In the mid 80's, American moral panic numero dos would make things a bitinteresting. The Parental Music Resource Center aka Tipper Gore and her stooges raised such a clamor that musicians everywhere needed a saving by the looks of it. Three heroes from parts unknown came to our defense. Frank Zappa, Dee Snyder and John Denver… WTF? Come and check in to see if the fellas can make sense of this or not

If you found yourself around during the 1980s, specifically in North America, you might have experienced something collectively called the satanic panic. This was a wild wave of fear and concern, the fear irrational the concern rational that took over a lot of people's mindsets and unfortunately resulted in a lot of people incarcerated to this day. But where did it start? While the fellas try to make sense of it, we also highlight that some of the topics brought up are incredibly serious but the way a lot of people went about fixing these topics was energized by the lack of information and the fear of the unknown.

When Bill Haley and the Comets seemingly created rock 'n' roll, little did they know that just 40 years later the question of whether rock is dead would also come up and that question has been asked apparently since the 90s all the way up until now. Well, in this episode the fellas Shoulder the amazing task of tackling this question head on. Is this a topic with some merit or is this simply something "rock purists" just can't get over? Check it out!