Chad Gray knew he wanted to pursue a career in music from a young age. Music is powerful and can help change your life or even save it, and this was definitely the case for Chad as a young boy. Many of his darker lyrics reflect the tough times he went through and he finds solace in being able to write and perform music. As lead singer with Mudvayne and HELLYEAH, Chad has helped define the evolution of metal music and continues to be a driving force in the industry. Hear his incredible story.

Full transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/chadgray

Legendary bassist Blasko returns to the podcast! Blasko was a guest way back on the fourth ever episode so we had a lot to catch up on. From his early days in Cryptic Slaughter to playing with Rob Zombie and meeting Zakk Wylde for the first time, Blasko has always wanted to work hard to succeed as a musician. Find out what keeps him motivated even to this day, and his strange connection to Tiger King!

Full transcript and links can be found at www.deathwishcoffee.com/blasko2

Check out Blasko's first guest appearance at www.deathwishcoffee.com/blasko

John Hunter Nemechek grew up in the pits of NASCAR. Now, he is racing in 2020 for the Rookie of the Year title and driving the number 38 car sponsored by Death Wish Coffee. John Hunter talks about learning to drive, the difference between racing cars and trucks, and what fuels him to keep going.

Check out the full transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/johnhunter

This week on science I continue the month-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. The three astronauts that were a part of that historic mission, Michale Collins, Neil Armstrong, and Buzz Aldrin, are all known in the annals of history. But there are some things that are not as widely known about the men that went to the moon, and I wanted to highlight each of them on this week's show, and I learned a lot. Like how Michael Collins created the iconic mission logo, or how Neil applied to be an astronaut almost too late, or how Buzz wrote in his doctoral thesis as a student that he wished he could join the astronauts one day.

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Meet Chelsea Battistelli, the executive assistant to CEO Mike Brown at Death Wish Coffee Company. Chelsea joins Episode 134 of the podcast this week to talk about joining the team, her first impressions of the company, and how her job has changed since day one. Trying to wrangle Mike Brown on a daily basis can be challenging, so Chelsea also talks about her love of good food, fun, and fantasy and science fiction. New ideas surrounding Dungeons and Dragons, Twitch shows and more, Chelsea dives into her fandom of Marvel movies and Doctor Who and also talks about what has surprised her working for The World's Strongest Coffee Company

Check out the full transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/chelsea

On science this week I talk about the recent news from NASA about the Dragonfly mission. Dragonfly is using the 13 years of data collected by the Cassini probe from Saturn to journey to its icy moon, Titan. Launching in 2026 this new mission will put a flying science lab of a rover on Titan to search for signs of life and answers about the origins of the universe.
Then I kick off a month-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, as the newly finished restoration of the historic mission control at Johnson Space Center has been completed.

On the 133rd episode of the podcast, meet Harry and the Potters. 

Joe and Paul DeGeorge are brothers with a shared love of Harry Potter. In 2002 they accidentally started a band and put together a bunch of songs about the magical franchise. Now, Harry and the Potters have toured multiple times, playing many all-ages shows at public libraries across the countries, and they have released four albums, their newest Lumos out now that draws its themes from the seventh Harry Potter book, The Deathly Hallows. They are known for spawning the wizard-rock genre in music and have also co-founded a charity organization The Harry Potter Alliance.

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/harryandthepotters

But the new album LUMOS at www.harryandthepotters.com

This week on science the oldest Pictish fort has been found in Scotland. The Picts were around in the late iron age and early medieval period, and have left behind Pictish Stones as some of the earliest and best-preserved markers of their existence. The oldest of those stones we have found date back to the 6th century, but this new site is even older and could shed new light on life in eastern Scotland during that time. Then, two new exoplanets have been discovered in the habitable zone surrounding a red dwarf only 12 light years away. Not only could these planets support water, but they also could possibly be breeding grounds for extraterrestrial life in the universe.

On episode 132 of Fueled By Death Cast welcome guitarist Kragen Lum to the show. Kragen is best known for playing with Exodus but also plays with the bands Heathen and Prototype. On this episode, Kragen talks about how he got into the music industry and how playing guitar in these bands eventually led to him working as a manager for a few projects as well. Plus, Kragen produces extensive guitar books for many of the bands, with a new one from Exodus just released, and he even worked in the video game industry for a while, working on titles like Guitar Hero and Tonky Hawk Pro Skater. Kragen loves to stay busy and loves what he does, and talks about what fuels him to keep doing it all.

