After Hours at the Burgundy Room

When James Logan's not being drowned by Jason Statham, dragged behind cars by Johnny Depp, or knocked out by Ice Cube, he's snatching purses from Tori Spelling, pulling guns on John Travolta, and voicing smart-ass dogs in Super Bowl commercials. With twenty-three years in the biz, he’s a much-respected stuntman and actor, who claims his training comes from jumping off roofs and riding around on car tops in high school. It’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. James Logan. She hits me, she punches me … I look up and Tori Spelling’s boob—right here … and I remember thinking: “Oh, I can’t look at her boob! I’m never gonna work in this town again. Her father’s gonna destroy me.James Logan James Logan Discusses: Tori Spelling's boob Moving to Hollywood from Dallas, Texas Jumping off rooftops Early celebrity meetings First movie role Working on Beverly Hills 90210 Hanging with Jason Statham Working with Ice Cube Working on Hunger Games Being recognized Working with John Travolta Working on Justified Drinking at The Burgundy Room The Power House Working with Johnny Depp Links James Logan - Official Site James Logan - Twitter James Logan Acting Reel - Vimeo "The Mechanic" Opening Scene - YouTube

Lincoln Cleary has worked or shared a stage with stars like Flo Rida, The Game, Beyonce, Seal, Stevie Wonder, not to mention jamming with one the greatest musicians of all time—Prince. He’s a graduate of the world-renowned Frost School of Music, knows his pilsners from his IPAs, and is well on his way to becoming one of the most respected and in-demand musicians in L.A. It’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Lincoln Cleary. We were in the theatre every night performing for five hundred people … we drank an obscene amount and chased girls and did all the things that Royal Caribbean did not want us to do.Lincoln Cleary Lincoln Cleary Discusses: Growing up in Denver Early piano lessons Jazz Piano Frost School of Music Early gigs Moving out to L.A. Artists Lincoln's played with Jamming with Prince Playing with Flo Rida Playing the Hillary Clinton Benefit Touring with American Idol winner Lee DeWyze Playing halftime at the NFC Championship Touring with Anna Nalick Earl St. Clair Drugs and alcohol Troydon Murison An unexpected birthday surprise! Pics https://www.instagram.com/p/BLBwRzcBS_7/ Links Lincoln Cleary - Instagram Lincoln Cleary - Facebook Lincoln Cleary - Spotify Lee DeWyze "An Acoustic Evening" - YouTube American Idol Star throws tantrum after snub at Nick’s STICKUM - "Spanish Joint" Troydon Murison - SoundCloud

Chris Carnel is one of Hollywood’s most renowned stuntmen. When he’s not getting shot at or blown up as a stunt-double for stars like Christian Bale and Jason Statham, he’s rolling Chevy Tahoes at 70mph, choreographing fight scenes for Captain America, and being a cult hero in the horror world (My Bloody Valentine 3D). Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Chris Carnel. I like to fight … I’m fifty-two-years old—I still get in fights, ’cause it’s fun and it always turns into a great story.Chris Carnel Chris Carnel Discusses: Getting into fights Becoming a stuntman How walking into Simon Rhee's dojo forever changed his life Working with Jet Li Doubling for stars like James Franco, Christian Bale, and Billy Bob Thornton Stunt driving Riding motorcycles with the great Steve McQueen Injuries over a thirty-year career Favorite stunts Aspirations to become a second-unit director Starring in My Bloody Valentine 3D The state of masculinity in America James Franco's unexpected gift Pics https://www.instagram.com/p/BBd1z2wxDOE/ Links Chris Carnel - IMDb Chris Carnel - ISA Chris Carnel - Instagram Yamaha 60 Mini Endure - Photo Simon Rhee Martial Arts Why Him? trailer - YouTube

