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Pipeman in the Pit

Pipeman in the Pit

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Pipeman in the Pit is a music and interview segment of The Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show (#pipemanradio) and from The King of All Festivals while on The Pipeman Radio Tour.

Pipeman in the Pit features all kinds of music and interviews with bands & music artists especially in the genres of Heavy Metal, Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Punk Rock, Goth, Industrial, Alternative, Thrash Metal & Indie Music. Pipeman in the Pit also features press coverage of events, concerts, & music festivals. Pipeman Productions is an artist management company that sponsors the show introducing new local & national talent showcasing new artists & indie artists.

Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.

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Episodes
  • Chris of Savage Grace Discusses New Album Underworld, Authenticity, and Staying True in Metal

    Chris of Savage Grace Discusses New Album Underworld, Authenticity, and Staying True in Metal
    Sep 25 2026
    Join Pipeman for an engaging conversation with Chris from Savage Grace. The episode dives deep into the creation of Savage Grace’s latest album "Underworld," the evolution of authenticity in the music industry, stories from the classic metal and punk scenes, and the impact of self-censorship and cancel culture on modern artists. Through lively anecdotes and candid opinions, Chris reflects on personal experiences, the realities of being an unfiltered artist, and why being true to oneself is more crucial than ever.Main Topics CoveredIntroduction to Chris and Savage Grace’s new albumThe importance of authenticity in musicReflections on the first punk/metal crossover showMemories from the ’80s metal and punk scenesThe inspiration and stories behind "Underworld"Self-censorship and cancel culture in music todayChallenges faced by artists who speak their mindAnecdotes about band loyalty and friendshipThe evolution of Chris's guitar playing and blues influencesReleasing new music in today’s climateUpcoming album release date and distribution informationReactions and future plans around provocative new videosKey Discussions & StoriesStories from the Early Punk/Metal DaysPipeman and Chris reminisce about a legendary crossover show featuring COC, Savage Grace, The Descendants, Possessed, and Archangel 00:59.Sharing memories about band merchandise and the value of vintage shirts 17:15.The New Album: "Underworld"Chris explains "Underworld" is his most personal album, rooted in real-life experiences: “The whole album is basically about living under the radar, doing what you have to do to get by—prostitutes, strippers, porn stars, living at the harder side of life” 01:53.Writing from lived experience versus fantasy or political themes 03:05.Authenticity vs. Formula in Modern MusicDiscussion on how many younger bands follow formulaic approaches, missing the raw authenticity that defined earlier generations 14:26.Chris highlights the contrast with iconically uncompromising bands like Motorhead 15:52.The Cost of Speaking Your Mind: Self-Censorship and Cancel CultureChris reflects on the increase in self-censorship, especially after a return to Europe: “You’ve already created your own damn prison” 04:34.Real-world examples of artists losing gigs and being pressured to fire bandmates due to their political beliefs 10:13.Chris recounts personal experiences with being "canceled" throughout his career, emphasizing that cancelation has, in fact, fueled his drive 11:52, 12:05.The Power and Process of Blues GuitarChris details the depth that life experience brings to blues playing, contrasting it with technical speed 20:17: “To be a blues player, you have to have some life experience... to put your life into it, you have to have a life to put in it” 23:05 23:11.Industry & Band LoyaltyExploring the lack of loyalty and how friendships can dissolve under public pressure or scandal 34:00.Chris offers insight: “The easiest way to get rid of someone in your life... loan them $100” 37:22.Being “Canceled” as a Badge of HonorChris argues that being controversial or canceled can be a mark of artistic integrity and can often lead to greater exposure 27:59.Notable Quotes“The whole album is basically about living under the radar, doing what you have to do to get by… That’s what I know best, I’ve been doing it my whole life.” — Chris 01:53“Music is the best therapy there is, and you’re not getting any therapy if you’re not being real to yourself.” — Pipeman 05:02“What the hell happened to being a rebel?” — Chris 05:39“If you’re worried about being canceled, you might as well think about selling shoes, working on the internet, or being a construction worker.” — Chris 28:52“You have to feel the guitar and feel everything that you’re playing opposed to just playing it.” — Pipe Man 22:35“Anytime I hear about somebody getting canceled, I want to hear what they have to say.” — Chris 31:39“Being canceled is the best thing that could ever happen to you. At least you’ll get a ton of press.” — Chris 27:19Resources & LinksSavage Grace "Underworld" AlbumRelease Date: October 23rdLabel: Back on Black Records (UK)Available worldwide: Japan, US, Canada, Mexico, EuropeDistribution link: Plastic Head Distribution (for UK/Europe/America)Pre-orders available on major sites (including Amazon)Additional ReleasesNew live DVD out nowUpcoming Content"Underworld" music videos dropping October 23rd (promised to be “extreme” and potentially controversial)Connect & FollowCheck distribution at Back on Black RecordsMerch and updates: Plastic Head DistributionThank YouSpecial thanks to Chris for sharing his stories and insights, and for continuing to make authentic music. Stay tuned for the album drop and future updates following October 23rd!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pipeman-in-the-pit--2287932/support.Click Here to Subscribe for PERKS,...
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    41 mins
  • Seraina Telli on Authentic Songwriting, Music Industry Realities, and Powering Through Challenges

