It’s so hard to ignore it these days, especially when the news only wants to discuss our genre in a negative light, but there’s a huge issue in the metal scene and it’s nothing new. White supremacy groups are and have been infiltrating venues for years trying to indoctrinate those that are just “here for the music” into their hate groups. From Phil, to the red kool-aid drinking dude from Trapt that nobody cares about anymore, we’re going up, over, around, and through the surge in white supremacy groups in metal, and what the metal scene is doing about it! In this Episode: Bit of backstory on white supremacy in metal Some current mishaps How metalheads are trying to take out the trash in the genre. Check it out and be sure to let us know what you think!

I like it when new traditions are born!!! This week, we begin what will hopefully become a staple in our podcast for years to come.  Since each month holds its fair share of fuckery in all shapes and sizes, we thought it would be fun to go over some of the most popular trending topics that happened this month.  Everything from what's happening, and NOT happening in Washington, to Gorilla Glue Girl, and everything in between.  The gloves come off and the opinions fly fast and hard in this episode!! Jump in and get a look at our review of February 2021!

If you're anything like us, you tend to get a little tired of the same old gore fest.   Riddled with nothing more than scenes designed to shock and disturb because the story is just lazy. This week, since Cel isn't here, Jon is going to pick a newer horror movie that was considered to be one of the better horror films of 2020 and put it to the test.  We go deep dive on "The Invisible Man" reboot. There are going to be spoilers in the episode, so if you haven't seen it yet, go watch it! Then, come back and listen to the pod.  I promise, we won't take it down before you get back!!

Ever wonder what it would take to publicly release music without a record company? This week we're unpacking the pros and cons of being, no only indie musicians, but attempting to be DIY musicians.  From composition, to final master records, and initial branding to merchandise and marketing, we go over some of our greatest successes and some our our funniest failures. Check out this episode all about what it's like trying to wear all of the hats of the music business on our own!

In this latest installment we discuss a topic that came from the episode about all things Cel.  We're getting into wether or not a new video game title is really worth the $60 you're going to pay for it.  From sports titles to open world gaming, we put their value to the test!

This week we give you a little insight into what made us the musicians we are today.  We'll pack as much background as we can pack into 30 min about just what kind of music lead us to be the metalheads we are today!

HOLY SHIT, THAT ACTUALLY JUST HAPPENED!!! Today we discuss the ins and outs of the time 2021 said hold my beer to 2020. That's right! we're getting into the January 6th, attempted coup on the Capitol.  We dive deep into the people participating, what we assumed their goals to be, and the psyche behind the event Cel has affectionately dubbed, Fail Coup 2021.

It's become ever present in today's society, and especially in our country that quite literally EVERY subject can and will be tied to a political bias, making it virtually impossible to reach a healthy compromise on any issue.  Guns, education, racism, police brutality, presidential antics, etc. it never seems to end, and we're left to wonder, does everything have to be political these days? In this week's episode we dive deep into wether or not people can have discussions about societal issues without making them political.

In this week's episode, we take a bit to get to know our favorite, guitarist, vocalist, engineer and dreaded white dude, Cel.  He's one half of our operation here at Volatile Patience, and it's high time we sat him in the hot seat to ask some hard hitting questions and get down to the nitty and the gritty of the question: Who is Cel?

Okay, okay, Jason may not suck in the literal sense, but let's be real here, neither the dude, his mom, or the EMT that pretended to be him belong on my network TV channels during Halloween.  In this week's episode, Jon and Cel tear off on why Jason marathons shouldn't be anywhere near my TV during our favorite programming month of the year!