Photographer Gregory Bojorquez has had some seminal moments in his life, one of which landed his work on the front page of the LA Times, as well as a hundred other news outlets around the world. It was December, 2011. On his way to the bank, Gregory found himself caught in the crossfire of a deadly shootout between LAPD and a lone gunman at the corner of Sunset & Vine in Hollywood. Instinctively, Gregory ducked for cover, drew out his camera, and began capturing all the horror as Police shot the gunman dead. The series of photographs went on to be part of a collection named .45 Blank and Gregory went on to have his name further solidified as one of the most talented, unique, and important photographers ever to come out of the city of Los Angeles. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Gregory Bojorquez. The guy … he goes for his gun all of a sudden … he acts like he’s gonna draw and the cop was right there and I just said, “Shoot him!” Gregory Bojorquez Gregory Bojorquez Discusses: The famous Hollywood & Vine shootout The rise of amateur photography via smartphones Shoots he regrets Shooting in his neighborhood of East L.A. Getting discovered Becoming a celebrity photographer Shooting Nicholson Gardens in L.A. Shooting the MacArthur Park Hot Dog Wars Racism in photography Shooting Kobe Bryant Shooting Outkast Shooting 50 Cent Shooting Oliver Stone Shooting David Bowie Shooting Kobe Bryant Shooting the famous Alejandra in Boots The Power House Bar in Hollywood Shooting Wolf & Duck Tattoos Gallery exhibitions https://www.instagram.com/p/_7WReLqmUl/ Links Gregory Bojorquez - Official site Gregory Bojorquez - Twitter Gregory Bojorquez - Instagram Gregory Bojorquez - Facebook The Photography of Gregory Bojorquez - L.A. Taco Nickerson Gardens MacArthur Park Power House - LA Weekly Galerie Bene Taschen Gregory Bojorquez - 1stdibs HUMANIZING Greg Bojorquez - YouTube

Gonzalo Menendez knows more about being a working actor in Hollywood than just about anyone. With over eighty film and tv credits to his name, including giant TV shows like 24, Breaking Bad, and The Mentalist, as well as movies like The Dark Knight Rises, Fantastic Four, and Blow, he’s worked with some of the biggest names in the biz, all while juggling duties as husband, dad, and all round good guy. You might know him as the Cuban gangster Clavo Cruz from CSI: Miami, we’ll just call him by his real name—it’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Gonzalo Menendez. If Hollywood wants me to be a guest star on any number of shows, then that’s what I’m gonna be. And I’m gonna be as good of a guest star as I can possibly be.Gonzalo Menendez Gonzalo Menendez Discusses: Studying acting at Florida State Playing Clavo Cruz on CSI: Miami Lying his ass off to win his role on Beverly Hills 90210 His love of pro wrestling Working with John Cena Working on Colony Working with director Oliver Stone and Benicio Del Toro on Savages Working with Andy Garcia on Lost City Aaron Paul's love of "meat candy" Working with Vin Diesel Pics https://www.instagram.com/p/BI0rDKahxuy/ https://www.instagram.com/p/6OCBLitLYm/ https://www.instagram.com/p/BCa_CF6tLc9/ Links Gonzalo Menendez - IMDb Gonzalo Menendez - Facebook Gonzalo Menendez - Instagram Gonzalo Menendez - Twitter "The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel" Florida State Theater Program 12 Rounds Trailer - YouTube Colony Trailer - YouTube Savages Trailer - YouTube Lost City Trailer - YouTube Spectral Trailer - YouTube Sand Castle Trailer - YouTube From Dusk Till Dawn Trailer - YouTube The Ropes Trailer - YouTube

