Episode 21 - Elvis, And The Pearly Gates On August 16, 1977 Elvis Aaron Presley died. But one of his greatest adventures was just beginning. Listen to this episode to learn all about The King in the afterlife. With Brendan Carr as Elvis, Matt Casarino, Jill Knapp, Kevin Regan, and Steve Roney
Episode 20 - Elvis, And His Famous Friends Other than those "closest confidants" known as the Memphis Mafia, as Elvis's star rose, he spent a decent amount of time with many of his "Famous Friends." Some stories have come out from those famous friends such chance encounters include hanging with Elvis (and his guns) in hotel rooms, odd gatherings at cocktail parties, as well as quaint eclectic dinner parties. Join Brendan Carr as Elvis, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, and Kevin Regan as they re-tell some of those partially true stories.
Episode 19 - Elvis, And Karate Which came first Elvis's love of Karate or the TCB Code? They both seem to draw power from each other. In this episode we learn about Elvis's journey to go from "The King," to the "Master King." With the likes of Master Juergen Seydel and Master Tetsugio Murakami, there are plenty of Hiyaaas for everyone. With Brendan Carr as Elvis, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, and Kevin Regan
Episode 18 - Elvis, And The Million Dollar Quartet What if a chance meeting between four...okay, three of the biggest rock and rollers of the 1950s produced a SUPER GROUP? And not just any super group, but one with actual super powers and the abilities hat allowed them to overcome any perils they encountered. This is that story. With Brendan Carr as Elvis, Matt Casarino as Carl Perkins, Lew Indellini as Johnnn Cash, and Kevin Regan as Jerry Lee Lewis
Episode 17 - Elvis, And Saturday Night Live (The Other Elvis) - AKA APRIL FOOLS! A few months after The King passed away - a different Elvis, from the other side of the pond, created quite a name for himself on live television. During a performance on December 17th, 1977 as the musical guests on Saturday Night Live, Elvis Costello and the Attractions stopped playing their "approved" song in favor of a completely different song. Though banned from Saturday Night Live, Elvis Costello immediately became a household name in The United States. Join Brendan Carr, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, Jill Knapp, and Kevin Regan in a different kind of "Elvis, And." "Elvis, And" Season 3 starts back up in August!
Episode 16 "Elvis, And A Christmas Carol" The King decides not to give out Christmas bonuses to the Memphis Mafia this year, so the boys are forced to get all "Dickensian" on his ass! All of you favorite characters are back in this 2nd season ending episode...as well as some new ones! With Brendan Carr, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, Jill Knapp, Rodney Linderman, Kevin Regan, Steve Roney, and Adam Wahlberg.
Episode 16.2 "Elvis, And The Million Dollar Quartet" - BONUS (mini) Episode What would happen if 4 of the biggest names is Rock & Roll got together in a studio? OK, 3 of the biggest names and Carl Perkins. Well that's just what happened on December 4, 1956 when Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash all found themselves in a recording studio at Sun Records. Engineer Jack Clement happened to record the four rockers in what has since been titled, "The Million Dollar Quartet." Hell they even made a broadway musical about it! Sit back and enjoy this mini episode which features a brand new Christmas song that's certain to be a holiday classic for many years to come!
Episode 15.2 "Elvis, And The Studio (part 4) - "Don't Be Cruel" The year is 1956 and Elvis and the crew are back in the studio recording a tune written by Otis Blackwell (and perhaps with a writing credit tossed to the artist for making the song famous). But not everyone is a fan of the message that "Don't Be Cruel" conveys. Perhaps "Be Cruel" would be a better way to go. Fine out in this mini episode...
Episode 15: "Elvis, And The Entire Cast." A behind the scenes look (or listen) of The Elvis, And podcast. Thanksgiving is about gathering and sharing, so to honor November the entire cast of the "Elvis, And" podcast gather to share their thoughts on the characters they portray as well as Elvis himself! Things return to normal (as much as they can) next month. Until then, enjoy this inside look at "Elvis, And." With: Brendan Carr, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, Jim McCabe, Kevin Regan, Steve Roney, and Adam Wahlberg.
Episode 14.2: Elvis, and "Love Me Tender" - film (BONUS: AKA “The Reno Bros.) Elvis's debut on the big screen was originally a post Civil War film titled "The Reno Brothers." However, once Col. Tom Parker and the bigwigs at the studio decided it would be more beneficial for all parties if The King sang throughout the film, it was renamed "Love Me Tender," for no other reason than that was the name of the single that would be released from the film. Listen as Brendan, Jim, Kevin, and Steve bring The Reno Brothers to life, one last time...
Episode 14: "Elvis, And The Mama." Everyday was Mother's Day to Elvis! In this episode we explore the intensely maternal relation between Gladys and The King. Think of how popular this reality show would have been! With: Brendan Carr, Jim McCabe, Kevin Regan, and Steve Roney. Music by Matt Casarino & Jill Knapp.
Episode 13.2: What happens when a bunch of Cosbys get together? Well, probably not exactly what you think...but not that far off either. Listen as Brendan, Kevin, Lew, and Steve all do their Cosby impressions in a weird bonus episode that has NOTHING to do with Elvis.
Episode 13: "Elvis, And The Cos." What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas...for the most part. When Elvis Presley was too "sick" to perform, it was rising comedian, Bill Cosby who filled in for him. Listen to the latest episode of "Elvis, And" and see if you could have predicted the legends eventual downfall. It''s The King vs. The Jello King. With: Brendan Carr, Lew Indellini, Kevin Regan, and Steve Roney. Music by Matt Casarino & Jill Knapp.
Didn't get enough out of Elvis, And The Kit? Here's a jingle for Feenamint Gum by Matt Casarino & Jill Knapp. In Matt's words, "You chew, you chew. You poo, you poo."
Some big time 1970s celebrities chime in on their love for Dairy King. We'll have you shittin'.
Episode 12.2 "Elvis, And The Studio (part 3) - "Heartbreak Hotel" The King has grown too big for Sun Records, and on January 10. 1956 he recorded his first single with his new record label RCA Victor, "Heartbreak Hotel." It's a full studio with Elvis, his sound engineer, Chet Atkins, Scotty Moore, and Floyd the Bass Player all trying to break down what the song is about.
Still unable to move your bowels and thirsty for a Dairy King shake? We'll have you shittin'.
Episode 12: "Elvis, And The Kit." Do you feel lost when you walk out of your house without your cellphone? Of course, who doesn't? Well, Elvis was no different. Everywhere he went, he took his reliable "Kit." Not unlike the President and "the football," the King could never be without his traveling convenient store. In this episode, learn about the importance of "The Kit" and what lengths Elvis and his crew will go to when some of it's contents go missing. With: Brendan Carr, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, Kevin Regan, and Adam J. Wahlberg. And featuring Jill Knapp! Music by Matt Casarino & Jill Knapp.
Episode 11.2 "Elvis, And The Studio (part 2) - Mystery Train" The King is laying down another track at Sun Records recording studio, this time "Mystery Train." Sam Philips & Scotty Moore are back, as well as the King.
Episode 11: "Elvis, And The Fool's Gold Loaf." The King hears about The Colorado Mining Companies's famous sandwich, "The Fool's Gold Loaf" and he won't stop until he has one. -1 baguette ("bag it") -1 jar of peanut butter -1 jar of jelly -1 pound of bacon (donkey meat optional)