Eddie Jason & Chris: Interviews and Current Events

This week, Sequin continues the Portugal Invasion and new EJC Correspondent David from Australia drops everything and violently crashes the show into a McDonalds.

Kevin Lyman is the Loren Micheals of punk rock, Best Youth raid EJC via the Portugal Invasion, and horror movie director Chris Sun Skypes with David from Australia.

This week, EJC welcomes ReverbNation Artist of the Month, Vanilla Sugar and from the Thomas Nicholas Band, Thomas Ian Nicholas! Vanilla Sugar touts its self as an all female-fronted band with the mission of spreading their music across the world by doing multiple tours, expanding their fan base, and eventually getting signed to a label. Listen in as they talk about what their experience in the music industry has been so far, where they're headed and more.  Then, Thomas Ian Nicolas calls in to promote his upcoming CD release party, Cinco De Drinko at the Whisky a Go Go in LA! Get your tickets now here. Plus, the Fyre Festival firestorm, Chris contaminates the Chex Mix, Eddie reviews The Circle, David from Australia goes on antidepressants, Jason confronts Eddie's anger issues, and do we allow Silicon Valley too much access to personal data? Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

A jam-packed EJC as Rozwell Kid drop the world premiere of "UHF on DVD" and Coast Modern call in from the road to say hello. Plus, Samantha Scarlette's final regular appearance on the show as she welcomes popular Tarot Reader, Tamar. First up, Rozwell Kid. With a heavy Weezer influence, this band gives and crunchy pop-alternative a fresh spin. Their new record, Precious Art,  drops this June. Listen in as lead man Jordan Hudkins talks about his influences, the new release, comedy and more. Then Samantha Scarlette joins EJC for her final regular spot before spinning off her own show (with Eddie) called Blackout. For her final appearence she brings on her segment's first guest, Tarot Reader Tamar. Finally, Coast Modern calls in from the road to talk about where they're currenty residing on their journey. These guys are going to be huge! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week on EJC, Samantha Scarlette welcomes popular New York Psychic, Jesse Bravo! Jesse Bravo claims to be the "premier psychic medium in NYC". He's been featured on ABC News, MTV, Associated Press and more. When he's not contacting the spirit world, he can be found making trades on Wall Street. Also, Chris gives up circular food for Lent, EJC exclusively interview Bill O'Reilly, David from Australia tries to get his own show on idobi Radio, ReverbNation submissions, Chris with the news and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week EJC have indie rockers Bedbugs and Samantha Scarlette welcomes author John S. Weiss to talk about the afterlife. First up, Bedbugs. One of those indie bands so cool they don't even have a band bio anywhere on the internet. But, that hasn't stopped them from touring and creating a large following. Look for their sophomore EP Glasshouse, out on 4/28. Then, Samantha Scarlette welcomes John S. Weiss to talk about his personal experience visiting the afterlife. He found that there’s a revolutionary biological science that makes the afterlife a “normal” reality and that quantum science is the root of everything. Plus, a Bill O'Reilly prank call, Sean Spicer calls in, David from Australia cleans up after Cyclone Debbie, The guys debate Syria and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

EJC welcome talented acoustic musician Lazarus Wilde and Samantha Scarlette brings on Joe Biggs, an InfoWars.com contributor. First, Lazarus Wilde calls in live via Skype. He's known for his unique approach to acoustic music, often layering vocals and bringing in haunting melodies. Wilde’s lyrics are underpinned by excellent guitar work throughout Breathe Now (pre-order). The record drops Friday, April 7th via Cardigan Records. Look for the exclusive premiere at idobi.com. Then, Samantha Scarlette welcomes popular contributor for Info Wars, Joe Biggs to talk about some of the issues the main stream media isn't covering and tons more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week, EJC broadcasts LIVE from Black Sky Brewery in Denver, CO! Featuring musical guest, Moonwalker and Samantha Scarlette welcomes Tana Hoy, the world's most foremost psychic. After the guys interview Slava, one of the talented brewers at Black Sky, they welcome a band that's just months old, Moonwalker. The band formed only three months ago, after Rob Crews (vocals) and Mark Neidhardt (guitarist) had just left their previous band, Reckless Serenade. Moonwalker premiered their single, "The Way of The Future", right here on idobi. Next up, Samantha Scarlette welcomes psychic Tana Hoy. He claims to have accurately predicted events like the Oklahoma City Bombing, solved a two-year cold case involving a double homicide and more. Plus, David from Australia is in the house and much more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week on Eddie Jason & Chris, Samantha Scarlette welcomes author Benjamin Zeller, author of Heaven’s Gate: America’s UFO Religion. Benjamin E. Zeller is a researcher and teacher of religion in America and a Heavin's Gate cult researcher. Twenty years ago this month, thirty-nine people in Rancho Santa Fe, California, committed mass suicides. According to Zeller's book description on Amazon, "this act was the culmination of over two decades of spiritual and social development for the members of Heaven’s Gate, a religious group focused on transcending humanity and the Earth, and seeking salvation in the literal heavens on board a UFO." But what does it all mean? EJC & Samantha get to the bottom of it. Also, Chris soundboard pranks IT support, Eddie's girlfriend Lauren recounts her stepsister getting sick everywhere in their bathroom and not cleaning up, David from Australia: In New York, Jen from Brooklyn, University of Arizona Encourages students to say "Ouch!", instead of debating when offended, and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week on Eddie Jason & Chris, author C.D. Lane discusses his new book and life after diagnosis with HIV and his battle against the disease and the stigma around it. Plus Samantha Scarlette welcomes John Davis, Secretary of the Flat Earth Society to discuss the flat Earth theory. First up, author C.D. Lane. In his honest and unfiltered story, he openly tells about the lifestyle choices that left him vulnerable to contracting HIV, and how he kept his status under wraps from his workmates and acquaintances, only exposing his secret to those he would potentially put at risk.  He puts a human face on the day-to-day struggle of living with HIV, as he fights to overcome new symptoms, and his ability to find love and a positive outlook amid the most challenging of circumstances. Listen in as EJC talk to Lane about his life's challenges and battling HIV. Then, Samantha Scarlette welcomes John Davis of the Flat Earth Society. According to their website, "The Flat Earth Society mans the guns against oppression of thought and the Globularist lies of a new age. Standing with reason we offer a home to those wayward thinkers that march bravely on with REASON and TRUTH in recognizing the TRUE shape of the Earth - Flat." Is Earth really flat? Find out! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

