Explore every episode of the podcast Anti-Heroes with Zach Blair
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| Why Bass? Feed Drop! The Brothers Blair celebrate the Rickenbacker Bass Guitar | 22 Oct 2026 | 00:57:15 | |
Why Ricks?- Donivan discusses WHY he plays Rickenbackers, the answer is Why Not? The discussion includes the person who's been there for his entire 4003 obsession , his brother Zach. They argue over the pronunciation of Rickenbackers, Celtic Frost and sometimes agree to discuss the topic at hand. Enjoy! Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of your guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks, and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Kingston Union- Your source for the original Wino. Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| Matt Freeman Infiltrates Anti-Heroes | 15 Oct 2026 | 01:09:02 | |
In the episode Donivan and Rancid's Matt Freeman delve into Matt's personal collection, the significance of signature basses, and the affordability of instruments for aspiring musicians. The discussion turns to why only badasses were born on April 23rd, they share humorous anecdotes about meeting musical icons and discuss the impact of Kathy Valentine and John Entwistle. Matt talks about the Bass Bunker, Rancid, playing a Rickenbacker in Charger and why you must watch what you say when meeting celebrities. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of your guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks, and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Kingston Union- Your source for the original Wino Mentioned in this episode: Jim Dunlop Why Bass? is brought to you by Jim Dunlop/MXR. Head to https://www.jimdunlop.com/ Schecter Guitars Why Bass? is sponsored by Schecter Guitars. Head over to Schecter for all your guitar needs. https://www.schecterguitars.com/ | |||
| JIM WARD-SPARTA-AT THE DRIVE IN | 24 Sep 2026 | 01:07:17 | |
Jim Ward shares insights into his musical journey, his collaboration with J. Robbins, and the unique Texas music scene that shaped his sound. Zach and Jim talk about how Jim's Texas roots influence his guitar style, recording approach, and band dynamics. The two also discuss Jim's genre defying career from being a founder of At The Drive-In to fronting SPARTA. The subtext of this episode is that Zach can't seem to stop interviewing Texas guitar players and he's ok with that. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars KINGSTON UNION- THEE PLACE FOR "THE WINO". THE ORIGINAL SKATE PUNK SHOE. Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| TEPPEI TERANISHI-THRICE | 10 Sep 2026 | 00:43:43 | |
Zach talks with Teppei Teranishi from Thrice! Teppei shares his journey of building his own guitars, the impact of technology on live performances, and his influences in jazz and rock guitar. Discover how his DIY approach and innovative gear choices shape his sound and creative process. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars KINGSTON UNION- THEE PLACE FOR "THE WINO". THE ORIGINAL SKATE PUNK SHOE. Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| J. ROBBINS-JAWBOX-BURNING AIRLINES-CHANNELS | 27 Aug 2026 | 00:58:34 | |
Zach finally gets to talk with J Robbins! J. shares insights into his guitar influences, creative process, and the importance of musical authenticity. Zach and J explore his unique approach to guitar tuning, his admiration for pioneering musicians, and the essence of punk as a broad, inclusive movement. They commiserate on the great Andy Kerr from NoMeansNo, the role of harmonic complexity on guitar and the power of self belief (don't we all need that?). Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars KINGSTON UNION- THEE PLACE FOR "THE WINO". THE ORIGINAL SKATE PUNK SHOE. Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| JOHN CONGLETON-PRODUCER-ENGINEER | 13 Aug 2026 | 00:54:55 | |
John and Zach reconnect over their shared musical history, discussing their experiences in the punk scene, the influences that shaped their guitar playing, and the evolution of Congleton's band, The Paper Chase. They explore the unique musical identity that comes from their Texas roots, the importance of artistic merit over gear, and the personal journeys that led them to where they are today. They discuss coming up together in the same scene, hanging out and playing guitar. The discussion highlights the hard work and dedication required in the music industry, as well as the emotional and personal aspects of being a musician. They discuss Johns journey from a touring musician to one of the most prolific, in-demand ,genre-defying producers today. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars KINGSTON UNION- THEE PLACE FOR "THE WINO". THE ORIGINAL SKATE PUNK SHOE. | |||
| COTTER PHINNEY-MEDIUM | 30 Jul 2026 | 00:47:50 | |
Zach talks to Cotter Phinney, the frontman of the band Medium. They explore the origins of Medium, the influences that shaped Cotter's musical journey, and the unique aesthetic of the band, including their theatrical performances. They delve into the lo-fi music scene, the egg punk genre, and the impact of various musical influences, including jazz fusion. Cotter tells us about meeting Chris Poland from Megadeth and how it influenced his guitar playing. Cotter shares his journey of musical discovery and the challenges of finding his unique sound. They get into the importance of gear is in shaping a musician's identity, as well as the excitement surrounding upcoming projects and releases from Cotter's band, Medium, and his record label, Psychic Reader. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars KINGSTON UNION- THEE PLACE FOR "THE WINO". THE ORIGINAL SKATE PUNK SHOE. Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| ORVILLE NEELEY III-SPIRITUAL CRAMP-OBN III | 16 Jul 2026 | 00:58:10 | |
