The Gracious Two - LIVE Show 085 - Brian Shapiro
The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John JRo Rotolo started the podcast of talking about a Georgia couple, two gay men, that were sentenced to 100 years in prison for molesting their adopted sons and pimping them out to a local pedophile ring. The investigation lasted a month before the perpetrators, a government worker and a banker, were apprehended. The Gracious Two express disgust and outrage at the actions of the couple, emphasizing the need for stricter adoption processes and the severe consequences pedophiles should face.
The podcast then discusses a disturbing case of child sexual abuse and the slow pace of justice. It then shifts to a discussion about the band LiVe, their music, and the creative process behind their albums. The conversation highlights the band’s evolution and the impact of their music on fans.
Chad Gracey the original and ONLY drummer from the band Live discusses his experiences with the band, including his evolving relationship with lead singer Ed Kowalczyk. He highlights the creative process behind hit songs like “Lightning Crashes” and “Lakini’s Juice,” and suggests that Ed’s ego and lack of communication contributed to the band’s eventual breakup.
The conversation discusses the strained relationship between the members of Live, particularly between Ed Kowalczyk and the rest of the band. Chad expresses frustration with Ed’s lack of communication and perceived betrayal, contrasting it with Chad Taylor’s seemingly willingness to address the issues. Despite the legal battles and personal conflicts, Brian remains a fan of the band and acknowledges the talent of all members, including Chris Shinn, who briefly joined the band.
The conversation discusses the complexities of band dynamics, highlighting both the creative contributions and personal conflicts that shaped the band’s music. While acknowledging the band’s lead singer’s talent and songwriting prowess, the speaker expresses disdain for his solo work, describing it as lacking the edginess and collaborative spirit of their original music. The discussion also touches on the perks of fame, including interactions with celebrities like Dennis Rodman, and the band’s influences, citing REM and U2 as pivotal in their musical journey.
The conversation discusses LiVe's experience performing on Saturday Night Live, highlighting their nervousness and excitement. It also touches on their differing political views, particularly regarding Bill Maher’s visit to the White House, with one person expressing disappointment in the lack of challenging questions. The discussion concludes with a discussion on the importance of respectful dialogue, even with differing viewpoints.
The media is criticized for its extreme bias and lack of real journalism, prioritizing clicks over accuracy. The importance of open dialogue and understanding between different political perspectives is emphasized, highlighting the need for a bridge between the two sides in the country. The conversation also touches on the absurdity of political polarization and the desire for a more balanced and responsible media landscape.
A global protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk occurred on April 5th. Liberal social media urged black people to stay home from the protest.
Today's guest is Brian Shapiro from Pushing The Limits Radio Show in Las Vegas @PTLRadioShow on social media
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