Host Hollie Nicole sits down with Joe Exotic, the man the world knows as Tiger King, for a very different kind of conversation.

Instead of memes and mayhem, this exclusive Tiger King interview dives into the music, mission, love and lessons that shaped Joe long before and long after the Netflix series.

Joe opens up about:

• The parts of Tiger King that he feels got him wrong

• His passion for helping kids through Operation Smile and funding cleft palate surgeries

• The emotional story behind songs like “Alyssa’s Memories” and other tracks he wrote for terminally ill children

• Writing and releasing new music from prison, including emotional gospel songs and fun tracks like “Hot Dogs on the Campfire”

• His health struggles, time inside and how global fan support helps him keep going

• His relationship with his husband Jorge, their upcoming anniversary and what he hopes for their future

Hollie and Joe also touch on his claims about the zoo, legal battles, and his desire to one day share his full story in his own words.

Guest: Joe Exotic (Tiger King)

Hollie Nicole sits down with Adam Russell and Dan Marsala from Story of the Year at Louder Than Life Festival for a fun and nostalgic episode of Teaser Talk! From joking about their early 2000s emo roots to teasing a brand-new record, the band brings their trademark humor, honesty, and high energy to the conversation.

They share what fans can expect from their Louder Than Life setlist, tease their upcoming co-headlining tour with Senses Fail, and confirm that new music is finished and on the way. The guys also open up about evolving with their fanbase, watching generations grow into the crowd, and how they continue to keep shows fun, chaotic, and meaningful.

If you’re a fan of Story of the Year, Teaser Talk, Louder Than Life Festival, and early 2000s emo/post-hardcore anthems, this episode is packed with laughs, teasers, and insider stories you won’t want to miss.

Join Teaser Talk as we chat with Beth Vandal of the stellar punk-pop group A New Violet! Beth discusses her powerful new single, "66," and the incredible news that it will be featured in the She Rides documentary about women motorcycle riders. We explore the band's growth, the importance of creating unfiltered music, and Beth's killer advice for artists feeling the pressure of trends and algorithms. A must-listen for fans of raw, authentic, and edgy music!