Zach talks with one of his immediate-circle-besties, Orville Neeley III, as they explore their shared musical history, influences, and the evolution of Orville's career as a multi-instrumentalist. They discuss Orville's journey from Austin's vibrant music scene to joining the band Spiritual Cramp, touching on the dynamics of being in multiple bands and the creative process behind their music. The conversation also delves into gear talk, particularly focusing on Orville's Ovation guitar, and reflections on lost gear and future musical endeavors. They chat about all things OBN3!! From Bad Sports to Radioactivity to OBN3s to A GIANT DOG to Spiritual Cramp to...well you get it, just tune in!! This one is long overdue! Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| BROOKS HARLAN-BIG CRUNCH AMPLIFIERS-WAR ON WOMEN-JAWBOX-BURINING AIRLINES | 02 Jul 2026 | 00:44:45 | |
Zach talks with Brooks Harlan, a talented musician and amp builder, who shares his musical journey from El Paso to Baltimore. Brooks shares his background in music, the inception of Big Crunch Amplifiers and the formation of the band War On Women. He emphasizes the importance of quality sound in music production and his passion for creating custom amplifiers tailored to musicians needs. Zach and Brooks discuss the long-awaited release of this new record and his excitement for the upcoming shows, The two talk about his collaborations with Jay Robins where he shares his journey of joining Jawbox and the challenges and joys of playing with Burning Airlines. The two chat about the unique features of Brooks’ custom guitar and what and dream that experience has been. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| MARK RYAN AND JEFF BURKE-The Marked Men | 18 Jun 2026 | 00:45:35 | |
Zach sits down with close friends and fellow Texans, Mark Ryan and Jeff Burke, members of the influential punk band Marked Men. They discuss the band's legacy, their impact on the punk scene, and the vibrant music culture of Denton, Texas. The trio reflects on their musical journeys, collaborations, and the importance of instrumentation in their sound. They also touch on the prolific nature of their creativity and the various side projects that have emerged from their time in Marked Men. They delve into gear, specifically the wonders of Danelectro guitars and how important that instrument has been to them both on cultivating their sounds. influences, current. They share stories about the challenges of live performances, and the evolution of their sound over the years. The three touch on their studio experiences and the unique signature sounds they create, highlighting their passion for music and the camaraderie that comes with it. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| MIKE SCHLEIBAUM-DARKEST HOUR | 04 Jun 2026 | 01:16:42 | |
Zach sits down with Mike Schleibaum of the mighty DARKEST HOUR. They explore the evolution of metal music, guitar gear, band dynamics, and the philosophy of artistic influence. They share personal stories, technical insights, and reflections on legacy, collaboration, and the future of music. They discuss all things metal from Pantera to Gothenberg. My favorite two pull-quotes: 'PLAY BETTER' and 'FLOYD ROSE IS MY RELIGION'!! Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| NIKKI POST-IN LIEU | 21 May 2026 | 00:41:07 | |
Nikki shares her early relationship with music, how it developed her guitar playing and how she is approaching touring the new album Hooligan, from her band IN LIEU. The discussion moves to importance of genuine musical expression over social media trends, highlighting the significance of live performances and personal connections in building a fanbase. Zach and Nikki discuss the profound impact of live music, the significance of personal gear choices, and the journey of creating music. They delve into Nikki's first guitar, her current equipment, and the influences that shape her sound. The two touch on the challenges faced with gear mishaps and the excitement surrounding the release of the new album. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| DONIVAN BLAIR-TOADIES | 07 May 2026 | 00:50:48 | |
Today I embark on my first 2nd!! My brother stops by again to chew the fat and update us all on the exciting things happening in his world. We look at his musical journey, his exploration of bass tones, the evolution of the Toadies, and the influence of legendary producer Steve Albini. We discuss the significance of musical identity and the creative process behind the Toadies' new album, highlighting the intricate relationship between musicians and their craft. We also discuss our experiences in the music industry, including navigating band dynamics, recording, and the influence of Paul McCartney. We talk about Doni's new podcast Why Bass which explores the world of bass players and their unique position in rock n roll. He share's insights about his upcoming album and tour and great news.....unlike last time, we do not get into a fight about the age of a vintage bass. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop Get you music out there with Distrokid. 30% off here. Distrokid For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Ep sponsored by Kingston Union. Your go to for the original Wino shoe. Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| AL DI MEOLA | 23 Apr 2026 | 01:08:23 | |
