Band Practice

They are the most successful duo in pop-rock history, but the story of Daryl Hall and John Oates is way weirder, pettier, and more complicated than "You Make My Dreams" would have you believe. In this episode of the Band Practice podcast, Spotting Waldo digs into the bizarre lore, legendary ego trips, and absolute bangers of the ultimate 80s hitmakers. From Michael Jackson admitting he lifted the iconic "Billie Jean" bassline directly from "I Can't Go for That", to the revelation that "Maneater" actually started out as a reggae track, the secret music history here is insane. We're breaking down the duo's strange early days—including John Oates' stint as a racecar driver—alongside Daryl Hall's bold claim that he essentially invented internet entertainment with Live at Daryl's House, and the time he almost joined Van Halen. But it's not all smooth yacht rock. We also unpack the bitter reality behind the music: why they constantly insist on the clunky "Daryl Hall & John Oates" moniker, their absolute lack of actual friendship off-stage, and John Oates confirming they will never perform together again following their recent legal battles. Plus, we explore the deep-cut pop-culture oddities: - The sacred lore and ultimate demise of John Oates' mustache (and what - Miles Davis had to do with it). - Their chaotic cameos on SCTV, Flight of the Conchords, and Garfunkel and Oates. - How 500 Days of Summer gave them a massive generational resurgence. - Much much more! Plug in, tune up, and get ready for a heavy dose of blue-eyed soul, and music chatter. In this episode: 00:00 – Plug in & tune up. 04:10 – Old Business: Robert & Toyah Sunday Lunch 14:52 – New Business: Pop Star Fantasy Camp 28:35 – The "Elevator Story" 43:33 – Bryant Gumble 58:30 - Tommy Matolla 1:10:40 - We Are the World 1:19:18 - Daryl on "The Barber's Chair" 1:29:15 - 500 Days of Summer 1:40:30 - John Oates' Mustache Legacy 1:50:00 - Miles Davis 1:59:00 - Television Appearances 2:17:00 - Maneater was a Reggae song?? 2:23:45 - The Big D 2:40:40 - Live At Daryl's House 2:49:45 - The Tribute Bands!!! 2:58:45 - Encore: Winaya covers "I Can't Go For That" (https://youtu.be/A6HxWiKXoP8?si=Ua_l1fQm2layTwSx) =============================== 🎸 ABOUT BAND PRACTICE PODCAST: A podcast about bands, and the bands that tribute them. Operating as the hosts and house band all wrapped into one, Spotting Waldo is a dedicated hub for rock lore obsessives and music industry cynics. We bring a ground-level perspective to music history—breaking down legendary 80s egos, classic rock myths, the bizarre economy of tribute bands, and the ongoing plight of the modern working musician. 🔴 Live Sets! Subscribe and turn on notifications to join the live chat while we record the show. 🎧 LISTEN ON THE GO: Catch the full, audio-only episodes of Band Practice wherever you get your podcasts! Spotify/Apple/Audio Feeds: https://feeds.libsyn.com/112046/rss 👇 THE SPOTTING WALDO NETWORK: 🌐 Official Website: https://spottingwaldo.com 👾 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/spottingwaldo 🟢 Kick: https://kick.com/spottingwaldo 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/spottingwaldo 👤 Facebook: https://facebook.com/spottingwaldo 🦋 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/spottingwaldo.bsky.social The happy f***ing wanderers. =============================== Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All rights belong to their respective owners.

