Beardo And Weirdo

In this episode, Chris and Craig sit down with the absolute master of crowd work, stand-up comedian Ian Bagg.Ian takes us on a wild ride through his unbelievable career, starting from his dangerous early days setting up explosives at a Canadian gold mine to moving to New York City with only $700, living in a youth hostel, and landing a spot on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. He opens up about the terrifying reality of unscripted crowd work, sharing unforgettable stories about a disastrous interaction with an audience member whose sister was killed by a retaining wall, and the insane moment he was slapped by a drunk fan at a corporate gig who then immediately crashed her truck into a police car.The conversation also dives deep into epic rock and roll encounters. Ian shares hilarious stories about accidentally roasting Linkin Park's Chester Bennington for an hour straight without knowing who he was, snapping a photo with Vince Neil and Tommy Lee of Motley Crue in a Vancouver strip club, and watching the drummer of Faster Pussycat hit his own guitarist in the head with a drumstick before trying to fight the entire audience. The guys also expose the dark side of the 1990s Canadian comedy club "mafia" and discuss how Ian embraced social media clips during the pandemic to completely revitalize his massive stand-up career.

In this powerful episode, Chris & Craig sit down with Andrew Tkaczyk, the legendary drummer for The Ghost Inside, to discuss his incredible journey of survival and determination following the band's tragic 2015 bus accident.Andrew opens up about the life-altering impact of the crash, which resulted in the loss of his right leg and ten days spent in a coma. He shares the raw details of his recovery process, including the mental and physical hurdles of relearning how to play the drums with a prosthetic limb. The conversation explores the technical innovations that allowed him to return to his craft, such as the specialized "Hammer" trigger system and a custom-designed drum throne that provides the stability he needs to perform at a professional level. Andrew also discusses the profound emotional experience of the band’s 2019 comeback show at The Shrine in Los Angeles, an event that proved to the world—and to himself—that he could still dominate the stage despite his injuries.Beyond the technical side of drumming, the group discusses the importance of a positive mindset and the support of the heavy metal community. Andrew explains his "no excuses" philosophy and how he handles the daily challenges of life as a musician with a disability. Chris Kael and Craig Gass also share their own perspectives on professional resilience and the drive required to maintain a career in the entertainment industry. To wrap things up, Andrew gives an update on his solo project, One Decade, and shares what is next for The Ghost Inside.Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into the lives of your favorite rock and metal icons!

In this hilarious episode, the guys are joined by Saturday Night Live legends Horatio Sanz and Chris Kattan. Horatio and Chris pull back the curtain on what it is really like to work at Saturday Night Live, starting with the anxiety-inducing audition process and the surreal moment of officially getting hired. They share incredible behind-the-scenes stories about pitching sketches to celebrity hosts while sitting on the floor of Lorne Michaels' office, the strict social hierarchy of the legendary SNL after-parties, and the unspoken rules of the show. Listeners get an inside look at the creation of bizarre characters like Mr. Peepers and how the cast would intentionally try to make each other break character on live television to boost the room's energy. The duo also discusses the famous "More Cowbell" sketch, revealing that Will Ferrell's shirt was slowly riding up his stomach because Chris kept pushing him so hard during the performance.The conversation also covers some of their wildest celebrity encounters backstage at Studio 8H. Chris and Horatio swap stories about Tracy Morgan's emotionally unpredictable behavior, accidentally walking in on Madonna putting on her bra in her dressing room, and hanging out with massive stars like David Bowie, Joey Ramone, and Leonardo DiCaprio. Horatio also shares a hilarious memory of rolling joints outside the SNL 40th Anniversary party while Prince and Paul McCartney performed a surprise concert inside. Finally, Chris Kael chimes in with his own rock and roll experiences, detailing his suspenseful audition for Five Finger Death Punch and admitting to accidentally snubbing Rick Springfield while hungover at a music festival.Be sure to grab your tickets to see Craig, Horatio, and Chris Kattan live, and do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the channel for more incredible comedy interviews!

In this heart-warming episode, the guys are joined by fan-favorite couple James B. Jones and Shelley Wolfe from the hit Netflix reality series, Love on the Spectrum.James and Shelley open up about their incredible journey navigating their relationship in the public eye, celebrating over two years of being together. They share their honest feelings about filming a reality television show, adjusting to the constant presence of cameras, and dealing with being recognized by fans in public places. The couple also takes the time to break down common misconceptions about autism, powerfully explaining that individuals on the spectrum are completely capable of living independent, successful lives and emphasizing that autism should be viewed as a different ability rather than a disability. Craig also shares a deep personal connection, relating their societal experiences to his own childhood growing up with a completely deaf family.The conversation then takes an exciting turn into the world of heavy metal and rock music, revealing the couple's shared passion for bands like Suffocation, Morbid Angel, Alice Cooper, and Amon Amarth. The absolute highlight of the episode occurs when David Draiman, the legendary lead singer of the rock band Disturbed, makes a surprise drop-in appearance to say hello to James and Shelley, sharing the story of how they originally became friends at a concert in Boston. Keeping the metal brotherhood alive, Chris Kael even extends a personal invitation for the couple to attend an upcoming Five Finger Death Punch tour date as his VIP guests.To wrap up the show, James and Shelley share details about their public speaking engagements at local schools to raise autism awareness, discuss their online merchandise store, and explain how fans can request personalized video messages from them on Cameo.

In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by the legendary Jackass star Steve-O for an incredibly raw, hilarious, and honest conversation about his life, stand-up comedy, and long-term sobriety.Steve-O opens up about his intense journey into recovery, revealing how his Jackass co-star Johnny Knoxville actually staged the intervention that saved his life. He details his harrowing experience being placed on a 5150 psychiatric hold that turned into a two-week stay, and how a fellow patient finally convinced him to read the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. The group takes a deep dive into the realities of working the twelve steps, with Steve-O sharing his unique perspective on conquering the daunting fourth step, maintaining his sobriety, and making the difficult decision to actively pursue recovery from sex addiction as well.The conversation also features some unbelievable rock and roll stories, including how a thirteen-year-old Steve-O relentlessly called local hotels to track down Mötley Crüe and ended up scoring backstage passes. Steve-O also shares a behind-the-scenes story about witnessing Gene Simmons brutally deny an autograph to a devastated fan, discusses his current health and wellness obsession involving LED light masks, and talks about his incredible new animal sanctuary, Radical Ranch.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing stories, recovery insights, and unfiltered interviews!

In this episode, the guys are joined by legendary rock drummer Phil Varone of Saigon Kick and Skid Row for an incredibly honest and hilarious conversation about the highs and lows of the rock and roll lifestyle.Phil holds nothing back as he shares some of the wildest stories from his early touring days, starting with a terrifying encounter in Houston where he had to hide on the floorboard of a car to escape an angry NFL running back. He also dives into unbelievable behind-the-scenes moments from touring with KISS. Listeners will hear the hilarious truth behind Paul Stanley's bizarre stage banter, the time Ace Frehley got lost in the crowd in his full leotard, and an epic rivalry where Phil outsmarted Gene Simmons with the help of a little person during a performance of I Love It Loud.The conversation then shifts to the darker side of fame as Phil opens up about his battle with extreme cocaine addiction and the reality of his infamous appearance on VH1's Sex Rehab. Phil and Chris share a deep bond over their respective journeys to sobriety, discussing the harsh truths of drug abuse, the regret of watching their past behaviors on film in Phil's documentary Waking Up Dead, and the life-changing power of humility and accountability.Today, Phil is fifty-eight years old, completely sober, and thriving in a different world as a successful senior video editor for television and film. He also discusses his new ventures, including doing stand-up comedy on the upcoming Monsters of Rock Cruise and the recent Atlantic licensing deal for Saigon Kick. Tune in for an inspiring and side-splitting episode about surviving the chaos of the music industry and finding true peace.Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing rockstar interviews and exclusive stories!

In this wild episode, the Beardo & The Weirdo sit down with rock and roll royalty: the legendary Gene Simmons of KISS.Right out of the gate, Gene takes complete control of the interview, playfully roasting Craig and Chris about their podcasting skills and asking the tough questions. The conversation takes a surprising turn when Gene pivots to offering invaluable financial and wealth-building advice to Chris, who is trying to save up for his very own signature Gene Simmons Axe Bass.Gene also reveals exclusive details about his highly anticipated takeover of Las Vegas this September. He discusses his upcoming shows with the Gene Simmons Band at the Rio, where fans can expect to hear rare deep cuts in an incredibly intimate rock experience. Plus, Gene talks about his special VIP event at the legendary KISS By Monster Mini Golf and the launch of his brand new premium beverage line, Money Bag Sodas.You do not want to miss this unpredictable and hilarious conversation with the Demon himself. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing rockstar interviews, stand-up comedy stories, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content!Check out the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/BeardoandWeirdo

In this episode, the guys are joined by stand-up comedian and Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner Ric Diez for a hilarious conversation bridging the worlds of heavy metal and stand-up comedy.Craig and Chris kick things off by sharing incredible behind-the-scenes stories from attending Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell's massive 60th birthday party in Los Angeles. They detail their run-ins with rock and roll royalty and pop culture icons, including Faith No More drummer Mike Bordin, King's X bassist Doug Pinnick, Gavin Rossdale of Bush, and a surprisingly jovial Kato Kaelin. The guys also discuss the infamous on-stage brawl between Jane's Addiction bandmates Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro.The stories get even wilder as Craig explains his unique survival tactic for opening for massive arena bands like Metallica and System of a Down: walking on stage and lying to the crowd by pretending to be the tour manager. Craig shares a side-splitting story about taking this prank to the next level while opening for Sebastian Bach in Detroit, making the audience scream absurd things, only to have Sebastian completely turn the tables on him as the show started.Guest Ric Diez then opens up about his comedy journey, reflecting on his overnight success getting the Golden Ticket on his very first Kill Tony pull and the aftermath of his controversial battle with Hans Kim. Ric also shares the terrifying details of his absolute worst gig ever: a charity show in Brussels where an innocent crowd-work joke about a married couple and their cats almost ended with him being chased out of the venue.Finally, Craig previews his upcoming all-star charity jam at the Moore Theater in Seattle featuring members of Heart, Shinedown, and the Presidents of the United States of America. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing stand-up comedy secrets and exclusive rockstar stories!

