Andy Frasco's World Saving Podcast

Hide your kids and hide your wife for this very different episode of the World Saving Podcast (NSFW)
In this one Andy & Nick Interview Vic Legina, a former producer and director in the adult entertainment industry. Vic detailed his 20-year tenure, 16 years with Brazzers, and transitioning the industry to the internet. He also goes into detail on the production process, shared his experiences with burnout, ethical challenges, and the impact of clickbait content. We also discussed the rise of platforms like OnlyFans and Chaturbate, the issue of age verification, and more.
The conversation is a little bit more spicy than it reads in this description, so consider yourself warned! We hope you enjoy.
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Andy Frasco and Nick Gerlach are back with another unfiltered conversation covering life on the road, band dynamics, burnout, and everything happening in the jam scene. Andy opens up about major changes within his band, learning to communicate with new members, and the challenges of balancing friendship with business.
Nick shares stories from working the door at Denver's Yacht Club, the surprising joys of having a "normal" job for a week, and some unforgettable late-night encounters. The two also dive into the latest news surrounding Umphrey's McGee, debate World Cup fan bases, discuss moving to New York, the realities of touring finances, and why social media can be both a blessing and a curse for musicians. Plus, hear wild stories from the road, thoughts on LeBron's future, and why sometimes change—even when it's difficult—is exactly what you need. It's honest, hilarious, and packed with the kind of backstage conversations you won't hear anywhere else. 
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David Shaw (The Revivalists) joins Andy for one of the most honest conversations we've had in a long time.
Instead of promoting a record, these two dive into the stuff that actually sticks with you: anxiety, fatherhood, burnout, creativity, taking risks, finding happiness, and what it means to reinvent yourself in the middle of life instead of waiting until it's over.

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They talk about:
• Why "midlife crisis" should really be called a midlife awakening
• Learning to trust yourself when life forces big decisions
• Songwriting, imposter syndrome, and creating music that reflects who you are now
• Mental health, breathwork, saunas, sleep, and recovering from burnout
• Why comfort can become a trap
• Touring, family life, and finding joy in the little things again
• The signs the universe gives us when we're willing to pay attention
It's funny, vulnerable, philosophical, and packed with the kind of conversation that usually happens after the microphones are supposed to be off.
If you've ever wondered what successful artists worry about when no one's watching, this one's for you.

Corook joins Andy Frasco and Nick Gerlach for a candid conversation about viral fame, online hate, creative burnout, and the year that nearly made them quit music.
After receiving death threats during a headline tour and questioning whether they even wanted to keep making songs, Corook found a way forward through a garage recording session with producer Kevin Farzad and James Alan. The result became How Do I Relate To You?, a new EP about staying connected in a world that feels increasingly divided.
The crew dives into the stories behind "Scooby," "Kleptomaniac," and "Banana Peel," the pressure of chasing viral success, surviving social media as an introvert, Berklee College of Music, Pittsburgh pride, and why trying to please everyone is a losing game.
It's a funny, thoughtful, and surprisingly vulnerable conversation about identity, creativity, and learning to be comfortable as the bent window blind that doesn't quite fit in.
Plus: buckwheat pillows, blue-collar cities, internet echo chambers, and Andy's latest war against online trolls.
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On this episode of Andy Frasco's World Saving Podcast, Torin Daniels from Kitchen Dwellers joins Andy and the crew for a hilarious conversation about metal music, bluegrass culture, touring life, Ireland, Planet Fitness memberships, blown-out knees, and one of the strangest Vegas weekends imaginable.
The conversation dives into why metal fans might actually be the nicest people in music, the surprising overlap between metal and bluegrass musicians, and how both scenes attract passionate communities. Torin shares stories about discovering underground metal bands, playing packed and nearly empty shows, and why technical musicians often gravitate toward both genres.
They also talk about touring with Kitchen Dwellers, life on the road, band dynamics, fan culture, songwriting versus jamming, and the realities of surviving in today's music industry.
Plus: Vegas metal shows, Wizard of Oz at The Sphere, Irish drinking culture, tour buses, festival life, and some unforgettable tour horror stories.