Is King Crimson the greatest progressive rock band of all time, or is it just the first to try it?  In this Episode of Band Practice, we are diving headfirst into the mind-bending, lineup-shifting, incredibly volatile world of King Crimson. From the absolute madness of 21st Century Schizoid Man to the structured, polyrhythmic genius of the 80s era, we are breaking down why this band continues to terrify and inspire working musicians. We analyze the legendary leadership of Robert Fripp, his infamous ""guitar craft"" standards, and what happens when a band changes members almost as often as they change time signatures. Plus, we are doing live media reactions to some of the more complex, unhinged internet takes we could find, checking out the local prog tribute scene, and debating whether you can actually enjoy this music without a music theory degree. Plug in, tune up, and get ready for a heavy dose of gear talk, time-signature confusion, and music chatter. =============================== 🎸 ABOUT SPOTTING WALDO: A podcast about bands, and the bands that tribute them. Operating as the hosts and house band all wrapped into one, Spotting Waldo is a dedicated hub for rock lore obsessives and music industry cynics. We bring a ground-level perspective to music history—breaking down legendary 80s egos, classic rock myths, the bizarre economy of tribute bands, and the ongoing plight of the modern working musician.  🔴 WE GO LIVE! Subscribe and turn on notifications to join the live chat while we record the show. 👇 THE SPOTTING WALDO NETWORK: 🌐 Official Website: https://spottingwaldo.com 👾 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/spottingwaldo 🟢 Kick: https://kick.com/spottingwaldo 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/spottingwaldo 👤 Facebook: https://facebook.com/spottingwaldo 🦋 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/spottingwaldo.bsky.social Happy f***ing wanderers.  =============================== Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All rights belong to their respective owners.

In this episode of Band Practice, we dive deep into the history, frontman drama, and hair metal lore of Skid Row . We break down the current state of the band's massive frontman crisis, examining why Rachel Bolan and Scotti Hill might not have a permanent replacement singer until 2027 . If you love classic rock history, music critique, and honest gear talk, this deep dive into one of the 80s' most volatile bands is for you. We trace the entire Skid Row timeline, from their early days getting a boost—and getting burned—by Jon Bon Jovi, to the infamous 1989 bottle incident that shocked the rock world . We look at how Sebastian Bach and the band went to war, what the guys (Rachel Bolan, Snake Sabo, Scotti Hill) are up to today, and Jon Bon Jovi's recent thoughts on Lzzy Hale stepping up to front the band . Plus, we react to the absolute chaos of the online "18 and Life" cover song contest—featuring everything from a flute solo to a ukulele rendition—before checking out the tribute band ecosystem with the cover group "Skidd Row" .  Watch the full video at: youtube.com/@spottingwaldo 00:00 – Plug in and Tune up  06:25 – Flashback Heart Attack 17:10 – Let meet Skid Row 39:50 – The Band Lore 47:56 – Dave Snake Sabo 54:53 – Rachel Bolan 1:01:35 - Scotti Hill 1:06:09 - Sebastian Bach 1:28:30 - Replacing Baz... 1:40:55 - New Singer Auditions 1:4640 - #18andlifecover contest 1:56:29 - The Tribute Bands 2:03:38 - Final Thoughts 2:10:47 - Encore: Quimby Lewis brings the house down =============================== 🎸 ABOUT SPOTTING WALDO: A podcast about bands, and the bands that tribute them. Operating as the hosts and house band all wrapped into one, Spotting Waldo is a dedicated hub for rock lore obsessives and music industry cynics. We bring a ground-level perspective to music history—breaking down legendary 80s egos, classic rock myths, the bizarre economy of tribute bands, and the ongoing plight of the modern working musician.  🔴 WE GO LIVE! Subscribe and turn on notifications to join the live chat while we record the show. 👇 THE SPOTTING WALDO NETWORK: 🌐 Official Website: https://spottingwaldo.com 👾 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/spottingwaldo 🟢 Kick: https://kick.com/spottingwaldo 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/spottingwaldo 👤 Facebook: https://facebook.com/spottingwaldo 🦋 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/spottingwaldo.bsky.social Happy f***ing wanderers.  =============================== Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All rights belong to their respective owners.