In this incredible episode, the Beardo and the Weirdo are joined by Wes Scantlin and drummer Robin Diaz of the multi-platinum rock band Puddle of Mudd.Wes opens up about his unbelievable origin story in the music industry, recounting the time he was working as a roadie for a fire-breathing stripper and decided to sneak a demo tape to Fred Durst's security guard backstage at a Family Values tour in Kansas City. In one of the greatest moments in podcast history, Craig and Chris surprise Wes by bringing that exact security guard, Richie, onto a live video call to reminisce about the moment that ultimately launched Puddle of Mudd's massive career.The conversation also takes a deep and dark dive into the realities of rock and roll addiction, with Wes, Craig, and Chris all sharing their harrowing near-death experiences with drugs and alcohol. Wes talks candidly about smoking freebase cocaine alone in a closet on Christmas Day, nearly choking to death on his own vomit in a Burbank recording studio, and surviving a horrific e-bike hit-and-run accident that left him with a fractured skull and a five-month recovery.Things get absolutely wild as Wes shares his craziest Las Vegas stories, including a man collapsing at a Luxor craps table while an escort stole a hundred-dollar bill out of his pocket, hotel security having to remove a stalker ex-girlfriend from his room at the M Resort, and the unbelievable time the police tear-gassed his Hummer. Finally, the guys discuss Puddle of Mudd's new song, their latest album, and how bad relationships continue to inspire their biggest hits.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive rockstar interviews and crazy tour stories!

In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by Zach Myers, the lead guitarist of the multi-platinum rock band Shinedown.Zach takes us on a deep dive into his incredible journey in the music industry, starting from getting his first record deal at just fourteen years old. He opens up about the immense pressure of following up the massive success of The Sound of Madness album, the anxiety behind releasing the hit single Bully, and the band's staggering achievement of scoring twenty-four number-one hits.The conversation takes a wild turn as Chris Kael and Zach swap unbelievable touring stories, including the terrifying night Chris had to be wheeled out of an arena in Billings, Montana on a stretcher due to a drug overdose. Zach also shares candid stories about his bandmate Brent Smith's past battles with addiction, including a hilarious but dark memory of Brent accidentally smoking a Lifesaver mint thinking it was crack cocaine.Beyond the wild rockstar tales, Zach reveals his deeply emotional side. He discusses the profound impact of fatherhood, sharing heartwarming stories about his kids, trying to hold back tears in Target, and his infamous snuggle contract. The trio also pays tribute to the late, legendary Philadelphia radio DJ Pierre Robert, recalling unforgettable late-night jam sessions at the WMMR station. Finally, Zach explains the beautiful story of how Shinedown secretly brought their original bassist, Brad Stewart, back on stage to perform with them at Madison Square Garden after almost twenty years apart.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing rock history and exclusive interviews!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Zach Myers from Shinedown on Comedy & Music00:04:04 What is Rockstar Zach Myers Actually Doing Tonight in Vegas?00:05:11 Getting a Record Deal at 14 & Learning to Play Guitar00:07:17 Why Stand-Up Comedy is Harder Than Being a Rockstar00:08:55 Bombing on Stage in Front of System of a Down00:11:20 How Dave Chappelle Saved a Terrible Comedy Set in 199800:14:10 Growing Up in Memphis to Becoming a Famous Rockstar00:16:15 How Zach Myers Met His Wife (And Why She's a Better Musician)00:18:11 Fatherhood & Why Being a Dad Makes You More Emotional00:20:25 Channeling Emotion into Hit Songs & The Saddest Movies00:22:44 The Anxiety of Songwriting & Following Up "The Sound of Madness"00:24:23 Breaking Records: How Shinedown Scored 24 Number One Singles00:25:43 Why Shinedown Takes Their Fans So Seriously (The Last Seat)00:27:45 Dealing with Imposter Syndrome & Why We Stopped Meet and Greets00:31:18 Why Zach Myers Drives 6 Hours on Days Off to See Live Music00:32:32 The Absolute Biggest Perk of Being a Famous Rockstar00:34:18 Getting Starstruck: Meeting Roger Clemens & Sports Legends00:35:31 The Incredible Randy Johnson "Bird Killer" Signed Baseball Story00:37:23 Kid Rock's FaceTime Game & Why Donald Trump Doesn't Sleep00:39:02 Taking Mushrooms for the First Time at 42 for Anxiety00:39:37 Chris Kael's Terrifying Meth Overdose Ambulance Story00:43:49 Shinedown's Brent Smith & The Dark Reality of Alcohol Addiction00:45:39 Buying Drugs in the Worst Parts of Town & Brazilian Favelas00:46:34 Finding Hidden Drugs Under Bunks & Touring with Addicts00:49:33 Being Best Friends with Nikki Sixx from Mötley Crüe00:52:29 Eddie Vedder, Joey Ramone, and Firing Terrible Tour Techs00:58:29 The Secret to Shinedown's Healthy Band Dynamic & Riding One Bus01:00:37 The Epic Reunion: Brad Stewart Joins Shinedown After 20 Years01:04:25 Inside Shinedown's First Madison Square Garden Headlining Show01:05:27 A Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Philadelphia Radio DJ Pierre Robert01:12:17 "Checking Oil": How to Keep Bandmates Laughing on Stage

In this special milestone episode, Chris & Craig take a look back at the podcast's wildest moments, biggest rockstar guests, and viral stories that helped them hit over 13 million views on Instagram in their first year.Craig and Chris get incredibly vulnerable as they discuss going through devastating breakups at the exact same time, dealing with panic attacks, navigating deep-rooted commitment issues stemming from their youth, and the importance of therapy and staying strong through hard times.The duo also revisits their biggest true-crime and rock investigations, including the terrifying video sent to them by an Ace Frehley stalker trespassing on his property, and the shocking court case involving legendary rock photographer Ross Halfin and Broken Hope guitarist Jeremy Wagner. Plus, they revisit the hilarious viral clip of a hardcore singer talking about his awful teenage job at a horse insemination plant!Listen in for epic behind-the-scenes stories, like Slayer's Kerry King showing up unannounced to surprise them in the studio, and how Chris Kael fell under the charm of Bret Michaels to become his new "BFF" at a festival. They also reflect on their massive tribute episodes to the late Ozzy Osbourne, featuring exclusive, never-before-heard stories from comedian Pete Lee, and bassist Rudy Sarzo, who opens up about his deep regrets following the tragic death of Randy Rhoads.Finally, Craig re-lives the infamous "Hey Billy" story —his awkward, failed attempt at sneaking backstage to steal catering water and befriending Billy Joel, which makes Chris laugh so hard his hat flies off!Thank you to all the fans for an amazing first year! Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE, and catch Chris Kael on tour with Five Finger Death Punch and Craig Gass on his upcoming stand-up comedy dates.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Celebrating 1 Year of Beardo and Weirdo00:01:15 13 Million Views: Thank You to the Fans!00:03:10 Behind the Scenes: Vulnerable Conversations & True Crime00:04:01 Papa Roach's Dave Buckner & The Bert Kreischer Intervention00:05:00 The Breakup Note: Going Through Devastating Breakups00:06:00 Panic Attacks & Turning Off the Phone to Survive00:12:17 Exposing Craig's Deep-Rooted Commitment Issues00:15:26 18 Years Old On Cocaine With Sam Kinison00:16:44 How Backstage Groupies Ruined Trust in Women00:17:49 Chris Kael's Big Surprise: Falling In Love (For A Week)00:19:24 Sobriety vs. Drugs: Fixing a Terrible Rockstar Memory00:20:24 Our First Viral Hit: The Hardcore Horse Insemination Story00:24:10 The Terrifying Ace Frehley Stalker Trespassing Video00:27:50 Rock Photographer Ross Halfin Sued By Broken Hope00:29:13 Apologizing To Jeremy Wagner (And Why Craig Doesn't Listen)00:30:50 When Slayer's Kerry King Crashed Our Podcast Studio00:35:03 The Time Chris Kael Thought Bret Michaels Was His BFF00:39:22 Ozzy Osbourne Tributes & Pete Lee's Port-a-Potty Story00:42:21 Rudy Sarzo Reveals Deep Regrets Over Randy Rhoads' Death00:46:16 Hot Yoga With Sebastian Bach & Our Craziest Episodes00:47:19 "Hey Billy": Getting Snubbed By Billy Joel Backstage00:50:08 Looking Ahead To Year 2: Stand-Up Tours & Special Gifts