    Seraina Telli on Authentic Songwriting, Music Industry Realities, and Powering Through Challenges
    Sep 24 2026
    In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, host Pipeman interviews acclaimed Swiss artist Seraina Telli, known for her powerhouse vocals and authentic approach to songwriting. The conversation dives into the value of real musicianship, the importance of authenticity in both music and artist identity, experiences as a woman in the rock and metal scene, and the challenges (and hacks) of the modern music industry—including personal stories about battling social media and tech hurdles. Seraina Telli also shares insights about her latest live album and upcoming tour dates, emphasizing the therapeutic and passionate core of her music.Main Topics CoveredThe importance of authenticity and "old school" songwritingChallenges and realities in the modern music businessArtistic experimentation vs. formulaic approaches in metal and rockThe distinction between performing for art vs. performing for fameThe power of lyrics and positive messaging in rock/metalBreaking gender stereotypes and confronting “mansplaining” in musicEmbracing musical diversity and resisting genre boundariesThe role of self-critique, professionalism, and growth for artistsBehind the scenes: Social media, hacking, and digital resilienceSeraina Telli’s new live album and where to find her music and merchKey Discussions & StoriesAuthentic Songwriting and Live PerformancePipeman praises Seraina Telli for avoiding modern studio perfectionism, preferring real performances (01:04)Seraina Telli describes her writing process: sitting down with an acoustic guitar or piano to create songs that can stand alone live (02:23)Industry Realities & Staying GenuineDiscussion on how the current industry heavily relies on connections and money—being good is only part of the equation (04:02)The frustration with fleeting social media fame and AI-generated content, highlighting the often superficial landscape of the music business (05:19)Artistry vs. Ego & ProfessionalismExploring what it means to be a “real” professional musician—self-awareness of strengths and weaknesses (07:47)Pipeman shares how he vets potential podcast guests, drawing parallels to how true musicians approach their craft (08:49)The Role of Passion and MessageThe difference between artists who play for love of music and those seeking rock stardom (12:45)Seraina Telli highlights the importance of singing for the art, not the ego, and how this also shields her from negative criticism (12:07)Lyrics, Motivation, and Deeper MeaningPipeman focuses on the positive, motivational nature of Seraina Telli's lyrics that empower self-determination and courage (13:50)Discussing how songs may sound dark but deliver uplifting messages if you pay attention to the lyrics (14:40)Gender, Stereotypes, and Overcoming BarriersSeraina Telli openly addresses challenges faced as a woman in heavy music, such as gatekeeping and unsolicited advice from men (17:15)The importance of self-confidence and fighting internalized doubts, especially for women pursuing their artistic vision (20:01)Artist Diversity and Creative FreedomValue of musical diversity—why artists like Seraina Telli refuse to be boxed into one genre (23:11)Referencing bands like Bring Me The Horizon and the pressure artists face from fans to stay “in the box” (24:25)Technology Headaches & ResilienceBoth Seraina Telli and Pipeman share stories about their social media and YouTube accounts being hacked, and the uphill battle of dealing with automated tech support (31:51)Insights into the complexities of maintaining a digital presence and the impact on music promotion (32:38)The New Live Album & How to ConnectSeraina Telli announces her new live album "Green Live," recorded across multiple shows and capturing the true concert experience (29:14)Discussion of energetic fan interactions and the unpredictability of live shows (28:05)All merch, albums, and updates are available via Seraina Telli's social platforms and Linktree (31:29)Notable Quotes"Life isn't perfect. It's just like podcasts—don't edit the crap out of it to make it perfect. Make it real." — Pipeman (01:36)"Being professional is actually pretty clear: you have to know what you do... and do it good." — Seraina Telli (07:47)"If you're a true artist, the show must go on. What happened to that phrase?" — Pipeman (11:02)"When I go on stage, I don't show myself—I show my work." — Seraina Telli (11:55)"Let me sing. Let me do it." — Seraina Telli (18:23)"Artists should play what they feel, not what they're supposed to play." — Pipeman (24:04)"You can change what you like, but if you do something you don’t feel, it’s not authentic." — Seraina Telli (25:25)Resources & Links MentionedSeraina Telli's Linktree (find all merch, albums, socials): Via Instagram bio and other social media accounts (31:36)"Green Live" Album—new live recordings from the tour. Available on streaming platforms and via Seraina Telli's Linktree (29:14)Instagram, Facebook, TikTok: ...
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    41 mins
  • Building Community and Mental Wellness at Danny Wimmer Festivals with One Million Strong

