Mohr Stories PREMIUM

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.comWith rock legend Billy Gibbons making his debut on the show this week, we thought we’d stick with a theme and revisit another rock god’s first appearance on the show, with Duff McKagan’s 2013 visit.

Rock legend Billy Gibbons, founding member of ZZ Top, shares his captivating journey through music. He reflects on his early desire to be a drummer and influential mentors like Tito Puente. Billy dives into his family's musical roots, discussing the jazzy ragtime band of his uncles. He offers insights into the band's iconic name, favorite cities to perform, and memorable stories from the road. Plus, he reveals his top blues influences and the magic behind recreating B.B. King's trio for tribute performances.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.com“Handsome Tuesday” really lives up to it’s name this week, as Jay welcomes comedian Ian Edwards to the show. They talk about coming up in the New York comedy scene, unforgettable Keith Robinson stories, and what stand-up looked like before streaming and YouTube specials. They also discuss parenting in LA, tech confusion, and what it was like for Ian gr…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.comOn the last Substack Mini of the year, Jay and Joe Praino talk couples therapy, Star Wars and gameshows, which included them trying their hands at some Jeopardy! questions.Make sure to upgrade to paid subcribe for all our Substack exclusives including classic episodes from the Mohr Stories archives, ad-free versions of new episodes and of course, these minis.

This week’s classic episode is the late-great Ralphie May’s third Mohr Stories appearance from October of 2014. He and Jay talk about Ralphie opening for Nirvana and Pearl Jam, his days on the road with Jay, his long hatred of Russians, and much more.This episode is available to all our Substack subscribers both free & paid. If you enjoy it, make sure you upgrade to paid, so you have access to every classic episode and all our other paid sub-exclusive content, including an early & ad-free version of new episodes and the weekly mini episodes with Joe Praino. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jaymohr37.substack.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.comOn this week’s Substack sneak peek of tomorrow’s show, Jay welcomes WWE Superstar and six-time world champion, Seth Rollins. They talk Seth’s journey through the ranks of the pro wrestling world, John Cena’s retirement, how matches are choreographed, his first Wrestlemania experience, and what’s on his nightstand.

In honor of another WWE World Champion appearing on the show next week, we revist this episode from 2012 with the great Mick Foley. Jay and Mick discuss his alternate careers as both an author and a stand-up comic, why his wrestling persona changed so many times, whether or not he’s seen “Mean Gene” Okerlund naked, and much more!This classic ep is available to all our Substack subscribers both free & paid. If you enjoy it, make sure you upgrade to paid, so you have access to every classic episode and all our other paid sub-exclusive content. Like our weekly main show episodes early & ad-free on Mondays and a new mini episode with Joe Praino every Sunday. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jaymohr37.substack.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.comThis week Jay is honored to welcome musician and founding member of KISS, Gene Simmons. They talk about a variety of topics including the bible, jazz, the Beatles, KISS merch & makeup, Sammy Davis Jr., and of course, the recent death of Ace Frehley.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jaymohr37.substack.comOn our latest mini installment of the podcast, Jay & Joe Praino talk about their show the night before from the Brea Improv and, after many fan requests, talk a little bit of sports.If you want more sports talks from the guys make sure you drop a “More Mohr Sports!” in the comments.

Comedian Pauly Shore, famous for his quirky MTV persona and 90s films, shares candid stories about his life and career. He opens up about dating alcoholics and his battles with addiction, including a stint in rehab in 2021. Pauly reminisces about his family's legacy in comedy and his love for the industry, discussing his dream to create a Richard Simmons movie. The conversation flows from Hollywood's filming locales to tour life and healing family relationships, blending humor with heartfelt moments.