In this incredible episode, the guys are joined by heavy metal legend and Twisted Sister frontman, Dee Snider.Dee opens up about the frightening health reality check that ultimately forced his retirement from live performances. He details the hypertension, heart conditions, and worn-out joints that led his family to intervene and beg him to stop touring to save his own life. He also shares a hilarious story about how Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson almost convinced him to risk a comeback after bragging about thrusting and parrying on stage with his own new hips.The conversation dives deep into rock history, highlighting Dee's lifelong commitment to sobriety since the age of 13 and his beautiful, unlikely friendship with Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister. Dee reveals how Lemmy acted as a guardian angel by introducing Twisted Sister and saving them from a hostile UK festival crowd early in their career, and expresses what it meant to receive one of the rare bullets containing Lemmy's ashes after his passing.Dee also discusses his unwavering integrity over the years, from his iconic PMRC Senate hearing testimony against Al Gore to his relentless advocacy that helped secure a $750 million insurance payout for the victims of the Station Nightclub fire. Finally, he explains the deeply personal reason he decided to try ayahuasca and plant medicine for the very first time at 70 years old to help him transition from a lifelong "warrior" into a peaceful "wizard."This episode is an absolute masterclass in rock and roll history, storytelling, and personal integrity! Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing interviews, and check out Craig and Chris on their respective comedy and music tours.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Intro: Dee Snider on Twisted Sister, Health & Lemmy00:02:57 The Terrifying Medical Diagnosis That Forced Dee Snider to Retire00:08:33 George Carlin's Best Advice on Aging and Mortality00:11:35 Dominating Morning Radio vs. Howard Stern00:13:38 The Dark Psychology Behind Celebrity Impressions00:16:14 "Don't Tell Your Mother": Dee Snider's Intense Dad00:17:40 Surviving the 80s: Why Dee Snider Stayed 100% Sober00:20:32 Receiving Lemmy Kilmister's Ashes Inside a Bullet00:22:12 Twisted Sister Fired Dee Snider for a Coffee Addiction?00:25:53 Will Twisted Sister Continue With a New Lead Singer?00:30:15 Who Will Replace Dee Snider in Twisted Sister?00:32:08 Stopping the Show: Why Dee Snider Protected Female Fans00:35:48 Inventing the Stage Dive (And When It Went Horribly Wrong)00:37:45 The PMRC Senate Hearing: Destroying Al Gore's Censorship00:42:12 The Dirty Reality of Washington Politics Exposed00:44:29 The Station Nightclub Fire Tragedy & The Aftermath00:47:51 Shaming the Music Industry: $750M Justice for Great White Fans00:51:08 Escaping Peru During Peak COVID-19 Lockdowns00:52:41 Why Dee Snider Took Shrooms for the First Time at 7000:56:00 Ayahuasca, Plant Medicine, and Ending "Warrior Mode"00:59:42 Losing Control: How the Rockstar Ego Almost Destroyed Him01:02:14 Healing Generational Trauma & Forgiving His Father01:05:31 The Brutal Reality Behind Writing "The Price" on a Toilet01:08:35 From MTV Fame to Complete Bankruptcy in the 90s01:10:47 Why Twisted Sister Hated Soundchecks with Dee Snider01:11:53 Hiring a Bodyguard to Protect the Audience FROM Dee Snider01:15:40 "I Didn't Speak Lemmy": Translating Motörhead01:16:46 Was Lemmy Kilmister Literally an Earthly Angel?01:21:39 How Motörhead Saved Twisted Sister from a Hostile UK Crowd01:24:34 The Emotional Reality of Announcing His Retirement01:26:28 Surviving the 80s Rockstar Ego & Staying Married01:32:23 When Five Finger Death Punch Opened for Twisted Sister01:35:22 George Carlin: Crossing the Finish Line Bruised & Beaten01:36:31 Tricking Paul Stanley with a Fake Gene Simmons Impression

In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by a true icon of the heavy metal scene, Riki Rachtman, the legendary former host of MTV's Headbangers Ball and the founder of the infamous Cathouse club in Hollywood.Riki brings an absolute masterclass of rock history to the show, sharing wild and previously untold stories from the 1980s sunset strip era. He opens up about his early days as a DJ selling cocaine hidden inside mixtape cassettes, and how he organically built the Cathouse into the ultimate hangout spot for bands like Mötley Crüe and Guns N' Roses. You will hear hilarious and shocking behind-the-scenes tales, including the time Axl Rose wanted to rent a private island to fight Vince Neil to the death with swords, what Slash was really like back in the day, and the truth about the diseases floating around the Cathouse.The conversation also takes a deeply personal turn as Riki gets vulnerable about his mental health journey. He candidly discusses dealing with ADHD, severe depression, and his early struggles with extreme substance abuse. Riki explains how hitting rock bottom led to his sobriety in 1988, and how a healthy fear of losing the life he has built keeps him away from drugs and alcohol today. The guys also dive into the toxic nature of social media algorithms, the trap of destination addiction, and the importance of focusing on positivity.Riki is currently sharing these incredible stories and more on his highly successful one-man spoken word tour, "One Foot In The Gutter." You can grab tickets to hear him live at: http://cathousehollywood.com.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Riki Rachtman on MTV, Cathouse & Rock History00:04:52 Why Riki Loves His Spoken Word Tour00:06:22 How Riki Handles Hecklers & Protects His True Stories00:08:47 The Radio Station Fight That Cost Riki His Career00:10:08 "Psycho Linda" & The Reality of Attracting Crazy00:12:09 Hiding Cocaine Inside Mixtapes as a Hollywood DJ00:15:55 Being the "Forrest Gump" of the Sunset Strip Rock Scene00:19:36 When Axl Rose Wanted to Fight Vince Neil to the Death00:21:06 The Truth About Slash & Early Guns N' Roses Gigs00:24:32 Cathouse Secrets: Tetanus, STDs, & Famous Rockstars00:28:18 Growing up in Hollywood & Unseen David Lee Roth Gigs00:30:18 Memory Loss & David Bowie Hiding From Axl Rose00:33:55 The Lost Art of Listening to Vinyl & MTV's Golden Era00:35:42 The Decline of Western Civilization & Gabe Reed in Prison00:40:04 "Does Danzig Tour With Wolves?" & Dumb Fan Questions00:42:02 Why Riki Refused to Write a Book & Started Touring00:46:53 Duff McKagan is the King of Terrible Dad Jokes00:48:41 The Dark Reality of Addiction: Cocaine at 13 & Meth Abuse00:52:38 Surviving the 80s: Why Fear Keeps Riki Rachtman Sober00:56:18 Turning Severe ADHD Into a Hollywood Superpower00:59:37 The Danger of "Destination Addiction" & Always Wanting More01:02:03 The Brutal Reality of Touring: Playing to an Empty Room01:06:18 Witnessing Sam Kinison Blow Up at The Comedy Store01:09:03 Hitting the Road: The "One Foot in the Gutter" Tour01:13:21 Exposing the Toxic Negativity of Social Media Algorithms01:15:58 Chris Kael "Quits" the Podcast to Go Viral

In this episode of the Beardo and Weirdo podcast, Chris and Craig interview Stephen Rea, who discusses his four-decade-long relationship with Ozzy Osbourne. His unique journey began in 1984 when Stephen’s mother wrote a letter to the Ozzy Osbourne Fan Club inquiring about tickets for the first Rock in Rio festival. This simple act led to an unexpected invitation from Ozzy's team, resulting in a private breakfast where the then 15-year-old Stephen met Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne for the first time.The conversation explores Stephen’s transition from a superfan to a trusted "consultant" and employee within Ozzy's inner circle. He provides a candid look at life on the road during the 1980s, describing the grueling reality for road crews who faced 7 a.m. call times and relentless schedules. He also shares lighthearted memories of Ozzy's notorious pranks, such as his habit of bribing hotel porters for master keys to sneak into rooms and shave people's eyebrows while they slept.The episode concludes with a poignant reflection on Ozzy’s later years and his enduring humanity. Stephen recounts the emotional experience of watching Ozzy’s final rehearsals for the song "Mama, I'm Coming Home," where the physical toll of Parkinson’s was evident despite the singer's immense effort. Stephen describes their final private meeting just weeks before Ozzy's passing, where the legendary performer expressed his gratitude for their long friendship, emphasizing that despite his global fame, Ozzy remained a humble and often insecure "family guy" to the very end.This is one episode you won't want to miss.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Talking To Stephen Rea00:02:31 Meeting Ozzy Osbourne00:06:25 Ozzy Osbourne Was A Kind Person00:08:02 Meeting Ozzy Was Surreal00:10:20 Being A Ligger With Ozzy00:12:40 Stephen Rea Writes Like A Fan00:16:43 Ozzy Osbourne's Inner Circle00:18:59 Stephen Wrote Everything Ozzy Said00:20:11 Never Asked For Anything From Ozzy00:22:14 Sharron Osbourne00:24:29 Jack Osbourne's Forward for Ozzy And Me00:28:36 Friends Of Ozzy Osbourne00:30:02 Chris Kael Meeting Ozzy Osbourne00:31:45 Black Sabbath Band Mates00:35:48 The Real Job Working With Bands00:38:28 Roadies Work Very Hard00:42:53 Ozzy Osbourne's Recovery From Drugs00:45:34 Drinking With Ozzy in Dublin00:48:05 Aliases00:49:43 Ozzy Becoming Frail00:54:49 Ozzy's Funeral00:56:37 Last Words With Ozzy00:59:55 Finding Out Ozzy Died01:01:56 Ozzy's Imposter Syndrome01:04:06 Ozzy Hating His Own Music01:05:22 Stephen's Favorite Question01:07:07 Top 3 Ozzy Osbourne Songs01:08:19 Stephen's Crazy Story01:10:00 Getting the "Ozzy and Me" Book