Check out the transcript of the podcast and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/kragenlum

Scientists have been pouring over the data from the Cassini mission and have drawn some new conclusions about Saturn's rings. Details about the tiny moons in the rings are showing that they actually help shape the rings themselves, and the rings have definitive textures that do not overlap, leading to even more questions about they form. These new insights and more on this episode help to frame questions about how our own solar system was formed as well, as more data is analyzed from Cassini. 

Also, NASA is getting ready for the next Falcon Heavy launch, which will be bringing a lot more scientific experiments into space. One of these is the new Green Fuel developed by NASA to hopefully replace the toxic rocket fuel used today.

Chad Rubin did not want to be an entrepreneur and did not want to be in the vacuum industry. Well, he successfully failed at both of those. Joining his parents' vacuum store in 2007, Chad saw the potential of online marketing and sales and decided to help move the business to e-commerce. But, as the business eventually took off, it became increasingly harder to fulfill all the orders, keep track of all the logistics, and properly scale the growth of his company. Seeing as there was no clear solution out there, Chad decided to create one. Skubana was born out of necessity, but now is a powerhouse that helps companies grow to their full potential with the tools they need. This is Chad's story, and his inspiration to keep fueling his passion.

Check out more including the transcript at www.deathwishcoffee.com/chadrubin

The International Space Station is open for business! Recently announced by NASA, starting in 2020 commercial businesses will be able to develop and market products on the space station, if they fall in line with NASA's mission parameters. Also, twice a year private space agencies can send civilians up to the ISS for up to 30 days. Staying on the space station will cost 35,000 a night, and that doesn't include paying for training, rocket fuel, and more.
Bonus story this week is about a new species of dinosaurs found in Australia in an opal mine. The bones have been turned into the precious stone and yield some exciting and one-of-a-kind finds in archeology.

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On episode 130, Creator and CEO of Death Wish Coffee Mike Brown returns to the podcast for the third time! Mike gives details about the new cold brew coffee and the giant Death Wish Coffee truck, and also reveals something that no one knew about! (It rhymes with 'she hipping'). Plus, Mike answers questions from fans and customers about the company, his personal journey, and the greatest prank he ever pulled.

Check out the full transcript and videos at www.deathwishcoffee.com/mikebrown3

Mickie James is a force to be reckoned with. She is the only woman in the history of wrestling to hold the WWE Women's, WWE Diva's, and TNA Knockout Championships, and currently has nine championships under her belt. But outside the ring, Mickie also loves to nerd out at conventions and meet her fans, and we have a lot of fun in this episode.

Plus, this is PART THREE of our three-part GAWTV series - what is GAWTV you ask? Why it's the new show Grown-Ass Women starring three amazing ladies: Lisa Marie, SoCal Val, and Mickie James. We got all three hosts to be guests in their very own episodes of our show, so make sure you listen to all three!

Full transcript and more with Mickie James at www.deathwishcoffee.com/mickiejames

Part 1 with Lisa Marie at www.deathwishcoffee.com/lisamarie

Part 2 with SoCal Val at www.deathwishcoffee.com/socalval

In this replay from a previous science segment, theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku joint the show to talk about the discovery of new planets and the idea of intelligent life out in the universe. Even if there are aliens somewhere out there, would they want to talk to us, or would they even notice us at all?
Plus, two bonus questions are asked to Michio Kaku from Bill Farmer, the voice of Disney's Goofy!. Bill is a big fan of science and Dr. Kaku's work and was thrilled to be able to ask him a few questions on this segment.

On this episode of Fueled By Death Cast, meet Nathan Hirsch, the co-founder and CEO of FreeUp.com. Nate started his first eCommerce business out of his college dorm room and this gave him valuable insight into how to start a business, and the hardships of hiring once your business grow. This led Nate to create Free Up, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted virtual assistants. Nate talks about his journey in business and what fuels him to keep remaining motivated.

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/nathanhirsch

This week in science, I first get to talk about an exciting archeological discovery. In 2015, a shield made of bark was found in an Iron Age site near Edenbry Leicestershire England. This incredible find is the first of its kind because bark and wood do not really survive through the ages. Also, bark is known to be used for bowls and containers by early people, but it wasn't thought of to be used for instruments of war. This 2300-year-old shield is not only surprisingly intact but also shows signs of battle.