For my first episode of the season I get the privilege of chatting with the guitar TITAN that is Al Di Meola! I still can't believe I got to meet the man much less interview him. Al reflects on the impact of COVID-19 on musicians, the importance of protest concerts, and his journey as a guitarist and composer. He discusses how the pandemic allowed him to delve deeper into his creative process, the unprecedented fear of not being able to tour again, and the significance of using music as a platform for social issues. Di Meola also shares insights into his evolution as a musician, emphasizing the shift from technical speed to the importance of composition and artistic expression. In this engaging conversation, Al Di Meola reflects on his journey as a musician, sharing insights from his early performances at Carnegie Hall to his evolution in musical style. He discusses the challenges modern guitarists face, the importance of legacy, and how music can serve as a powerful voice for change. Al also navigates personal relationships shaped by differing beliefs and shares his experiences with musical gear, revealing a deep connection to his craft. This episode was an absolute honor. Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Ep sponsored by Kingston Union. Your go to for the original Wino shoe. Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| Welcome to Season 8! | 16 Apr 2026 | 00:02:28 | |
Welcome to season 8, we have some exciting guests…Al Di MEOLA, John Congleton, Mike Sheinbaum from Darkest Hour and much more. First ep April 23rd! Our partners help make this show happen! Please give them a visit. Unleash the full force of you guitar and bass set up with our friends at Jim Dunlop. Jim Dunlop offers the absolute BEST in pedals, effects, picks and strings and more. Go to Jim Dunlop For 50 years, Schecter Guitars has pushed the limits of craftsmanship, innovation, and tone—building instruments trusted by players who demand more from their sound. This milestone celebrates a legacy forged on stages and in studios worldwide, while looking boldly ahead to the next era of performance-driven design. Have your mind blown here. Schecter Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| Special Announcement! Introducing Why Bass?!!! A new podcast with Donnie Blair | 25 Feb 2026 | 00:02:39 | |
Ruinous Media and The Anti-Heroes podcast would like to welcome Why Bass? Why Bass? Is a podcast that shifts the focus from a bass players history and curriculum vitae to that age old question - why would anyone want to play the bass guitar? Donivan Blair asks this question with bassist’s of all styles and ranges on each episode and allows the guest to tell the audience in their own words who inspired them, why they chose the instrument and their gear of choice. ‘Why Bass?’ Is hosted by Donivan Blair who does not understand why anyone needs more than four strings and has been obsessed with the bass guitar since 1985. He started the punk band Hagfish with brother Zach in 1991, left their hometown of Sherman, TX and never looked back. Touring the world with Only Crime and Armstrong led him to joining the Toadies in 2008. Donivan knows why he plays the bass but is curious to find out why others have decided to follow this particular yellow brick road. Please visit out sponsors Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| A Message From Zach | 11 Sep 2025 | 00:08:01 | |
Hello! Zach here with a wrap on season 7. I still can’t believe I’ve been able to sit down with friends, family and strangers and chat about the thing I love most.... guitars, gear and music! Music has benefitted my life in countless ways and you, the listeners, have supported me on this journey. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I also send this season off by re-introducing myself and letting you know where I stand outside of the music world. Thank you! Until next season! Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| DAN PHILLIPS-TRUE WIDOW | 04 Sep 2025 | 00:45:26 | |
Today Zach talks with Dan Phillips, guitarist, and singer of True Widow and previously Slow Ride. Zach and discuss their shared musical history and the evolution of their respective bands. They talk early influences, the creative process behind their music, and the significance of their collaborative experiences in Dallas. Dan highlights the importance of musical experimentation and the personal connections that has shaped his art. They discuss the nuances of musicianship, the formation of new bands, and the importance of finding one's unique voice in music. They celebrate the joy of imperfection in live performances, the future of True Widow, and the gear that defines Dan’s sound. This one is special as Dan is one of Zach’s oldest friends and a huge influence on him him and his career. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| DONNIE WALSH-GRUMPSTER | 21 Aug 2025 | 00:37:01 | |
Today’s guest is Donnie Walsh, bassist and singer of bay area punkers, Grumpster. Zach and Donnie discuss the origin of Grumpster and the musical influences that shaped their sound. They delve into the importance of community in music, share insights about their gear preferences, and reflect on the hard work that goes into being a touring musician. The two discuss the balance between the romanticized view of rock stardom and the gritty reality of life on the road, including the challenges of touring, chasing technology, and the joys of live performance. The two celebrate the camaraderie in their music community and the value in connecting with their audiences. Notable mention: this is the first episode Anti-Heroes recorded in a moving van! Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| JOE PRINCIPE-RISE AGAINST | 07 Aug 2025 | 00:54:42 | |
