Kisstory Science Theatre

Lee sits down with his dad and talks KISS and a few other things that might get you to think about life in general. How does KISS relate? Crack one (and Lee meant a beer open) and listen to a perspective that comes from the outside looking in.

Des, Lee and Adam from KISStory Science Theatre are Cassius' special guests. Or is Cassius from Creatures of the Net KST's special guest? Either way it's the first ever in person KISS podcast crossover and everyone had a lot of fun.

We're back, bitches! Des and Adam were recently kickin' it oldschool celebrating Adam's (and Gene's) birthdays, and decided they'd better give a present to everyone else, too! Life gets in the way sometimes, but nothing can stop the rock!

Down on your knees! The KST gang take a look at the KISS album that ignored North America- KISS Killers!

It's time for a fireside chat with Lee, Des and Adam as they celebrate the summer season with the Super Summer Special! With KISS talk, questions from the listener mailbag, outtakes from previous episodes and a few choice live tracks the boys have been listening to lately for good measure, this is without a doubt KST's biggest podcast yet. Enjoy!

In this episode: Alex Van Cleef returns! The crew abandon the Fortress of Chaos for the summer splendour of the Fortress of Madness (Des' garage)! Unmasked is discussed and debated at great length! And everyone (except Alex, as that ain't his thing) gets quite intoxicated. Seriously. This one's a doozy.

Get your wallets out with Adam and Des as they look at what their ultimate special edition of each KISS album would look like.

Draw the battle lines,friends,it's time. KST sit down to discuss a strong contender for greatest KISS album of all time- Creatures of the Night.

Grab a bite with the KST boys as they ponder the legacy KISS will leave behind. Recorded the weekend before the Hall Of Fame ceremony.

Join the KST boys as they sit down to watch the 1994 long form video release KISS My Ass. None of the guys have seen it in many years, and all of the guys get more than a little rowdy. Check out our Vimeo page for the video version!

The promised part two of episode two is here, and it's chock full of fun! We wound up shooting the breeze with Andy for two and a half hours when we recorded, so obviously there was a lot we had to cut. That's why we've included a few bonus stories from him here- there was just so much good stuff! We also dive into the KST mailbag to answer a few burning questions from our friends out there. Wanna be part of episode three? Get in touch with us!

In another freeform Skype conversation, the KST boys are joined by Andrew Sgambati of Mr. Speed as they talk about the KISS tribute band scene, learn about what was going on behind the scenes of the KISS Coffeehouse and hear some surprising stories about Andy's encounters with the KISS family. The conversation was so much fun, we had to bump the mailbag and a couple of other surprises to a second part, coming very soon.

In a somewhat sequel to the recent X-Treme Close Up review, Des and Adam take a look at possibly the sleaziest video KISS ever released: KISS Konfidential.

Happy anniversary, everyone! Lee, Des and Adam discuss the album that started it all, and KISS' first forays into the world of a touring entity. Also, Adam attempts to keep Des and Lee from coming to blows over some surprising opinions.

Adam and Des get together for a meal and a few drinks, and reflect on KISS' 40th year.

Adam,Des & Lee Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Animalize with a Roundtable and Commentary on the classic Home Video "Live Uncensored"!

Des and Adam stumble down the rabbit hole while discussing KISS' 1992 video release.

It's that time again... Adam and Des face off in a one on one trivia battle as they race to the bottom of the bottle to see who will be the bleary eyed victor. Everyone stay safe out there- if you're playing along, please make sure you're not driving.

The KST boys turn (and sometimes roll) their eyes towards 1988's compilation album Smashes, Thrashes & Hits.

Adam and Des take a somewhat wobbly look at the official music video oeuvre of KISS.