The pod’s like a house of mud-wrestlers this week when Dave Grohl rolls on through. We learn how to live on corn dogs, we discover there’s another Tracy out there… and we walk away with a BB gun, a Nintendo, and a new tattoo. Welcome to another grungy episode of SmartLess.Please support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The hosts discuss their favorite foods, making mentions of spaghetti and meatballs, french fries, and ice cream among others.
The hosts discuss their current setups for podcasting from home, including a new booth that is not yet finished.
A brief look into the life of a Rush band member who enjoys nature, writing, and music, starting his career at a young age.
The feel and signature sound of a drummer defines their style, such as John Bonham's chaotic yet impressive style which sets him apart from others.
The ability of music to transport us back to different points in our lives is unique and unparalleled. Despite the availability of modern technology, sometimes all it takes is a couple of cassette players to lay down tracks.
The speaker discusses their experience recording a music video with Dave Grohl, including odd moments such as using fire machines and a bullhorn.
The speaker talks about their appreciation for eclectic bands such as the Dead and Fugazi, and shares their experience of going on bad dates which can provide an opportunity for laughter, tears, and interesting stories. An advertisement for Amazon Music is also included.
The podcast episode discusses using music to cope during the darkest moments of life. The hosts share a personal story of a hitchhiker they met in Ireland who gave them a new perspective on moving forward after the death of a loved one.
The speaker discusses how being in a band involves different roles and responsibilities, including turning to certain band members for guidance and advice and assigning tasks based on individual strengths.
The speaker talks about his internal rhythm and how it can be shown up in other parts of his life. He also mentions a few musicians he admires and some he would like to work with.
A conversation between musicians about their creative process, including how they come up with ideas and what instruments they prefer.
The music industry experiences cycles of popular trends, with each era introducing new sounds and instruments. These trends can influence the production and success of certain types of music and artists, with traditional instruments such as guitars and drums becoming less prominent in recent years.
The podcast hosts discuss analogies for bands and people, with one comparing parts of a band to gears on a clock and another considering the comparison of people to board games.
Comedian and actor Sean Hayes talks about the embarrassment of wearing his own merchandise in public and the pitfalls of wearing clothing that defines you as a profession.
The speakers talked about attending sports events together, including a Leafs game and the home opener with the speaker's dad and some buddies, and a comment about puck possession.