Today is another “family time” episode here at the ol’ Anti-Heroes podcast! My is guest is Joe Principe, bassist of Rise Against and formerly of 88 Fingers Louie. I’ve seen the world with this guy and have had countless adventures and played countless shows and recorded countless songs together! These episodes are always near and dear to me and I think you’ll hear that. I also had to pretend that I didn't know all the answers to my questions ahead of time! We talk about his early days discovering music and specifically punk rock and early influences. We get into how to find your own voice on your instrument and the constant pursuit of tone (which were both still doing) and much,much more! We also get to talk about our new album, Ricochet, which will be out August 15th! I’ve been meaning to have Joe on since the early days of this podcast and even though we basically live together we’ve never made it happen so this one is very special! RISE AGAINST Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| MIKE DELEON-SOULFLY-FLESH HOARDER-PHIL ANSELMO&THE ILLEGALS | 24 Jul 2025 | 00:54:36 | |
On this episode Zach interviews Mike DeLeon, a guitarist from Texas, known for his work with Phil Anselmo, Flesh Hoarder and Soulfly. Zach and Mike dig into the rich history of Texas metal, the influence of local musicians, and the importance of authenticity in their playing. Mike shares his gear choices, his experiences playing with legendary artists, and the significance of his Texas roots in shaping his musical identity. Their conversation shows the bond among Texas musicians and the collaborative spirit within the metal community. Phil Anselmo and the Illegals Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Better Help. Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| CLARK VOGLER, VADEN LEWIS-TOADIES | 10 Jul 2025 | 00:52:47 | |
On this episode, Zach speaks with Clark Vogler and Vaden Lewis from the Toadies. The three discuss band’s origin, their unique sound and they share their experience working with legendary producer Steve Albini. They delve to the band’s overall dynamic and the influence the Deep Elum scene had on them. Clark and Vaden dig into gear preferences and the and how they play a role in their songwriting. They talk guitar modifications, pedal boards, and the importance of hearing protection for musicians. They share insights into their musical legacies, family connections (Zach’s brother Doni is their bassist), and the regrets of lost instruments, emphasizing the significance of their craft and the joy of playing music together. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop
Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| DAVE HERNANDEZ-SCARED OF CHAKA-THE SHINS | 26 Jun 2025 | 00:37:01 | |
In this episode, Zach and Dave discuss the evolution of their musical careers, focusing on the reunion of Scared of Chaka, Dave's transition to The Shins, and his various musical projects. Dave and Zack delve into the dynamics of band reunions, the excitement of live performances, and the creative process behind writing new material. The discussion also touches on the unique gear choices that have influenced their sound, highlighting the importance of individuality in punk rock music. They discuss their musical journeys, focusing on the unique guitars they've used, their philosophies on sound, and the superstitions that accompany their performances. They talk specific guitars, the evolution of their sound, and the vibrant guitar scene in Seattle, sharing personal anecdotes and insights along the way. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop
Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| MYA BYRNE | 12 Jun 2025 | 00:53:54 | |
Mya Byrne is a celebrated Americana singer-songwriter and firecracker guitarist. On this episode, Zach and Mya discuss their early influences, the evolution of their musical journeys, and the importance of education in shaping their artistic expressions. Mya shares personal anecdotes about her experiences with songwriting, her diverse musical tastes, and the collaborative nature of her work, while Zach emphasizes the significance of recognizing and celebrating lesser-known artists in the music industry. The two discuss their musical influences, experiences with iconic musicians, and the challenges of the music industry. Mya shares her journey of recording new music, her preference for collaboration, and her deep connection to her instruments. They also touch on personal growth, community engagement, and the importance of supporting marginalized voices in the music scene. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| MIKE BAGGETTA-MSSV | 29 May 2025 | 00:52:56 | |
Mike Baggetta is a songwriter, guitarist, and alongside bassist Mike Watt and drummer Stephen Hodges, a founding member of MSSV. In this conversation, Zach and Mike explore differences in creating vs performing music. They discuss the formation of MSSV and the influences that shaped their musical styles. Mike shares his experiences of learning and unlearning music, the challenges of transitioning from college to a professional musician, and the significance of stepping back to rediscover his passion for music. The two delve into technical guitar talk including some intricacies of their playing. They discuss the unique qualities of different tremolos, the craftsmanship behind custom guitars, and the significance of using the right amplifier for sound. Mike shares his experience playing with Jim Keltner and how authenticity plays a key role in his expression. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Better Help. Visit betterhelp.com/antiheroes for 10% of your first month. We're all better with help. Episode supported by Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| JOSH CATERER-SMOKING POPES | 15 May 2025 | 00:47:23 | |
