This week Huey asks Colton McKivitz about the San Francisco 49ers week two win over the Miami Dolphins, Kyle Juszczyk beer chug fine, Brock Purdy's performance and improvement each year, Mac Jones making an appearance during the game, the injuries to the wide receivers and defensive tackles and looking ahead to this Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals.

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Filter frontman Richard Patrick joins Chasta and Baby Huey of 107.7 The Bone at Aftershock Festival for an honest conversation about sobriety, ’90s nostalgia, Nine Inch Nails, Filter’s future and his new project, A Place to Kill.

Patrick celebrates 24 years of continuous sobriety and explains why being open about his addiction and recovery is important to him. He also looks back at the changing music industry, from the freedom and excess of the ’90s to Napster, streaming and the digital era.

Patrick reveals that Filter has a new album coming in 2027 and talks about A Place to Kill, his industrial trap-metal project with Jim LeVau.

Plus, he reflects on leaving Nine Inch Nails, betting on himself at 25 and ultimately creating a career that continues decades later.

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Oleander is back — and Thomas Flowers is loving every minute of it. At Aftershock, Thomas talks about the band's Sacramento roots, their early years of nonstop touring, taking a much-needed break, and rediscovering the fun that made them want to be a band in the first place.

He also discusses adapting to the modern music business, balancing Oleander with a day job, the possibility of making music full-time again, legendary San Francisco venues, and why the band is approaching the future on their own terms. Plus, Thomas gets sentimental talking about experiencing live music from the crowd with his kids.

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