Show Notes
Beat the Geek is back! In this edition, we have three action-packed rounds of trivia and rock chat:
Round 1: Chris vs. Ray Coon (Dawn of the Rising)
Round 2: Aaron vs. Rik Fox (W.A.S.P., Steeler, Sin)
Round 3: Chris vs. Richie Rivera (Janet Gardner band)
Along with the competition, we get updates on Ray’s Josie Independent Music Award nomination, Rik’s upcoming re-releases, and Richie’s solo album and tour plans.
Did Chris live up to his status or did Ray mop the floor with him? Can Aaron defeat the encyclopedic musical knowledge of Rik Fox? Will Richie give Chris the slapdown in his round?
You’ll have to listen to find out!
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