Another new EJC featuring indie duo TeamMate PLUS Samantha Scarlette welcomes Cori Convertito, PhD. She's the curator of the Key West Art and Historical Society and is an expert on the allegedly haunted, Robert The Doll. The show kicks off with another moral debate. This time, about a new app that allows users to pose with dead family members. Has this app gone too far? Then, indie rockers TeamMate join the show! Dani Buncher and Scott Simons have had a long road together as friends, partners and now a rising indie act you'll soon hear everywhere. Listen in as Buncher and Simons talk to EJC about what it was like to go from boyfriend/girlfriend to friends to music collaborators, what their live show is like and more. Then Samantha Scarlette welcomes Cori Convertito, PhD, curator of the Key West Art and Historical Society to talk about Robert The Doll. Supposedly, this doll is haunted and causes those who come in contact with the doll to have bad luck. Plus, Jason wears shorts in the winter, David from Australia–In LA,  Security Guard LaMar on his comedic career, Chris with the news and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week on EJC, indie artist Dave Joyce and Samantha Scarlette welcomes Michael M. Hughes to talk about spells being cast on President Trump.

It's another Eddie Jason & Chris, and this week Samantha Scarlette welcomes paranormal investigator Mitchel Whitington to talk about one of the most haunted spots in the United States, The Grove. After the guys play a round of Putin, Trump or Hitler, EJC and Samantha Scarlette welcome Mitchel Whitington to discuss The Grove! This historic property is in the old river port city of Jefferson, Texas. The house has been said to be one of the most haunted locations in the Texas, and Whitington lives there. Why does he live in such a haunted place? What has he seen? Find out and more. Also, Jason is drunk with power as he takes over the EJC soundboard, President Obama orders Chinese Food, David from Australia claims to have a picture of a demon, Chris with the week's headlines and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

This week on Eddie Jason & Chris,  Samantha Scarlette welcomes the legendary singer of Ratt, Stephen Pearcy and EJC catch up with viral metal rockers, The Anchor. Just before Linzey Rae and Corey from The Ancor call in, Eddie Jason & Chris do a quick Grammy's recap. Eddie was generally annoyed by the host James Corden, while Jason was mesmerized by Queen Beyonce. Things deteriorate quickly, but the guys are saved by The Anchor joining the show. The Anchor is a five-piece, female-fronted, metalcore band from Denver, Colorado. The Anchor and Linzey Rae have made a name for themselves since the viral explosion of their YouTube series, Metal Kitchen. In December 2016, The Anchor released their first full-length album, A World Ahead, which charted #7 on the metal iTunes charts. EJC are also from Denver, so the interview dives into Denver talk, how Linzey keeps her vocals warmed up, Metal Kitchen and more. Then, Samantha Scarlette welcomes Stephen Pearcy of Ratt! His band is known for such colossal hits as "Round and Round" and "You're in Love". EJC and Samantha talk to Pearcy about everything from his recent legal battles over the Ratt name, the past and current state of the music industry and more. Plus, Eddie gets in the doghouse over Valentine's Day, greeting card ideas from the corporate office, David from Australia introduces an EJC drinking game and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

It’s another EJC welcoming metal sluggers HAVOK, our ReverbNation Artist of the Month, The Upset Victory and Samantha Scarlette brings on her guest Tony Ortega, an expert on The Church of Scientology. Frist up, David Sanchez is the lead singer and a guitarist for thrash-metal band HAVOK. His band is getting ready for the big release of their next record, Conformicide, on March 10th via Century Media. HAVOK is about to embark on a huge tour with Suicidal Tendencies, Crowbar, and more. EJC and Sanchez talk about what it's like to gear up for a large tour, controversy surrounding a recent tour with Megadeath and more. Then, EJC are proud to present the RevebNation Artist of the Month: The Upset Victory! The Cincinnati-based group provides uptempo, high-energy alt pop with their latest single "The Weekend (Bad Habits)" being especially catchy. Stephen Campell from the band calls in to celebrate the ReverbNation title and catch up with EJC after not appearing on the show for several months. Next, Samantha Scarlette's series continues as she welcomes Tony Ortega, a journalist who was formerly the editor of The Village Voice. He's been covering the latest happenings with The Church of Scientology by reporting breaking developments in the Scientology world at his website. Listen in as he talks about why this group (or cult, some would say) is so feared (and hated), how it started and where it's going. Also, Eddie makes an Australian Postman Uncomfortable and Chris dishes the headlines. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.