OTM is back...As Jarrett and Martin bring you the awaited Woodstock Pt. 2!  Listen to this exclusive interview with Dale Bell, Associate Producer of the original Woodstock Documentary Film. Dale reflects on his experience, collaboration, and continuing work - including his latest publication, covering the historic three day music festival. 

"Louie Louie,  Oohh no,  you're under investigation,  ya ya ya ya"... that's right, you heard it here. The famous 3 chord 50's rock 'n' roll song was under a 2 year FBI investigation.  Jarrett and Marty discuss why the song drew the ire of J. Edgar Hoover.  Also, have you heard of the 'My Way Killings'?  Our OTM duo also discuss how serious karaoke can be in the Philippines.  

Jarrett and Marty bring you "The Wife Episode" featuring Easton Weimer and Elsa Meyer. The ladies join the podcast duo to play a few rounds of music trivia as well as recall personal musical experiences. Get to know the girl's that have to put up with all this music banter, all of the time! 

Jarrett and Marty pay respect to the late actress/model, Tawny Kitaen. The podcast duo discuss her appearance in the 1987 'Whitesnake' music video for 'Here I Go Again'...the impact of video on a song, as well as her relationship with David Coverdale, and his work with 'Whitesnake' and 'Deep Purple'.  

Have you ever wondered how electric guitar distortion was created? - Was it accident, sabotage, or invention? Jarrett & Marty discuss the advent of the effect, when it was first used in a recorded song, and the artist who pioneered the "fuzzy" and "edgy" sound that we've all come to recognize as the life blood of Rock & Roll. 

Your favorite podcast duo 'tag team' delivering you this weeks "meat and potatoes", with an episode featuring "Second Hand Songs". J&M look at songs penned by one artist, but made famous by another. Familiar with Daniel Moore, or Harry Nilsson?  Your hosts cover songs from Bob Dylan, Three Dog Night, Bad Finger, Old Crowe Medicine Show, and moore:) 

Prompted by a recent Life Magazine feature  'Remembering John Lennon, 40 Years Later' - J&M reflect on Lennon, the circumstances surrounding his death, and some insights into the disturbed mind of his assassin, Mark David Chapman.  The podcast duo also discuss Today in Music History.

J&M discuss AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson's show - Brian Johnson: A Life On The Road, and an episode featuring Dave Grohl(Foo Fighters frontman). The podcast duo also discuss moments from the show that they can relate to their own personal journey in music. Marty gives insight on what to look forward to on the Woodstock Pt. II episode coming soon. 

Outside The Mic's first Interview episode! Your podcast duo invites Adam Anarchy to join for an episode of all things rock and all things KISS! Marty and Adam go head-to-head in a KISS trivia game hosted by Jarrett. The gang also discuss Adam's successful Facebook page Adam Anarchy's House of Music where generations meet to discuss and share bands, artists, and genres. 

The podcast duo dive into the story of how the famous three day music festival 'Woodstock' came to be. The young business partners John Roberts and Joel Rosenman have the idea of jumping into the entertainment industry with a tv series... only to end up creating the worlds most renowned  music festival. 

Jarrett and Martin get back on track with Episode 1 of Season 3! Marty reviews highlights of the Gordon Lightfoot documentary 'If You Could Read My Mind' and elaborates on the songwriter experience. Jarrett presents the question Did these famous artist start out playing the instrument that they are known for... or not? We dive into the early musical days of Jimi Hendrix, Dizzy Gillespie, and Carlos Santana. 

Season 2 is a wrap with this exciting episode.  Jarrett and Marty play a game of 'Guess How They Got Their Name', where the duo presents multiple choice scenarios of famous bands/artists, and how they might have came up with their musical monicker. Of course a band like the Beatles would get their name from a man on a flaming pie visiting John Lennon in a dream, it just makes sense.

Another mini episode to start your week off with some OTM. Jarrett and Marty discuss what happened on this day in music, as well as taking a closer look at early scat singers such as Cab Calloway and Mel Torme, and songs that consist primarily of Scat singing.

Jarrett and Marty flash back to 1978, when Black Sabbath and Van Halen were touring North America together.  Jarrett shares highlights from an interview with David Lee Roth, where the rocker recalls a time during the tour when 'Ozzy Went Missing'. Surely, the "Krell Wars" they endured the night before had nothing to do with it, right? 

Another Mini Episode for a quick taste of OTM in all it's glory. Jarrett and Marty recap The 27 Club episode and discuss how George Thorogood & The Destroyers pinned the classic Bad To The Bone  hook. The comedy hosts also take a look at songs with the most lyrics and are astonished by their findings.

What do Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse have in common? Their lives were all cut short at the young age of 27. Listen to this weeks episode regarding The 27 Club, and hear Jarrett and Marty review the list of celebrities that are official members of this club. Also, enjoy insights on unique songs that have the least amount of lyrics. 

This weeks MiniEpisode features an impromptu trivia duel, as unwittingly, both Jarrett and Marty show up armed with musical questions...the loser embraces his best falsetto voice! Listen through to hear the duo cover Jimmy Webb's Wichita Lineman, the classic hit that helped launch Glen Campbells career.

No, it's not a Dr. Seuss story... This week, Jarrett and Marty share more synchronicity as they discuss the legendary Glen Campbell's amazing 2011 farewell tour, and his collaborative relationship with Jimmy Webb(and his Green Piano).  Explore the lyric and a soundbite of the classic 'Macarthur Park', as well as the unique creation story of Webb's 'Wichita Lineman'.  Also discover some famous artist eccentric and unique Tour Rider demands.    

Jarrett and Marty turn country, as they banter the mischievous early life of the legendary Merle Haggard. From boxcar to Country star, listen how Haggard made his way in and out of confinement with the help of Caryl Chessman and Johnny Cash. Listen through to hear a teaser of the upcoming episode featuring Glen Campbell.

Another mini episode for the die hard Outsiders. This week on OTM, we share a sneak peak of some music from Zakk Wylde's newest project Zakk Sabbath,  and some epic historic happenings in music for July 27th. We also feature a Squatch call, and an original song for your listening pleasure.