Zac Hillard's guest appearances

Zac Hillard

Edgeland

Terror Zone Podcast

Joe Hardcore

Keegan Kuhn

Jesse Thorn

Matt Besser

Sean Murphy

Matt Wilson

Mark McKay

Dan Smith

Mark McCoy

Tim Shaw

John Tole

Tom Sheehan

John LaCroix

Tom Whalen

John Taylor

OwlTail

https://www.instagram.com/terrorzonepodcast/  Zac Hillard, ex cXc, FTS and motherfuckin' gangsta! If there is one conversation I can recommend to anyone, it would for sure be this one. Zac was never in a band or has nothing to promote but we go into depth about having to earn his spot in the hardcore scene in Detroit and especially making room for the straightedge kids. Zac is nothing short of a loyal friend and a great father these days. Back in the 90s and early 2000's he was the enforcer and guy to go to if there was ever any shit that popped off at a show in Detroit. Like I said, I did not know him and had the totally wrong impression. I was afraid of him, I didn't even want to make eye contact because he was literally the hardcore boogeyman. He knew this, but he goes on to tell me that that was never his intent but he did have a chip on his shoulder for having to earn his spot in the scene and having to fight for what was his as well. He grew up involved in gangs in Flint then eventually started a crew of his own called the Flint Town Crazies. Are you kidding me?! Later only to join the infamous Detroit chapter of the Courage Crew Brotherhood. Everyone has heard rumors and seen things online and whatever else but I learned a lot from Zac. We were in different generations of hardcore where he was about 10 years ahead of me. I missed the shit we talked about and I am ultimately grateful for what was already there for a lot of people my age that had just found hardcore in the early 2000's. I heard things but had no idea. This got deep. We spoke on learning when it's time to call the quits and move on with your life. Especially if there's nothing here for you and you're not bettering yourself and growing with age. We spoke on suicide and abuse, fighting and getting shot at. Just a chaotic lifestyle and I didn't know the half of it. I'm sure most didn't. You're in for a treat. I am grateful for this conversation and I am glad we were honest with each other on numerous topics and I am happy he is doing so well in life. 

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/terrorzonepodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/terrorzonepodcast/ </a> Zac Hillard, ex cXc, FTS and motherfuckin' gangsta! If there is one conversation I can recommend to anyone, it would for sure be this one. Zac was never in a band or has nothing to promote but we go into depth about having to earn his spot in the hardcore scene in Detroit and especially making room for the straightedge kids. Zac is nothing short of a loyal friend and a great father these days. Back in the 90s and early 2000's he was the enforcer and guy to go to if there was ever any shit that popped off at a show in Detroit. Like I said, I did not know him and had the totally wrong impression. I was afraid of him, I didn't even want to make eye contact because he was literally the hardcore boogeyman. He knew this, but he goes on to tell me that that was never his intent but he did have a chip on his shoulder for having to earn his spot in the scene and having to fight for what was his as well. He grew up involved in gangs in Flint then eventually started a crew of his own called the Flint Town Crazies. Are you kidding me?! Later only to join the infamous Detroit chapter of the Courage Crew Brotherhood. Everyone has heard rumors and seen things online and whatever else but I learned a lot from Zac. We were in different generations of hardcore where he was about 10 years ahead of me. I missed the shit we talked about and I am ultimately grateful for what was already there for a lot of people my age that had just found hardcore in the early 2000's. I heard things but had no idea. This got deep. We spoke on learning when it's time to call the quits and move on with your life. Especially if there's nothing here for you and you're not bettering yourself and growing with age. We spoke on suicide and abuse, fighting and getting shot at. Just a chaotic lifestyle and I didn't know the half of it. I'm sure most didn't. You're in for a treat. I am grateful for this conversation and I am glad we were honest with each other on numerous topics and I am happy he is doing so well in life.

008 Zac Hillard, Flint Native, Straight Edge OG

Allergy season is in full swing and the only way to clear those sinuses is with this weeks episode of Edgeland. Often times people ask Bill about what podcasts they should be checking out, this week he shares on of his favorites. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Zac Hillard a member of the infamous Courage Crew. Zac talks about growing up in rough neighborhoods, the friendships born from beating the crap out of each other, and lots about Courage Crew. In the non edge column Bill talks with his old friend Mark Richards. Mark talks about falling into straight edge, the different paths some edge breakers head down, and his art work for some prominent metal bands. Download it yourself, then tell a friend.

Episode 84: Zac Hillard & Mark Richards