Gen X Marks The Spot Podcast kicks off season 2 with Marc Ferrari and Roy Cathey of Cold Sweat, discussing their latest album Unburied Alive, comprising of four previously unreleased studio tracks from the early 1990s, showcasing what made the band have a cult following for over 30 plus years. The CD features live recordings from their 2020 Monsters Of Rock Cruise pre-party, while the vinyl edition includes a brand new song 'Loud And Forever' set for digital release in 2026. Additionally, in this episode Ferrari, who founded Cold Sweat, reflects on the band's history after he departed the legendary Keel, which was fronted by Ron Keel, their classic debut album 'Break Out' which was released by MCA Records in 1990 and how George Lynch caused the album to be delayed for almost one year.

In this seasons final episode, we feature an interview with Brandon Miller, vocalist and guitarist from Mississippi who has toured with renowned rock 'n' roll Hall of Fame drummer Artimus Pyle's band. However, Brandon's most proud of being the founder of A Foreigners Journey to Boston, a band that's gained rapid recognition for its distinctive renditions of iconic hits from three of the most iconic stadium rock bands in history: Journey, Boston, and Foreigner. With his Southern roots and dedication to delivering powerful performances, Brandon embodies the spirit of Southern rock while bringing stadium rock anthems and power ballads to life in a fresh and exciting way. Today, he discusses how having a dream in the middle of the night turned into reality at a time when when he was just ready to give up his musical journey. Brandon's story is a true rock and roll fantasy.

In S1:E19, guest Steve Rosen discusses his book, 'Tonechaser: Understanding Edward, My 26 Year Journey With Edward Van Halen.' Much like the 2022 memoir itself, Steve, a veteran music journalist offers personal stories and unique insights about EVH. This is a must for listen interview for all Van Halen fans.