Being a working actor in Hollywood is a tough gig, and our guest tonight, Brett Wagner, knows more about it than just about anyone. With over seventy film and tv credits to his name, including stuff like Sons of Anarchy, Machine Gun Preacher, Castle, The Mentalist, Two-and-a-Half Men, Desperate Housewives, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and yes, Hannah Montana, he’s worked with some of the biggest names in the biz, all while juggling careers as a pro wrestler, a TV and radio host, reality TV star, emcee, and author. Weighing in at 300 pounds and standing 6’5” tall, the father of reinvention, the king of hustle—it’s a big After Hours welcome to Brett “The Big Schwag” Wagner. Charlie Sheen had a dream that I raped him in prison … little did I know that if I’d hung out with him, it might have been the opposite …Brett Wagner Brett Wagner Discusses: How Hollywood really works Breaking into acting The birth of the "Big Schwag" His wrestling career His TV roles Going from a San Fernando Valley jock to Hollywood badass Tossing celebrities like Fred Savage while working as a Hollywood doorman Fighting Chuck Norris Hanging with Willie Nelson The Big Schwag's Positive Self Help Guide The perils of watching porn on your phone Disliking Seth Meyers Not getting Daniel Tosh Car shows Daryl Hannah's infatuation with After Hours Producer Tom Stampalia Working with Jessica Biel Being "discovered" by Paul Haggis Pics Tom Stampalia and Brett Wagner, circa 1992 https://www.instagram.com/p/4XywIjKP9p/ https://www.instagram.com/p/BBebzRQqP1x/ Links Brett Wagner - Official Site Brett Wagner - IMDb Brett Wagner - Facebook Brett Wagner - Instagram Brett Wagner - Twitter The Big Schwag's Positive Self Help Guide: For Complete Losers Like Yourself! Heavy Rotation CD & Tapes The Big Easy Monster Garage Brett Wagner - Sons of Anarchy Starlingear Rings Bad Boy Mowers American Diabetes Association

Keith Morris is a punk rock icon who has influenced everyone from Green Day to Nirvana. A boisterous kid from Hermosa Beach, who wanted nothing more than to sidestep inheriting his father's bait and tackle empire, Keith helped launch the hardcore punk movement that steamrolled through Southern California in the late '70s, as lead vocalist and founding member of Black Flag and The Circle Jerks. In between creating a new genre of music and helping define an era, Keith Morris has played with everyone from Chuck Berry to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, not to mention surviving drug and alcohol abuse, diabetes, and a suicide attempt on the Santa Monica Freeway. Punk rock means many things: a musical genre, a lifestyle, an attitude—Keith Morris personifies them all. Enjoy this after hours conversation with the man himself. The owner of Mississippi Nights said to me, ‘When Chuck Berry left, he said that you are one of the greatest rock n roll bands he has ever seen.’ You’re not gonna get a higher compliment than that.Keith Morris Keith Morris Discusses: Growing up in Hermosa Beach Spying on The Doors Early exposure to music Buying his first-ever album Early concerts Playing with Chuck Berry Getting into punk rock Black Flag The early L.A. punk scene Fear The Decline of Western Civilization Group Sex Greg Hetson Songwriting Signing with Mercury Records Off! FLAG Rock t-shirts Being in the Red Hot Chili Peppers Attempted suicide Links Keith Morris - Facebook Keith Morris - YouTube Black Flag - YouTube Circle Jerks - YouTube The Decline of Western Civilization - Amazon

