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'Tis the season for Krampus. Al Ridenour joins the show just in time for the Holidays to talk about this great Austrian folklore and the tales of what really happens to the children on Santa's Naughty list.

Every Monday night during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM CT, we’re bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. For whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road, this tip is for you and is part of the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series.

 

For Monday (November 27th), we got a call from Tuscon, Arizona.

 

Tip #18: “In the famous words of Henry Rollins....Listen to the stage manager and get on stage when they tell you to. No one has time for the rock star act..."

 

Did you miss what Jeff Mann had to say? Catch the tip right here.

 

*"Radio Memphis-Road Crew Radio" series brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis

 

Every Monday night during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM CT, we’re bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. For whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road, this tip is for you and is part of the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series.

For Monday (November 20th), we got a call from Orlando,Florida.

Tip #17: “Save your money."

 

And there's more.

Did you miss what Ken Barr had to say? Catch the tip right here.

 

*"Radio Memphis Road Crew Radio" series brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis 

Join us as Joel Martin and Stephen Guenther sit down and speak with Author Joanna Summerscales. Joanna is the co-author of a book with Bill Brooks called 44: Based On An Ex-Soldiers True Story Of Life-Long Encounters Involving Alien Abductions, Men In Black, A Serial Killer and Persecution By The Freemasons. Joanna will be discussing some great stuff from the book. It is a fascinating conversation. 

Sean Forker, Lon Strickler and Butch Witkowski of Arcane Radio sat down for a great roundtable discussion about all sorts of strange things. What is it with the stairs in the woods? Why does Bigfoot seem to like Pennsylvania so much? These things and so much more on this episode of The Existence of Strange Things.

 

Every Monday night during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM CT, we’re bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. For whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road, this tip is for you and is part of the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series.

 

For Monday (November 13th), we got a call from Las Vegas, Nevada.

 

Tip #16: “Understanding what the road crew really has to do to be prepared”.  This tip was dedicated to our listening audience and to those who might want to consider being part of the road crew.

 

And there’s more.

 

Did you miss It? Catch the tip right here and listen to what Dan Stevenson had to say.

 

Not only is Rob Youells​ a professional bodybuilder, an actor, a trainer and a coach, he has 30+ years in the music business as a drummer and has played with bands that have helped shape the N.J. thrash and hardcore scenes as we know them today.  Having played with some of the best headbangers and rap icons as well as, having studied with a few jazz and progressive legends, Rob brings yet another facet of his multiversal career forward through music.

 

D caught up with Rob Youells​ in a live phone interview during Radio Memphis Metal Mondays on November 13th to get to know him and talk about his career in music, they discussed how he got started as drummer and how he balances all of his worlds to keep up. They even played some brand new music from the band he currently drums for The Pain Method​. 

 

Did you miss their conversation? Catch it right here.

Every Monday night during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM CT, we’re bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. For whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road, this tip is for you and is part of the Radio Memphis - Road Crew Radio series.

 

For Monday (November 6th), we got a call from Orlando, FL.

 

Tip #15: "Life on the Bus.  There are a lot of Don'ts".

 

And there’s more.

 

Did you miss It? Catch the tip right hear and listen to what Ken Barr had to say.

The Radio Memphis - Road Crew Radio series is bringing even more insight to the table for our emerging artists and entertainers by sitting down with some of the nest industry pros that work behind the scenes of that incredible record you just bought, that awesome live show you just saw or even that fantastic event you might have attended.

 

For over 37+ years, Delicate Productions Inc., based out of Los Angeles and San Francisco has delivered exceptional audio, lighting and video production services for concert tours, festivals, movie premiere parties, product release extravaganzas, trade show exhibits, business meetings, interactive sports, corporate theater, and special events in venues throughout the U.S. and Canada. Offering technical packages inclusive of project coordination, expert technical services, state-of-the-art audio, lighting and video equipment systems, Delicate Productions was actually founded in 1980 by concert touring industry veterans Smoother Smyth, Stephen Dabbs, Spy Matthews and Gus Thomson. Initially created to provide sound and lighting support for the corporate, entertainment and sporting industries, Delicate Productions began offering full service multimedia production in 1996.

 

How did this award winning company get started? What you may not know is that when the British band Supertramp stopped touring in 1980, the band started a joint venture with their faithful road crew under the name Delicate Productions.

 

D is got a phone call from Los Angeles, CA at 3:30 PM CT to sit down and talk with “Smoother” Smyth about his incredible career, the fun stories of how things rolled out in his world and how he didn’t know a THING about the business when he got started. He might even share his secrets to success.

Did you miss the conversation? Catch it here.

 

 

Joel Martin and Stephen Guenther catch up with Denver Michaels and his plans on a fascinating new book in the works. Later in the show, they sit down with one of the younger researchers out there, Andy Matzke. Friend of the show and Paranormal Newsman Sean Forker also sits in on the fun.