. You might be scared of your own death or the death of a loved one. This is a level of anxiety that I, myself, have struggled with my entire life.
In my opinon, its not the actual case of death that people fear as much as the unknown of what happens after we die.
In this episode I invite back past podcast guests and friends Mike Richey of Charm City Paranomal and Psychic/Medium Jacque Hilbrich to discuss this topic and take a deep dive into odd experiences into the unknown.

Platinum-selling, MTV Video Music Award-Winning Longineu Parsons III has performed live on the Tonight Show, triumphed at the Spike TV, Billboard, FUSE, VH1, and MTV Video Music Awards, while rocking as a member of titan bands including Yellowcard and Adam Lambert.

Nominated “Best Song in a Game” for “Lights and Sounds” with Yellowcard in 2005. He has been recognized by the industry and fans as one of the all-time best drummers in the business.

Currently, LP is involved in many projects such as Evergreen Terrace, Krash Party, This Hero, and much more..

In this episode, he details where he’s been, where he’s going, and all the new projects he’s involved with...


https://musicbypeacock.com/

With a passion for capturing the human spirit through the lens, Jean Carlo is the host of "The Outspoken Artist" podcast. His journey in portrait photography has spanned 15 years, evolving into a distinctive style that combines creativity and the beauty of underwater photography.

As an artist and photographer, he's dedicated his career to exploring the depths of artistic expression. Through interviews with fellow artists and creatives, he takes a deep dive into the heart of artistry, sharing stories, insights, and inspiration.

https://outspokenartist.com/#podcast

There is no other sport that has evolved over the last 30 years the way that MMA has.

In my personal opinion, the biggest evolutions have come in the last 5-10 of those years. It's an incredible rarity to have the opportunity to chat with someone who is still active, winning, and fighting like he's never missed a step after 20 years of time in the sport.
Sean "P-Town" Wilson is that person.
Based out of Omaha, NE Sean has fought for many promotions- including BKFC, and will be back in the octagon this Friday at Dynasty Combat Sports "New Years Knockouts" in Omaha, NE.

Rob Harvilla is the host / author of 60 Songs That Explain the '90s and a senior staff writer at The Ringer; he's been a professional rock critic for 20-plus years with stops at the Village Voice, SPIN, Deadspin, and various other alt-weeklies that generally no longer exist. Based out of Columbus, OH- he is one of my personal favorite podcasters and it was nothing short of a pleasure having him on the show.

Freddy D'Angelo is an artist hailing from the vibrant city of Saint Louis, Missouri. He's been incredibly fortunate to have lived a life full of exciting chapters and riveting plot twists. Starting off as a local rapper, he's had the opportunity to share stages and collaborate with renowned artists like Big Sean, Chris Stapleton, and Billy Idol. And just when you think the musical journey couldn't get any more thrilling, he transitioned into working with inspiring speakers such as Gary Vee, Tim Tebow, and Sara Blakely.
His life, to say the least, has been nothing less than an exhilarating rollercoaster ride. And guess what? We've only just begun to scratch the surface!

LAST MINUTE DROP!!!
This may be the last "solo" episode I ever do!
In this episode, I talk about the podcast year of 2023- how it changed my perspective- and how it will change the show in the future!!

This is a must listen!!

Happy New Year, everyone!!!

Born in Cleveland and raised in New Castle, Pennsylvania, Sean Kanan began his acting career while he was a political science major at Boston University. After landing a role in the locally-filmed Spenser: For Hire, he transferred to UCLA to devote more time to acting. Following graduation, he honed his skills at local comedy clubs and appeared in television programs such as The Nanny, Who's the Boss, MTV's Dead at 21, and Oliver Stone's Wild Palms miniseries, among others.

Sean made his feature film debut as Mike Barnes in Karate Kid III after being hand-picked by director John Avildsen (Rocky) during an open call of over 2,000 actors. He had studied karate and kickboxing while growing up and was able to perform his own stunts. Most recently, he reprised the role on the hit Netflix show: Cobra Kai.

In this episode, we talk about Sean's coaching, mindset, and his books- The Way of the Cobra and Welcome to the Kumite. I can't wait for you all to dive in!