In 2007, Johnny Depp said of Bruce Witkin: “This guy is someone I've known for 30 years. He's a brother. We worked in bands together, we were on the road together, we lived together.” One of those bands was The Kids, which Bruce started in Florida back in 1978, and with whom he and Johnny would move out to L.A. with seeking fame and fortune. Cut to almost 40 years later and Bruce and Johnny are in another band together, a little rock supergroup called the Hollywood Vampires, featuring Joe Perry, Matt Sorum, and Alice Cooper. In between The Kids and The Vampires, Bruce has worked with everyone from Paul McCartney to Marilyn Manson, as well as producing movie soundtracks like The Lone Ranger, The Rum Diary, and Sweeney Todd, for which he was nominated for a Grammy. He’s one of the baddest musicians in L.A. and a pretty mean poker player. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this (very smokey) After Hours conversation with Mr. Bruce Witkin. Somebody pointed out to me there’s all these photos with Johnny, but when there’s one with me and him in it, he has a different smile on his face.Bruce Witkin Bruce Witkin Discusses: Leaving the Bronx for Miami Playing in The Kids with Johnny Depp Playing in the Hollywood Vampires Touring with Adam Ant and Vanessa Paradis Working with Paul McCartney Working with Marilyn Manson Working on Jiminy Glick in Lalawood Working on Sweeney Todd The Glam Skanks Sheila Witkin The South Florida music scene of the ‘70s and ‘80s Being nominated—and playing—The Grammys Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan Living on Nicolas Cage’s yacht with Johnny Depp Flux Unison Music Johnny Depp’s band “P” Hollywood Vampires’s new album Post traumatic tour depression Looking back College Tighty Whities band Gallery Links Bruce Witkin - AllMusic Bruce Witkin - IMDb The Kids - Rolling Stone The Kids - Johnny Depp Rocks The Kids - Live at the Agora Ballroom, 1982 - YouTube Another Night at the Agora Trailer - YouTube Hollywood Vampires - Official Site Hollywood Vampires - Spotify Hollywood Vampires - YouTube Joe Perry Health Scare - Billboard "You’re So Vain," Marilyn Manson Cover - YouTube Sweeney Todd Soundtrack - YouTube Glam Skanks - Spotify Sheila Witkin Memorial Concert, 2008 - YouTube Blow Trailer - YouTube Hollywood Vampires, Live at The Grammys - YouTube Jeff Levine - IMDb Unison Music Johnny Depp’s Band “P” Tighty Whities - Facebook

Jesse Bradford has worked with everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio to Clint Eastwood in an acting career spanning almost four decades. A child actor before becoming one of Hollywood’s hottest up and coming young actors in the early 2000s, Jesse has recently starred in the NBC comedy Guys with Kids (executive produced by Jimmy Fallon) and the Crackle original series Sequestered, among other roles. So, what’s next for a guy who’s old enough to be able to look back, but still young enough to be able to look ahead? Sit back and enjoy this After Hours conversation with actor, musician, renaissance man, Jesse Bradford. I feel like I’m a little too weird to always play the leading man, and a little too leading man to always play the weird guy.Jesse Bradford Jesse Discusses: Beginning his acting career as a baby Working with Harrison Ford on Presumed Innocent Working with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Daines on Romeo and Juliet Auditioning alongside Robin Williams for Steven Spielberg Playing a murderer and attempted rapist on the CBS drama Code Black Being typecast as an actor The first thing Leonardo DiCaprio said to Jesse upon meeting him Working with Steven Soderbergh on King of the Hill Remaining grounded in Hollywood The unexpected success of Swimfan Working with Robert DeNiro His Christopher Walken steam room story Interests outside of Hollywood Becoming an accomplished guitar player The pros and cons of fame Maintaining an untarnished public image Navigating social media Joining his first online dating site Having his heart broken Friendships in Hollywood Roles he regrets having turned down Links Jesse Bradford - Instagram Bring it On clip - YouTube Jesse Bradford with Harrison Ford in Presumed Innocent - Photo Jesse Bradford winning Young Hollywood Award - Photo Jesse Bradford with Leonardo DiCaprio in Romeo & Juliet - Photo Guys with Kids clip - YouTube Code Black clip - YouTube King of the Hill clip - YouTube Swimfan trailer - YouTube Jesse Bradford in Falling in Love - Photo The Power of Few trailer - YouTube Jesse playing blues guitar - YouTube

