In this episode, Ryan and Christian Bladt, host of The Bladtcast and Who Are These Broadcasters, tackle Alice Cooper's concept album From the Inside. We dive into Alice's mental institution experience and analyze songs like "From the Inside," "How You Gonna See Me Now," "Millie and Billie," and the theatrical "Inmates." Along the way, we discuss connections to Natural Born Killers, Rambo, Jim Carrey’s The Cable Guy, 70s glam rock, and even Bon Jovi’s "Bad Medicine." Packed with fun tangents and rock history! Ryan⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and Christian then pick the worst one.

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In this episode of The Worst of the Best Podcast, Ryan and Jason dive into the intriguing parallels between science and religion. They explore topics such as the Big Bang Theory, the anthropic principle, and the hierarchy within the scientific community. The discussion also touches on unproven scientific theories, ethical dilemmas in medical trials, and the way society often places science on a pedestal, much like religion. Both hosts share personal experiences of leaving behind rigid beliefs and finding a middle ground between faith and science. We then pick the worst one.

Ryan is joined by the beautiful and talented Cayley from the ‪Once-Over With Cayley‬ Youtube show. Dive into the world of classic rock with our comprehensive review of KISS's iconic album "Love Gun." Released in 1977, this album showcases KISS at the peak of their powers. In this video, we'll explore each track, discuss the album's production, and examine its place in rock history. We'll also conclude with our thoughts on the weakest track of the album. Whether you're a lifelong KISS fan or new to their music, this review offers deep insights into one of rock's most celebrated albums.