On this Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive into some heavy trauma. Buckle up, because this episode is packed with wild stories from their recent trip to Green Bay! They had unforgettable experiences with Packer fans, and you won't want to miss the hilarious moments they share. From hotel shenanigans to a run-in with a not-so-helpful security guard, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions. Plus, they chat about their upcoming tour dates and the excitement of performing live. Join the Beardo and the Weirdo for laughs, stories, and a little bit of chaos as they navigate the ups and downs of life on the road. CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Recapping the Holidays00:02:00 Bad Security Guard00:05:14 Bad Advice about Getting Sober00:10:08 Having Bad Christmas's00:18:10 Struggling with Depression00:19:36 Crazy Massage Story00:23:31 Getting Back on Stage00:26:09 Green Bay Events Center00:28:32 Disappointing Fans00:31:24 Craigs Comedy Tour00:35:01 Being Alone On Christmas00:36:37 Losing Your Mom00:39:17 Skipping out on Rehab00:41:45 Addiction and Relapse00:44:27 Steel Panther00:46:33 The Doors

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris & Craig dive deep into the life of Roddy Bottum from Faith No More. Roddy shares his incredible journey through the highs and lows of rock stardom, including his struggles with drug addiction and the emotional rollercoaster of writing his memoir, 'The Royal We.' This isn't just a story about music - it's a raw and honest look at the challenges he faced while navigating fame, friendship, and personal demons. Roddy opens up about the emotional weight of his past, the impact of his father's illness, and the surprising connections he made with fellow musicians like Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain. He reflects on the importance of vulnerability in creativity and how getting sober transformed his artistic expression. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be in the spotlight while battling addiction, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore the complexities of life as a rock star and the power of storytelling in healing. Roddy's insights are not just for fans of Faith No More; they're for anyone who has ever faced their own struggles and sought a way to overcome them. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that might just change your perspective on life and creativity.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Introducing Roddy Bottum00:03:14 Recoding "The Royal We" Was Emotional00:05:46 Roddy Bottum Drug Addiction00:08:18 Roddy Bottum Losing His Father00:10:23 Relationship with Mothers00:12:55 Comedic Moments in "The Royal We"00:14:19 Meeting Courtney Love00:17:10 Becoming A Rock Star00:19:49 Faith No More and Metallica00:21:56 Being A Gay Rockstar00:24:41 Faith No More Name Change00:26:16 Bringing People On Tour00:28:04 Drugs Becoming An Issue00:31:53 Deciding To Get Sober00:33:38 Being Creative Off Drugs00:35:31 Coming Out As Gay00:42:35 Drug Recovery00:45:54 The Royal We Book00:47:18 Dave Lee Friendship00:48:46 Expectation of Being A Rockstar00:50:58 Talking About "Faith No More"00:52:20 The Royal We Book Tour00:53:26 Rehab with Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig are gearing up for an exciting interview with the players of the Seahawks and the Patriots, and we want to hear what you want to know! Plus, Craig shares a hilarious story about his time as the Seattle Seahawks' official team photographer's assistant during Super Bowl XLVIII. From meeting legends like Joe Namath to capturing unforgettable moments on the field, it was a wild ride! Also, Craig shares a hilarious story about Corey Taylor crossing a line when he makes fun of him, and Chris wants more credit for a joke that Craig thinks he didn't need that much credit for. It's all in good fun, but it shows how passionate the Beardo and the Weirdo are about their work and the sports they love.Join in as Chris and Craig dive into the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan and the unforgettable experiences that come with it. Don't forget to drop your questions for the Seahawks and Patriots in the comments below! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 The Superbowl Episode00:01:02 Seahawks At The Super Bowl00:02:17 Biggest Sports Moment00:02:58 Seattle Seahawks Gig00:06:06 Meeting Joe Namath00:08:03 Seahawks Winning the Super Bowl00:11:05 Locker Room Celebrations00:12:38 Meeting Derrick Coleman00:14:17 Holding the Lombardi Trophy00:15:03 Golden Knights Stanley Cup Experience00:16:23 Being a Seahawks Fan00:18:04 The Agony of Defeat00:19:30 Sports Rivalries and Trash Talking00:24:03 Going to The Super Bowl For 20 Years00:26:23 Sports Controversies00:27:06 Sports Rivalries: Kentucky Edition00:28:46 Louder Than Life00:30:19 Interacting with Russell Wilson00:32:45 Fist Bumping Russell Wilson00:33:31 Weight Loss Journey00:36:59 Coldplay Song Challenge00:38:54 Not Being Recognized00:40:36 Are You From Duck Dynasty00:44:30 Recognized at Rehab00:47:06 Support from the Band00:48:43 Gay Rehab00:53:09 "Comedy" With Craig Gass00:57:58 Going to Media Day00:59:53 Upcoming Shows

Chris & Craig talk to Cody Jinks, the country artist, who's about to go on tour with Five Finger Death Punch. In this candid conversation, Cody opens up about his unexpected journey from thrash metal to country music, revealing how he started writing country songs after the breakup of his thrash band. He shares his experiences with sobriety, the challenges of being a solo artist, and the importance of community in both the metal and country scenes. Cody's story is not just about music; it's about resilience, recovery, and the power of friendship. He emphasizes the significance of treating his band and crew like family, a lesson he learned from his own experiences in the industry. As he prepares for an exciting summer tour, Cody invites fans to join him for a unique blend of country and metal, promising an unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this incredible journey and the chance to see Cody live on stage with Five Finger Death Punch!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Cody Jinks On Tour00:03:19 Starting A Thrash Band00:05:42 From Thrash To Solo Artist00:06:57 Influences00:09:07 Lead Singer Disease00:11:51 What Pushed Cody To Country?00:13:11 Opening For Big Bands00:16:14 Corrosion Of Conformity00:17:30 Stress Of Opening For Bands00:19:33 Sobriety00:23:30 Being Religious00:24:59 Alcohol And Creativity00:26:25 Talk Back Mic00:29:19 Inspiring Sobriety00:31:09 Touring With Five Finger Death Punch00:32:37 The Worst Food To Eat00:34:09 Nerd Clusters00:37:14 The 5FDP Tour00:38:18 Independent Touring00:40:29 Motorcycles00:41:16 Treating Your Fans Right00:43:42 Wallmart First Class00:45:58 When Chris Almost Screwed Up00:46:50 Favorite Comedian00:49:20 Mitch Hedberg Documentary00:53:07 Making Changes In Your Life00:57:14 Sam Darnold

In this episode, Chris and Craig dive into the shocking story of Wayne Lozinak from Hatebreed, who shares his experience of discovering a brain tumor while on tour. Imagine being in the middle of a tour, feeling jet-lagged, and suddenly realizing something is seriously wrong! Wayne recounts the moment he received the diagnosis and the whirlwind of emotions that followed. From the fear of the unknown to the support of his girlfriend and bandmates, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions. Wayne's journey through surgery and recovery is not just a tale of survival but also a testament to resilience and the power of positivity. Tune in to hear how he turned a terrifying experience into a source of strength and inspiration. Then, to lighten the mood, Chris and Craig are joined by comedian James Mattern who talks about the trials and tribulations of being a stand-up comedian, an epic Prince concert, and Craig's self-cancer-diagnosis technique.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Comedian Buddies00:01:36 Introducing Wayne Lozinak00:04:50 Wayne Lozinak's Girlfriend Saved His Life00:08:00 Brain Tumor Diagnosis00:12:15 Canceling The Tour00:14:08 Replacement Players For The Band00:16:36 The Doctor Referral00:19:27 Removing The Brain Tumor00:21:22 Learning Motor Skills Again00:22:59 Wayne Lozinak's Return To Aftershock00:24:56 Brain Surgery Scar00:27:38 Recovery & Rehab00:30:55 Back At Aftershock00:36:13 Wayne Lozinak's Girlfriend Is the Best00:37:58 Chatting With James Mattern00:38:44 Chasing The Zebra00:39:27 Self Diagnosed With Colon Cancer00:40:53 On Stage Energy00:43:28 Comedians Best Story's Are Bombs00:44:34 Howie Mandel's Comedy Club00:45:33 James Mattern's Worst Audience00:49:12 Building Character As A Comedian00:52:41 Getting Kicked Out Of Jimmy Kimmel's00:54:34 Most Chaotic Comedy Act00:57:14 Best Concert James Mattern Has Ever Seen01:04:07 Seeing PRINCE In Concert