In this episode of Band Practice, we are diving deep into the enduring impact, songwriting genius, and legendary legacy of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. We break down why Tom Petty's music still defines the reality of working musicians today while exploring the bizarre, brilliant, and sometimes downright sketchy ecosystem left in his wake. If you are a fan of classic rock history, gear talk, and honest music critique without the pretension, this episode is a must-listen. We look at band culture from a modern perspective, judging the fan subculture, checking out the brilliant (and terrible) local tribute acts, and analyzing the gear that made the Heartbreakers famous. Plus, we dive into live media reactions, including an absolute whiplash of an internet cover where a guy tries to pull off a "slinks and seductive" slow-jam version of Breakdown while battling a blaring fire alarm and a background track streaming straight YouTube on his phone. We also share some legendary music industry lore, including a wild VFW karaoke story about a post-9/11 encounter in an Applebee's involving a drunk guy, a limo, and Tom Petty. To wrap it all up, we close the gap with the audience by jumping into our own live acoustic karaoke covers of You're So Bad and Breakdown. Watch the full video at: youtube.com/@spottingwaldo TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro & Jamming 9:28 - The Legacy of Tom Petty 16:38 - The Fandom 23:41 - Tom Petty Covers Tribute bands 27:20 - Tom's TV and Movie appearances 41:26 - Being in a Tribute Band: The Reality of the Modern Working Musician  50:13 - More Tribute Bands 1:05:43 - Drum Cover 1:11:45 - Our Turn! =============================== 🎸 ABOUT SPOTTING WALDO: A podcast about bands, and the bands that tribute them. Operating as the hosts and house band all wrapped into one, Spotting Waldo is a dedicated hub for rock lore obsessives and music industry cynics. We bring a ground-level perspective to music history—breaking down legendary 80s egos, classic rock myths, the bizarre economy of tribute bands, and the ongoing plight of the modern working musician.  🔴 WE GO LIVE! Subscribe and turn on notifications to join the live chat while we record the show. 👇 THE SPOTTING WALDO NETWORK: 🌐 Official Website: https://spottingwaldo.com 👾 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/spottingwaldo 🟢 Kick: https://kick.com/spottingwaldo 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/spottingwaldo 👤 Facebook: https://facebook.com/spottingwaldo 🦋 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/spottingwaldo.bsky.social Happy f***ing wanderers.  =============================== Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All rights belong to their respective owners.

Jack reminisces about dealing with a shoplifter, Kyle wants everyone to watch the new Queer Eye on netflix, and Spike runs into trouble trying to order of the kid's menu.  Also, the boys lean on Spike's experience as a Houlihans bartender while they invent their own specialty cocktails during Segment of the week.  (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Tim Convy is our guest in the studio. You know him from the band LUDO, from the radio on Y98FM, from stand up comedy shows all over. After this episode, you'll know him for his sharp analysis of the PGA.  We talk about it all, and get the inside scoop on LUDO's upcoming reunion show. Spike shares his affinity for sound-effect drops in his everyday life, Jack doesn't want to haul his own amp for gigs, and Kyle moves another step closer to unveiling the truth, in his ongoing investigation of Spike's actual age. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Spike tells us about his gig as a Six Flags performer and the band gets the inside scoop on what it's like to work inside a theme park . Learn what really goes on behind the scenes at the Batman ride and the carny hierarchy within the park. Jack pitches an idea for an adult themed amusement park, and Kyle gets nostalgic about the earnestness of retro jingles, plus pizza bagels. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Comedian Purdy Bee joins the band to talk stand up, concerts, and to share her musical talents. Spike tries paddleboard yoga, Kyle defends a Jason Derulo banger, and Jack's buys a celebrity endorsed nose hair trimmer. Also, the boys debate the merits of three different songs that all have the same name in a new feature called "Title Meatch" during Segment of the Week.  (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Legendary Roadie turned drifter, and band acquaintance, Red Dog stops by the studio to make amends with Spotting Waldo and share some of his famous stories of sex, drugs, and rock&roll. Jack has a new strategy for dealing with hecklers, Kyle attempts a witch hunt after finding leather bracelet in the studio, and Spike aspires to be a corporate spokesman. Also the band does their best musical impressions of some classic bands during Segment of the Week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Spike returns from Iceland and delights the rest of the band with his exploits in the land of Vikings.  Kyle is exhausted by Shawshank Redemption fans, and Jack works on a new impression. Also, band manager Brian stops by the studio to conduct a haphazard band meeting during Segment of the week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Comedian and former Adam's Off Ox drummer, Scott James sits in with the band while Spike is out of town. The boys reminisce about their favorite now-defunct venues around the St. Louis area. Jack forgets his guitar and has to scramble, Kyle breaks out the power tools, and Scott ambles his way through the lightning round during Segment of the week.  (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Shannon Yarbrough and Adam Hoppe of Sha'Dam! join band practice to talk wrestling, comedy, and share their unique musical stylings. Spike contemplates a future in stand up comedy, Jack wants to be a giant, and Kyle gives his review of the hit musical Hamilton. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

