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Codefendants join Chasta and Baby Huey at Aftershock for a wild conversation covering Fat Wreck Chords, Bay Area skate culture, touring, Fat Mike, the Punk Rock Museum and the interconnected world of punk rock. The band also gets surprisingly vulnerable discussing what music means to them — from finding a way to express emotions to using music as therapy and experiencing the surreal moment when something you created becomes meaningful to someone else. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oleander is back — and Thomas Flowers is loving every minute of it. At Aftershock, Thomas talks about the band's Sacramento roots, their early years of nonstop touring, taking a much-needed break, and rediscovering the fun that made them want to be a band in the first place. He also discusses adapting to the modern music business, balancing Oleander with a day job, the possibility of making music full-time again, legendary San Francisco venues, and why the band is approaching the future on their own terms. Plus, Thomas gets sentimental talking about experiencing live music from the crowd with his kids. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Filter frontman Richard Patrick joins Chasta and Baby Huey of 107.7 The Bone at Aftershock Festival for an honest conversation about sobriety, ’90s nostalgia, Nine Inch Nails, Filter’s future and his new project, A Place to Kill. Patrick celebrates 24 years of continuous sobriety and explains why being open about his addiction and recovery is important to him. He also looks back at the changing music industry, from the freedom and excess of the ’90s to Napster, streaming and the digital era. Patrick reveals that Filter has a new album coming in 2027 and talks about A Place to Kill, his industrial trap-metal project with Jim LeVau. Plus, he reflects on leaving Nine Inch Nails, betting on himself at 25 and ultimately creating a career that continues decades later. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Holy Watr joins Chasta and Baby Huey of 107.7 The Bone at Aftershock Festival for a conversation about music, creativity, authenticity and the band's rapidly growing momentum. The band talks about releasing three full-length albums in just three years, their collaborative songwriting process, building a distinct visual identity, and why authenticity is at the center of everything they create. They also share stories from their first European tour, including their favorite shows, the incredible hospitality overseas, and one particularly memorable post-show swim in Zurich. Plus, Holy Watr gets into fashion and confidence before answering our signature Almost Famous question: What do you love about music? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Chasta & Huey recapped their busy weekend covering the 2026 Aftershock Festival at Discovery Park in Sacramento. Connect with Chasta & Huey: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/chastaandhuey Email: [email protected] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChastaAndHuey Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chasta-huey/id1877969787 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2kdozplGAWNhd6zehEBzW5 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/chastaandhuey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chastaandhuey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chastaandhuey TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chastaandhuey X: https://x.com/chastaandhuey Thank you for the support. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey go backstage at Aftershock Festival to catch up with CKY drummer Jess Margera for a conversation spanning CKY’s legendary history, Jackass, Bam Margera, MTV, skate culture and the changing music industry. Jess looks back at the early days of CKY, when the band was gaining exposure through skate videos, MTV and Jackass before YouTube and social media changed the way artists became famous. He shares stories about the Margera family, Viva La Bam, his parents’ enduring connection with fans and why that chaotic era now feels like a simpler time. Jess also gives an update on Bam, talks about his return to skating, and explains why music needs humanity — especially in an era of AI-generated music. Plus, Jess discusses CKY’s upcoming shows, new music and the lasting impact of “96 Quite Bitter Beings.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey go backstage at Aftershock Festival to talk with Highly Suspect frontman Johnny Stevens about music, life, songwriting and what comes next for the band. Johnny opens up about how difficult experiences fuel his creativity, why he needs to have something real to say before making an album, and how music serves as his personal catharsis. He also talks about the nerves and impostor syndrome that come with playing a festival, Highly Suspect’s refusal to stay inside one genre, and his love of everything from blues and reggae to rap. Johnny also shares his thoughts on AI and why he believes artists who continue creating authentically without it could become more valuable. Plus, he teases the possibility of a new Highly Suspect album and answers one of the most revealing questions of the interview: What do you love about music? