Episode 55- Chad Gilbert (New Found Glory/Shai Halud)

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2020

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Toby speaks to longtime friend and fellow musician Chad Gilbert (NFG/Shai Hulud) about his early years, discovering and identifying with straight edge, singing in Shai Hulud, how New Found Glory got started and the band's longevity, the highs and lows of touring and his involvement with his community when not playing music.

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0:00.0	getting it.
0:01.0	Welcome to the One Life on Chance podcast.
0:02.6	I'm your host Toby Morris.
0:04.0	I had a Machia Lauté this morning.
0:05.4	Thanks to my guest today.
0:07.0	A friend for over 20 years.
0:08.3	I know this kid since he was in his diapers.
0:10.4	We've lived together.
0:11.1	We've toured together.
0:11.9	We've loved together. We've loved together.
0:12.8	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the podcast, Mr. Chad Gilbert.
0:15.8	What's up? We have... Did you say lived or loved?
0:19.6	We love. Lived and love together.
0:22.3	Oh, actually, that is true. I actually have a chab-ball tattoo.
0:25.5	And I have a Toby tattoo on your toes.
0:27.6	On my toe, I know let her be.
0:29.4	So before we get into our Bud Kid, Bud Kid life,
0:32.8	I want to take you back to your, you growing up.
0:36.2	I know you're born in South Florida, Coral Springs,
0:39.0	to be exact.
0:39.8	Coral Springs.
0:40.9	And then what is your connection to Kentucky?
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