Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_shareThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out.Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ DrumconversingIntro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!They mentioned they are on various social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, and encouraged listeners to subscribe and share the content. The conversation included some technical difficulties with equipment positioning and renaming, and there was a brief interruption due to someone coming by.They discussed their observations about documentary formatting, questioning why some documentaries are cut off mid-story without clear indication of additional parts. They then shared details about a recent Ghost tour experience with a group including Karen, Corey, Brad, Tabitha, Alex, and others, noting that Matt performed well despite voice issues. They also mentioned they successfully obtained a refund from Vivid Seats due to ticket issues and recommended against using that platform.The discussion focused on movie and TV role preferences, with them expressing dissatisfaction with certain casting choices, particularly Kristen Stewart's performance as Bella in Twilight and the portrayal of Frodo in Lord of the Rings. They expressed interest in playing antagonist roles, specifically mentioning a desire to play a rival sensei or one of Terry Silver's henchmen in Cobra Kai. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of Bill Hynes and ThinkLoud Studios.The group played a music trivia game focused on album discographies, starting with Motley Crue and Dream Theater. They discussed the correct order of Motley Crue's albums and the years they were released, with particular attention to Dream Theater's studio albums from 1989 onwards. The conversation then shifted to a different artist's discography, though the specific artist was not clearly identified in the transcript.They led a music trivia session focused on Rush and Guns N' Roses albums, testing knowledge of both band discographies. The session covered Rush albums from 1974 to 2012. The discussion then shifted to Guns N' Roses, covering albums including "Appetite for Destruction," "Use Your Illusion I and II," and "Chinese Democracy." The session ended with them considering a potential third band topic but decided to conclude the trivia session.The hosts also announced new releases from the band Temporal Displacement, including an EP and two remastered albums coming out soon.

Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_shareThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out. Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!Hosts Enjoy Wrestling and CookingJustin and Andrea discussed their recent activities, including hosting their cousin Dan from Connecticut and attending a Phoenix Championship wrestling event on Saturday. They enjoyed the wrestling match and plan to attend future events when scheduled. The pair also spent Sunday cooking for a family gathering and showing Dan and his guests their new house, including the drum room and podcast studio. They noted that their previous guest, Jyn, has been actively posting and tagging them on social media, which they are grateful for.Spring Training and Scheduling ConflictsThe hosts discussed their plans to take Friday off for a spring training game and ghost tour, though the baseball game was rescheduled to 6:10 PM due to pansy ass snowbirds. They also discussed workplace issues involving the kid who is working excessive hours at her job and considering quitting due to burnout.Logistics and Personal UpdatesThey also discussed logistics around staying at a relative's house in Chandler, which will make commuting easier and avoid long drives. They expressed feeling overwhelmed by recent changes to their plans and the need to prepare for travel with their dog. They also shared personal news about family losses, including their brother's death last month and their sister-in-law's recent passing, and expressed frustration about inappropriate social media behavior regarding the deathbed photo. The conversation concluded with Drumming expressing interest in attending a WWE event to experience a more professional production after seeing a local in-house event.Podcast Plans and Recent ActivitiesThey discussed recent activities, including recovering from a busy weekend and falling on a walking pad, which resulted in minor injuries. They shared their preference for attending a ghost tour over a spring training baseball game, citing cost and personal interest as reasons. The conversation also touched on upcoming plans, including potential future shows and the possibility of having Jyn as a guest again next month. The podcast's intro and outro music was credited to Justin's prog metal band Temporal Displacement.

Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=99124593-05a2-451b-8447-ffa655f4ce6cThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out. hees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!The meeting was an in-depth conversation with Jyn Yates, a drummer with 45 years of experience. Jyn shared her life story, including her early exposure to drums through her father, her career in news media, and her transition to full-time drum instruction. She discussed her recent spinal cord injury and how it changed her approach to drumming, including adapting to new physical limitations and exploring music therapy. Jyn also highlighted her role in the book "Women Drummers: A History" and her ongoing efforts to promote music education, particularly for children with disabilities. Jyn shared her experience of suffering a severe spinal cord injury while drumming, which resulted in partial paralysis and loss of sensation in her limbs. Despite the challenges, she continued playing drums with modified techniques and therapy, and has since pursued music therapy as a field of study. Jyn also discussed receiving support from the drumming community, including a donation from Paiste Cymbal Company, and how the injury led her to prioritize safety and focus on teaching online. She discussed how the injury brought her closer to family in Kentucky and Nashville, and how she's been able to continue drumming despite the challenges, studying with Jim Riley who has helped her improve. Jyn mentioned writing an original song called "Metal Neck Mofo" inspired by her experience, which features the metal cage in the album cover, and she noted that she will always have the metal implant in her spine. She discussed her influences, including female drummers like Viola Smith and Sheila E, and her desire to bring drummers to the forefront of performances. Jyn also mentioned her work teaching drums to children with disabilities, noting significant improvements in their confidence and skills. She concluded by sharing her experience being featured on the cover of the book "Women Drummers: A History," written by Angela Smith, which compared her to a younger Viola Smith. Jyn shared her passion for drumming, discussing her family's vintage Ludwig drum collection and her personal 70s Black Panther kit. She explained how her father, a drummer and vintage collector, influenced her early interest in drums and taught her the 5-stroke roll from age three. Jyn also highlighted influential female drummers including Karen Carpenter, Sheila E, and Sydney Black Manson, Jyn also explained how they learned to play by listening to music on tapes and CDs, particularly influenced by their father's love for music.

Find us @ https://linkthttps://www.nakedfigsoap.comr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_shareThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out. Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!The hosts discussed audio issues from their previous episode and confirmed everything was working properly for the current recording. They introduced the podcast and provided contact and platform information. The main topic was the announcement that Twisted Sister has a new singer, with Sebastian Bach taking over the role. The hosts mentioned reaching out to Joey Cassata, the band's new drummer, to catch up and discuss his experience with the band. They also briefly mentioned receiving an Italian wine as a gift from friends.In this episode of Drumming Up Conversation, Justin, Andrea, and the kid discussed underrated bands that haven't received significant radio play. They each shared five bands they consider underrated, including Cake, Helmet, Tremonti, The Used, Saxon, Rathchild America, HIM, The Fix, King Diamond, Social Distortion, and The Violent Femmes. They also briefly discussed Courtney Love and Hole, as well as Symphony X. The conversation touched on various personal topics, including a Great Dane adoption, drumming performances, and health issues. The episode concluded with a discussion about celebrity deaths and the name Bruce.

Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_shareThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out. Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!Justin and Andrea discussed Ed K. singer of Live receiving a cease and desist letter regarding the use of the band name, which was a "big win" for True Live fans. They also talked about the death of actor Robert Duvall, noting his roles in The Godfather 1 & 2, Gone in 60 Seconds, and Apocalypse Now, as well as his professional tango dancing.The discussion focused on several cursed movies and their associated tragedies. The participants discussed the Omen, Poltergeist, The Crow, and an unfinished film called Atook, highlighting various on-set accidents, actor deaths, and other eerie occurrences. They noted connections between the Lee family and The Crow, as well as the curious fate of the Atook project, which was never made due to a string of unfortunate events involving its potential cast members.The discussion focused on the tragic and toxic conditions during the filming of "The Wizard of Oz," highlighting several accidents and health issues. Buddy Ebsen, the original Tin Man, was hospitalized after inhaling aluminum powder, while Jack Haley, his replacement, suffered an eye infection.They discussed the feud between Tippi Hedren and Alfred Hitchcock, where Hedren alleged severe sexual harassment, obsession, and professional sabotage. She detailed Hitchcock's controlling behavior, including forcing Hedren to shoot a traumatic scene in The Birds and preventing her from working with other directors. Drumming also mentioned that Hedren now runs a big cat sanctuary in California. The discussion primarily focused on Pat McAfee's career trajectory, including his upcoming role in the TV show Tulsa King and his successful transition from football to media. The conversation also touched on the success of other figures like Jake Paul and Gina Carano, emphasizing themes of self-making and perseverance despite online negativity. The hosts mentioned upcoming events, including a pouring event and a wrestling-themed gathering, and reflected on their own podcast's growth and improvement over time.

