166 episodes
The Grunge Bible Podcast Grunge Bible
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4.8 • 96 Ratings
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Join Chris Celona and Ethan Shalaway as they discuss all things music and 90s ‘grunge‘ rock, with discussions of stories, albums, lyrics, artists, as well as interviews, questions, and answers.
Produced by Drew McFadyen.
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Episode 161: ‘Dark Matter’ - Pearl Jam Album Review
Pearl Jam’s highly anticipated 12th studio album ‘Dark Matter’ is out worldwide. This week, Chris and Ethan present a song-by-song review of the album.
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Episode 160: Remembering Layne Staley & His Impact
This week on the show, Chris and Ethan share how Layne Staley has inspired, and how we can carry his impact forward.
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Episode 159: 30 Years Without Kurt Cobain
Today - April 8th - marks 30 years since the world learned the news that Kurt Cobain had died. This episode, Chris and Ethan remember Kurt through his words that have inspired them the most.
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96.9 WFMZ - The SAC FLY - April 1, 2024
Coast through your afternoon drive with your hosts Dick “Playoff” Richards and Gord “Sin Bin” Simmons on another edition of the longest-running sports talk radio show in the tri-state area - The SAC FLY - only on 96.9 WFMZ.
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Episode 157: The O.C. Show Review
In Episode 150, they said they’d be back once they finished the show, and today, they make good on that promise. Another #notgrunge offering hits the air today as Chris and Ethan review the television show The O.C. Listen as they discuss the plot lines, characters, music, and moments from this 2000s TV classic.
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Episode 156: Three Years of The Grunge Bible Podcast
This week, the GB Pod celebrates three years of existence. 156 weeks in a row, zero misses. To commemorate the anniversary, Chris and Ethan are joined by producer Drew McFadyen for a wholesome conversation about all things GB Pod.
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Customer Reviews
Fell on Black Days? Here's a Pickup
As someone who was a teenager in the early 90s when grunge make its impact, it puts a smile on my face knowing there are people who weren't around at that time who enjoy and appreciate that genre and era. The hosts musical knowlege goes beyond grunge as well. Great banter between the hosts with some occasional life philosphy thrown in as well. Keep up the great work!
Loving it.
I don’t know how I missed this pod the last few years, but I am loving it. It warms my heart to hear how much grunge is still loved. This podcast is an easy and fun listen at the gym, while driving or even when I’m doing my chicken coop cleans! 🖤
Grunge isn’t Dead
I’m 41 & was a total 90s Grunge kid. I’d “borrow” my dad’s work flannels & tie them around my baggy jeans and go off to school. I had a poster of Kurt Cobain on my wall. Anyway Grunge was more than music, it was an entire movement. I’ve always been a little overprotective of it, probably because so many of those songs saved my life. Anyway, I’m glad to see the next generation talking about it & keeping it alive. You guys may not have been alive then, but you get it.
I originally found you on Instagram & I felt like the bumble bee at the end of “No Rain” video. Thanks for keeping Grunge alive & well! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
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