Scotty And Rico Make A Podcast

Scotty and Rico may know nothing but that won't stop them from talking Game of Thrones. The two break down all the great, and not so great, moments from the HBO show.

Rico shares details about one of the greatest concerts and Scotty tries not to show how jealous he is. 

Scotty interviews Jeremy Scott, guitarist of The Seraphonics.   

Scotty and Rico meet with the members of The Seraphonics to discuss their upcoming album, Dark Horizon Line. This is part 1 of the interview and includes an unplugged version of Faithfully. The group discusses their influences and strategies that went into making the album.

Scotty and Rico meet with the members of The Seraphonics to discuss their upcoming album, Dark Horizon Line. This is part 2 of the interview and includes the song, Daedalus. The group continues the discussion of strategies that went into making the album.

Scotty shares his opinion on the Honduran migrants; Rico explains how treating people poorly will only radicalize them; special guests Linda Harris and James Letts join to discuss current events. Music by James Letts of Enslave the Robots  

Scotty defends the Defenders, Rico appreciates Marvel's ability to make a good movie, and the guys discuss the most recent Marvel movies and shows. Plus, the song The Way by RYFT! http://www.reverbnation.com/ryft

Scotty relives his childhood Saturday morning cartoon ritual, Rico admonishes Scotty for not knowing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the two try to unravel a Rick and Morty fan theory that may be true. Plus, the song Stop Light by Sweatpants in Public! https://www.sweatpantsinpublicmusic.com/

Scotty wants to create a dating game for bands, Rico tells bands to support each other, and Jodi and Justin of Garage to Nowhere talk about how they create a family for all South Florida artists. Music at the end of the podcast by Killed by Florida - Ruling Class Holocaust Garage to Nowhere are promoters and photographers helping South Florida musicians get gigs and network Killed by Florida is a Palm Beach Florida old school hardcore punk band rockin' local venues for over 9 years. 

Scotty and Rico invite the first band to their Unit 6 Studios and sit down with Kelly and Hank of K&H and their friend, Brittany, of It's Brittany Bitch. The five talk music, shows, and band history. This episode has music from K&H, Hank, and Brittany. Look for more studio sessions to come!

Feline listening to a podcast about pets? This pawcast is for you! Scotty gushes about his new puppy, Rico explains the best ways to train your pet, and more pet talk.  Music at the end by Full Throttle, a cover band Scotty was in. Pride and Joy (Stevie Ray Vaughan cover). Members are: Philip Culver - Vocals "Bad" Bill Tulko - Guitar Scotty Gold - Bass Glenn Palacino - Drums

Scotty recounts many great horror movies he's not too afraid to watch, Rico is not phased by gory movies, and special guest Maddie Davis will outlive all of us in a horror movie situation. Music at the end of the podcast by Swearwolf. You can find Swearwolf not only during a full moon but these online locations: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/therealswearwolf Instagram - #therealswearwolf666 Check Facebook for upcoming shows and details

Scotty is grossed out by monsters eating humans. Rico explains how anime makes us better people. Special guest Connie lists some of the best anime to watch. Music at the end of the podcast by The Coven. The Coven - Check out their webpage for upcoming shows and their EP release The Coven is an all-goddess power trio committed to raw punk and refined musical beauty, anything to summon those we need for what we need. The Coven is here to bring justice to the world with peace and heavy music!

Scotty differentiates facts and opinions. Rico tries to revive critical thinking. The C*** Monsters take you on a magical journey with their song, Ice Man Comet, a song about partying with intergalactic neanderthals after a hard days slugfest battling evil overlords. The C*** MOnSteRs are an ancient, magical, but evolutionary dead-end species with a penchant for jams, jellies, python-leather everything, tea-time sing songs, and kittens in space. They invite everyone to join their rock gang in their quest for rock-hard harmonies and all-around kick-assery. thecmonsters.com - Homepage (download songs, check tour dates) www.facebook.com/thecmonsters - Facebook Next show: July 14th (Saturday) at Artserve Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale

Scotty shares quotes by angry Americans, Rico talks about children separated by their families and how horrifying it can be, and Ann Coulter is a horrible person. Music at the end: Save the Whale - Move Along

Roll for initiative! Scotty talks about the joys of role playing.  Matthew explains why Pathfinder is superior to Dungeons and Dragons.  Rico is off touring the world.   This episode explores role playing games.  A special guest, Matthew Anthony, fills in while Rico is away. Music by Dirty Sonic - Burn it Down

Scotty and Rico talk music videos, how Youtube is the new Mtv, and what videos you've never seen but you should.   Music at the end of the podcast by Dirty Sonic.

Scotty tries to figure out what are the best songs to play in a cover band. Rico looks back at show experiences.  An interview with musician and bar owner Greg Watts details how bands can get booked. Music at the end of the podcast by Space Coast Ghosts - So Stoned Sandwich Greg Watts is the owner of Piper's Sports Bar, a venue for original and cover bands.   Space Coast Ghosts is a punk rock - raggae - hiphop band from South Florida.  You can find their music on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio or any place you find music.  Watch their music video 5Lb Blunt on YouTube.  Check their Facebook page for tour dates.

Scotty talks about his bloody nose and Rico explains about the healing powers of running. Special guest, Dr. Marney Goldstein prescribes a healthy dose of exercise.  Music at the end by Butch and the Fat Doobs. Dr. Marney Goldstein is a gastroenterologist and doctor of internal medicine. Butch and the Fat Doobs are a killer band from South Florida.  Check out their music here: Fear and Propaganda

Topic: Superheroes.  Scotty explains why the new Superman movies are garbage, Rico details how comics relate to our everyday lives, and our good friend, Brett Lockwood, justifies why Legion is a must watch show. Plus more! Brett Lockwood is an experienced artist and animator and you can view his work at http://www.brettlockwood.com. New song by Scotty's band, Dirty Sonic: I.C.U. (at the end of the show)