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive deep into the wild past of comedian Dave Landau! From crazy concert stories to the ups and downs of life on the road, Dave shares it all (and sometimes shares TOO much!). He recounts his experiences with legendary musicians, the chaos of live shows, and the lessons learned from his past. With a mix of humor and honesty, Dave takes us through his journey of recovery and the importance of staying true to oneself. Whether it's about the time he had a gun pulled on him during a set or the unforgettable moments with rock legends, Dave's stories are both entertaining and thought-provoking. Join us for a rollercoaster ride of laughter and life lessons that you won't want to miss! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Here's Dave Landau00:01:54 The Elvis Thing00:07:30 Musical Influence00:09:14 Worst Concert00:13:46 DUIs00:19:17 Being Chased00:22:13 Deciding To Go Sober00:26:52 Smashing the Garage Door00:28:15 Spitting On A Cop00:31:05 Cops Love Chris00:33:16 Cops Drinking Your Beer00:36:04 Moments Of Clarity00:38:47 Dark humor00:40:50 Doing Cocaine When You're Older00:43:55 Getting Sober on the Road00:49:33 Losing Friends00:53:55 The Doors Movie00:55:36 Comedy Clubs00:57:05 Fan Pulls A Gun On Dave01:00:07 People Who Run Comedy Clubs01:02:47 Jay Medicinehat01:05:04 Revenge For Being Stiffed01:07:52 The Alice Cooper Concert01:10:53 Jack White- White Stripes01:12:25 Aaron Freeman01:13:28 Fathers Forgiveness01:15:37 Where The Passion Is

In this episode, Chris and Craig dive deep into the world of Carrot Top and ask the burning question: why is he so nice? This episode reveals some surprising truths about Carrot Top that you won't want to miss. From his hilarious stories about rock bands to his unique experiences in comedy, Carrot Top shares it all!So, if you're curious about the man behind the props and the laughter, this episode is for you! Join us as we explore the heartwarming truth about Carrot Top and what makes him one of the most beloved figures in comedy today.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Why Are You So Nice?00:02:36 Gallagher00:03:51 Punch Ups00:04:21 Everything Is Wrong00:05:43 Gallagher & The Tonight Show00:10:47 Getting Love00:11:36 Queen Stories00:14:24 Text From Brian May00:15:40 Gene Simmons Calling00:17:21 Friendship With Gene Simmons00:19:49 Gene Simmons Joke00:20:48 The Greatest Rumor00:24:07 The Elton John Story00:29:08 The Tesla Moment00:31:26 Tesla Joke00:33:02 The Best Writing00:33:33 Advice For New Comics00:34:23 REO Speedwagon00:35:50 Paid In Cocaine00:37:33 No Drugs00:38:53 Becoming A Comedian00:42:35 Auditioning00:44:24 The Start Of Carrot Top Hate00:46:01 Stealing00:47:29 Dealing With The Carrot Top Hate00:50:15 New Audiences00:52:01 Las Vegas Residency00:53:55 Mötley Crüe & Nicholas Cage Story00:56:25 The Little Richard Story00:59:39 The Boy George Story01:01:57 Doing Craig A Solid01:05:46 The Sting Story01:10:23 A Random Guy & Fake Cocaine01:11:30 Thanks For Getting Sober01:13:34 Non Alcoholic Beers

In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by the legendary comedian Tom Rhodes, who shares incredible stories about opening for music icons like James Brown and Ray Charles. Tom's unique perspective on comedy and life shines through as he discusses his journey, the importance of kindness on stage, and the deep connections he's formed with his ex-wife and friends. With a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the art of comedy and the power of storytelling. Join us as we dive into Tom's world and discover what makes him one of the most respected comedians in the industry. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that will leave you laughing and inspired! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Introducing Tom Rhodes00:01:28 Dealing with Hecklers00:02:26 Music and Comedy00:03:06 The Rolling Stones00:03:54 Chris and Tom00:07:50 New York City00:10:17 Cocaine in Amsterdam00:13:31 Porn Industry00:15:31 "Rock Star" Comic00:21:17 Vietnam00:26:27 Around The World00:29:44 Ghost Visitor00:35:07 Best Advice00:39:06 Comedy Underground00:41:21 Influences00:44:32 Faith Religion and Comedy00:46:17 James Brown and Ray Charles00:48:27 Opening For Ray Charles00:52:20 The Who00:54:26 Greatest Concert00:56:14 Prince00:58:51 Johnny Cash01:02:27 Favorite Comedian01:05:58 98 Rock In Baltimore

In this episode, Chris and Craig dive into the wild world of fans who take things too far. From stalkers to obsessive followers, Chris and Craig share their personal experiences with fans who crossed the line. They discuss the bizarre encounters they've had, including a fan who showed up uninvited and a security guard who just wouldn't leave them alone. It's a hilarious yet eye-opening look at the darker side of fandom. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be in the spotlight, this episode is for you! Join us as we share laughs, stories, and a few shocking moments that will make you think twice about the lengths some fans will go to. Don't miss out on this entertaining and insightful episode!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Upcoming Shows00:01:36 Crazy Fan Stories00:07:29 The Backstreet Boys Incident00:09:41 Personal Fan Experiences00:12:38 Encounter with Lenny Kravitz00:17:46 Periscope00:20:48 Autograph Collector Incident00:25:42 Reflection on Fan Interactions00:29:02 A Gay Meeting00:34:08 Drug Deal00:35:52 A Lot Of Patience For Crazy00:37:20 Stalkers00:43:23 The Green Room Incident00:50:38 A Good-Bye Video00:52:34 Real Security Guards00:55:07 Unflattering Story00:57:15 Stallone Documentary00:59:08 Auditioning For Taylor Sheridan01:01:02 Schwarzenegger Story01:03:01 Wrapping Up

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive into the shocking story of Jeremy Wagner from Broken Hope, who took on legendary photographer Ross Halfin in court and emerged victorious. Wagner's journey began with a friendship that turned sour when he discovered Halfin had been passing off other photographers' work as his own. This revelation led to a legal battle that exposed a pattern of fraud and deception. Jeremy's determination to seek justice not only reclaimed his hard-earned money but also shed light on the importance of authenticity in the art world. Join the Beardo and the Weirdo as they explore the twists and turns of this incredible story and what it means for fans and collectors alike. Don't miss out on this captivating episode! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Who is Ross Halfin?00:03:24 Jeremy Wagner Of Broken Hope00:05:58 Jeremy's Story00:12:16 The Backstory00:18:14 Getting the Law Involved00:20:25 Ross Dosn't Respond00:23:40 Didn't show up in Court00:24:29 Victims00:29:38 Bad Intentions00:32:57 Damaged Reputation00:34:39 Protect Yourself From Fraud00:36:02 Metallica00:41:34 Broken Hope00:45:46 Book Tour00:50:24 Justice For All00:52:53 Barry Plummer00:53:44 Joe Rogan Fight

On this episode, Craig humble brags about going to Heidi Klum's Halloween party, getting a little carried away with a confetti cannon at a Kiss concert, and shutting down a smack talker with a killer comeback. You won't believe the wild experiences shared in this episode, from meeting John Travolta's assistant to the crazy costumes at the party. But Chris and Craig also talk about the negativity currently dominating internet culture, and the impact it has not only on celebrities, but society as a whole.So, if you’re curious about what it’s like to party with celebrities and want to hear some crazy stories, tune in! And don’t forget to check out our upcoming shows. We can’t wait to see you there!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Heidi Klum's Halloween Party00:02:22 John Travolta's Assistant00:06:04 Halloween Party00:09:06 Bad Pictures00:10:07 Stephen Pearcy00:11:18 Chris's Bad joke00:11:44 Facebook Posts00:14:34 The Roast of Corey Taylor00:16:29 Angry Texts00:20:51 Seeing a Comedian Too Often00:22:42 Negative Comments00:27:45 Living In The Internet Age00:30:54 Tom Rhodes Concert Story00:34:40 Confetti Cannon00:37:29 Upcoming Appearances

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Craig had a regrettable moment with Rudy Sarzo, and an Ace Frehley fan who did something that was super inappropriate sends Chris and Craig a video that is genuinely disturbing. Chris and Craig dive into the chaos of fan encounters and the blurred lines of fandom. Join them as they share their experiences, from awkward backstage moments to the wild antics of fans who cross the line. What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 KISS Takes Over Las Vegas00:02:10 Bad Comedy Setup00:06:38 Irritating KISS fans00:08:33 Comedy and Metallica00:10:08 Weekend With KISS00:13:18 Brusier Brody00:15:54 Showing up00:17:33 Crazy Fans00:19:26 Ace Frehley's Crazy Fan00:28:23 Invasion of Ace Frehley's Property00:33:58 Chis Is Pissed00:36:07 Line Stepper00:39:12 Gay Rehab00:41:31 The Dark Side of Social Media00:43:55 Calling Out Ace Fan00:45:49 Save It For The Podcast00:46:49 Messages and Prostitution00:49:07 Australia Story00:51:08 Power Couple00:54:14 Personal Experiences with Fans00:57:59 Upcoming Events