Josh Caterer is the singer and guitarist for Smoking Popes. In this episode, Zach and Josh reminisce about their long-standing friendship and musical journeys. They talk about their punk rock evolution and the influences that shaped their respective bands. The two discuss importance of brotherhood in music, the origins of Smoking Popes, and the band's hiatus and eventual return to the scene. Their shared experiences and insights that look at the music industry and the connections formed through it. Josh and Zach discuss the unique chemistry that different band members bring to a group, the challenges and dynamics of lineup changes, and the importance of collaboration in music. They delve into the creative process behind the newest single featuring Scott Lucas, discuss gear and the significance of their musical journey. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Better Help. Visit betterhelp.com/antiheroes for 10% of your first month. We're all better with help. Episode supported by Jim Dunlop
Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| FRANK IERO-MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE-L.S. DUNES-LEATHERMOUTH | 01 May 2025 | 00:59:02 | |
Zach and Frank explore their intersecting musical careers, the challenges of identity and imposter syndrome, and the joy of creating music together. They discuss the formation of L.S. Dunes during the pandemic, the importance of collaboration, and the rediscovery of their passion for music. They focus on the Ernie Ball Stingray, highlighting its impact on their songwriting and performance. Frank discusses his guitar rig setup, thebalance between analog and digital gear, and the importance of personal connection to instruments. He shares insights on his experiences with touring, the evolution of his sound, and the nostalgia tied to past gear. The discussion highlights the creative process and the unique relationship musicians have with their instruments, emphasizing that there are no wrong ways to play music. Episode supported by Schecter Guitars Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Better Help. Visit betterhelp.com/antiheroes for 10% of your first month. We're all better with help. Episode supported by Jim Dunlop
Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| STEVE BARTEK-OINGO BOINGO-THE STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK | 16 Jan 2025 | 00:55:40 | |
Steve Bartek is a film and tv composer, an arranger, an orchestrator and is also known for his work playing guitar in and co-producing the iconic new wave band, Oingo Boingo. Zach and Steve discuss Steve’s diverse musical background and how he put his vast music education to use, resulting in an on-going and long career in the business, often collaborating with longtime friend and colleague, Danny Elfman. Steve share’s his view on the importance of collaboration, why he prefers Fender guitars and Mesa Boogie amps and we get his take on using analog pedals as a favorite source of distortion. We learn why Steve is skeptical of digital amps, what he's up to now and looking forward to in the near future. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Now you can apply for a TikTok Artist Account directly through your DistroKid account! All at distrokid.com Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| EVA GARDNER-THE MARS VOLTA-P!NK-VERUCA SALT-GWEN STEFANI | 02 Jan 2025 | 00:38:09 | |
Eva Gardner is a bass player from Los Angeles. She is a founding member of The Mars Volta and for 15+ years has recorded and toured extensively with P!NK, Veruca Salt, Tegan and Sara, Cher and Gwen Stefani. Eva shares her experience growing up in LA and how her father, bassist Kim Gardner (The Creation) informed her choices on her musical journey. The two discuss the Eva’s early music aspirations, how that led to her joining up with The Mars Volta and how she sees common music industry challenges as opportunities for growth. Eva tells us why she values collaboration, exploring new styles and how being a session musician has reinforced this perspective. Eva shares us how her first bass, a gift from her father, remains a significant, why a balance of touring and personal projects is important to her and of course, Zach and Eva talk gear. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Now you can apply for a TikTok Artist Account directly through your DistroKid account! All at distrokid.com Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| PETE-LOEFFLER-CHEVELLE | 19 Dec 2024 | 00:58:04 | |
Pete Loeffler is a guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist for Chevelle. Bonded since the pandemic, Zach and Pete discuss their shared experiences of being in a band with a sibling, the challenges of those relationships and what methods they use to navigate complicated band dynamics and touring fatigue. They delve into tuning, how it informs style and why Pete started playing a baritone. The two talk gear, recovering stolen gear and the newest Chevelle record. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Now you can apply for a TikTok Artist Account directly through your DistroKid account! All at distrokid.com Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| JUSTIN PEARSON-DEAF CLUB-THE LOCUST-DEAD CROSS-PLANET B-CULT AND CULTURE PODCAST | 05 Dec 2024 | 00:50:38 | |