The bonus topic this week is news about the Mars 2020 rover. The capsule and the rover itself are going through final testing in preparation to launch to the red planet in July of 2020 and will touch down in February of 2021. You can add your name to the rover before it launches to Mars with details in this episode.

Welcome back to episode 128 of the podcast - legendary guitarist Richard Fortus. I talked with Richard way back in season one about the original lineup of Guns N' Roses getting back together and getting ready to embark on the Not In This Lifetime Tour. Richard returns to talk about how amazing the tour went, and how magical it is to play with that band. in fact, they are constantly riffing and recording new ideas during soundcheck, and it would be a shame if we don't hear a new album from Guns N' Roses in the future. Richard also talks about producing the next album from The Psychedelic Furs, and creating a one of a kind "acoustic electronic" album with musician BT. Also, hear about how much Richard really enjoys a good cup of coffee and his love for Pink Floyd.

Check out the videos and full transcript at www.deathwishcoffee.com/fortus2

On May 18th, 1969, Apollo 10 rocketed to the moon, the dress rehearsal mission for landing humans on the moon with Apollo 11. 50 years later we celebrate this incredible scientific achievement and the crew that accomplished the incredible. But this anniversary also celebrates a half a century of NASA working with PEanuts, and Snoopy and Charlie Brown being integral parts of our journey into space. On this episode, we celebrate the unique partnership between the comics and space exploration and remember the amazing Apollo 10 mission.

On the 127th episode of Fueled By Death Cast, Legendary bassist Terry Butler joins the podcast this week to talk all things metal. We discuss his career spanning bands like Death and Six Feet Under, and his current projects Massacre and Obituary. Terry talks about how his playing has evolved through the various bands he has played with and some of his favorite basses to play. Plus, we talk about the current tour with Hatebreed, Obituary's plans for the next album, and what keeps Terry kicking ass.

This interview was recorded before Terry suffered a terrible tragedy when his daughter was killed in a car accident. She left behind two young boys and if you would like to help the family out you can donate at www.gofundme.com/jonawright

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/terrybutler

This week on science I talk about NASA and dinosaurs, two of my favorite things.
For the first time in history, women are leading three of the four science branches at NASA. These women are the ones in charge of many of the exciting missions, experiments, and projects that will be pushing us father in space and helping to create a better life here on Earth. Meet Sandra Cauffman, the acting director of the Earth Science division, Nicola Fox, the head of the Heliophysics division, and Lori Glaze who leads the Planetary Science division.
Then, there are new details surrounding a brand new dinosaur discovered, Ambopteryx Longibrachium. this dinosaur was small and had membrane-type wings, furthering the connections of dinosaurs to modern birds and gliding mammals like flying squirrels.

Check out more from Fueled By Death Cast at deathwishcoffee.com/deathcast and follow us on social media @fueledbydeathcast

Meet Chantale Coady-McCombs, an award-winning tattoo artist from the UK. She owns and operates Picture House Tattoo Studio in Chippenham. Chantale joins Fueled By Death Cast to talk about her love of art and how her road to becoming a tattoo artist led her all the way to Australia and back. Plus, she talks about traveling the world appearing in conventions and how she hopes to start a fine art convention of her own. Learn about what fuels Chantale and where she thinks the future of art and tattoo is headed.

Check out more from Chantale including the full transcript at www.deathwishcoffee.com/chantale

The recent resupply mission to the International Space Station was another success for SpaceX. CRS-17 was launched on May 4th, the Falcon 9 rocket launching and landing safely as the Dragon capsule made its way to the space station carrying supplies and science experiments. Among the new science were 'tissue chips' and a new on-orbit facility called Hermes.

Then, there have been new discoveries surrounding China's Terracotta Warriors. The incredible Terracotta Army of Xi'an was uncovered in 1974 by farmers, making one of the most important, and unexpected, historical finds in China. Many of the warriors were outfitted with real weaponry that is still sharp and shiny over 2,000 years later, and now we might finally have an answer why.

Bob Thiele Jr. is a composer and musician who has contributed to many artists and TV shows. Early in his career Bob composed and wrote songs for artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Pat Benatar, and Ray Charles, and later has found success as music supervisor for shows like Sons of Anarchy, Mayans MC and the American adaptation of The Office. In fact, after creating the iconic theme song for the hit TV comedy, he also put together the band The Scrantones, which was featured in the show multiple times.