In this episode we are joined by the great Susan Gallagher! Please make sure to follow and subscribe to everything Susan Gallagher is up to:https://www.instagram.com/iamsusangallagherwww.imdb.me/susangallagherSusan Gallagher, known for her role as homeless Lynn in Cobra Kai shared her journey into the entertainment industry, influenced by her mother's career in radio and performance. She described her audition process for Cobra Kai, where she transformed her appearance to fit the character of Lynn, a homeless woman, and emphasized her intention to break out of typecasting by choosing roles that would showcase her versatility as an actress.Susan discussed her experiences with fan interactions and behind-the-scenes moments from the Karate Kid series. She shared how a spontaneous catcall line became popular among fans and led to fan art. Susan expressed appreciation for the series' success and the passionate fan base. She also reflected on memorable moments from filming, including the first episode where Johnny Lawrence performed a kick after 30 years. Drumming inquired about Susan's documentary "Beneath the Crown," but Susan did not provide details or a viewing location.Susan shared her experience of creating a documentary about Sylvia Hitchcock Carson, a former Miss Universe who lived in Florida. She described Sylvia's life, including her beauty, athleticism, and artistic talents, as well as her battle with cancer. Susan explained how she and filmmaker Lisa Mills captured Sylvia's story, which was completed posthumously. The discussion also touched on Susan's background in acting and producing, highlighting her passion for acting and her journey into producing to gain more control over her career.Susan discussed her recent success with her movie "My Mother the Madam," which was sold to Lifetime and aired in December. She expressed pride in her work and mentioned her collaboration with writer Colin Douglas on the project. Susan also shared her experiences working on Hallmark films, including "A Taste of Love" and the independent dark comedy "Mary Good Enough." She highlighted her role in "A Taste of Love" opposite Martin Cove and her work in "Mary Good Enough" with a talented cast.Susan and Drumming discussed actress Helen Bonham Carter, her roles in various films, and her upcoming appearance in the next season of "The White Lotus." Susan shared her experience of being in a scene for "Tulsa King" that was later cut but credited, expressing her interest in returning for a larger role. They also talked about survival shows like "Alone" and "Extracted," hosted by Sylvester Stallone, as a source of inspiration and entertainment. Susan discussed her experiences in the entertainment industry, highlighting how technology has transformed audition processes, making them more accessible but also more competitive. She shared insights into her upcoming projects, including a film in Fort Lauderdale and two indie films, and expressed her passion for working with talented filmmakers like Jim Cummings. Susan also emphasized the importance of support systems for aspiring actors and reflected on the evolving landscape of union and non-union commercial work in Florida.Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=99124593-05a2-451b-8447-ffa655f4ce6cThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedf

Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=99124593-05a2-451b-8447-ffa655f4ce6cThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out. ⁠                      Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!The hosts celebrated Justin's birthday he received several thoughtful gifts, including a signed Gene Hoglan drumstick from Matt and Chloe, a drum head from Ian and Daniele, and a Caduceus bottle from Karen and Brad. The group discussed their enjoyment of the Royal Rumble event, comparing it favorably to UFC matches due to its clear outcomes and exciting action. They reflected on Justin's birthday party that was particularly successful, with many guests enjoying themselves and forming connections. The conversation concluded with plans to organize future events and the development of a custom drumstick rack for their collection.They expressed interest in collaborating with brands like Prime Energy Drink, Jake Paul, and BlackRock Coffee, emphasizing the importance of aligning with sponsors that align with their audience's interests. The conversation also touched on personal updates, including a participant's recovery progress and recent activities.Influential Celebrities Who Impacted UsThe group discussed influential celebrities they had never met but whose work had impacted them. Drumming shared details about David Lynch, John Ritter, Neil Peart, David Bowie, Michael Landon, and Anthony Bourdain, highlighting their contributions to film, television, and music. They reflected on the personal lives and legacies of these figures, including their struggles, achievements, and untimely deaths. The conversation also touched on the cultural impact of these celebrities and their lasting influence on the group members.Patrick Swayze and Gene Kelly's ImpactThe group discussed the filmography and career of Patrick Swayze, including his roles in movies like "Ghost," "Point Break," and "Dirty Dancing." They also talked about Gene Kelly's contributions to cinema and his perfectionist work ethic. The conversation touched on Kelly's iconic dance sequences and his innovative use of technology in films like "Anchors Aweigh." The discussion concluded with a mention of Ralph Macchio's admiration for Kelly and his impact on dancers and filmmakers.Admired Figures and Their LegaciesThe group discussed several notable figures they admired, including Gene Kelly, Robin Williams, Val Kilmer, and Catherine O'Hara, highlighting their impact through movies, performances, and personal stories. They shared memories of Robin Williams' tragic passing and the loss of chefs like Carl Ruiz, while also discussing the influence of Pope John Paul II and Ronald Reagan. The conversation included connections to current events, such as Helena Bonham Carter's upcoming role in "The White Lotus" and Alexander Ludwig's country music career.