Justin Pearson is a singer, bass player, podcaster (CULT AND CULTURE PODCAST) and operates the record label Three One G. He has recorded, toured with, and founded such bands as The Locust, Dead Cross, Deaf Club and Retox. He latest project, Planet B, is a collaboration with Luke Henshaw that celebrates hip-hop, hardcore and noise, all coated with a danceable sheen of Sci-Fi. Justin and Zach share their mutual love for the San Diego scene, celebrating San Diego luminaries Rocket from the Crypt, The Locust, and Crash Worship. They talk synths, anonymity in performance, and the importance of creating a reaction from the audience. They discuss their appreciation of unconventional art and their shared love for the Dan Armstrong bass. Last, two discuss gear and the possibility of future collaborations. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Now you can apply for a TikTok Artist Account directly through your DistroKid account! All at distrokid.com Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| CONAN NEUTRON-SECRET FRIENDS-PROTONIC REVERSAL | 21 Nov 2024 | 00:54:03 | |
Conan Neutron is a singer, guitarist and founding member of Conan Neutron and The Secret Friends. He also hosts his long running podcast, Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal. Conan shares the motivation behind his podcast and why providing a platform for musicians to connect is so important to him. Zach and Conan discuss the concept behind Secret Friends, what it’s like to play with Dale Crover and the evolution of the lineup. Conan also talks about his previous bands, Replicator and Victory and Associates. The two discuss the Caterwaul Festival, Milwaukee’s Summer Fest, and the mid-west versus the California scene. They talk gear, aluminum neck guitars, the significance of reliable equipment on the road and story behind the Conan’s love for Electric Guitar Company guitars. The conversation concludes with a discussion on influences and their favorite riffs. CONAN NEUTRON SECRET FRIENDS Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| SAM COOMES-QUASI-BLUES GOBLINS-HEATMISER | 07 Nov 2024 | 00:45:07 | |
Sam Coomes is a singer, multi-instrumentalist and co-founder of Portland based band Quasi. Since 1983, Sam has recorded, toured and performed with Heatmiser, Elliott Smith, The Donner Party, Jandek and fronts his solo project, Blues Goblins. Sam shares his musical journey, from playing trumpet in school band to becoming a guitarist and keyboardist in Quasi. He discusses his influences, from Robert Fripp to punk rock and how it opened him up to other styles of music. Zach and Sam discuss the importance of collaboration, the challenges of playing as a two piece and why Janet Weiss is instrumental in creating the Quasi sound. We learn why Sam prefers affordable guitars, how he went from playing guitar to keyboards and the two commiserate on being from the same tiny town in North Texas. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| JONATHAN HISCHKE-DOT HACKER-CIGAR-ANYWHERE | 24 Oct 2024 | 00:56:22 | |
Jonathan Hischke is bass player with vast and eclectic experience’s touring, recording and as a session musician. He’s played with Hella, The Shins, Cigar, Omar Rodriguez Lopez, Broken Bells and is a founding member of Dot Hacker and Anywhere. The two discuss Jonathan’s diverse career and the challenges of being a session musician. He shares how he got started in music, his decision to focus on bass, and the influence of his musical family. Jonathan talks about the importance of being versatile and adaptable as a musician and the satisfaction he finds in collaborating and creating his own music. Jonathan and Zach discuss the changing landscape of the music industry and the influence of experimental music and the role it plays in pushing the limits of their genres. Jonathan shares his excitement about his first solo record of improvised music, the two talk gear and the importance of finding instruments that inspire creativity. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| TOMMY MEEHAN-GWAR-SQUID PISSER | 10 Oct 2024 | 00:52:12 | |
Zach sits down with Gwar’s newest axman, Tommy Meehan, aka Grodius Maximus. Tommy discusses his experience joining Gwar and the impact they had on him as a teenager. Tommy shares his journey as a musician, starting with his early influences and his love for unique and interesting guitars. Zach and Tommy talk about juggling multiple bands and the challenges and rewards that come with it. Tommy reflects on his time working at The Cartoon Network and his transition to focusing on his bands. Zach and Tommy discuss their gear choices and their experiences using Kemper and Quad Cortex for live performances. The two flirt with the idea of someday collaborating, discuss Tommy’s other bands Cancer Christ and Squid Pisser and they reminisce on their first meeting at a Gwar show. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| DUANE DENISON-THE JESUS LIZARD-TOMAHAWK | 26 Sep 2024 | 00:47:16 | |
Duane Denison is a songwriter, guitarist and founding member of Tomahawk, The Denison/Kimball Trio and most notable, the widely influential, The Jesus Lizard. In this episode Zach and Duane discuss Duane’s unique style and the influences that shaped it. They talk about the music scene in Texas, the importance of playing new material, and the balance between playing old hits and new songs in live performances. They delve into Duane's gear choices and the sonic decisions he made to create his distinctive sound. The two discuss punk rock and the importance of defining one's own style within it. Duane shares his his musical journey, including his collaborations with Tomahawk, Mike Patton and John Stanier, and the creative process behind their albums. Denison also shares his love for rockabilly and Western swing music and the enjoyment he finds in exploring different musical styles. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| WALTER SCHREIFELS-QUICKSAND-YOUTH OF TODAY-GORILLA BISCUITS-RIVAL SCHOOLS | 12 Sep 2024 | 00:45:46 | |