Bob joins the podcast to talk about his experience navigating the music industry and what fuels him to keep creating. Plus he tells stories from the set of The Office, hanging out with Frank Zappa, and the moment he knew he needed to change his path in music.

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/bobthiele

SoCal Val is known throughout the wrestling community as a hard worker and a larger than life personality. Working both behind the scenes, in front of the cameras, and sometimes even in the ring, Val was everywhere you wanted to be and she took you along for the ride. Now she is focused more on fashion than ever, even coining the phrase "The Art of Over Dressing" which she explains fully in this episode.

Plus, this is PART TWO of our three-part GAWTV series - what is GAWTV you ask? Why it's the new show Grown-Ass Women starring three amazing ladies: Lisa Marie, SoCal Val, and Mickie James. We got all three hosts to be guests in their very own episodes of our show, so make sure you listen to all three!

Full Transcript and more with SoCal Val at www.deathwishcoffee.com/socalval

Part 1 with Lisa Marie at www.deathwishcoffee.com/lisamarie

Part 3 with Mickie James at www.deathwishcoffee.com/mickiejames

On this week's Science episode from Fueled By Death Cast, the first recorded details of marsquakes are sent back from the InSight lander. With haunting audio, this proves that the red planet is still active with these quakes and will help us peer deeper into the interior as we find more. 

Then, modern chemistry is based on facts and some theories that have never been proven until now. Early after the Big Bang that started the universe, there had to have been the first ever molecule formed from the first atoms of hydrogen and helium. This molecule had never been found in space, and all of that has changed.

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Nate Gaetano was a teacher for a few years before finding his way to Death Wish Coffee. Starting on the production floor, he learned all the ins and outs before recently joining our incredible logistics department. Nate talks about his daily duties and everything he has learned and continues to learn, at Death Wish. Plus, he likes to stay active in sports outside of work and helped start our company softball team. Nate is also a big Game of Thrones fan and we talk about some of the theories going into the final season of the show.

Check out the transcript of this episode and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/nate

In the science clip from Fueled By Death Cast this week I wish a very Happy 29th Anniversary to the Hubble space telescope. Sent up in 1990 on the Space Shuttle Discovery, Hubble has been instrumental in expanding our understanding of the universe with stunning images from across the galaxy and beyond.
Also this week it was announced the astronaut Christina Koch will be extending her stay on the space station, with her mission now lasting 328 days. She will return to Earth in February of 2020 and break the record for the longest duration in space by a female astronaut. 

Garrett Whitley grew up in Niskayuna, New York and became a star of his high school baseball team. After a lot of hard work and dedication, he was drafted to the Tampa Bay Rays in 2015. Since then, Garrett has risen the ranks in the Tampa Bay teams as a powerful outfielder. Garrett joins the podcast to talk about his road to playing professional baseball, where his passion and drive comes from, and how he kept his focus in the face of injury last season.

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/realgwhit

In this week's science segment from Fueled By Death Cast, I detail just how you can help vote n a name from a new minor planet in the Kuiper Belt. Currently called 2007or10, you can help pick a name for this celestial body from three ancient deities. Head over to https://2007or10.name to cast your vote.

Also, I talk about the recent success SpaceX had with it's Falcon Heavy launch. With video of the launch and incredible landing of all three rockets, SpaceX has proven once again they are a prime contender in the growing field of space exploration. SpaceX was also named by NASA to be a part of the DART program, or Double Asteroid Redirection Test, which will be deployed in 2021.

Sadistik is an underground hip-hop innovator that has gained a fiercely loyal fanbase over the course of a career spanning a decade in music. With his new album Haunted Gardens coming out on April 20th, 2019, he joins the podcast to talk about what went into creating this deeply personal record. Sadistik also talks about his writing process, his legacy, and his love of horror movies.

Check out the transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/sadistik

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This week's science episode is pretty special. Kailee Austin is a student at LSE Middle School in Boonville Missouri and recently entered her school science fair with an experiment involving Death Wish Coffee. She used her own dad as a lab rat, and won second place for her efforts! I interviewed Kailee and her teacher Laurie Palmer about this really cool experiment.

