In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Winter Andrews—actor, award-winning theatre producer, and deeply introspective songwriter—for one of our most honest, hilarious, and emotional conversations yet.

Winter takes us on a wild ride through his breakout role in Mystery of Her, a haunting turn on Law & Order: SVU & Organized Crime, and a game-changing theatre run of Spring Awakening that raised thousands for gun safety. We also get an exclusive first listen to his cinematic, heartbreak-soaked original music, inspired by artists like Celine Dion, Green Day, and Jeff Buckley.

We dive into his dream concert at a rain-drenched Glastonbury, featuring Phoebe Bridgers, Hozier, and a jaw-dropping encore of “Welcome to the Black Parade”. Add in his hot takes on cover songs, nostalgia anthems, and chaotic stories from topless metal gigs with a band called Gas Station Boner Pills, and you’ve got one hell of a ride.

Equal parts chaos and vulnerability, Winter reminds us why being real still matters—in music, movies, and everything in between.

It’s solo... but not so solo this week on The Encore Club, as Will & Josh are joined by Will's younger brother Harri for an unfiltered deep dive into the wild world of entertainment conspiracies. From childhood cartoon trauma to Hollywood’s darkest secrets, this one spirals in the best possible way.

The pair unpack the disturbing Rugrats Theory, where each baby represents real-life tragedy from Angelica’s broken mind. Then it’s onto Nickelodeon scandals, the Pixar shared universe, and why everything from Toy Story to WALL·E might be connected in one secret post-human timeline.

Expect talk of MK Ultra, adrenochrome harvesting, fake celeb relationships, celebrity glitches, and why Hollywood might be far more controlled than we’re led to believe. With alleged links to Bieber, Amanda Bynes, Drake Bell, Tom Cruise, Lady Gaga, and even award show rigging, nothing is off-limits in this episode.

It’s chaotic, hilarious, occasionally unhinged, but impossible to stop listening to. If you’ve ever said “surely that’s not true…” — this is the one for you.

Allegedly.

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Sam Gellerstein, multi-instrumentalist and driving force behind SNACKTIME—the Philly-based brass collective turning heads with their explosive fusion of funk, soul, and hip-hop.

Sam takes us through SNACKTIME’s grassroots rise, from spontaneous park gigs during the pandemic to national TV spots and sold-out shows. He shares the band’s deep connection to food, community, and DIY spirit, and opens up about how influences like Prince, D’Angelo, and Bon Iver helped shape their fearless sound.

We talk late-night rituals, sousaphone workouts, and how being the house band for Jason Kelce’s show became a game-changer. There’s laughter, sandwich philosophy, IKEA meatball debates, and a few unexpected twists as Sam builds his dream concert lineup—one that’s as bold and joyful as the band itself.

With humour, honesty, and serious groove, SNACKTIME’s Sam shows why they’re one of the most exciting live acts in music right now.