In this episode, Chris Kael's mood completely changes when he realizes that Metallica has hooked him up. Imagine being in the snake pit at a Metallica concert, surrounded by thousands of fans, and suddenly you find yourself in the heart of the action! Only to have it ruined by Craig Gass's hands.Chris and Craig share their incredible experience from Australia, where they not only enjoyed the Metallica show but also had some unforgettable encounters. From a fan breaking down in tears to hilarious moments on the flight back to the US, this episode is packed with laughter and surprises. Don’t miss out on the fun and get ready for some wild stories that will leave you wanting more!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments! CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Good Roommates00:03:16 Hooking Up with Metallica00:05:48 The Biggest 5FDP Fan00:08:26 Being In The Snake Pit00:10:36 The Evolution Of Metallica00:19:35 The Aggressive Fan00:20:54 A Real Man00:23:13 Charlie Murphy Story00:26:31 Snoring on Planes00:28:43 Chris is Pissed00:30:16 Butt In Your Face00:31:56 Performing With KISS00:33:13 The Gene Simmons Mask00:36:48 Jay Leno Story00:38:43 Sebastian Bach00:40:11 Traveling the World00:42:27 Booze Culture00:47:04 Meeting James Lars00:49:19 Is It Really Chris Kael?

On today's Beard on Weirdo, Chris and Craig talk about two very important topics: Aftershock and Taco Bell!The duo dive into the wild world of rock festivals, sharing their thoughts on the incredible performances and the late-night cravings that lead us all to Taco Bell.Chris is back with a fiery report from Aftershock and a wild experience at Mötley Crüe's residency show. He dives into the chaos of the festival, sharing his excitement about the incredible performances and the bands that rocked his world.But there's a twist — Chris is not just thrilled; he's also pissed off about some things he witnessed, especially in the comment sections of social media. He passionately discusses the importance of enjoying live music and the respect fans showed him while he was in the crowd in his patented "Chris Is Pissed" segment.It's a rollercoaster of emotions, from excitement to frustration, as Chris and Craig navigate the highs and lows of being rock fans. Join them as they reminisce about the unforgettable moments, the bands that blew them away, Taco Bell cravings, and the hilarious antics that come with being part of the rock and roll scene. CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Taco Bell00:01:02 Aftershock Festival Experience00:11:57 Interaction with Fans at the Festival00:17:11 Experiencing Maryland Manson's Performance00:21:18 Chris's Pissed Moment: Gojira Performance00:27:08 Mötley Crüe Concert Experience00:32:39 Mötley Crüe's Unrevealed Song00:40:08 Marilyn Manson's Authenticity00:43:35 Kiss's Uniform Standards00:45:08 Appreciation for Andy James

Today on Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive into their unforgettable experiences touring with Metallica. From the electrifying atmosphere of stadium shows to the behind-the-scenes antics, they share it all! Touring with a legendary band like Metallica is a dream come true, but it comes with its own set of challenges and hilarious moments. Chris and Craig reminisce about the time Chris walked on stage with them, the nerves, and the thrill of performing in front of thousands of fans. Plus, they discuss the camaraderie among musicians and how they all support each other on the road. You’ll hear about encounters with other rock legends, the wild stories that come with being a part-time rock star, and the unexpected friendships formed along the way. Join the duo as they recount the highs and lows of life on tour, the unforgettable shows, and the crazy experiences that make it all worthwhile. Whether you're a fan of Metallica, a fellow musician, or just curious about the rock and roll lifestyle, this episode is packed with insights and laughs. So, buckle up and get ready for a wild ride through the world of rock and roll!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Part Time Rock Star00:03:40 The Metallica Tours00:05:09 Doing Comedy00:08:00 Touring With Metallica00:16:59 Comedy and Metallica00:18:09 Comedy Experiences in Melbourne00:21:36 Revisiting Melbourne with Russell Peters00:23:38 His Name Was Anil00:26:22 Comedy During Covid00:28:44 Observations on Lars Ulrich00:30:54 Opening for Metallica00:32:25 Performing with KISS00:35:18 Chris Kael's Muay Thai Experience00:38:21 Visiting the Punk Rock Museum00:40:40 Remembering Lemmy from Motorhead00:45:36 Pennywise's Garage

On today's Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive into the wild world of stand-up comedy with the incredible Pete Lee. From his unforgettable encounters with rock legends to the shocking moment he found himself fighting off police officers, Pete shares stories that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Imagine being at a high school lock-in, performing for a crowd that just lost their friends, and then getting pelted with toys! Or picture this: you're backstage at a Metallica concert, and suddenly you're too 'jacked up' to meet the band. Pete's experiences are a rollercoaster of emotions, laughter, and unexpected twists. He talks about the camaraderie among comedians and musicians, the dark humor that binds them, and how he navigates the wild world of entertainment.Whether he's reminiscing about his time in Saudi Arabia or sharing the heartwarming moments with Ozzy Osbourne, Pete's stories are a testament to the unpredictable nature of life on the road. Join us for a hilarious and heartfelt episode that showcases the ups and downs of being a comedian in today's world. You won't want to miss it!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Introducting Pete Lee00:02:22 Working At Scary Clubs00:07:37 Saudi Comedy Controversy00:13:05 Al-Baik Chicken00:14:54 Being Able To Say No00:18:57 Back to the Beginning00:22:45 Meeting Ozzy00:28:41 Ozzy's Final Performance00:31:27 Meeting Yungblud00:32:55 Backstreet Boys00:35:28 Metalica Story00:42:06 Coolest Thing About Stand Up Comedy00:43:55 Fighting The Police00:52:15 Comedians We Look Up To00:55:54 Being Flexible In Comedy00:59:06 Worst Comedy Gig Ever

Today on Beardo and Weirdo, we dive into the spine-chilling world of Las Vegas's Haunted Museum with Richard Hunter, the museum's manager. This spooky special is packed with terrifying tales and eerie artifacts that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the paranormal!Richard shares his journey from radio to managing one of the most haunted places in Las Vegas, where every corner holds a story that could send shivers down your spine. From the infamous Dybbuk Box to the Devil's Rocking Chair, the museum is a treasure trove of haunted history that attracts celebrities, thrill-seekers, and skeptics alike. Richard reveals the behind-the-scenes secrets of the museum, including the shocking reactions of visitors who can't handle the fear. With new exhibits every year, the Haunted Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience true horror. So, if you're ready to face your fears and explore the unknown, join us as we uncover the mysteries of the Haunted Museum. Don't miss out on this thrilling adventure — your discretion is advised!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Introducing Dick Hunter00:00:55 Haunted Museum00:02:03 Meeting Richard Hunter00:04:55 Most Haunted Things00:07:31 Musicians and Haunted Museum00:08:13 The Dybbuk Box00:11:24 Its Really Haunted00:12:27 Best Thing To Do In Vegas00:17:03 The Dumbest Questions00:18:26 Haunted Artifacts00:22:36 Russ Martin Story00:26:46 Meeting Pantera00:29:29 Strip Club Stories00:31:39 Sebastian Bach Story00:45:25 Being Friends With Rick James00:55:44 The Paul Stanley Story00:59:49 We Need More Stories

In this episode, Chris and Craig go OUT OF THIS WORLD! Well, actually, they just make a trip to NASA, and Craig make a giant ass of himself in front of an astronaut.Plus, the pair talks about everything from Lady Gaga's incredible performances to the wild world of rock and roll. If you want to hear all the controversial Riyadh Comedy Festival. Chris gets pissed about Facebook opinion posts, and then teaches Craig all about the Icky Shuffle.And don’t forget, Chris and Craig are coming to Cincinnati on October 17th for a live show at the Madison Theater! Get your tickets at GetGass.com. You won’t want to miss it!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Late With Caramel00:01:25 Being Nice on the Outside00:03:38 Lady Gaga Concert00:10:55 Football00:13:15 Fighting At Games00:18:17 Ground Zero In New York00:21:50 Visiting NASA00:28:46 Chris is Pissed00:30:34 AI Videos00:34:09 Riyadh Comedy Festival Controversy00:36:20 The Icky Shuffle00:40:11 Vince Neil's Chicken Dance

