Music Episodes

Kevin "The Soul Assassin" Ross returns to the show to discuss mental health and why it has become so important to focus on over the past couple of years more than ever. Kevin Ross is an American retired Muay Thai fighter and former professional mixed martial artist. He is also a former Bellator Kickboxing Featherweight champion. He held the Super light weight WBC International championship Title, the Welterweight WBC USA National championship Title, the FIDAM Welterweight championship of Mexico ...

Left Of The Slash, is an alt-rock band based in Los Angeles, California. Created by band member, Stephen Reid Nemeroff in his hometown of New York City in 2005. The bands riffs and melodies are inspired by a range of subgenres including, Psychedelic rock, blues, Indie-rock, Punk and Grunge. Their style of music is influenced by Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Sonic Youth, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, TOOL, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Pixies, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and many more. Their debut LP, WON, is ...

Welcome to 2022. The Wolf gathered a list of facts that seem a bit strange and asks the Shepherd whether or not he thinks the facts are true or not.

Bill Small is a Business Coach, Mindfulness Teacher, Singer, Songwriter, Entrepreneur, and Dad who has been coaching people for 20+ years. It’s the only thing he enjoys as much as playing music. In 2008 he coached for a couple of authors from “The Secret,” Bob Doyle and Joe Vitale, and always had the most fun coaching people inside their businesses. Find out more about Bill at his website, https://www.artistmind.co/

Festival Pass is the world's first live events subscription service across music, film, food & wine, theater, tech & innovation and more. Enjoy thousands of events locally and globally for one monthly fee. Visit https://www.thewolfandtheshepherd.com/festivalpass for a signup bonus. FestivalPass.com is a story about community and creating experiences that change you. We as humans need connection - it’s in our DNA, as strong a need as food, water and warmth. The team at festivalPass, that sp...

Jodi Krangle is someone you might not have heard of, but you certainly have heard her! Jodi Krangle began her voiceover journey with singing since around the time she started talking. Through gaming (Dungeons and Dragons, to be exact), she was introduced to “Filk” music—the music that’s played at science fiction/fantasy conventions. In 1994, along with two friends from the fandom world, she formed an acoustic band called Urban Tapestry which headlined at music conventions in Canada, the U.S.,...

Mary Spio is a deep space engineer, tech innovator and entrepreneur. She is the CEO and founder of CEEK Virtual Reality. Spio was raised in Ghana. She had her secondary school education at Holy Child High School in Cape Coast. At the age of 16 years she moved to stay in Syracuse, New York in US. She attended Syracuse University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering in 1998. She later pursued a master's degree in electrical engineering and computer science fro...

Left Of The Slash, is an alt-rock band based in Los Angeles, California. Created by band member, Stephen Reid Nemeroff in his hometown of New York City in 2005. The bands riffs and melodies are inspired by a range of subgenres including, Psychedelic rock, blues, Indie-rock, Punk and Grunge. Their style of music is influenced by Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Sonic Youth, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, TOOL, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Pixies, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and many more. Their debut LP, WON, is ...

The Wolf And The Shepherd continue their discussion covering a wide variety of topics including the importance of sleep, doing nothing, why golf is the best sport to have on in the background, why riding a bicycle as an adult is preposterous, why Tesla drivers are lonely, the awkwardness of the happy birthday song, why the Dave Matthews Band is the worst band in the world, why Spotify playlists are better than buying songs one at a time, the invention of lighter lawnmowers so women can mow the g...

The Wolf And The Shepherd answer some submitted questions from a listener in England which lead to interesting discussions, such as the fact that Mackenzie Bezos is the Shepherd's hero, why Texas is the best state to live in and why people should stop moving to Texas, family vacations, the differences between anger and sadness, the infusion of money into food stamp accounts in Texas, micro-managing, why time zones are ridiculous, how the United States invented time, the Rodney King incident, rid...

The Wolf And The Shepherd received an email with a ton of questions about them from one listener. The Wolf didn't tell the Shepherd that this was the case. Yet, they decided to bite on the creepiness of the email and answer the tons of questions, and at the same time couldn't stay on topic. We find out how ridiculous British sports are as well, which is worth the price of admission. Also, we find out that our friends in India are suffering and the Wolf and the Shepherd express their concern. ...

The Wolf And The Shepherd sit down and discuss the song Fake Plastic Trees by Radiohead from their album The Bends. While discussing it, they talk about the length of CVS receipts, the early infancy of music piracy through Napster, recording songs off the radio, burning CDs, the movie Clueless, and whether or not gravity is real. We also discover that the Shepherd may or may not still owe money to Columbia House and BMG for CDs that he got when he was in high school.

The Wolf And The Shepherd discuss whether or not modern day rappers and hip hop artists are in fact the new philosophers due to the absence of Greek and Roman speakers on the street corners. Somehow they also get distracted and talk about milkshakes and face tattoos, but who is really surprised by that?

The Wolf fooled the The Shepherd into talking about inspirational lyrics from songs.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss another musical genre that the Shepherd has never heard of, Japanese Pop Music, or Jpop.

Kevin M. Brennan is an actor, writer, producer, and musician from Los Angeles, California best known for acting and producing in the 2012 film It's A Disaster, writing and acting in the CMT TV show Still The King. He has several videos on YouTube with his comedy troop The Vacationeers and he writes and produces music with his band The Irish Goodbye. He has 40 acting credits, 15 producer credits, 8 writers credits, and continues to actively write and produce various projects. Following a RTF d...

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the album "The Unforgettable Fire" from the Irish band U2, from the introduction of U2 to the English music scene and the transition of the band not only from the sounds they created but also from the religious undertones in the music to the political shift. The Wolf talks about his favorite songs from the album and the Shepherd learns more about how the Wolf cannot sing.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss different genres of music and discover an untapped market where music would flourish. Will gay Asian disco become the next great music genre?

The Wolf AND The Shepherd look back at the song "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M.

For more than 20 years, Chance has been writing and playing original music as well as entertaining people from all over the state of Texas with an eclectic blend of acoustic rock that spans genres from classic to alternative sounds. Originally from El Paso, Texas, Chance moved to North Texas where in late nineties he began recording and subsequently performing his songs live to audiences from all over the state. You can find him on all music platforms as well as see him weekly on his internet br...

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the English band "The Smiths" and how they not only influenced them but what has changed in modern music.