Dan O Says So, Episode 69: Marc Maxey (Justice League, For Closure, World Series Of Poker Competitor)
This week Dan sits down with Marc Maxey of Justice League, For Closure and Quiet Panic Records to talk punk, pop and poker. That's right, the boys pivot from an examination of the role of music in Marc's life to an examination of his adventures in the world of casino card play including his experiences in the World Series of Poker.
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Dan O Says So, Episode 68: Jonathan Anastas (Slapshot, D.Y.S., Dysbanded)
This week Dan sits down with Jonathan Anastas of Slapshot, D.Y.S. and Dysbanded. Together they reflect on the contrasts between Jon's everyday job and his career in music. They examine the evolution of expectations in terms of presentation and ethics in punk rock, analyze the so called "return of masculinity", and compare perspectives on the current political and economic situation in America.
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Dan O Says So, Episode 67: The Big Frank Memorial with Joe Nelson, Chris Lisk and Ron Martinez
This week Dan sits down to discuss Big Frank Harrison, the man, his impact, and his upcoming memorial benefit. Joining Dan to share their memories and insights are organizers Joe Nelson, Chris Lisk and Ron Martinez.
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Dan O Says So, Episode 66: Sarah Kuretzky Rossington (The Hardcore Therapist)
This week Dan sits down with Wellness Expert Sarah Kuretzky Rossington AKA The Hardcore Therapist. Together they discuss the reality of addressing eating disorders, substance abuse and relationship counseling. Sarah also shares what draws her to hardcore, the role of empathy in her profession and her personal take on faith and spirituality.
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Dan O Says So, Episode 65: Scott McCloud (Girls Against Boys, Soulside, New Wet Kojak, Paramount Styles),
This week Dan sits down with Scott McCloud of Girls Against Boys, Soulside and New Wet Kojak to discuss life as an American musician raising a family in Austria, the nature of music as a language, the truth behind a perceived "tidal wave of cool" and the uplifting and evolving role of music in Scott's life.