Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In this episode, Moose & Dews discuss the very best and worst of the metal community, from generosity and fundraising highs to the uncomfortable questions raised by artists like Marilyn Manson.
Recorded on Blue Monday (which is fabricated rubbish originating from a travel company), Moose and Dews talk openly about mental health, exhaustion, and why January for some folks can feel relentless. The guys also talk about community support, the importance of honest conversations, and how learning to let go of old frustrations can genuinely help when things are not going to plan.
We also check in on Moose’s London Marathon training for Metal For Good, looking at the progress so far, the generosity of the Primordial community, and the less glamorous realities of training like sleep, nutrition, and sheer stubborn determination.
Their attention then turns to the more difficult parts of the rock and metal community, with a frank discussion about Rob Zombie touring with Marilyn Manson, the reaction from fans, why we’re all hypocrites and the difficulties of drawing lines around issues of morality.
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Podcast Highlights
In this podcast, you will hear:
- Blue Monday And Mental Health
- Fundraising For Metal For Good
- Marathon Training Realities
- Community Generosity In Action
- Sleep, Nutrition, And Burnout
- Letting Go Of Old Grudges
- Rob Zombie Tour With Marilyn Manson
- Art, Accountability, And Hypocrisy
- The Best And Worst Of Metal
- Making Space For Different Opinions
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