The band welcomes stand-up comedian Nathan Orton to join in on guitar and talk Smash Bros, John Mayer, and his first concert. Jack brainstorms a signature look through some new stage attire, Spike doesn't want to talk about his new car, and Kyle struggles to articulate the rules for a new guest feature, "The Gauntlet," during Segment of the Week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

The Boys take to the streets and perform the world's first ever busking podcast.  Jack proposes the idea of starting a clean cover band, Spike explains the paths to leather pants, and Kyle dominates the game…again. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Jack has another half cocked business idea and Kyle serves as much needed security for Spike as he hits the streets to pursue his busking dreams. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Spike AKA Symphonia shows off his bassy voice, Jack reviews Pretzel Boys, and Kyle pits Spike and Jack against each other in this week's Waldo Game, ROLL CALL! (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Kyle makes a temporary return from paternity leave. The boys address a PR nightmare and add a little production value to the show by composing the perfect theme song for Waldo game time.  Spotting Waldo (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Former Spotting Waldo guitar player and special guest, Chris Schmidt, fills in on Bass while Kyle is on paternity leave. The boys talk knives, farming, and Canadian cops and Spike takes on the spearmint peppermint challenge. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Jack has a surprise for the studio, Kyle considers corporate baby names, and Spike discusses his Joe Jackson style family theater company. Also, Brian the band makes his triumphant return with advice to help "hype" up the band. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

Spike returns from Ireland with tales of his world travels. The boys discuss ramen hacks and sex scandals. Kyle updates us on his culinary hero, Greg from Greg's Kitchen and Jack shares his best investment tips to set you on the path to success and fortune during Segment of the week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

The band is back with a version 2.0 of Spotting Waldo's Band Practice Podcast. The boys debate Great Clips vs. Fantastic Sam's. Spike gets a massage at massage Luke's and Jack gets owned in a live version of name that tune. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2018.)  For more Waldo visit: www.spottingwaldo.com  

The boys have been watching a lot of their new favorite show Shark Tank, as well as its Canadian counterpart. It's beginning bring out the inner-entrepreneur in everyone. Jack envisions a new social network; Kyle should probably get a new phone; and Spike wants save money on sports apparel. All of that plus new and improvised music throughout. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

The boys draw comparisons between the fans of Jimmy Buffett and Sammy Hagar, respectively. Jack finds a new way to enjoy ACDC; Kyle gives up on steaming piracy; and Spike plans a new career in food service. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

The boys discuss the fate of the couch in Waldorf Studio. Jack channels his inner-hunter; Kyle taps into his inner-Temple Grandin; and Spike defends his new hairdo. Also, the band has a VERY serious discussion about the treatment of animals and modern meat processing. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

The boys take a moment to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year and create some Christmas-inspired music. Jack has an altercation while holiday shopping, Kyle wants to go caroling this year, and Spike gets an invite to Christmas Eve dinner with Jack's family. Also, the band catches up with some old friends during Segment of the Week. For more Spotting Waldo visit spottingwaldo.com  

There are plenty of questions to be answered in this episode when a couple of bombshells are dropped in the studio. Spike has a big announcement that throws the organizational balance of the band into question… for at least a few minutes. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

