This was a conversation between Drumming Up Conversation and Tim Tantrum Cheney, a guitarist and vocalist discussing their musical journey and collaboration in various bands. Tim shared how he started playing guitar at age 14 after being introduced to KISS, eventually transitioning to both guitar and vocals in different bands. He discussed his experience playing drums for the first time at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go when the regular drummer became injured just 24 hours before a show. The conversation covered their time together in Snake City Playboys, a three-piece band that recorded the song "Thin Ice," and their approach to creating full sound despite having fewer members. They also discussed their work in other bands including Psycho Gypsy and Hair Force One, an 80s cover band Tim formed while living in Colorado. The interview touched on various musical influences including KISS, Sebastian Bach, and Rush, as well as their experiences playing live shows and the challenges of being a three-piece band. Find Tim on Facebook with the link below:

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In this episode Drumming Up Conversation is joined by Fear Frontier's own Matt and Chloe where they discuss and share their favorite rock song intros as part of a new episode concept. The conversation began with establishing rules for the list, which evolved from strictly metal intros with no vocals for the first minute to more flexible parameters allowing for rock songs and longer intros. Each host took turns sharing their top song picks. The discussion included personal stories behind the song choices, with Matt sharing a memorable Metallica concert experience and Chloe connecting her Dream Theater pick to a horror convention trip. The hosts also discussed the challenge of creating ordered lists versus top 10 rankings. Make sure to check out everything Fear Frontier and to get tickets to the ghost tours with the link below:

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This episode of Drumming Up Conversation featured Eddie Ravenscar, CEO of Flagstaff CreepyCon, Podcaster, and paranormal investigator, discussing his journey into the paranormal and his upcoming convention. Eddie shared how his interest in the paranormal began as a teenager in Cleveland during the 1970s and 1980s, culminating in his current podcast "Creepy Coffees" and the development of CreepyCon, which will take place October 10th at the Little America Hotel in Flagstaff. The convention will feature 26 celebrities including Sean Kanan from "The Karate Kid" and "Cobra Kai," multiple cast members from "Back to the Future," and various paranormal investigators and horror personalities. Eddie emphasized that the event is self-financed and focused on providing affordable entertainment for the local community, particularly college students and Native Americans. The podcast hosts expressed enthusiasm about attending the convention and were surprised when Eddie offered them the official podcast partnership for the event, which they accepted. For more information about the event, Creepy Coffee and to get tickets click the link below:

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Drumming Up Conversation hosted by Justin Wood and Andrea Wood discussed updates about The Salted Knot restaurant, which is not closing after all despite initial reports. They shared details about recent wrestling events including AAA matches and WWE's Clash In Italy event, particularly praising a 45-minute match that some professionals are calling the match of the year. They discussed Corey Graves' impressive performance calling matches in both Mexico and Italy within a short time frame, highlighting the challenging logistics of traveling between these locations with a 16-hour time difference. They noted that Graves managed to stay energized through coffee and Red Bull despite the demanding schedule. The conversation also touched on the quality of recent wrestling matches, particularly mentioning Gunther and Cody's match and observing that recent matches have been longer since WrestleMania Day 1.

The hosts also briefly discussed song intros with lyrics versus instrumental versions, mentioning bands like Rush, Queen, and Dream Theater as examples. The episode concluded with standard show information and social media details.

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The hosts of Drumming Up Conversation discussed the differences between psychopaths and sociopaths, examining various historical figures, fictional characters, and real-life criminals to understand the distinctions between these mental health disorders. They explored how certain individuals like Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, and Hannibal Lecter might be categorized, debating whether some were born with these traits or developed them through environmental factors. The conversation covered both cinematic representations and real-world examples, including discussions about serial killers, dictators like Genghis Khan, and fictional characters from movies and TV shows. The hosts acknowledged their limited professional expertise in psychology and expressed interest in potentially inviting a professional psychologist like Christina from Flagstaff to provide more accurate insights in a future episode.

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The podcast episode focused on a conversation between Justin Wood, Andrea Wood, and the Kid about music and movies from different decades, particularly the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. They discussed defining songs and movies from each decade, with topics ranging from The Beatles and The Doors to Star Wars and Breakfast Club. Additionally, they mentioned receiving a Cameo message from Stephanie Vaquer from WWE and discussed potential job opportunities for one of the hosts. The episode concluded with an announcement about being approached for an interview by Voyage Phoenix Magazine.

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This conversation was a casual interview between Justin and Andrea Wood of "Drumming Up Conversation" and their guest Zach Daniel, who recently returned from a trip to Arizona. Zach shared his experiences seeing wildlife including a Gila monster, scorpions, and various reptiles, while discussing his studies in marine science and his interest in becoming an environmental officer or ranger. The discussion covered Zach's recent documentary work filming a hospice program in a high-security prison, where inmates were trained as caregivers for dying fellow prisoners. The conversation also included details about Zach's arrest for taking fossils from Petrified Forest National Park, resulting in $580 fines per person, and his passion for paleontology and dinosaur research.

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Daniel and Zach discussed their recent trip to Arizona, where they shared their positive experiences, particularly highlighting the wildlife, cultural warmth, and natural beauty of places like Sedona and the Grand Canyon. They also talked about the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and driving the scenic 89A. The conversation ended with a brief discussion about Meteor Crater, which interested Daniel due to his passion for space. They talked about potential future visits, with Daniel and Zach expressing interest in seeing more of southern Arizona, particularly Tombstone and wildlife like rattlesnakes. The conversation also covered their experiences with scorpions during their trip, with Daniel sharing stories about seeing numerous scorpions and Zach's initial excitement about encountering them.

This was a conversation between Drumming Up Conversation and Mike Hernandez, a former bandmate who now plays bass for Empire of Dezire. They discussed Mike's current musical projects, including his work with Empire of Dezire and his decision to focus on recording singles rather than full albums. The discussion covered their shared history in bands like Snake City Playboys, Mike's experience with various drummers over the years, and their mutual love of music from the 80s metal scene. They also talked about the challenges of playing live shows, including setup issues and the importance of maintaining professional attitudes. The conversation touched on personal topics like Mike's sobriety after 24 years and his current fitness routine, including Brazilian jiu-jitsu training. They reflected on how the local music scene has changed over the years, particularly in Arizona, and discussed the challenges of balancing music with other life responsibilities. Make sure to follow Empire of Dezire with the link below:

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