In a special crossover episode for Season 1 - Episode 6 of the Youth Gone Mild Podcast, Gen X Joe's long time friends Rich Urick and Michael Smith who co-host the entertainment and pop culture podcast, Lights, Camera, Pop that includes topics movies, television shows, cartoons, comic books, and toys join him to talk what about it takes to create, produce, host and remain sane with things that could go sideways fast as a podcaster. This is a great crossover episode. Gen X Joe hopes you enjoy the banter between friends.

In the second interview of a double dose of denim, Gen X Joe is diving deep with a voice, a guitar and a story for Season 1 - Episode 5 that helped define an era… Mark Kendall Official of Great White [Band] isn’t just talking riffs and rock ‘n’ roll glory days… he’s opening the vault. From the explosive rise of Great White beginnings from Dante Fox in the ‘80s — to when bluesy hard rock carved its name into the Sunset Strip — to the battles that don’t make headlines, Kendall is pulling no punches. He talks candidly about his cancer diagnosis, the road through treatment, and what it means to keep fighting when the stage lights dim and it’s just you and reality. And now, he’s putting it all on paper. Fourteen chapters in, his upcoming autobiography “Soul Of A Man” promises a raw, unfiltered journey… childhood memories, life on the road, the music, the scars — nothing held back.

This isn’t just a rock story. It’s a survival story. It’s a legacy story. From the thunder of the ‘80s to right now… the impact of Great White still echoes. Gen X Joe hopes you enjoy this episode.

This week, it's a double dose of denim for episodes. In Season 1 - Episode 4 joining Gen X Joe first will be Russell Schwartz Singer/Songwriter (Brat Michaels) who is one the driving forces behind Ride The Wind - The Poison Experience, a high-energy tribute to the legendary sounds of Poison. With a passion for big hooks, bigger hair, and that unmistakable Sunset Strip swagger, Russell brings the spirit of ‘80s glam rock roaring back to life. Whether he’s lighting up the stage or talking shop, he’s all about keeping the music loud, the vibe electric, and the party going.