The boys discuss the hidden messages behind the now-commonplace ED commercials. Jack shares a new take on the art of fashion, Kyle thinks too highly of his Abe Lincoln impression, and Spike attempts to jump-start band morale by hanging some motivational posters in the studio. Also, during Segment of the Week, Spike endures the development of a new sitcom based on his life. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

Prepare yourselves; for the most appalling and monstrous edition of the podcast to date. This installment of the show is guaranteed to give you more nightmares than any ordinary episode already does. During this Halloween special: Jack sings a farewell to an old friend, Kyle attends his first summoning, and Spike has a potentially near-death experience. Also, the band gets more than they bargained for when they bring a particularly malevolent guest into the studio. It will be a graveyard smash! (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com

In the thrilling conclusion from the previous episode, Spotting Waldo finds a way to work through thier issues. Former conga player, Jon Byrd is still in the studio to jam out with the boys. Jack get some new shoes; Kyle has a history of losing his keys; and Spike is unfamiliar with Sheila E. Also, Byrd and the band share some helpful tips for attending summer music festivals during Segment of the Week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)   For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss the trouble that comes with illicit boat-ownership and the likelihood of an eminent flood when Waldorf Studio sprouts a leak. Jack remembers an old roommate; Kyle is left to battle the elements; and Spike is on the receiving end of more than one beatdown. Also, founding-member and original conga player, Jon Byrd rejoins Spotting Waldo for some music and conversation. But will the band be up to the task? (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss the nutritional wonder that is the garbanzo bean; Jack has the wrong kind of anger; Kyle shares his favorite local jingle; and Spike seeks some advice about a domestic problem. Lots of fun in the studio with a couple of guests on the program: First, former Spotting Waldo bandmate, Josh Shaw brings his guitar and sits in for some jams and conversation. Also, Daneyda Segura attempts to teach the band some international pickup lines during Segment of the Week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss plot holes in the film Freaky Friday and blow the whole thing wide open. Jack has a newfound appreciation for the song Love Shack; Kyle gets tongue-tied; and Spike has plans for his own spin-off show. Also, Spike unveils his new line of Spotting Waldo Merchandise during Segment of the Week. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss their experiences at everyone's favorite neighborhood music shop and Spike's conduct on Twitter gets called into question. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss a strategy for promoting the podcast that could potentially pose a threat to our national security. Jack makes his own shampoo; Kyle wants to start a KISS tribute band; and Spike gets harassed by noobs for being a spawn camper. Also, during Segment of the Week, an attempt to find interesting guests for the show turns the band to the most obvious resource for talent and professionalism, Craigslist. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss the socio/political ramifications of being a fast-food mascot. Jack is optimistic about his newest business venture; Kyle experiences a brief psychotic break; and Spike skips out on lunch. Also, the band writes a song based on a notable palindrome during Segment of the Week (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss a new strategy for recording their album; Jack shares about his latest artistic pursuit; Kyle throws a hissy fit; and Spike finds some promising open-mic venues. Also, during Segement of the Week, the band reads some fan mail. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss trips to the dentists and new opportunities for gigs; Jack shows up late; Kyle reluctantly welcomes Jack's replacement into the studio; and Spike gears up for a trip to Sin City. Also, the band introduces a new feature on the podcast: "Segment of the Week." (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss moving to Branson in search of their fortune; Jack improves his life; Kyle has a power trip; and Spike deceives everyone to save a few bones. Also, the band finally gets a little face-time with their manager when Brian stops by for a visit. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo  

Extended Play is bonus content; a bite-sized Band Practice. In this edition: Spike suggests a new song for the band to cover and the boys reminisce about an audience member at one of their shows. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo

The boys discuss reasons for starting the podcast; Jack coins a new phrase; Kyle pops his P's; and Spike gets a promotion. (This is a re-release of the original podcast from 2013.)  For more Spotting Waldo visit:  www.spottingwaldo.com twitter.com/spottingwaldo www.instagram.com/spottingwaldo soundcloud.com/spotting-waldo