Daniel Dekay jumps on the podcast to debate Destroyer by Kiss with Danko. This is a track by track rundown of Kiss’ most popular album. Someone likes this album, the other one not so much. FYI, Daniel loves it. #TeamPaul

Neal Brothers potato chips are the best chips in the world. Peter Neal, one half of Neal Brothers foods, jumps on the podcast to talk about their incredible potato chips, tortilla chips, their mayonnaise, their cannabis edibles, Chef Vikram Vij,

Damian and Nick drop by to chit chat. This is Part 2 of a Black Coffee Brigade summit that started on Nick Flanagan’s Nick Flanagan Weakly podcast.

The story of Ensign Broderick reads like a Hollywood music docu-drama. After decades of keeping his music from the world, Broderick released 5 albums last year on Six Shooter Records. His new album, Blood Myth, came out this April. Danko … Continued

Devin Townsend returned to the podcast while Danko was at the Namm show in Los Angeles this past January to talk about attending Namm, Mutation, The Wildhearts, Chris Jericho and Tiffany. His brilliant new album, Empath, is out now.

Danko features 9 new exciting RNR bands playing out there today. There needs to be a cohesive Rock N’ Roll scene and this episode is an attempt. Bands spotlighted – Prima Donna, Telephone Lovers, Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons, … Continued

Damon Johnson talked to Danko at the Namm show this past January to talk about his new solo album, Memoirs Of An Uprising. Talk turned to Black Star Riders, Ricky Warwick, Agnostic Front, Tony Higbee, Nick Raskulinecz, and embarking on … Continued

Billy Rowe, guitarist of L.A. rock legends, Jetboy, jumps on the podcast to talk to Danko about Jetboy’s new album, Born To Fly. Talk also turns to Billy’s other occupation as master guitar maker and founder of Rock N Roll … Continued

Danko caught up with Ernie C, guitarist of Body Count, while out in Los Angeles this past January to talk about Body Count, Perry Farrell, Sly Stone, Don Knotts, being an only child and producing Black Sabbath.

Danko reviews 2018 with a top ten album list, notable moments, notable podcasts, books etc. There’s also a preview of the new Danko Jones album, due out this April 2019.