Emerging rock singer Royale Lynn sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about her new song, "Sacrifice," working with Danny Worsnop on "Death Wish," transitioning from country to rock, the importance of talking about mental health in small towns and much more.

Viral singing telegram performer Joy Brooker sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things performing singing telegrams. They talk about mental health and how Joy keeps a positive mindset and how performing helps her mental health. She talks about surprising Simon Cowell on America's Got Talent, getting married and how important a supportive partner is, what her original music is like and much more. And yes, they talk about the costumes, how many of them she has and some of her favorites.

Jeris Johnson sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things "Dragonborn." They discuss the fun and authenticity of the album and some of the songs, the use of Viking and medieval themes and sounds, how Hollywood Undead inspired one of the songs and much more.

Mushroomhead drummer Steve "Skinny" Felton talks with Reggie Edwards about the band's new album- "Call The Devil" and what made them get even darker than normal. Having played the festival when it was under the 'Ink In The Clink' banner, Skinny talks about the growth of Inkcarceration Festival as well as what it's like to see the reemergence in popularity of rock and metal and much more.

The Funeral Portrait singer Lee Jennings sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about the band's Summer 2024 tour with Five Finger Death Punch, Marilyn Manson and Slaughter to Prevail. He also takes you inside Suffocate City and what's bigger and different for the band in 2024.

Paralandra singer Cassandra Carson sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things "Body Electric," their second album. Their first record was streamed over 5 million times, which is unheard of for a younger band. We get into that and so much more, including some of the festivals the band has played- the good and the really bad, the pressure of recording longtime live staple "Give Me a Reason" and much more.

Bryan Kuznitz of Fame on Fire sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things" The Death Card." Why did the band decide to do an album where every song is about tarot card, was it hard to do? All this and more.

A Killer's Confession singer Waylon Reavis sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things "Victim 1" and how deep the concept of the album really goes. It's a complex record and goes way down into the rabbit hole. They also talk pro wrestling and Waylon's experience in the wrestling ring, playing Gathering of the Juggalos and much more.