The Gracious Two - Live Weekly Show 008 - Chris Zalenka (Bill Hynes)

Chad Gracey and JRo (Mr. GoodTimes) had a conversation about Halloween plans and the lockdown situation in California. They also mentioned the possibility of solving the homeless problem and discussed the upcoming guest, Mr. Zelenka.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed various topics including music, sleep patterns, and the use of cannabis for better sleep. They also mentioned the length of time someone can go without sleep, with chadgracey's son mentioning a record of 11 days.

Robert Hayes Screenshared Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed a person named Randy who was attempting to break a sleep deprivation record.

Chad Gracey, Mr. GoodTimes and Robert Hayes discussed various topics including the acceptance of nudity in Europe compared to the United States, their plans for "Testicle Tuesday" where they rate pictures of genitals, and their criticism of a Rolling Stone article that portrayed Chad Gracey attending the AVN awards negatively.

Bill Hynes, Chad Gracey, Mr. GoodTimes and Chris Zelenka engaged in a lively conversation about various topics including bears, football and family. They reminisced about past experiences and shared their thoughts and opinions, creating an entertaining and engaging discussion.

Chris Zelenka, a musician, discussed his retirement, marriage and his various bands with Mr. GoodTimes, Chad Gracey and Robert Hayes. He shared his journey of quitting drinking, finding love and pursuing his passion for music, including opening for the band Live in 2015.

Chris Z and Chad Gracey reminisced about their time in the band and discussed their collection of live CDs and memorabilia, including signed guitars. They also mentioned the Gracious Few album and how Chris lost weight after six and a half years of not drinking.

Mr. GoodTimes, Chad Gracey and Chris Z discussed their dietary changes and the challenges of avoiding sugar and unhealthy foods. They also talked about the negative effects of smoking and how it influenced their choices.

Chris, Chad Gracey and Mr.GoodTimes were reminiscing about their past experiences with music and the people they met. They also discussed Chris's new band and upcoming shows, but faced some drama and decided to part ways with certain individuals.

Chris, Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed upcoming shows and where the audience could find a list of their dates, mentioning that they can be found on Facebook and Instagram. They also shared stories about their experiences with fans and getting backstage passes at concerts.

Chris, Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed their experiences with different bands that opened for them in the past, including The Alternate Routes and Live, and praised their musical talents and unique voices.

Chris discussed his experiences opening for various bands, including Hinder, and praised their lead singer. He also mentioned recording "Lightning Crashes" with Ed Kowalczyk and expressed excitement about playing a video of himself performing.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chris discussed a link to an opening for Buck Cherry. Mr. GoodTimes asked Chris to send the link in the chat.

Chad Gracey and Chris discussed their children, with Chad Gracey mentioning that he dropped off his kids at school wearing a Michael Myers mask and planned to pick them up the same way. Chris shared that he has three kids, including a 19-year-old who just started university, and expressed his joy in being a father after dedicating his life to his golf career.

JRo Started Screensharing Chris, Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed their experiences with playing songs live, including covers and originals. They also talked about how certain songs can become tiresome to perform, but the crowd's reaction always makes it worthwhile.

Chris, Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed cover bands and their own experiences with Lakini's Rooster. They also talked about Eddie Vedder's talent and the dynamics within the band, Pearl Jam.
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Chris, Chad Gracey and Mr.GoodTimes discussed their music careers and aspirations. Chris, a retired club pro, expressed his willingness to seize opportunities in music while prioritizing spending time with his wife.

Chad Gracey and Mr. GoodTimes thank the audience and say goodbye.