All Over The Planet Podcast

We're effectively holding the A.I. barbarians at the gate for the moment, but you never know if and when they'll breach the AOtP wall.

Before ushering the show into a Perfect Albums Threefer, Nick Boor chronicles Vinyl Record Dude's journey to their new location in Scottsdale, AZ, including all the cool new and future events! www.vinylrecorddude.com www.DZPlive.com/events #funsanity #countdown #recordstoreday #indierecordstore

Singer/Songwriter/Rocker Mark Daly returns for his third visit to AOtP -- Sláinte! As he prepares for a Fall tour with The Darkness, Mark reminds us of what a prolific musician he remains, constantly and consistently cranking out new music and killer videos in between tours. He also updates us on finding the proper family life balance as his kids go back to school; expanding his audience via covering cross-genre songs; accepting and enjoying his side-role as a content creator; and much more!!!

As the Mega Freestyle continues ... Marty swaps spots with Cathy, as he, Jim and Eric expand on the Presidential Spotify playlist before taking a deep dive into how the once-mighty late night television landscape's current financial model cannot compete with streaming services and YouTube. The Team then provides some interesting suggestions for a host to turn around the plummeting fortunes.

A Freestyle so jam-packed we couldn't get the entire team in one virtual studio ... For Part One, join Cathy, Jim, and Eric as they offer the perpetually aggrieved keyboard warriors a healthier alternative to life, notably those intent on attacking American Eagle's "Great Jeans" ad campaign or Dean Cain's signing up to aid ICE. Also be sure to check out our apolitical review of President Trump's recently shared Spotify playlist.

The AOtP gang's all here to break down and shake down two more of Hollywood's recent entries into the Requel waters: Happy Gilmore 2 and King of the Hill. Which of them avoids the take down?

Does the Naked Gun "requel" deserve mentioning in the same sentence as the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker originals, or does it suffer as similar a fate as a Goodyear blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day? Find out on the latest episode of All Over the Place, where Team AOtP welcomes "Police Squad!" superfan and AOtP veteran Cathy Rankin as their newest co-host!!!

Pick up your microphone and bring your best (or most inebriated) voice to this week's Threefer! Team AOtP runs down favorite go-to songs and memorable karaoke experiences through the years, from inspiring singalongs to knowing what songs to prevent killing the crowd's mood.

All Over the Place kicks off Season Four with two heavy-hitters: Hollywood in Toto's award-winning Christian Toto plus a Threefer of non-Han Solo or Indiana Jones roles from one of Hollywood's greatest old-school everyman movie stars! We conclude the episode with a roundtable discussion of preserving vs. tarnishing the Solo, Jones (and Deckard) characters.

Atomik Train's Junior Bourcier cranks the volume on the band's upcoming self-titled debut album! With songs bursting with pure adrenaline and unstoppable energy, Junior relates how the band's mission to keep hard rock on the front lines also comes packed with messages of hope and inspiration. Throw in some nods to his and Atomik Train's AC/DC, Van Halen, Motley Crue, and Led Zeppelin influences, and you'll be appropriately amped and ready for the mosh pit when they hit your town!!!

AOtP combines two of our non-guest segments -- the Threefer and stream-of-consciousness Free for All -- to create a more current events-styled feature. Join us this week as we review Ozzy Osbourne's "Back to the Beginning" farewell party; pay tribute to Michael Madsen; recommend two recent Amazon Prime original features while exploring how and why streaming services continue to alter the movie theater experience; and briefly touch on President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" and, while definitely imperfect, how it stands to positively affect the landscape for We the People on both sides of the political aisle.

Before we drop the final two episodes of Season Three, take a journey back to the second ever AOtP episode, featuring Army Air Cavalry's Dan McClinton and filmmaker Kenn Christenson discussing their award-winning documentary "The Longest Month." Available on Amazon Prime and TUBI, you can also snag "The Longest Month" on Blu-Ray & DVD at DNGRPIG.com/shop.

If you've got a lady and you want her gone, we're all apologies. Give us one week till the man comes around with the girl U want. All Over the Place Threefer 54, highlighting our favorite album kick-offs +1 perfect way to close an album. Turn 'em up at your discretion.

David Starr joins AOtP from his Starr's Guitars shop in Cedaredge, CO, to give us the lowdown on his latest album, Must Be Blue, and how he's establishing himself as the music world's hottest and coolest "bluesicana" artist.   @DavidStarrMusic -- X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube www.davidstarrmusic.com www.starrguitars.com New album Must Be Blue available on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms.

In the lead-up to Father's Day, every decade from the past almost 70 years finds representation as Team AOtP runs down our favorite TV fathers +1 from the movies ... and a bonus "Worst Father Faceoff" between Clay Morrow and Arlo Givens.

In Theory guitarist/producer Mike Mostert brings his band's sinister swamp-groove to AOtP to talk guitars, bucket list collaborations, connecting with old friends on new songs, and their upcoming album featuring a healthy mixture of sacred and not-so-holy contributors.

While his band prepares to hit the States for dates with fellow 90s stalwarts Spacehog, EMF guitarist/producer Ian Dench fills us in on the differences on touring then and now; the enduring appeal of "Unbelievable" and how their new music resonates with fans; converting DJ-addicted teenagers with electrifying live shows; and EMF's geography-centric art of choosing songs to cover; and much more!

Dropping between Armed Forces and Memorials Days, we honor our military fighting forces with a rundown of our favorite war movies +1 iconic war flick scene.

Singer-songwriter and composer Steve Postell shares stories behind the recent release of his Walking through These Blues album; the mind-blowing eclecticism of the acts he saw coming of music-minded age in New York City; the equally impressive circle of musician friends he continues to play with for over 20 years in Los Angeles; and how a certain former love keeps finding her way back into his lyrics.

Veteran musician Jamie James brings AOTP the same rollicking energy and acerbic wit he put into his latest album, Straight Up, as he shares stories from his respective days hanging out and playing with Harry Dean Stanton and Dennis Quaid; his lifelong love affair with guitars; reaching a global audience from the comforts of his living room; and leaving behind the follies of youth for the septuagenarian blues.