Check out a new science segment every week on the Fueled By Death Show, 7PM EST on the Death Wish Coffee Company Facebook page

Tim Jacobsen is the co-founder and chief development officer at FuseFX. After getting his start in visual effects on blockbusters like Armageddon and The Devil's Advocate, Tim helped start FuseFX, which now has over 600 employees and creates many of the stunning visual special effects found on television today. He joins the podcast to talk about creating effects for The Orville, The Tick, Marvel's Agent's of SHIELD and American Horror Story, and breaks down what its like to work in such an innovative industry.

Check out transcript and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/fusefx

In this science clip from Fueled By Death Cast, I talk about NASA's plans to send a helicopter to Mars aboard the next Mars rover in 2020. The problem with testing such a vehicle is that the gravity and atmosphere are so much different on the red planet, NASA had to virtually create the conditions in a lab.
Then, the first ever all-women spacewalk was canceled due to not having the safest equipment on board the International Space Station. I break down exactly why and just how dangerous spacewalks are, and astronaut Anne McClain talks about the decision on the space station.

Guitarist Andy Falco of the Grammy award-winning bluegrass band The Infamous Stringdusters is on the podcast for episode 120. Andy talks about his musical beginnings and the journey the band has gone on in the last decade. Also, hear how The Infamous Stringdusters write and record their songs and details about the new album Rise Sun. Andy also inspires everyone talking about just how important music, and specifically live performances, are in the world today.

Check out the transcript, videos and more at deathwishcoffee.com/stringdusters

You know her as Victoria or Tara while she was in the ring, becoming a seven-time Women's champion between the WWE and Impact Wrestling. Lisa Marie might be retired from wrestling now, but that doesn't mean she has slowed down. Tune in to hear stories from her incredible career and what is next.

Plus, this is PART ONE of our three-part GAWTV series - what is GAWTV you ask? Why it's the new show Grown-Ass Women starring three amazing ladies: Lisa Marie, SoCal Val, and Mickie James. We got all three hosts to be guests in their very own episodes of our show, so make sure you listen to all three!

Full transcript of Lisa Marie and more at www.deathwishcoffee.com/lisamarie

Part 2 with SoCal Val at www.deathwishcoffee.com/socalval

Part 3 with Mickie James at www.deathwishcoffee.com/mickiejames

This week on science hear all about a recent discovery in China of an incredibly old fossil site. The fossils date back 518 million years ago to the Cambrian era, and a time when life literally exploded onto this planet. These fossils contain 53 new species and a detailed look at the beginnings of life on this planet.

Then, the National Space Council met to discuss the government's plans, along with NASA, to return to the moon. The previous target date for putting human beings back on the lunar surface was 2028, but vice president Mike Pence, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine, and the rest of the panel agreed on a sped-up timeline of 2024.

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Mathias Tyler was a big fan of Death Wish Coffee, and now he has been a vital part of the production team for a year. He joins the podcast to talk about his daily duties and how he doesn't feel like it's a normal job. Mathias sees great potential in the company and the brand and feels he has found his career at Death Wish. I also talk to Mathias about what he likes to do outside of the job, and we bond over a mutual love for Final Fantasy video games and Dragon Ball Z. 

Check out the episode transcript and more at deathwishcoffee.com/mathias

On this week's science segment, Jeff first talks about water moving around on The Moon. New findings suggest that water molecules actually build up on the dayside of the Moon, which is surprising to scientists.

Back on Earth, scientists have reanimated the cells from a wooly mammoth, but only for a second. Using techniques right out of science fiction, a team of researches injected the cells from a frozen woolly mammoth into cells of a mouse, and 'awakened' them. Does this mean Jurassic Park will become real, and dinosaurs will walk the Earth once again?

Tune in every Wednesday night at 7 PM EST on the Death Wish Coffee Company facebook page for the Fueled By Death Show

This week musician and songwriter Phil X is on the podcast. We talk about how he started his music career and playing on albums for Alice Cooper and Chris Cornell. Phil also talks about touring with Bon Jovi and playing with his band The Drills. Learn all the details about the upcoming album from The Drills with tons of special guests. Plus, hear some great advice for any aspiring musician from this legendary guitarist.

