Going Off Track

Rusty Pistachio from H2O came by to talk about his jewelry company Pnut, riding motorcycles with a Sex Pistol and why him and his friends look out for each other like family. After listening to the podcast check out H20's covers collection "Don't Forget Your Roots" for extra NYHC credibility.

Hot Water Music's bassist Jason Black and drummer George Rebelo stopped by Going Off Track to discuss the group's break-ups and reunions, what they do when they're not busy being punk rock's most proficient rhythm section and why they don't care what critics think.

Comedian, activist and Citizen Radio co-host Jamie Kilstein came by Going Off Track to discuss his disillusion with the comedy community, why he recently cancelled all of his public appearances and how his current situation mimics his childhood dread of being a WWF superstar. If you're a fan of intense and thoughtful debate that raises often unaddressed questions about sex and gender that affect all of us, you won't want to miss it.

On this week's Going Off Track Podcast, Cory Branan stopped by to talk about what it was like growing up in the South, his metal past and touring the U.S. in a rental car with his girlfriend in the peak of summer. Oh and if you haven't checked out his latest album "Mutt" yet, now is a good time to enjoy one of our favorite albums of the year.

Jim Shearer, host of VH1's Top Twenty Countdown stops by Going Off Track to regale us with his tales of getting on MTV2, love for music, and his history with Steven. If you ever wanted to know what it's like to be a VJ then this is the episode for you. We break that noise DOWN.

Singer/songwriter, Jonah Matranga, of Far and onelinedrawing, talks about playing the major label game for all it's worth, trying to write hit songs, and how he felt when he heard that his two greatest idols of all time, Eddie Vedder and Neil Young were sharing his bands' CD's with each other.