Good Company with Bowling

I sit down with Evan Seinfeld of Biohazard to talk about his new Full Metal Fitness program, music, fitness, and life. Check out this conversation with a hardcore legend! Subscribe to Good Company with Bowling for more!Check us out on social!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottgoodcompany/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Goodcompanywithbowling/Good Company is a show about musicians and the history of how the artist began their musical journey to where they are now.

In this episode of Good Company, I sit down with singer-songwriter Ian Elliott to talk about his journey, how it all started, where he is today, and what’s next.Ian recently joined me for a special performance of his new song “Gasoline,” which we played together. Now we get to hear the story behind the artist and the music.We talk about Ian’s beginnings, his songwriting, the road that brought him to this point, and the story behind “Gasoline.” Ian also opens up about dealing with anxiety and how listening to Motown music has become one of the ways he works through it.It’s an honest conversation about music, life, anxiety, and finding the things that help you keep moving forward.Thanks for watching and supporting Good Company!

n this episode of Good Company with Bowling, I sit down with Rob Goldsmith from Fundracers to talk about the story behind the organization and how it’s making a real impact.Rob shares how Fundracers came to life, the mission driving it forward, and how passion, community, and purpose can come together in a powerful way. We also dive into the challenges of building something from the ground up, lessons learned along the way, and what keeps him motivated.If you’re into entrepreneurship, giving back, or just love hearing how great ideas turn into something meaningful, this is a conversation you’ll enjoy.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with great people doing interesting things.#Fundracers #RobGoldsmith #GoodCompanyPodcast #Entrepreneurship #Podcast #charityrun #running #garun Check us out on social!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottgoodcompany/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Goodcompanywithbowling/Good Company is a show about musicians and the history of how the artist began their musical journey to where they are now.

In this episode of Good Company, I sit down with Michael Sweet of Stryper to talk about the band’s brand-new Christmas album, The Greatest Gift of All. Michael shares the inspiration behind the record, the message he hopes fans take away, and what makes this holiday release different from anything Stryper has done before.We also dive into what’s next for Stryper — upcoming music, touring plans, and how the band continues to evolve after four decades of delivering powerful rock with a message.If you’re a longtime fan or just discovering Stryper, you won’t want to miss this one!

Join Scott Bowling as he sits down with Jaysin Zeilstra of Nonpoint to talk about how he joined the band, the first album he played on, his love for comic book collecting, and life on tour. A must-watch for Nonpoint fans and anyone who loves real rock stories!

Join me on Good Company with Bowling as I sit down with Bobby Burns from Primer 55 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album, Introduction to Mayhem. Bobby reflects on the making of the record, the band’s early days, and life on the legendary Introduction to Mayhem Tour.

In this episode of Good Company, I sit down with Jordan Daniels — a powerhouse musician balancing life in three bands: Rotten Stitches, Strike First, and The Hanging Judge. Jordan shares what it’s like juggling music, school, work, and training for a marathon. Tune in for an inspiring look at how passion and discipline collide!

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Garett Sakahara to talk about his incredible life story—from surviving a robbery at gunpoint while working at a Blockbuster Video to working with legends like Eminem and Mick Jagger at the iconic Larrabee Studios. Garett also shares what it was like being part of the DDP Yoga team alongside Diamond Dallas Page. His journey through music, pop culture, and perseverance is one you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, I sit down with Logan Grailer, bass player for the Atlanta metal band Actus Reus, to talk about their explosive new single and brand new video, “Rabid Dogs.” Logan gives insight into the band’s creative process, the intensity behind the track, and what fans can expect next. Don’t miss this one—Rabid Dogs drops today!

Seth "Shifty" Binzer of Crazytown joins Scott this week for an eye-opening look at the ups and downs of the music industry. In this conversation, Seth leads Scott through a life raised in the entertainment industry. From a father that designed album covers and worked with The Rolling Stones to a walk-on role in a Lenny Kravitz video, to the rise of the California rap-rock scene to Crazytown's success and eventual downfall, he's seen it all. This conversation gives an in-depth look at the machinations of a rapidly shifting music industry of the 1990's including the casualties it caused. From run-ins with the law to substance abuse and, ultimately, sobriety, Seth Binzer is resurrecting Crazytown to prove that the band is about much more than the hit song 'Butterfly.'Before that, Scott is joined by Student Driver band member Jackson Foster for a quick discussion on the band's formation, it's current output, influences, and plans for the future. Jackson and his band mates are proving that rock music has a bright future. Give Student Driver a listen at the links below @studentdriverband https://instagram.com/studentdriverband?igshid=8cnd1g2odv1@jacksonfosterz https://instagram.com/jacksonfosterz?igshid=1e1eoqzj5187tSpotify: Student Driver https://open.spotify.com/artist/71Q716AlwY4EohgGmaPF5X?si=77EZRLJRRDW0uUaMUmUl2Q