The hosts of "Drumming Up Conversation" discussed horror movies from each decade, sharing their favorite must-watch films. They explored various genres, including classic slasher films, psychological thrillers, and horror comedies. The conversation touched on iconic movies like "The Exorcist," "Poltergeist," and "American Psycho." The hosts also shared personal experiences with horror movies and discussed the impact of modern technology on the genre. Throughout the episode, they emphasized the importance of storytelling and creativity in horror films. The hosts concluded by discussing potential future projects, including a hypothetical horror-comedy film set in the American South.Find us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=99124593-05a2-451b-8447-ffa655f4ce6cThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out.&nbsp;Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!Store Hopping and Trading AdventuresThey talk about spending Saturday visiting various stores, including Bikini Beans, Terror Trader, Zia, Spookies, and Goosey's. They discussed their experiences at each location, including recording video at Spookies and finding unique items like Hulk Hogan beer and a Shane Falco jersey. Despite waiting for several hours at Zia to trade in items.Horror Movies Through the DecadesThe crew discussed horror movies from different decades, with everyone sharing their picks for each era. They agreed on several key films, including The Exorcist and Suspiria for the 1970s, Poltergeist for the 1980s, and The Original Scream for the 1990s. For the 2000s, they both highlighted The Strangers and Dexter as notable entries. They also discussed the decline of horror movies after the 1990s, attributing it to the rise of CGI and less creative storytelling.Decades of Horror MoviesThe group discussed horror movies from different decades, with particular focus on 80s classics like Gremlins, Amityville Horror, and The Shining. They also explored 90s films including The Devil's Advocate, Constantine, and Tremors, noting that a new Tremors series was in development. The discussion concluded with 2000s movies including American Psycho.Horror Movies and TV DiscussionThe group discussed various horror movies and TV series, including "Teeth," "Rubber," and "Chucky." They talked about the success of "Wednesday" and "School Spirits," noting that some shows require patience before becoming engaging. The conversation also touched on the historical accuracy of the series "Spartacus" and the real-life inspiration behind the movie "Texas Chainsaw Massacre." They briefly mentioned the Keddie cabin murders as a basis for the film "The Strangers."Horror Comedy Movie AnalysisThe group discussed horror comedies and specific movies, including "The Cabin in the Woods," "Little Miss Sunshine," and " Legend." They highlighted the performances and dynamics in these films, with Tim Curry's range and Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix's chemistry in "Signs" being praised. They also touched on the "Twilight" series, noting its potential but criticizing its execution, particularly the actors' performances. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acas

Jason Returns! Jason, owner of Terror Trader, the year round horror store located in Chandler AZ. We talk about his photography and military background, what happened with the Rawhide event, upcoming events and more! He also gives us the dates and location for this years Gathering Of The Ghouls event before they are officially announced! We also talk a lot of horror including picking 1 horror movie from 1970 till current that is a much watch for all horror fans. Make sure to check out everything they are up to with the website link below:https://terrortrader.comFind us @ https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversation?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=99124593-05a2-451b-8447-ffa655f4ce6cThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing&nbsp;Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we are joined by our "tattoo guy" and friend Paul Voorhees, owner of Voorhees Arts in Queen Creek Arizona. We talk about how his business has been, his mental health, and his recent move from his childhood home. We also discuss using video games, and collecting as coping mechanisms to combat depression and anxiety. Make sure to follow him on his socials with the links below:https://www.facebook.com/paul.voorheeshttps://www.facebook.com/voorheesartshttps://www.instagram.com/voorheesartshttps://www.tiktok.com/@voorheesartsFind us @https://linktr.ee/drummingupconversationThis episode is sponsored by Naked Fig Soap visit the website @ https://www.nakedfigsoap.com and enter code DRUMMINGUP for 20% off at check out.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Podcast Art by Paul Voorhees @ Voorhees Arts. Find him on Facebook at Facebook.com/Voorheesarts and on Instagram @ VoorheesartsShow email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @ Drummingupconversation and on Twitter or X @ Drumconversing&nbsp;Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify @https://open.spotify.com/artist/4zFRZRTQZrWGQWsjI7ixHM?si=K4vuar_5QHmca1KE8rNVEQ or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.