Every.Thing.After Podcast
Hey ETA’ers, thanks for listening. We’re still in the early days of this podcast, and we’re glad you found us. The podcast is on Apple, Spotify, Youtube, and a few other channels. Just search for the Every.Thing.After podcast. You can also keep up with everything we do, which includes some concert photography and reviews, at our Instagram page, every_thing_after_photo. Like, follow, subscribe and comment or message us to let us know what your ETA is? An ETA can be anything that we are doing to stay creative, stay connected, and follow our passions at whatever stage of life we’re in, and sometimes against all odds. For example, my ETA is this podcast and also trying to be a rock’n’roll photographer and writer in my, let’s just say, midlife. (It’s not a midlife crises -- subtract the ”c” from ”crises” and you get ”rises!”) If you can relate, tell me about it. We’d love to have you on the show. Until next time.
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Episodes
Monday May 12, 2025
Monday May 12, 2025
In this episode of the Every_Thing_After podcast, Rob, Joey Bones and Scott Paris reflect on the films and characters of actor Val Kilmer, with a nod also to Gene Hackman. Be our Huckleberry and give it a listen, won't you?
Saturday May 10, 2025
Saturday May 10, 2025
In this episode of the Every_Thing_After podcast, Rob and G give their reviews of Marvel's "Thunderbolts*" ... talk about what that asterix means, and how Marvel marketers messed it up ... and generally discuss the State of the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe). Thanks for listening!
Friday May 09, 2025
Friday May 09, 2025
In this episode of the Every.Thing.After podcast, in celebration of Counting Crows' first full-length studio album since 2014, Rob and Christy talk about their shared love of the band, how they discovered them, and some of their favorite memories of following them on tour since the mid-1990s.
Tuesday May 06, 2025
Tuesday May 06, 2025
In this latest episode of the Every.Thing.After podcast, we catch up with several friends on many knee-jerk-reaction-worthy TV and streaming shows. We dish from a dirty blender on The White Lotus with Amy Baker, a good friend despite admitting that if she had to pick two friends to WL with, it wouldn't be us (but maybe that's a good thing?). Published TV critic Angela Henderson-Bentley joins us to shout from her soapbox about the good TV still being made by the broadcast networks -- that includes the Kathy-Bates-starring Matlock rebook ... that's not a reboot. And finally, co-host Joey "Bones" Carbone and Rob rant about Game of Thrones, rave about The Righteous Gemstones and generally discuss their shared need for catharsis and reluctance to say goodbye to the stories and characters that we become so very attached to.
Thursday Apr 24, 2025
Thursday Apr 24, 2025
In this special episode of the Every.Thing.After podcast, singer/songwriter/guitarist/author Scott Paris joins to talk about his memoir, "A Guitar Called Harry V and the Cover Band Conundrum" and to play a live, acoustic, exclusive version (on Harry V) of his song "Knee Jerk," which is the theme song for this podcast. We talk about music, touring, Comic Cons, food, the price of fame, coping with anxiety, and cool nerd sci-fi stuff like Doctor Who and Resident Alien.
Sunday Apr 20, 2025
Sunday Apr 20, 2025
Every.Thing.After host Rob reviews Judah & The Lion's April 2025 concert at the House of Blues in Cleveland.
Saturday Apr 19, 2025
Saturday Apr 19, 2025
In this second episode of the Every.Thing.After podcast, host Rob and guest Drew share more about the origin of the podcast and their part-time gigs photographing and reviewing concerts. In a segment called "Scratch Off Cinema," they discuss the 1999 film "The Matrix," and why it's probably best to forget that there were three other movies after that one.
Saturday Apr 12, 2025
Saturday Apr 12, 2025
The Podcast where we talk about all the Things we love, and some of the Things we don't. First up, I'm chatting with one of my oldest friends. G and I have been friends longer than I've been going to Counting Crows concerts -- more than 30 years!