The season opener of Anti-Heroes starts off with a bang with the great Walter Schreifels ! (Uncle Wally” if you’re nasty). Walter is a guitarist, songwriter, and producer. He has played with seminal hardcore bands Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits and is a founding member of Quicksand, Rival Schools, and Walking Concert. To say that Walter is a massive influence on Zach is an understatement. The two explore Walter's approach to songwriting and his desire to constantly innovate and surprise listeners. Walter shares his thoughts on live performances, the importance of not signaling mistakes on stage, and the challenges of being in a band. Zach and Walter discuss their past collaboration in the band The Vanishing Life, they touch on the evolution of Quicksand’s sound, and we get a current run down of Walters rig and pedals. Walter Schreifels Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| ZACH RECAP AND THANK YOU SEASON 5 | 30 May 2024 | 00:05:41 | |
In this final episode of season 5 Zach gives thanks and recaps. Thank you to all the listeners and guests. We'll be back with season 6 before you can learn a Rise Against guitar solo! (Please share your solos in if you beat us!) Thank you to all of our sponsors and listeners, please support them! Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| ANDY KERR-NO MEANS NO-TWO PIN DIN | 16 May 2024 | 01:10:00 | |
Zach talks with one of his all-time idols and inspirations, Andy Kerr from NoMeansNo!!! Throughout his career Andy has been very elusive, even going so far as to never crediting his real name on the records he’s played on. Pre-internet, this proved very tricky for a young Zach to find out who was playing his favorite riffs in one of his favorite bands, No Means No. Zach finally gets to meet the man behind this inspiring riffage and ask him "all the questions". The two discuss Andy's tenure in NoMeansNo, his preferred guitar throughout his career and his projects outside of NMN. Andy shares his journey in finding the right guitar sound and how he stumbled upon his signature distortion by accident. Andy tells us about his experience in the Canadian punk scene, hips us to the new biography NoMeansNO: From Obscurity to Oblivion: An Oral History and we get a surprise visit from the author, Jason Lamb! Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| RYAN "FLUFF" BRUCE-RIFFS, BEARDS AND GEAR | 02 May 2024 | 00:48:42 | |
Zach talks with Ryan 'Fluff' Bruce, the creator of the popular YouTube channel Riffs, Beards & Gear. They discuss Ryan’s journey from working at Boeing to becoming one of the most successful guitar YouTubers. Fluff tells us how he started making videos as a hobby during his lunch breaks and eventually turned it into a full-time career. He also talks about the early days of YouTube guitar channels and the frustration he felt with the lack of transparency in the industry. Fluff shares his experiences working with companies, the changing landscape of the music industry and his experience of using YouTube to reach a wider audience. Fluff and Zach discuss the organic process of creating music and the joy of sharing it with others. Ryan shares his experiences touring and teching and reflects on losing and selling some of his favorite gear. The two express their love for Mesa Boogie Rectifiers and discuss the impact of James Hetfield on their musical journey. Fluffs signature Ernie Ball Music Man Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| RYAN PATTERSON-FOTOCRIME-COLISEUM | 18 Apr 2024 | 00:55:19 | |
Zach talks with touring comrade and friend Ryan Patterson. Ryan is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and founding member of Louisville based bands Coliseum and FOTOCRIME. Ryan and Zach discuss the inspiration behind FOTOCRIME and how the project has been an avenue to explore his post punk leanings. Ryan shares his penchant for hollow body guitars, they talk odd pedal choices of seminal hardcore bands and as usual, their conversation inevitably switches to Killing Joke and the brilliant guitarist Geordie Walker! Ryan talks about the future of Coliseum, and we hear a dreamy FOTOCRIME tune. FOTOCRIME Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| GREG NORTON- HÙSKER DÙ-ULTRABOMB | 04 Apr 2024 | 00:40:01 | |
Zach talks with bass player Greg Norton! Greg is former bass player of the great Hûsker Dû. Since Hûsker Dû disbanded in 1998, he founded the band Grey Area and has continued to perform and record with various projects including Gang Font, Porcupine and most recently UltraBomb. Zach and Greg discuss his early bass playing, his gear choices, influences, and life after Du. Greg shares his current gear setup and talks about the importance of originality in bass playing. He also reflects on his experiences touring and the challenges of keeping gear safe on the road. Greg talks about his current band, UltraBomb, and their plans for recording and touring in the future. The two commiserate on their love of music and we hear a couple tunes. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| JESSE MATTHEWSON-KEN Mode | 21 Mar 2024 | 00:43:49 | |
Zach talks with new friend Jesse Matthewson. Jesse is singer and guitarist for Winnipeg based band KEN Mode. The two talk Jesus Lizard, Canadian Content Laws, and the wonderful music that Winnipeg has produced over the years. Zach and Jesse bond over playing in bands with their siblings and the glory of the touring in vans. We hear some special guitar nerdery and hear a few tunes. #jessemathewson #kenmode #jesuslizard #riseagainst #antiheroespodcast #jimdunlop #distrokid #thunderroadguitars Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| ROBB FLYNN-MACHINE HEAD, VIO-LENCE | 07 Mar 2024 | 01:12:02 | |