Lias Saoudi, lead singer of the English rock band Fat White Family, has been described as a drink and drug-wracked nihilist degenerate, not to mention an enthusiast of onstage nudity, Nazi history, and animal carcasses. A self-professed humanitarian, Lias rejects the nihilist label, but he’s got no problem talking drugs, art, politics, fascism, classism, gentrification, yuppification, or anything else you want to throw his way. His band’s the most exciting thing to come out of the U.K. in years, and Lias's voice is surely one of the most compelling. So sit back, turn off the lights, and enjoy this After Hours conversation with the inimitable Lias Saoudi. I think our music is steeped in vicious sarcasm and irony and classic British repression, and I’m not sure if everybody in the American music listening public cottons on to those things quite so easily as they do over there.Lias Saoudi Lias Saoudi Discusses: The perils of touring in America Playing with Sean Lennon Arriving in New York for the first time Partying in New York versus London The best Fat White Family gig ever Growing up in Ireland and Scotland How his musical tastes formed Moving to London to attend art school Discovering he was a singer His relationship with Saul Adamczewski The songs he’s most proud of writing The enemy of art London's disappearing live music venues The birth of Fat White Family Pre-rockstar day jobs Early days at the Queens Head Pub Recording their first album Champagne Holocaust Playing in Paris on the night of the terrorist attacks Being politically outspoken His anger at the gentrification of London The U.S. Presidential race Musicians being the lowest form of human life The current state of rock n’ roll Performing naked Fat White Family’s drug use Playing live vs the studio What he's reading The Moonlandingz Links Fat White Family - Bandcamp Fat White Family - Facebook Fat White Family - Twitter Fat White Family - Spotify Fat White Family - Live on David Letterman "Goodbye Goebbels" - YouTube | Spotify "Tinfoil Deathstar" - YouTube | Spotify "Cream of the Young" - YouTube | Spotify "Touch the Leather" - YouTube | Spotify The Moonlandingz - Spotify Sean Lennon - Spotify Black Lips - Spotify Pulp - Spotify David Bowie - Spotify Iggy Pop - Spotify Lou Reed - Spotify The Fight by Norman Mailer The Queens Head Pub Brixton Academy Sectarianism in Ireland Lias misquoted in Vice London’s disappearing live music venues Krautrock Trashmouth Records Ben Wallers Eagles of Death Metal lead singer’s Paris terrorist attack comments

Jon Sidel is a legendary L.A. restaurant and nightclub impresario credited with creating "a scene that gave birth to 32 bars and restaurants, transformed Hollywood, and redefined L.A. nightlife." He’s also a rock n' roll jack of all trades, who’s worked with everyone from The Sex Pistols to The White Stripes. In between signing rockstars and marrying movie stars, Sidel has owned some of the most swinging L.A. bars and restaurants, including Small’s K.O., Swingers, Dominick’s, Jones, and Good Luck Bar. Raised on the mean streets of Manhattan, but decidedly more new age California today, Sidel's a walking storybook, a man whose imprint on L.A. will be forever felt, and whose tales of insider excess continue to rival even those of Vinyl's Richie Finestra. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this walk through the amazing life of a true rock n' roll journeyman, Mr. Jon Sidel. When I saw them (Guns N’ Roses) play the first time, I was like, ‘Oh, shit, that guy’s in a band?’ Because, you know, Axl was just this notorious trouble maker … a little rock guy you’d see in a fistfight at a club over a speed deal.Jon Sidel Jon Sidel Discusses: The origins of his love of music and clubs. Seeing the New York Dolls play at Max’s Kansas City at age 14. The influence of Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider. New York city in the 70s. Hanging at Studio 54 as a 15-year-old. Making money versus making art. Being covered in David Bowie’s spit in a mens room. His involvement in L.A.’s first rap club, the Rhythm Lounge. Being responsible for creating the velvet rope scene in L.A. His mega club, Power Tools. Buying his first bar in L.A. Opening legendary Hollywood bar Small’s K.O. with partner Sean MacPherson. Indochine restaurant in New York. How he became an A&R guy. His band, Fudge Factory Inc. Selling all his bars and restaurants. Working with Whiskeytown and Ryan Adams. His long history with Guns N’ Roses. The list of bars and restaurants he’s owned. How trying to check into an insane asylum led to Good Luck Bar. Partying at Small’s with: Paul Westerberg, Dave Gahan, Joe Strummer, Thelonius Monster, Red Hot Chili Peppers. The night The Clash, Buzzcocks, and Sex Pistols all converged at Small’s. Lady Gaga’s David Bowie Grammy tribute. His current publishing company. His podcast The Idelic Hour. Artists he’s worked with: The White Stripes, Weezer, The Black Keys, The Strokes, Soundgarden, and Beck. The best band he’s ever seen. His amazing London Calling album cover story. Sobriety. The night River Phoenix died. Links Jon Sidel - Twitter Jon Sidel - Facebook Jon Sidel - Spotify New York Dolls at Max’s Kansas City - YouTube Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider - YouTube Studio 54 "Birth of the Cool" - Los Angeles Magazine "Indochine: Stories, Shaken and Stirred" "A&R Star Makers" - LA Weekly Fudge Factory Inc - YouTube [amazon template=image&asin=B000001IU9] [amazon template=wishlist&asin=B000001IU9] Whiskeytown - Spotify “Owners To Pull Plug On Power Tools” - LA Times Swingers Diner Small’s K.O. - LA Times Madonna at Small’s Bar, Hollywood - Photo Jones Hollywood - Eater LA Good Luck Bar - LA Weekly Dominick’s - LA Times Lady Gaga's David Bowie tribute - Vimeo Sidel Services LLC The Idelic Hour The Who - YouTube The Clash's London Calling album cover - Photo “Last Night at the Viper Room”: The Life and Death of River Phoenix

