3 NOV 2016 · Jack dials up NOFX bassist/frontman Fat Mike to chat about his band's latest full length "First Ditch Effort". There's also some chatter about Mike's musical "Home Street Home". photo credit: Alan Snodgrass follow Jack on Twitter: @jackathearctic like Jack's page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

19 JUL 2016 · (photo credit: Getty) Former White Zombie bass player Sean Yseult calls up jack to discuss the new WZ box set "It Came From NYC". Jack and Sean discuss the early years of the band and how the gritty nature of 80's NYC led to the formation and evolution of the band's sound and style. here's some notable quotes: On how Times Square has changed (2.43): "Oh man! I used to go up there before I met Rob I had some kinda freaky friends that I met at Parsons and we used to go up to see triple horror features. Mostly all porno theatres there but there would always be one that would be showing horror films and uh it was just hilarious. And when I met Rob we went up there a few times too and there would always be at least one photo booth there somewhere so you'd get your photos done in Time Square and then go and see some horror movies. They would like dim the lights halfway down. They wouldn't dim them all the way in case something weird went on in the audience. And there would always be someone with a crying baby, and somebody with a boom box and like someone with a bag of McDonalds and y'know just all kinds of shit going on... It was not just like going to the movies." On how Times Square is more corporate now (3.37): "I've been and it's not despicable. I'm not one of these people that hates all the progress. It's kind of nice to be able to sit in the middle of times square in some seats and kind of look around you but it's definitely missing all the grit and kind of what made it what it was. It's very Disneyland now." On White Zombie's early punk leanings (4.33): "It might seem strange to some people who found out about us through Thunderkiss 65 and songs that are more heavy and more metal but if you heard all the early tracks it kind of makes sense because were getting a little heavier along the way and we loved heavy music but there was kind of the art noise scene (too). there was The Swans and The Swans were making ungodly heavy noise so we had some influences in that world but we also... I loved Black Sabbath. Rob liked a lot of metal. He knew about Slayer and Metallica before we did and got us into that. It was inevitable having all those influences around us but what really happened were bands that were kind of crossover like Biohazard and Cro-Mags... Caro-Mags were punks that were kind of going metal and Biohazard were metalheads that kind of had a bit of a punk/skinhead thing going on and they started asking us to play with them. And y'know we didn't even know that market could be something that we could fit into. And we would go to Brooklyn and play with them and their crowds loved us. It just kind of worked out. We were like "Oh, this is nice.'" On their move towards being more theatrical (6.33): "It was a never a move it was always from day 1 we just didn't have any money at first. But we'd save up every penny we made. Incidentally, speaking of New York in the old days and the whole Times Square being X Rated, Rob and I both worked at a place that designed porn magazines. So, saving up our money from the world of porn, we um we'd occasionally get a strobe light or smoke machine or just anything we could to just liven up the stage and really from the first show we made a point of entertaining people and not just stand around. That was from day 1. We just got better at it and had more money for stage props." On comparing the box set "It Came From NYC" to the previous box set that had been released (7.52). "For fans, this (It Came From NYC) is the box set to get." On her picking up the bass to play in White Zombie after having a trained musical background (11.57): "It's not rocket science playing the bass after you've played violin y'know. It was easy." On whether she brought some of her formal training into the songwriting process for early White Zombie (12.32): "I am kind of doing some intricate things in there but it's kind of buried in the thick of the noise."

