What is it like to be the lead singer of a band? Shane Told, frontman of the critically-acclaimed rock band Silverstein, brings you candid interviews with all of your favorite singers on this podcast. Is it really all sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll? Find out for yourself on Lead Singer Syndrome.

The official podcast of Nudge Magazine, Nudgecast, tells the stories of pinball people. Hosts Ian Jacoby (Nudge Magazine’s editor and publisher) and Shane Told (Silverstein, Lead Singer Syndrome) interview artists, entertainers and newsmakers about how pinball intersects with their lives. Sometimes dope, sometimes gnarly, they’ll explore how pinball lives are lived.

Tales of the extraordinary as told by the ordinary.

Join Matt Mitchell, Eric Nix, Drake Pittman, and Shane Murray for an exploration of Southern culture told through a series of hoots and hollers.

Presented by Emo’s Not Dead. Sean Smith, frontman of recently-reunited Welsh gold-selling emo rock band The Blackout, and Morgan Richards, international music journalist, team up to bring you a podcast full of exclusive insight, chaos and laughter, with star studded guests from every corner of entertainment. Take a look behind the scenes with your favourite musicians, wrestlers, comedians, drag queens, actors, industry names and more! Find out Sappenin’ this week. New episodes available ever ...

Welcome to the Jay Bird Watching the official podcast of JaysJournal part of FanSided. We are here to bring you all of your Toronto Blue Jays news all in one Podcast. Our hosts Craig Borden and Co-hosts Liz McGuire and Jason Lyons have got the word on these birds. Join us for our bar room style Blue Jays chat. We want you all in the conversation during our live recordings on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube each week as we aim to be your #BlueJays fan stop. Make sure you hit those su ...

The KBEAR dudes interviewing your favorite artists!

EMOlition Derby is a music podcast featuring interviews with guests from the alternative, emo and underground music scene. The show is hosted by Alessandro DeCaro, a music journalist who has worked with Alternative Press among many other outlets. Have you ever wanted to know more than just the surface level knowledge you get from normal interviews? This podcast is by music nerds for music nerds.

These are the unforgettable, tragic stories of superstars we loved and lost - told as you’ve never heard them before. Death of a Sports Star is a Crowd Network original, presented by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Emma Clarke and Tom Price.

This podcast, hosted by Matt Carter of Emery, paints the picture of the punk/emo/hardcore all ages scene through conversations with its most interesting characters, exploring and breaking down the values and principles that make aggressive music and DIY culture so special.

Have you ever heard a song and felt like it was yours? As if it was written for you? That question is what inspired Nashville singer Tiffany Woys’ Podcast ‘What’s Mine Is Yours.’ The podcast is the equivalent of a greatest hits package, literally. Her revealing interviews shine the spotlight on some of the biggest “A-list” songwriters in Nashville whose songs have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times. Hear the stories of the joy, the pain, the lies, and the money from Jeffrey Steele ...

A Podcast that explores the weirdest and most infamous gimmicks and storylines in professional wrestling history. In the wild world of professional wrestling, there are many stories yet to be told. For every Hogan vs Andre, there is a Fingerpoke of Doom. For every Mr. Perfect, there is a Red Rooster. For every, "That's gotta be Kane!" There is a Shockmaster. We will explore these stories and more weekly on WHO BOOKED THIS?

Chad Vaughn talks all things weightlifting and inspiration. He will be interviewing a variety of fitness professionals as well as a select group of individuals that have overcome in big ways and inspire us with their lives. This podcast has the main goal of contributing to improving your journey in the sport of weightlifting AND in life. There will be stories to be told, knowledge to be absorbed, and motivation to keep pushing you forward.

Agile In The Wild looks to explore the different ways that Agile is really embedded in our everyday lives. No experts, just expertise and a curiosity about uncovering new ways to see and to be Agile. Even before Darwin, adaptive complex systems have existed in the struggle against volatility, uncertainty and confusion. The show aims to look at Agile in different ways to help support the perspective that the world has been Agile for a long time and we are just catching up! From recovering fro ...