Today on Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig examine a shocking story about a concert injury that left a young girl named Jasmine in a terrifying situation at the Louder Than Life festival. Jasmine was enjoying the music when a crowd surfer was thrown onto her, knocking her out and causing a seizure. Thankfully, she was surrounded by caring concert-goers who helped her until medics arrived. This incident highlights a disturbing trend where some concert attendees were chanting for crowd surfers to be dropped, creating a dangerous environment. Jasmine's story is a reminder of the importance of looking out for one another at concerts. We also had a surprise guest, Han from the band Hot Milk, who connected with Jasmine and shared her love for their music. Join us as we discuss the importance of community at concerts, the responsibility of concert-goers, and the incredible resilience of those who face adversity. And don't miss our upcoming live show in Cincinnati on October 17th, where we'll be doing stand-up comedy and recording a live episode of Beardo and Weirdo! Get your tickets at http://getgass.com and be part of the fun!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 - The Dangers Of Crowd Surfing00:01:26 - Story of the Concert Incident00:06:52 - Introduction to Hot Milk00:16:31 - Reflecting on Concert Experiences00:18:57 - Music Education00:20:42 - Chris's Personal Music Journey00:25:55 - Chris's Emotional Moment with Music00:27:15 - Appreciation for Ugly Kid Joe00:32:55 - Promoting Other Bands00:33:27 - Road Trip to the Demon Hunter Concert00:34:50 - Job Poaching in the Industry00:35:18 - Appreciation for Massage Therapy00:37:41 - Random Business Offers from Fans00:40:32 - Upcoming Shows Announcement00:41:39 - Promotion of Young Talent - Cash Clark00:43:05 - Desire to Tour with Demon Hunter

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Whitfield Crane, the singer of Ugly Kid Joe, shares his incredible journey of living around the world with just a backpack. He dives deep into his unique experiences, including how he managed to forge a bond with rock legends Lemmy and Ozzy, who he affectionately refers to as his "two dads." Whitfield's stories are not just entertaining; they are filled with wisdom and insights that come from years of navigating the music industry and life as a true nomad. As he recounts his adventures, you can feel the energy and positivity that Whitfield radiates. He talks about the importance of connection, the thrill of travel, and the lessons learned from both the highs and lows of his career. From the vibrant streets of Budapest to the intimate moments shared with his musical heroes, Whitfield's narrative is a testament to the power of music and friendship. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of rock and roll through Whitfield's eyes. Whether you're a fan of Ugly Kid Joe, a lover of rock music, or simply someone who enjoys a good story, this episode is sure to inspire and entertain. Don't miss out on the chance to hear firsthand what it's like to live a life filled with adventure, passion, and unforgettable moments. Tune in and enjoy the ride!CHAPTERS00:00:00 - Introducing Whitfield Crane00:02:26 - The Nomadic Lifestyle00:03:33 - A Love for Tennis00:04:18 - Early Passion for Music00:07:37 - First Encounter with Black Sabbath00:11:28 - Realizations about the Music Industry00:12:37 - Whitfield's Approach to Touring00:16:12 - Relationship with Lemmy and Ozzy00:19:52 - Whitfield's First Big Show00:23:48 - Touring with Ozzy and Motorhead00:27:40 - Whitfield's Favorite Lemmy Story00:27:55 - The End of Ugly Kid Joe00:30:46 - Trip to the Taj Mahal00:32:20 - Nomadic Lifestyle and Connecting with People00:34:41 - Whitfield's Reflections on His Musical Journey00:34:57 - The Ozzy Osbourne Event00:41:16 - Ozzy Osbourne's Impact00:42:44 - Reaction to Ozzy Osbourne's Passing00:45:37 - Personal Memories with Ozzy Osbourne00:46:52 - Whitfield's Encounter with Eddie Van Halen00:47:22 - Experience with Rob Halford from Judas Priest00:48:07 - Touring with Ozzy and Motorhead00:53:13 - Tips for Traveling00:53:35 - Whitfield's Accident and Experience with NHS00:54:17 - A Vision for the Future00:56:50 - Whitfield's Gift to Lemmy00:58:08 - Whitfield's Upcoming Performances and Album

In this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig sit down once again with Dave Buckner from Papa Roach to dive deep into his experiences touring with Ozzy Osbourne on OzzFest, and the stories are nothing short of legendary! From his love of motorcycles to how Ozzy's kids helped him overcome his fears, Dave's journey is a testament to resilience and passion. One of the most memorable moments discussed was when Dave had a heartwarming lunch with Ozzy himself. Imagine sitting across from the Prince of Darkness, sharing stories and laughter! Ozzy's down-to-earth nature and genuine kindness left a lasting impression on Dave, and it’s a moment he cherishes to this day. The trio also touches on the wild antics of the OzzFest tour, the camaraderie among bands, and the unforgettable experiences that come with being part of such a massive event. Dave shared how he and his bandmates would steal golf carts for some late-night fun, and how those moments created lifelong friendships. If you're a fan of rock music, or just love a good story, you won't want to miss this episode. Join us as we reminisce about the good old days, the challenges of touring, and the incredible people we've met along the way. Plus, find out how Dave is giving back to the community with his recent charity work. This is one episode you won't want to skip!And catch us LIVE in Cincinnati on October 17th at the Madison Theater, and get your tickets at GetGass.com. Let’s keep the rock and roll spirit alive together!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 - Chatting Again With Dave Buckner!00:02:14 - Ice Cream and Friendship Stories00:04:06 - Amsterdam Sex Club00:06:21 - Donating to Vegas Pet Rescue Project00:07:43 - Motorcycle Charity Rides00:10:46 - Brent Hinds from Mastodon00:14:46 - Reminiscing About Ozzfest Shows00:16:41 - Discovering Ozzy Osbourne00:19:45 - Meeting Ozzy Osbourne for the First Time00:22:42 - Mud Throwing Incident at the Ozzfest Tour00:25:13 - Stealing Golf Carts00:27:14 - Making Friends on the Ozzfest Tour00:31:01 - Remembering Ozzy Osbourne's Passing00:34:12 - Ozzy's Performance at the Aftershock Festival00:35:02 - OzzFest 2001 Story00:39:45 - Ozzy Osbourne's Influence and Legacy00:43:34 - Owning a Portrait of Ozzy Osbourne

In this episode, Chris and Craig sit down with "Big Dave," Ozzy Osbourne's longtime assistant and right-hand-man who shares some incredible behind-the-scenes stories, not just about Ozzy, but about numerous bands and rock stars he's had experiences with. You'll definitely NOT want to miss out on this insightful interview!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Introducing Big Dave00:03:00 Discovering Ozzy00:04:29 Working For Ozzy00:10:02 Taking Care Of Ozzy's Kids00:12:10 How Ozzy Liked To Operate00:14:58 Gaining Ozzy's Trust00:22:27 Moving To Beverly Hills00:24:25 Ozzy Reality TV00:27:28 Negotiation For Pay00:30:47 Production Of Ozzy's Reality Show00:35:03 Pre-Osbournes & Post Osbournes00:36:40 Touring With Ozzy00:40:53 Hanging Out With Bands00:44:39 Planning "Back To The Beginning"00:51:39 Back To The Beginning00:55:37 Fake News00:58:57 Getting The News Of Ozzy's Death01:03:25 The Lemmy Story

The Korn Concert Guy video that has been taking the internet by storm still hasn't slowed down, and in a Beardo & Weirdo exclusive, Chris and Craig talk to the woman who actually FILMED the video and get all sorts of juicy behind the scenes details you won't find anywhere else!And what episode would be complete without Chris and Craig sharing all sorts of amazing behind the scenes stories, this time featuring Cradle Of Filth, Pantera, Amon Amarth, Air Supply, and Armored Saint!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 BTS With The Naughty KORN Video00:20:32 Traveling Rock Star00:22:32 Driving With Craig00:24:59 Cradle of Filth00:29:55 Amon Amarth Rowing00:33:59 Pantera Home Video00:38:32 Armored Saint Story00:40:22 First Time Seeing Pantera00:41:55 Best Frontman In Metal00:45:26 Censored Air Supply Concert Story00:49:46 Trying To Give Away Concert Seats00:54:13 Chris's Bucket List

In this episode, Chris and Craig talk about the viral sensation which was a man publicly WHACKING OFF at a recent KORN concert in New York. And after the guy got punched in the head and physically dragged out of the venue, Chris and Craig are now asking him to COME on their show. (No, not that type of "come.")There's also a lot of System of a Down highlights, including a fun incident in Chicago where the real members of System join a cover band of their own band. And then there's also a deep dive into the drama surrounding the band Cradle Of Filth.CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Loving KORN Too Much00:06:54 System Of A Down00:12:17 System Tribute Band In Chicago00:15:36 Fun In Alaska00:16:47 Suicidal Comedian00:23:34 Fred Rygh Saves The Day00:25:37 Helping People00:28:00 Cradle Of Filth Story00:33:38 Five Finger Death Punch Contract00:39:45 Handling Stuff In Public

In this episode of Beardo & Weirdo, Chris and Craig talk about seeing Shinedown at the legendary Madison Square Garden arena, and the role the band's family has played in their success.In an unrelated note, Chris brings back his "Chris is Pissed" segment to talk about audiences throwing things at performers when they are on stage, and how scary and destructive it can be for artists.Oh, and Craig recounts a story about the time he and his girlfriend were human shields for drive-bys aimed at Suge Knight. (Seriously, you can't make this stuff up.)What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Madison Square Garden00:01:43 Shinedown00:03:14 Shinedown's Mom00:04:43 Having Family At Shows00:06:57 Bozo's Grand Prize Game00:08:23 Craig's Mom & TV Guide00:11:50 Having Family Be Proud Of You00:15:43 Audience Feedback00:16:58 Restricted By Technology00:18:43 Catfished By Fake Brad Pitt00:20:31 AI Babies00:21:39 When AI Goes Wrong00:22:32 Chris Is Pissed00:24:02 Sebastian Bach Hit On Stage00:25:21 Throwing Firecrackers On Stage00:26:30 When The Crowd Turns On You00:28:02 Comedian Hits Audience With Guitar00:30:32 KISS Laser Incident00:31:50 Parachuting Into Mike Tyson00:33:52 Suge Knight Stories00:39:55 Getting People's Demos00:43:07 Seeing GHOST At MSG00:47:29 Don't Know When You'll See This