Robb Flynn is the guitarist of heavy metal legends, Machine Head. Not only does Zach love Machine Head, but he's an absolute fanboy of Robbs previous band VIO-LENCE!! He's worn out many copies of what he considers their seminal record, Eternal Nightmare, and finally, Zach meets Robb. The two discuss Robb's choice to exclusively play baritone guitars for the bulk of Machine Head's career and how that influences his amp preferences. Robb tells Zach an amazing James Hetfield story reveling that Robb is still a metal kid at heart, bringing this interview full circle. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| ALEX GEHRING- RINGO DEATHSTARR-NUCLEAR DAISIES | 22 Feb 2024 | 00:45:41 | |
In this Ep Zach talks with longtime friend and fellow Austinite, Alex Gehring. Alex is the bass player for shoegaze heads, Ringo Deathstarr. Zach and Alex share their experiences of joining bands in their youth, the world of wonders and downsides of never-ending tours and how they their seasoned selves see touring these days. Alex tells Zach how her stepfather’s influence started her rock n roll journey why she still plays the bass he gifted her in college. The two commiserate on their Texas upbringing and Alex tell us about her new band, Nuclear Daisies. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode sponsored by Thunder Road guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| TIM MCLLRATH-RISE AGAINST | 08 Feb 2024 | 01:00:12 | |
Season debut of Anti-Heroes starts off with a bang with Zach's "guitartner" and longtime comrade Tim Mcllrath from Rise Against. Zach forces Tim to talk about gear and all the nerdy stuff that usually elicits an (understood) eyeroll. Even though they have spent most of their days together for 17 years, they don't ever really talk about their approach together, as players, how they divide up parts and what their individual roles are in Rise Against. In discussing how the Rise Against sausage is made, the two learn some new things about themselves and their process. We hear what brought Tim to the guitar and how 90's guitar music shaped his signature approach. This is a true heartfelt conversation with someone Zach respects and admires deeply. Enjoy! Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode sponsored by Thunder Road guitars Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| ZACH BLAIR- THE ANTI-HEROES SEASON FINALE | 14 Dec 2023 | 00:20:21 | |
This week on The Anti-Heroes Podcast it's just Zach! He gets intimate. He opens up. He dishes and he pontificates. Zach talks about the past year, he reflects on this past season, looks to the next season and he laments the loss of an icon and idol, the inimitable Geordie Walker from Killing Joke. Last, Zach thanks you for all your support and invites you back for another season. Happy Holidays and enjoy! Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Dunlop Schecter Guitars | |||
| DALE CROVER -THE MELVINS-ALTAMONT-REDD KROSS | 30 Nov 2023 | 00:42:56 | |
Anti-Heroes Ep 32 is up! Zach interviews Dale Crover, greatly influential drummer for the Melvin’s, Nirvana, Redd Cross and founding member and guitarist for Altamont. Zach see's Dale not only as one of rock n rolls all-time greatest drummers but world class guitarist and songwriter. Dales shares his influences, his favorite guitar players, some of his favorite guitars and why making solo records is important to him. He talks about the time he met Neil Young, while dressed as Neil Young, while starring in a Neil Young Video playing Neil Young!! Yes, this is true. Dale tells how he's dealing with some temporary physical setbacks, and we hear a few tunes. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| PAUL D'AMOUR: MINISTRY, TOOL, LUSK, FEERSUM ENNJIN | 16 Nov 2023 | 00:51:30 | |
Today on Anti-Heroes! Paul D’Amour! Paul is a multi-instrumentalist, engineer, and producer. He has recorded and toured extensively with Ministry, Lusk, The Replicants and is a founding member of Tool. Though bass guitar is his main "live' instrument, he sees himself simply as a musician who wants to make interesting art and he'll play any instrument he can to make that happen. Zach and Paul talk about his solo work, his move to Ministry and the why his connection to the band is based in fan-ship as much as membership. They discuss writing the bass line for Sober, arguably one of the most ubiquitous bass riff of all time and Paul shares how NOMEANSNO bass player Rob Wright influenced his approach and tone. They have some laughs and hear a few tunes. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||
| Ian MacDougall and Fadi El-Assad - Riverboat Gamblers | 02 Nov 2023 | 01:02:03 | |
This is a special episode for Zach. He gets to sit down with two of his closest friends, Ian MacDougall and Fadi El-Assad from the Riverboat Gamblers. They been through thick and thin; terrible jobs, health scares, successes, failures and all the ups and downs of a tight, long-time friendship. In this episode, Fadi tells us how dad taught him guitar basics and how finding punk in North Texas changed everything. Ian shares his experience being introduced to counterculture music via his young parents and how a chance encounter with a rock titan led to a job teching for big bands and eventually playing in one of them. The trio commiserate about their shared experience in a small northern Texas town and how their paths eventually cross. Where hear a couple RG tunes and have an all-around love fest. Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Mentioned in this episode: Schecter Guitars Dunlop | |||