Byron McNeal's guest appearances

Byron McNeal

Jukebox Zeroes

Hell Is A Musical

Kylie Wilson

Ashley Rogers

Jon Sasor

Susan Kim

Christopher G. Brown

Jenna Sokalski

Tim Howd

Christopher Brown

Garth Brooks

Corey Feldman

Jim Henson

Todd Rundgren

Steven Seagal

Jim Schultz

Mike Dunn

OwlTail

Into The Woods is a 2014 musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Pictures. An adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim broadway musical, the film was directed by Rob Marshall, and takes place in a world drawn from the fairy tales of the Grimm Brothers, but with a more consequential twist. It featured an ensemble cast including Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, and Johnny Depp among many others.On a new episode of Hell Is A Musical, Lilz and Scott welcome special guest Byron McNeal to review Into The Woods, a well-received and commercially successful film, but one that's often been criticized for watering down Sondheim's original story. Join them as Scott faces the bane of his existence via one of the musical's famed songs, Byron relays his own stories of performing in adaptations of the stage show, and Lilz straight up goes to Hell....with Lilz and Scott!

Into The Woods is a 2014 musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Pictures. An adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim broadway musical, the film was directed by Rob Marshall, and takes place in a world drawn from the fairy tales of the Grimm Brothers, but with a more consequential twist. It featured an ensemble cast including Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, and Johnny Depp among many others. On a new episode of Hell Is A Musical, Lilz and Scott welcome special guest Byron McNeal to review Into The Woods, a well-received and commercially successful film, but one that's often been criticized for watering down Sondheim's original story. Join them as Scott faces the bane of his existence via one of the musical's famed songs, Byron relays his own stories of performing in adaptations of the stage show, and Lilz straight up goes to Hell. ...with Lilz and Scott!

030 - Into The Woods ("You're Only Makin' Sourdough!") (w/ Byron McNeal)

Of all the animated franchises to emerge from the doldrums of the 1980s, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was among the biggest, and certainly one of the most profitable. Their success came largely on the back of their Saturday morning cartoon show, which begat feature films, video games, action figures, and an endless barrage of children's merchandise. The franchise thrives to this day but in the late 80s and early 90s one couldn't walk two steps without tripping over Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-branded stuff.So of course it made sense to adapt the adventures of Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo into a touring musical stage show...right?Believe it or not this existed. The Coming Out Of Their Shells tour was a multi-city affair which took place in a variety of amphitheaters across North America. Though commercially successful, it was thoroughly mocked and lambasted for being a naked merchandising ploy. One with slipshod costumes and sets, a paper-thin plotline, and a soundtrack that was beyond cheesy.Fortunately we at Jukebox Zeroes like ourselves some cheese. On this episode Lilz &amp; Patrick join up with Byron McNeal, a writer for Nerd Caliber, and co-host of the Weeb Trash Can podcast. The three of them listen to the soundtrack to Coming Out Of Our Shells and decide whether there's deeper meaning under the surface of this profoundly baffling artifact of the 90sLocal Music Feature: Doomer Juice - "Joybubbles"

Of all the animated franchises to emerge from the doldrums of the 1980s, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was among the biggest, and certainly one of the most profitable. Their success came largely on the back of their Saturday morning cartoon show, which begat feature films, video games, action figures, and an endless barrage of children's merchandise. The franchise thrives to this day but in the late 80s and early 90s one couldn't walk two steps without tripping over Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-branded stuff. So of course it made sense to adapt the adventures of Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo into a touring musical stage show...right? Believe it or not this existed. The Coming Out Of Their Shells tour was a multi-city affair which took place in a variety of amphitheaters across North America. Though commercially successful, it was thoroughly mocked and lambasted for being a naked merchandising ploy. One with slipshod costumes and sets, a paper-thin plotline, and a soundtrack that was beyond cheesy. Fortunately we at Jukebox Zeroes like ourselves some cheese. On this episode Lilz &amp; Patrick join up with Byron McNeal, a writer for Nerd Caliber, and co-host of the Weeb Trash Can podcast. The three of them listen to the soundtrack to Coming Out Of Our Shells and decide whether there's deeper meaning under the surface of this profoundly baffling artifact of the 90s Local Music Feature: Doomer Juice - "Joybubbles"

049 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Coming Out Of Their Shells (1990) (with Byron McNeal)