In this episode, Chris and Craig talk about the untimely passing of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne and where they were when they heard the news.They then talk about the differences between the "rock star" lifestyle and the "comedian" lifestyle, as Chris shares videos from his time playing at Inkcarceration.But the episode quickly gets completely derailed when Craig shares an embarrassing story about meeting one of his idols - the great Billy Joel - and Chris just can't stop laughing about it!Strap in, because this is going to be one hell of an episode. Oh, and "HEY BILLY!"CHAPTERS00:00:00 Where Were You When Ozzy Died?00:01:54 Craig Reacts To Ozzy's Death00:04:11 Ozzy Got To See His Own Funeral00:06:02 Mike Inez00:06:50 Scared To Death Of Ozzy00:08:18 Ozzy Never Been A Dick00:09:16 Meeting Ozzy00:10:12 Fan Moments00:11:53 Tommy Lee's Peen00:13:09 A World Without Ozzy00:14:21 Being A Rockstar00:18:58 Marilyn Manson Shout Out00:20:26 Hogfest00:21:59 Feeling Rusty?00:23:24 Inkcarseration00:25:33 Leaving Josh Bernstein Hanging00:28:05 Inkcarceration Daytime00:30:21 Memories From Being On Stage00:32:13 Pauly Shore Gets Chicks00:32:55 Experiences On The Road00:35:20 Chris vs. Craig00:37:26 Getting Nervous00:39:47 Why Chris Does Comedy00:40:35 Billy Joel00:48:06 Hey Billy!00:55:40 Coming To Anchorage

Chris and Craig talk about Ozzy Osbourne's final performance while also discussing doing hot yoga with Sebastian Bach. Chris also recounts some turbulent times with his addiction, and one instance in particular where he almost died and had to be carried out from a show on a stretcher!Oh, and Craig Gass meets Tim Curry!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!CHAPTERS00:00:00 Hot Yoga with Sebastian Bach00:01:37 Afro-Wig Cokeheads00:03:23 Sebastian Bach Excitement00:05:03 Screwing Up On Stage00:07:41 Screwed Over By Doug Stanhope00:10:29 Just Yoshi00:15:11 Quintin Tarantino's Movie Career00:17:50 Tim Curry Says Hi00:19:00 Bullying00:19:58 Ozzy and Family00:26:48 Lying And Drug Use00:27:14 Chris Carried Out On Stretcher00:33:09 Drug Dealers00:37:01 A Dangerous 8 Ball00:41:23 Do Drugs make you better?00:45:35 Lacking Self-Awareness00:50:07 Chris Farley00:52:43 Craig's Mom00:57:53 Laughing at Funerals

Chris and Craig sit down with the drummer from System Of A Down, the one and only John Dolmayan! John not only gives insights into the behind-the-scenes goofiness of System Of A Down, but he also talks about going on tour with Ozzy Osbourne for Ozzfest, and even living with Ozzy and his family for a time!And, of course, what episode of Beardo and Weirdo would be complete without the guest sharing some embarrassing stories about Craig Gass! John certainly doesn't hold back as he talks about personally witnessing 2 of Craig's most disastrous times on stage!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!CHAPTERS:00:00:00 Chatting With John Dolmayan00:02:04 Being Scared Of Ozzy00:03:44 Remember Hearing Ozzy For The First Time00:04:37 First Band At Ozzfest00:05:55 Seeing Ozzy On Tour00:07:02 Going To Ozzy's House00:07:31 Ozzy Wasn't Mean00:08:16 Ozzfest Was Like Summer Camp00:09:45 Access To A Good Shower00:10:08 Wiping Your Ass00:11:20 Watching Ozzy Perform00:12:48 Getting Arrested During Ozzfest00:13:48 Ozzy Passing00:17:13 Being A Part Of Ozzfest00:19:14 Good Memories00:19:41 Ozzy's Influence On Bands00:20:22 Growing Up With Ozzy00:21:01 Ozzy As A Person00:22:39 Advice From Ozzy00:24:49 Sharon Osbourne00:25:23 Thinking About Your Last Show00:26:32 System Of A Down Getting Bigger00:27:51 System Of A Down Is Goofy00:30:48 Messing Up On Stage00:31:45 Making Rick Rubin Laugh00:33:06 Upcoming Shows00:33:37 John's Voicemail To Craig00:35:39 Craig's Self-Defense Mechanism00:37:13 Craig's Biggest Bomb On Stage00:40:01 Giving Opinions00:41:16 Being Honest00:43:16 The Roger Waters Disaster00:47:15 A Drummer Lives Here

The death of Ozzy Osbourne rocked the world (and not in a good way). Chris and Craig talk with former KORN guitarist Brian "Head" Welch about his experiences with Ozzy and touring with the legend. Chris and Craig also dive deep into their addiction stories and how enlightening recovery is. This is definitely an episode not to be missed!What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!

In an extremely marine-life oriented episode, Chris dives into his experience diving with sharks with the "shark whisperer," while Craig's only similar experience is getting molested by dolphins. (True story.)Not to be outdone, Chris talks about the a-holes of the ocean: Orcas! And how they like to kill whales and mess with all the other living organisms in the sea.Never a dull moment on Beardo and Weirdo!

In this episode of Beardo & Weirdo, Chris and Craig sit down with the legendary Rudy Sarzo, the bassist for Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, and Ozzy Osbourne! And this time around, Rudy gives us some amazing insights into the "Back To The Beginning" show, where Ozzy Osbourne gave his final performance.This is one interview you won't want to miss! Be sure to subscribe for more amazing and funny insights into music and comedy!

In this episode of 'Beardo and Weirdo,' we dive into the monumental final show of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath. First up, we talk to Lzzy Hale from Halestorm about her experience on "Back To The Beginning," Ozzy's final show. Lzzy opens up about receiving the call to perform, meeting legends like Steven Tyler, and the impact of sobriety on her life.Next up is a talk with Dave Ellefson from Megadeth, who shares his unique experiences and personal backstage stories from the event. Dave recounts his rehearsals, the camaraderie among artists, and the invaluable role of recovery in his journey.Hear insights on working with music legends, tales from their illustrious careers, and the emotional gravity of Ozzy's final performance. This episode is a tribute to dedication, legacy, and the power of music.

It's a Rock & Roll Extravaganza this episode as Chris and Craig recount their experiences at some amazing rock shows, first from Joan Jett, and then from Night Ranger! The infamous Sebastian Bach and Eric Singer (From KISS) make appearances as well, right before the band feeds everyone at their new restaurant and brewery!

Things get WEIRD in this episode of Beard & Weirdo. Because Chris Kael decided to go to a Weird Al concert by himself, and now Craig is all butthurt about it.But the duo once again bond over crazy "meet and greet" stories, along with some sketchy math from Chris about how amazing Weird Al Yankovic is about his epic meet and greets.Not to be outdone, Craig shares a story about how he almost met another Al - Al Pacino - but it never actually worked out. So now the highlight of Craig's life is going to a New Kids On The Block concert, where women outnumber men 500-1. Finally, it's all about celebrity A-holes starting with William Shatner bullying a young director, and culminating with Beach Boy Mike Love's controversial Rock and Roll Hall of Fame speech. Expect lots of laughs and candid reflections in this jam-packed episode.

Chris Kale's Adventures in comedy, memories of Metallica, Eddie Van Halen vs. Limp Bizkit, and "fake flirting" with Katherine Blanford.Chris declares war on Dunkin Donuts, but never actually says why, because Craig is too busy asking him about his supposed infatuation with comedienne Katherine Blanford. But don't worry, according to Chris, none of his flirting with her is real.What is real is a "Lost Episode" where Chris and Craig interviewed someone who may not have been telling the truth about their stories, and now it will never see the light of day, unlike videos of Craig rocking out to Metallica and Limp Bizkit, along with some amusing stories about prank calling Lars Ulrich and threatening the entire band of Limp Bizkit with an Uzi.Dive into the fun as the Beardo and the Weirdo share insights about their upcoming shows, unforgettable fan encounters, and some spicy backstage stories!

Go Behind The Scenes Of Craig Gass & Chris Kael's Wild Concert Adventures!What's the best thing to do at an AC/DC Concert? Watch the Las Vegas Golden Knights play on your cell phone, of course! (At least according to Chris Kael.)Join comedian Craig Gass and rockstar Chris Kael in this episode of Beardo & Weirdo as they recount their unforgettable experiences at the recent Boardwalk Music Festival, including hilarious and touching moments with rock legends like Alice Cooper, the band Shinedown, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, and... golf carts.From backstage antics to sneezing "Happy Birthday" wishes, this episode takes you deep into the world of rock and comedy. See what life is like for comedians and rock stars alike!