Check out the transcript and more at deathwishcoffee.com/philx

On our science segment this week, I unpack all the details from NASA's announcement to go back to the Moon to stay, and eventually go to Mars. Starting in 2020, the Orion Spacecraft will begin test launches on the SLS rocket. Also, NASA and private and commercial companies will be working on the Gateway spacecraft which will act as an orbiting hub around the Moon to ferry astronauts to the lunar surface. Along with new science experiments and robotic rovers being deployed to the Moon, everything will be used as a field test to inevitably send a human presence to Mars by 2030. This is all exciting and groundbreaking for humanity, but we need to think about revising the laws that govern space as well. Dr. Michio Kaku chimes in on this idea from a clip from episode 63 of Fueled By Death Cast.

Nate Bergman from the rock band Lionize joins the podcast for episode 117. Nate talks about the band's humble beginnings and how they became friends and tourmates with Clutch. Lessons for both being in a band and for life are learned on tour from many bands they have shared the stage with, leading Nate to be thankful for the band's continued success. Plus we talk about the current state of rock and roll and details about the new record from Lionize featuring Jean-Paul Gaster from Clutch on drums.

Check out the episode in full video plus transcript at deathwishcoffee.com/lionize

On this week in Science, I first talk about new discoveries in ancient tattoos in North America. A unique tool has been discovered, first excavated in 1972 in Utah that could shed light on tattoo practices as far back as 500 B.C. Then, a big congratulations go to all the hard-working men and women at SpaceX and NASA who made the test launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft a success. It is incredible to see this spacecraft dock at the International Space Staton and the mission go so smoothly. I will obviously be talking more about this in the weeks and months to come, but what a historical and amazing achievement in human history.

Vocalist Steve "Zetro" Souza of the band Exodus joins the podcast for episode 116. Exodus is considered one of the pioneers of thrash metal and Steve joined the band in 1986. Coming off a successful European tour we talk to Steve about the current state of rock and metal music, what we can expect from the new Exodus album, and just how much Steve loves being a musician and interacting with his fans.

Check out the transcript and more at deathwishcoffee.com/exodus

In this clip from Fueled By Death Show, we say goodbye to the Nasa Mars rover Opportunity. After 15 years and 28 miles, the little rover that could has finally shut down, to one day be found by colonists reaching the Red Planet. Plus, hear about how the Mars InSight lander is beaming back weather reports from an alien world and the upcoming Crew Dragon launch test

Check out Science every week on the Fueled By death Show - 7 PM EST on Death Wish Coffee Company Facebook

Titus Welliver joins the show to talk about his career, his life, and his passion. Currently, he portrays the title character on the Amazon Prime series Bosch and he delves into how he got the role and what it means to him to portray a homicide detective. We also talk about Star Wars, comic books, and some of the other roles he has played including the Man in Black on Lost. Titus also uncovers why he got into acting, his painting, and what fuels him to continue with his craft.

Check out more content including transcripts of this episode at deathwishcoffee.com/titus

Welcome back to the podcast the incomparable Zack Ward, and this time he brought his friend and writing partner, James Cullen Bressack. Zak and James talk about how they met and what it's like to work together creatively on movies like Restoration and Bethany, and what is next for the talented duo.

Full transcript and more at deathwishcoffee.com/zackandjames

This week on episode 114 we welcome the "Voice of Death" himself, Brock Powell. Brock is the voice behind all the bumps on Fueled By Death Cast and he joins the show for the second time as a guest. We talk with Brock in Los Angeles about voice acting in cartoons versus video games, his favorite history surrounding the craft, and some of his tips on taking care of your voice and vocal cords. Plus, Brock discusses his love for Disney and specifically the show he works on, Milo Murphy's Law.

Check out more from Brock including the transcript at deathwishcoffee.com/brock2

In this clip from episode 113 of Fueled By Death Show, we continue on our two-part roast of Valentine's Day. First, we go around the world and see how the holiday is celebrated in other countries. Then, don't get caught watching some romantic movie on Valentine's, instead, watch some horror! All good horror movies revolve a little bit around love, and some of them were made with this holiday in mind.

Check out the full show along with the weekly podcast at deathwishcoffee.com/daveandjes

In this clip from Fueled By Death Show episode 113, we check in with some of our favorite spacecraft. First, Juno has found a new giant storm on Jupiter and it might give us more insight into how the famous red spot was formed. Then on Mars, the Curiosity rover has been augmented to study gravitational readings, adding more science to the mission six and half years after touching down on the red planet. Also, the Parker Solar Probe has made its first orbit around our Sun and we are starting to unlock the mysteries of the star in our backyard.

Check out the full show and the weekly podcast at deathwishcoffee.com/daveandjes