Jason McMaster with Quiet Riot

Mike HellerHe broke the Internet by answering a last-minute call to play drums with Anthrax when they shared the stage with Megadeth and Iron Maiden in front of 50,000 fans. Mike Heller joins us to recap the frantic hours leading up to showtime and the behind-the-scenes stories that didn’t make the news. He also updates us on his full-time gig with NWOBHM legends, Raven, and tells us why it’s important to always travel with a second pair of shoes.Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

SLAM: Support Life & Music In its mission to raise awareness around mental health, substance abuse, suicide and depression within the music industry, the nonprofit S.L.A.M. (Support Life and Music) organization has gained the appreciated support of Rob Halford, Alex Skolnick, David Ellefson, Todd LaTorre, Darryl “DMC” McDaniels and a host of music publicists, journalists, mental health professionals and others who advocate for the well-being of the music community. S.L.A.M. Founder Jack Mangan and advisory board member Mark Pruett join us to discuss the stigma and struggles associated with seeking help, and how to reach out and get involved. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

London May As a member of Samhain, London May carved his name into the hallowed halls of goth-punk history. Today, the musician and actor has a starring role in the new Anthrax music video, “Cursum Perficio;” is featured in the upcoming apocalyptic horror flick “The Glorious Dead;” and can be heard on recent albums by genre-defying musician, Bonnie “Prince” Billy. He joins us to discuss his bone-breaking and bone-chilling acting roles (literally), his earliest musical influences, why acting kept him out of trouble (sort of) and his legacy as the drummer on Samhain’s cult classic, “November Coming Fire” (an album filled with nerdy factoids that surprised even him!).Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Craig A. Williams In his new film, “If These Walls Could Rock,” co-director Craig A. Williams rallies an all-star cast, including Slash, Grohl, Ringo, Springsteen, Morrissey, Gene Simmons, Billy Gibbons, Chris Robinson, Sharon and Kelly Osbourne, and host Billy Bob Thornton (among others) to share their love of the sometimes debauched, but always iconic Sunset Marquis Hotel. Williams joins us to discuss the making of the film, the stories that didn’t make the cut, the universal aura of Keith Richards and how David Coverdale was innocently mistaken for someone he definitely was not. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Don Jamieson & Jim Florentine Hello? Hello? Comedians Don Jamieson and Jim Florentine join us for some intellectual discourse on their new, chart-topping album, “Terrorizing Telemarketers Vol. 8.” We also discuss Don’s new “Comedy is Killing Me” album and Jim’s Amazon Prime streaming special, “Jersey Trash.” Hear the methods behind the gags, the sadistic pleasure of driving people crazy and why neither guy has ever owned a necktie. Leave your dignity at the door. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Chuck Billy He thought he’d be dead at 38, but a higher power had other plans. Testament singer Chuck Billy joins us to discuss his upcoming autobiography, “Holding My Breath: The Two Testaments of Chuck Billy,” (Nov. 10) in which he shares his upbringing, his heritage, his transformation from glam rocker to thrash titan and how his spirituality, family and brotherhood of friends gave him the strength to beat cancer. With a foreward by Rob Halford and afterword by Randy Blythe, Chuck’s story is insightful, revealing, hilarious and, above all, human. You won’t be able to put it down. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Europe As the keyboardist behind the instantly recognized intro to “The Final Countdown” (and co-writer of the smash 1986 ballad, “Carrie”), Europe’s Mic Michaeli holds a timeless place in melodic rock history. He joins us to discuss Europe’s new album, “Come the Madness,” the concept behind the visually grim “One on One” video (featuring actor Peter Stormare), his early inspirations and his past work with the legendary Glenn Hughes. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Jason McMaster with Quiet Riot Back from banging heads with Quiet Riot, our own Jason McMaster recaps his recent role as the band’s substitute singer. From the initial invite and learning the setlist to the gigs and Rudy Sarzo stories, Jason shares the whole crazee adventure. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Frank Bello It’s been 10 years since the last Anthrax album, but with the Sept. 18 release of “Cursum Perficio,” the wait is finally over. Bassist Frank Bello joins us to discuss recording at Dave Grohl’s studio, the creative fire that still fuels the band, his recent Grammy win, showing some painful restraint backstage with Rush and a life lesson Steve Harris unknowingly taught him when he was a persistent (and freezing cold) young fan. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Airbourne: Joel O’Keeffe When it comes to gutsy, high-voltage rock’n’roll, few bands do it better than Australia’s Airbourne. Frontman Joel O’Keeffe joins us to discuss Airbourne’s new, self-titled album, the involvement of “Mutt” Lange and Bryan Adams, co-writes by Johnny Crash frontman Vicki James Wright and why bands like Broken Teeth, Rhino Bucket and Dirty Looks will always be kindred spirits. He also shares a priceless story about Keith Richards hand-picking Airbourne to open for the Stones. Yes, it’s good to be Airbourne! Created and Produced by Jared Tuten