BREWtally Speaking Podcast

Host Jon Beatty interviews Canadian rock artist JJ Wilde in her green room before a show.

This episode features an interview with musician Stephen Christian, discussing his work with Anchor and Braille, their upcoming record, and his connection to the band Anberlin.

This episode features an interview with Nick Hexum of 311 about his new solo EP 'Full Memories' and his creative process for releasing 25 songs by 2025.

Host Jon Beatty interviews John James Ryan, saxophonist and vocalist of the band Keep Flying, eight years after their last conversation.

Jon interviews returning guest Ray Hawthorne about moving from North Kingsley into a solo project rooted in late-1990s and early-2000s emo, pop-punk, and screamo.

BREWtally Speaking Podcast host Jon interviews Stephen Keech, vocalist of Haste the Day, about the band’s new album Dissenter and its evolving identity in 2025 and 2026.

Travis Miguel of Atreyu and Fake Figures tells host Jon that the band's new album, "The End Is Not The End" (Spinefarm Records), was made with a producer rule against sampling drums and a deliberate move away from the polished metalcore sound.

Jon James Ryan of Keep Flying explains why he moved from tour managing to performing, saying the shift began with Henry's invitation at age 29 and sped up after the pandemic.

BREWtally Speaking Podcast host Jon interviews Elle Stanger, a Portland stripper, writer, certified sexuality educator, and co-runner of a 501c3 for adult-industry workers.

This episode features an interview with musician Jeff Tuttle, discussing his work with Shock Narcotic, his meticulous approach to music production, and the host's transition to a seasonal podcast format.

Host John interviews returning guest Chase Wilson from the metal band Ov Sulfur about their upcoming album 'Endless' and the emotional inspiration behind songs like 'Wither'.

Host John interviews returning guest Myke Terry about his work with bands Volumes and Fire From The Gods, including their new music, upcoming tours, and his experience with the Bury Your Dead reunion.

Host John interviews returning guest Josh Schroeder, a producer and owner of Random Awesome Studios, discussing his music career, local band Besieged, and topics related to deathcore and production.

Aaron Bruno discusses The Barbarians of California, his hardcore-rooted project formed after Eric's lockdown-era demos led to a new band.

Evan Seinfeld of Biohazard describes leaving the Hollywood Hills after divorce, bereavement, panic attacks, depression, and dissatisfaction despite having money and possessions.

This episode features an interview with Mike Cunniff, guitarist of Boston Manor, discussing their latest album Sundiver and its potential impact on the band's career.

Host John interviews Brandon Saller of Atreyu about their new album 'The Pranoia Sessions', which reimagines classic material and includes covers, exploring songwriting and creative processes.

This episode features an interview with John Cooper, the frontman of the bands Skillet and Fight The Fury, discussing his music career and personal updates around the Thanksgiving holiday.