Dan and Josh welcome current Journey drummer, Deen Castronovo and his son Kyle to the show. We go in depth where Deen speaks about his time with Ozzy. He shares some amazing stories and nuggets that all Ozzy fans will love.

Dan and Josh examine all of the B sides released during Ozzy’s amazing career. Which songs deserve to make the album and which are better relegated to obscurity.

We will see you on the other side, Ozzy. Thank you for everything.

Dan and Josh are back and give a full review of the whole Back to the Beginning concert. Who stole the show, who didn’t live up to expectations and how did the God of Metal, Ozzy perform? Tune in and find out.

Josh and Ryan made the trip to Cleveland for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction. In this episode the guys have to wing it without Dan (who is busy with work). They give a first hand account of the entire weekend celebrating the solo career and Rock Hall Induction of our hero, Ozzy…

Dan and Josh give their first impression on Zakk Wylde’s latest Black Label Society song, The Gallows. Join along as they do a deep dive on the new bone crushing single.

Dan and Josh launch their latest series, Revelations. It’s where the listener becomes the focal point as they share their Ozzy stories, experiences and how much impact he has had on their life. Our first episode is with our main man, Ryan Beavers.

Dan and Josh celebrate their 50th episode by celebrating with our listeners. Our listeners come flying high again as we answer their burning questions. There are no more tears to cry as we are back to discuss all things Ozzy!!

Dan and Josh are joined by acclaimed historian, Martin Popoff to discuss all things 90s. Ozzy, Black Sabbath and Dio released 9 studio albums in the 90s and they rank and debate each one. Get out your old school flannel out and find out which album c…

Dan and Josh examine the last Black Sabbath album recorded by the original four, Never Say Die! One of their most divisive albums, they peel back the layers of the making of the record and do a song by song analysis. Johnny Blade wouldn’t be able sto…