“Drug dealer to the Stars” is a pretty heavy title, but it's one our guest "Sanchez" (not his real name) has worn for three decades. A self-professed “hardcore 70s kinda guy,“ Sanchez has dealt drugs to rockstars and movie stars as well as doctors and lawyers. He also happens to be a movie aficionado, sports fanatic, and one of the most amiable guys you'll meet. We’re not looking to glorify drugs or dealing drugs in this episode, but we’re also not looking to play judge; what we’re interested in are people and their stories. Sanchez came of age in 1970s L.A., which means he’s seen some shit — like crazy, Hollywood stuff you don't see in the rest of the world type shit. So dig in, buckle up, and enjoy this walk through the life of Sanchez, bona fide drug dealer to the stars. … he was the nicest guy in the world and he told me he didn’t like being a celebrity sometimes—he hated it … the bad part is people don’t know when to stop or slow down.Sanchez Sanchez Discusses: Becoming a drug dealer after originally wanting to work in film. The cocaine-fueled Los Angeles of the 80s. Why so many famous actors and musicians use drugs. How today’s drug scene compares to past decades. America's war on drugs. Being busted and doing time. Being caught in a front page drug bust with a rockstar/actress. How a drug deal goes down. Being offered sex for drugs. The most dangerous situation he’s ever been in. Dealing with strung out clients. The parallels between his own life story and Scarface's Tony Montana. Squandering large sums of money. The cardinal sin of drug dealers. The ’92 L.A. riots. Being up for nine days on a drug bender. Surviving the childhood accident that killed his mother and sister. Breaking Bad’s Walter White. Links War on Drugs - YouTube The 80s Archives - Los Angeles Magazine Sandy Koufax The Natural trailer - YouTube Scarface trailer - YouTube '92 LA Riots - YouTube Rodney King beating - YouTube Breaking Bad - The Evolution of Walter White - YouTube

Be a fly on the wall at Hollywood’s oldest bar, The Burgundy Room, as we welcome guests from film, tv, and music for some of the most memorable after hours conversations. First season guests include: . Actor, Jesse Bradford . Grammy-nominated producer and musician, Bruce Witkin . Infamous L.A. restaurateur and A&R guy, Jon Sidel . Punk rock icon, Keith Morris . Fat White Family lead singer, Lias Saoudi After Hours at the Burgundy Room podcast launches soon. Listen and subscribe at AfterHoursPodcast.com