    Building Community and Mental Wellness at Danny Wimmer Festivals with One Million Strong
    Sep 24 2026
    In this episode, Pipeman welcomes Tommy Fijacko from One Million Strong to discuss the intersection of music festivals, mental wellness, and community building. Broadcasting just after Louder Than Life and ahead of Bourbon and Beyond, the conversation explores how One Million Strong is creating safe, connected spaces at some of America’s largest music events, while breaking down stigmas around mental health and supporting festivalgoers in their personal wellness journeys.Main Topics CoveredIntroduction to One Million StrongMission and vision of connecting music, sports, and entertainment with mental wellness (01:04)Importance of building mental wellness together, not aloneFestival Wellness ActivationsDescription of on-site experiences: elevated wellness spaces, photo booths, temporary tattoos, community walls (01:49)The role of music festivals in fostering human connectionDestigmatizing Mental HealthHow mental health conversations are evolving (03:18)The vital role of connection over isolation, especially post-COVIDBuilding Community at FestivalsStories of attendees seeking connection at festivals (05:44)The emergence of sober mosh pits and intentional meet-ups facilitated by One Million StrongChanging the Festival ExperienceShifting from crisis-only interventions to everyday support for wellness (07:36)Partnership with Danny Wimmer Presents and evolution of on-site supportSustaining Wellness Beyond the FestivalBringing festival lessons of connection home (14:04)Encouraging intentional check-ins and community building after eventsOrigins of the One Million Strong & Danny Wimmer PartnershipHow the collaboration began (09:19)Expansion and positive impact across multiple festivalsInclusivity and GrowthFrom a focus on recovery to a broader welcoming community (16:29)Space for friends, family, and anyone in need of rest or connectionKey Discussions and StoriesMany fans attend festivals alone but are actively seeking connection (05:44)The importance of not relegating mental wellness to the medical peripheries of festivals, but rather integrating support meaningfully on-site (07:36)A personal story of an attendee who, after plans changed, found a new group through One Million Strong and avoided feeling alone (11:53)How the mosh pit serves as a metaphor for community, release, and healing (13:24)The significance of taking home the sense of belonging and strength found at the festival (14:04)Notable Quotes"When it comes to mental wellness, human connection is really at the heart of all of it." – Tommy Fijacko (02:24)"Music festivals, music in general, is some of the best therapy, in my opinion, for both artists and attendees." – Pipeman (05:02)"That's not what mental wellness is all about. I think people who are anywhere on a mental health journey are, are some of the strongest people on the planet." – Tommy Fijacko (04:33)"You have people that the outside world likes to think we look pretty scary, that at the end of a mosh pit, all these big scary people are hugging each other." – Pipeman (13:11)"Take what you've done here, take this transformative, amazing experience, take the connections and community that you built, bring that back home." – Tommy Fijacko (14:04)"At the end of the day, this whole space is nothing if not for the community that keeps coming back to it." – Tommy Fijacko (17:55)Resources & Links MentionedInstagram: @join1millionstrong (19:22)Website: onemillionstrong.com (20:01)How to Stay ConnectedVisit the One Million Strong wellness space at festivals such as Bourbon and Beyond (located at the West Wing of the Kentucky Expo Center, near the VIP entrance and main merchant tents) (18:00)Check out message walls, get creative in the photo booth, and read/share stories with the festival communityFollow and interact on Instagram, and visit the website for more stories, partner resources, and mental wellness tipsFinal WordBoth Pipeman and Tommy Fijacko encourage listeners to prioritize connection and community as the cornerstone of mental wellness—and to keep the spirit of festival togetherness alive beyond the music.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pipeman-in-the-pit--2287932/support.Click Here to Subscribe for PERKS, BONUS Content & FREE GIVEWAYS!Follow @pipemanradio on all socials & Pipeman Radio Requests & Info at www.linktr.ee/pipemanradioStream The Adventures of Pipeman daily & live Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays at 1PM ET on W4CY Radio & Talk 4 TV. Download, Rate & Review the Podcast at The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman Radio, Talk 4 Media, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, YouTube & All Podcast Apps.
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