All right, welcome to Talk His Jericho. It's the pot of thunder and rock and roll, and

it's definitely all about the rock and roll today. Starting with rock and roll, Hall of

Famer, Duff McHagen's patented and highly anticipated joke of the week.

Chris Jericho, Duff McHagen calling yet. He'd listen, man. I finally beat my blur addiction.

Thank you very much. Goodbye.

Another music joke from Duff. I love it. Woohoo! I like Duff's rock and roll punch lines lately. I just like Duff in general.

And I thank him for getting our Memorial Day weekend started with a laugh or a groan, whichever may be.

And AW's Double or Nothing is this Sunday night at 8 p.m. Eastern on Pay Per View. You can also stream it on BR live and fight.tv.

It's the return of the Stadium Stampede, the inner circle versus the pinnacle. Check it out. Don't forget, if you listen to this on Friday,

Dynamite is tonight at 10 p.m. after the NBA game as we go home to Double or Nothing.

It's the Go Home Show as we call it building up to Stadium Stampede, which we're very excited about.

It's going to be a lot different from last year. It's going to be just entertaining, but far more intense I'd have to say.

So check that out. And another quick plug. One of Pagers released a new episode last night, just like we do every Thursday at 9 p.m. Eastern on my Facebook page and YouTube channel.

And wait till you see the pictures that go along with this episode. It's all about cable access TV, channel VPW in Canada.

And some of the shows we used to watch as kids. This is a free station that anybody can ever show. So it's quite the grab bag of ridiculousness.

If only Wayne's World had been really on a public access channel back in the day, it would have been on VPW.

It's the Winnipegurs every Thursday at 9 p.m. on my Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Who's going to be the guest this week? How many laughs are we going to have? It's all there for you.

All right, like I said, all about the rock and roll today as we continue on. This one was a long time coming. We made it happen. A lot of cancellations and moving and schedule changes.

But Greta van Fleet makes their talk as Jericho debut. A singer Josh Kiska and drummer Danny Wagner are here and their connection in Michigan wasn't that great.

They were talking to me from their manager's office that happens to be right next to a train track. How can it be one of the hottest rock and roll bands in the world and not have good connection for interviews?

You think it would be the number one thing that kids would have these days. But yes, at the key of the train rolls by in the middle of our conversation, Hawks, the Horn, their receptions all over the place, their connections all over the place.

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