8 JUL 2016 · (photo credit: MARKO SYRJÄLÄ) On Friday, July 1st/2016, Jack Antonio chatted with the one and only KISS demon GENE SIMMONS. On the band's FREEDOM TO ROCK TOUR (starts at 55sec): "the tour is designed to bring what we do, which is complete spectacle and (has) more fire power than most third world countries, right into the cities that would normally have to get into cars and drive many hours to get to the big cities..." Gene talks about playing smaller centres and a specific memory of an early KISS show in Edmonton at 4.14 On the setlist for the tour (5.36): "You'll get to hear 'Detroit Rock City' and 'Rock N' Roll All Nite' but we'll also put in nuggets that we don't usually play." On what the band thinks about cell phone bans at venues (in light of the Apple patent) (6.33): "When we first started out this was before cell phones or technology or even voice mail. There was no cable or no nothing so at the concert they took away your cameras they didn't allow you to do that so in many ways the concert experience especially with KISS was real. It was emotional, it was deep. Y'know people would pass out, cry and it was very emotional. Technology of course has made it less emotional. Y'know when you get back home with your cellphone and look at your video there and you go 'OH! I don't remember that from the concert!' of course you don't because you were too busy texting or looking at your cellphone. But do I think that they should have the technology to shut off your stuff? Well maybe with your okay. Y'know at least beforehand they say 'Okay you're about to enter a no cellphone area' that's fine. As long as you know going in." On the band's multi-generational appeal (8.05): "You can easily put a lump in my throat when I look out int he audience and see a dad in his KISS makeup and on his shoulders five/six years old at his first KISS concert wearing the makeup and next to both of them is granddad who is 55 or 50 or whatever and he's got his makeup on. And That kid on dad's shoulders who puts up the sign, the hand sign for the first time in his life... that, uh, I usually have to turn away and take stock of myself, otherwise I'd be crying like a 12-year-old girl whose foot was being stepped on." On the band's approach to marketing: "If it's fun and we like to do it we do it." Follow Jack on Twitter @jackathearctic Like the show's page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

4 JUN 2016 · American Idol 13 winner and solo artist Caleb Johnson calls into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW to chat about his opening slot on the KISS #freedomtorock tour. Jack and Caleb also discuss Caleb's classic rock roots, his favourite KISS songs, and progress on the new EP. follow JACK on twitter to keep up on all the latest comings and going on the show: @jackathearctic "LIKE" the show on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

23 MAY 2016 · KoRn guitarist Brian "HEAD" Welch calls up host Jack Antonio of DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW to chat about the new book "With Eyes Wide Open" as well as recent happenings in the LOVE AND DEATH and koRn camps. follow Jack on Twitter: @jackathearctic like the show page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

10 MAY 2016 · Jack dials up NOFX frontman Fat Mike to talk about the bands new autobiographical book Hepatitis Bathtub and Other Stories. The guys chat about why the band chose to write a book at this time (is it a competition with Motley Crue???), the early LA hardcore scene, new records, politics and more! tune into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW weekly for awesome interviews and heavy tuneage! follow jack on twitter @jackathearctic like his page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

10 MAY 2016 · Brandon Mills, guitarist of Decyfer Down, calls into the show to chat about the bands latest full length "The Other Side of Darkness". tune into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW weekly for awesome interviews and heavy tuneage! follow jack on twitter @jackathearctic like his page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

10 MAY 2016 · Patrick Pentland, guitarist of Sloan, calls into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW to chat with Jack about Sloan's 20th anniversary release of the classic "One Chord To Another". Patrick chats about their parting ways with Geffen records and the events that unfolded that let to the band briefly breaking up before reforming and releasing "One Chord To Another". tune into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW weekly for awesome interviews and heavy tuneage! follow jack on twitter @jackathearctic like his page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

10 MAY 2016 · Jack gets an update from Kile, of Failure Anthem about the band's new record and touring life. tune into DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW weekly for awesome interviews and heavy tuneage! follow jack on twitter @jackathearctic like his page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/

18 FEB 2016 · Lajon Witherspoon, vocalist of Sevendust, calls into Jack of DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW just a mere few days after the band's experiences at the grammys. How does Lajon feel about Ghost winning? What are the next steps for himself as well as the band? After performing vocals for an Earthside track, which showed off his amazing versatility as a singer, would Lajon consider a role on Broadway? All this and so much more in this jam packed post Grammy awards interview. Tune in weekly to DO YOU KNOW JACK? RADIO SHOW for thought provoking interviews and commentary. https://www.facebook.com/Do-You-Know-Jack-Radio-Show-171397829641397/ follow Jack on Twitter: @jackathearctic