The LA Lloyd Podcast

• 00:11 Drew hangs out with naked 75-year-old man in sauna
• 06:44 Paying tribute to the real most interesting man in the world Anthony Bourdain
• 12:11 Lisle asks the thought provoking question; Have you ever had suicidal thoughts?
• 18:18 Should you change your Social Media personality because it’s got too unreal and overwhelming
• 26:26 Drew’s day of reckoning: Purging email, weight and unnecessary things in his dally life
• 31:16 Kid’s art and Happy Father’s Day

Beaver Cool Aid Episode 21: Pharm Party
• 00:11 Lloyd goes to his daughter’s High School graduation unprepared
• 07:59 Lisle gets abandoned on a date at a Joe Bonamassa concert
• 15:32 Drew’s guide to small talk when you’ve got no game
• 21:29 Lloyd’s daughter explains “Pharm Party” which will make every parent cringe
• 27:36 KISS and Roseanne’s “End Of The Road” Farewell tour
• 35:05 The XXXL teddy…Men discussing lingerie

This Podcast features Myles Kennedy when he co-hosted the national radio show LA Lloyd Rock Countdown February 3, 2018 prior to the release of the album Year Of The Tiger.
Myles talks with LA Lloyd about:
Reinventing Alter Bridge while recording The Last Hero
Time management working within so many bands and projects
Working with "Elvis" Baskette
The one consistent thing always used in writing songs since the beginning
Releasing first-ever solo album
Getting the part in "Rock Star."

This interview is unedited and raw exactly as it was recorded April 16, 2018 backstage at The Tobin Center in San Antonio, TX immediately following an intense workout from Brent Smith.  It was pre-recorded to run Memorial Day weekend after the new album was to be released.  Normally, I will edit or clean up the interview due to background noise but Brent's honesty was so pure, I wanted you to hear it first-hand the same way I did.  After seeing their live show playing songs from the latest album "Attention Attention," Brent was at the top of his game with fellow bandmates Barry Kerch, Eric Bass and Zach Myers.  This interview also broke the record for most co-host appearances on my national syndicated radio show LA Lloyd Rock Countdown at 15 times.  It is a must-listen podcast for anyone who is a Shinedown fan, including myself who has been along for the ride since the first time I played "Fly From The Inside" on the radio 15 years ago in 2003.  Enjoy and thank you SHINEDOWN for the amazing songs!

The Beaver hits its first milestone of completing 20 Podcasts. In this episode, Lisle eats some bad cheese and explains why it’s OK to buy the meat at Wal-Mart with the yellow tags to save a couple bucks. A primate escapes at the San Antonio airport. Many call it a baboon, but in reality it’s a Rhesus Macaque. Lloyd makes a few jokes about the pronunciation of macaque, which leads into a discussion of why a good night DJ will eventually become a great morning personality on the radio. Finally, Drew, Lisle and Lloyd discuss the Royal Wedding and how the new Duchess puts the “sex” in Sussex. Interestingly, this leads us into a history lesson from Lisle and thought provoking conversation of why Meghan Markle is called “bi-racial” by the media in the U.K, while Obama is referred to as “Black” and “African American” in the US. Why so serious?

The Beaver returns after Drew has been traveling to Toronto where he attends a Blue Jays game and drinks so much he decides to leave in the 5th inning only to find out the next day he missed a no-hitter.  Later Drew’s travels take him to Los Angeles where he enjoys a few gummy edibles but loses one.  He traces his steps back to a taco stand and finds it on the floor.  Does he still eat it?  Lisle learns about middle school vaping from his 6th grade daughter.  Also, Lisle considers blogging about traveling as a career change but decides he doesn’t like to write.  How will Texas handle legal sports betting?  Lisle breaks it down.  A new Guns N Roses remastered Appetite For Destruction collection is available in June and we discuss “Box Sets For Dummies."  Finally, we pay tribute and say so long to one of our favorite restaurants as long time friend Chuck Stanley closes the CBQ Smokehouse.

Sevendust Lajon Witherspoon interview with LA Lloyd: Carolina Rebellion Special
 In this Podcast, we kick off May, “The World’s Loudest Month” in honor of the big Rock Festivals including Rock on the Range, Rocklahoma and this one for Carolina Rebellion.
Lajon Witherspoon, Sevendust vocalist, talks about the following in this episode:
His earliest memories as a singer in church
Relationship with the fans at the live shows
New record deal with Rise Records
New album “All I See Is War”
Working with Michael “Elvis” Baskette as producer and never leaving the house
The lead off track “Dirty”
How to balance family and touring
And finally the joy of playing the big Rock Festivals!

Mature audience 18+
Drew is on a mission to bring back a modern day monocle.  Lisle discusses the first ever penis/scrotum transplant.  Lloyd befriends a fan that was labeled “KISS guy” by Dave Grohl after he got on stage and jams the song Monkey Wrench with Foo Fighters in Austin.  Somehow Lisle, Lloyd and Drew reflect back to college and how great it was not having everything documented on Social Media.  Unfortunately, Lloyd’s photo was captured wearing leg bandanas.  Finally, the college memories continue discussing having fun with photos to see how far you could go and actually get them developed without getting the “censor” sticker.  We end the show with a segment called “penis top hat.”

In this episode, Lisle’s daughter attempts to make the perfect foil sphere that we discussed in Episode 16…is she secretly listening to Beaver Cool Aid?  Drew brings up Carrie Underwood’s plastic surgery which leads to Lloyd contemplating removing a mole his kids have teased him about.  Lisle explains why Austin doesn’t care too much about the San Antonio Spurs.  Is Lloyd jealous about a new American Idol mentor?  And finally, Lisle contemplates pulling off a white-collar crime for an easier way of life…IN PRISON.

Drew discovered how the Japanese pass their time hammering out aluminum foil into perfect spheres, shiny orbs if you will. Meanwhile, Lloyd passes his time at his daughter’s choir concert while being berated by one of the fellow parents. Lisle spends some time near the Alamo while the Final Four takes over San Antonio. Drew is a bit envious over Pat Sajak’s lifetime tenure as host of Wheel of Fortune. Lloyd watches another Broadway production and raves about Jesus Christ Superstar and segues into a s**tstorm of berating the Beach Boys and then literally ends the show with a real life s**tstorm that everyone can relate to.