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Stone Temple Pilots guitarist Dean DeLeo backstage at Aftershock Festival. Dean reflects on STP’s incredible legacy, the resurgence of ’90s music, seeing three generations of fans in the crowd, and how he keeps the band’s classic songs evolving onstage. He also talks candidly about vocalist Jeff Gutt and why having the right person in the band has brought him an immeasurable sense of “peace of mind.” Plus, Dean discusses his new project One More Satellite, collaborating with Pete Shoulder, what’s coming next, and the surprising revelation that a third project is already in the works. And Dean gets reflective about the deeper meaning of music and what it has given him throughout his life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Pepper Keenan and Woody Weatherman of Corrosion of Conformity backstage at Aftershock to discuss the band’s new double album and the back-to-basics approach that made it one of the most enjoyable records they’ve created together. Pepper and Woody explain how they avoided writing by committee, drank some beers, wrote riffs and simply made a record they would want to listen to themselves. The conversation takes a supernatural turn as Pepper recalls the bizarre moment surrounding Dimebag Darrell’s death and another recent experience in Berlin involving Type O Negative’s “Bloody Kisses” and a clock that seemingly began moving on its own. COC also look back on Pepper’s unforgettable performance with Metallica and Gary Rossington at the Fillmore and tease a mysterious remix, upcoming covers, live recordings and several other projects planned for 2027. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Mike Hranica of The Devil Wears Prada backstage at Aftershock to discuss the band’s new album “Flowers,” nearly two decades of evolution and watching metalcore become a major part of the modern rock landscape. Mike admits The Devil Wears Prada never expected the band to become a career when they were starting out — they were simply having fun and expressing themselves. He also reflects on the changing of the guard from an earlier generation of rock toward metalcore and discusses how bands including Bring Me The Horizon, A Day To Remember, Architects and Spiritbox have helped create a different landscape for heavy music. Plus, Mike talks about life on the road, his love of jazz, his earliest metal influences and what music continues to mean to him. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Briton Bond and Cody Quistad of Wage War backstage at Aftershock to talk about their new album “Landfall” and the band’s ambitious decision to release roughly 17 songs in one year. Wage War discusses the resurgence of metalcore and hardcore, why they believe fans are becoming interested in full albums again and why “Sweet Dreams” is a great introduction to everything the band does. They also explain why riffs will always come first, how early ’90s Metallica and Pantera have become sources of inspiration and why Wage War would rather develop its own sound than follow popular trends. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Sleeping With Sirens backstage at Aftershock for a nostalgic look back at the band’s early days, including using MySpace to personally reach thousands of potential fans and even spending part of that era sleeping in a Subaru. Kellin Quinn also discusses how revisiting older Sleeping With Sirens songs can feel like opening an old journal, why he still writes directly from his own experiences and how the band went back to basics for its latest record by writing together in a room without outside help. Plus, the guys explain why their focus remains on the fans who come to the shows and sing along rather than analytics, industry expectations or chasing radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Nekrogoblikon backstage at Aftershock to talk about the band’s unlikely journey from a small joke project formed in Palo Alto to a unique force in the metal world. The band reflects on the John Goblikon video that helped them go viral and land festival appearances before they had even toured, while breaking down the wide range of influences behind their self-described “goblin metal” sound. They also discuss their collaboration with Reel Big Fish, surprising musical favorites, the importance of developing a recognizable identity and why making music with friends and connecting with the music community still drives them today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasta and Baby Huey sit down with Alissa White-Gluz of Blue Medusa backstage at Aftershock to discuss why the new band has become her number-one creative priority and why she views this chapter not as starting over, but as taking everything she’s learned throughout her career and putting it into something she truly believes in. Alissa also talks about balancing Blue Medusa with DragonForce, building a new project from the ground up, maintaining a close relationship with her fans and her dedication to health and fitness. Plus, she discusses Doyle, the enduring legacy of the Misfits, her activism with Sea Shepherd and what’s ahead for Blue Medusa as the band prepares for European festivals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

hasta and Baby Huey sit down with P.O.D. backstage at Aftershock to talk about the band’s resurgence after more than three decades, their new song “Outbreak” and what fans can expect from their upcoming record. The conversation goes deeper as P.O.D. discusses mental health, faith and the importance of men supporting one another through difficult times. They also reveal a collaboration with Walter Schreifels of Quicksand on the upcoming song “Into the Light” and look back on the late ’90s and early 2000s, when fans calling into MTV’s TRL helped introduce P.O.D. to a massive new audience. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.