Strap in. No maps. No guides. No apologies.
Today, Bobby D kicked open the gates and dragged the Chaos Army straight into The Riff Jungle — a two-hour hunt through snarling guitars, arena-sized choruses, and the kind of classic-rock voltage you can feel in your teeth.

From Guns N' Roses and Def Leppard to ZZ Top and AC/DC, this episode was built for loud souls and worn-out volume knobs. Add in Infernos from across the continent, an Unholy Stack that could set off seismographs, and a double-shot that only Bon Jovi could deliver…
Yeah. Welcome to the loudest wilderness on radio.

Featuring:
Guns N' Roses • AC/DC • Van Halen • ZZ Top • Bon Jovi • Def Leppard • Judas Priest • Scorpions • Ratt

Featuring fan requests from Brad (North Carolina), Pitboss (Washington), Kelly (Ontario) and more

Tonight's episode ran on pure jet fuel and bad decisions — No Brakes, No Apologies.
Bobby D opened the gates with fist-swinging anthems from Twisted Sister, Skid Row, AC/DC, and Dokken before the Chaos Army flooded the lines with a three-tier Request Inferno that could've melted the station servers.

Then came the Unholy Stack — a triple punch of ZZ Top, Poison, and Sammy Hagar — followed by a surprise two-song Ozzy Osbourne Double Shot that absolutely detonated the back half of the show.

If you love hair-sprayed rebellion, neon-soaked riffs, and the thrill of music that refuses to behave… buckle in. This episode didn't slow down once.

Featured Artists:
Twisted Sister • Skid Row • FireHouse • AC/DC • Journey • Def Leppard • Poison • Van Halen • Ozzy Osbourne • Nazareth

Featuring fan requests from Mike (GA), Alex (KY), and Chris (TX).

Tonight's sermon was preached from the Church of Hairspray and Overdrive.
“Leather, Lighters & Bad Decisions” is two straight hours of Bon Jovi swagger, Crüe chaos, Ratt attitude, and AC/DC electricity — with the Chaos Army tossing gasoline on the fire through every Request Inferno.

From the opening blast of Born to Be My Baby to the closing punch of UFO's Too Hot To Handle, this one is a masterclass in arena-rock excess.
Throw in KISS, Jackyl, Quiet Riot, Lita Ford, Poison, and a double-shot of AC/DC, and you get the kind of night your parents warned you about.

This episode is loud, fast, unapologetic, and drenched in that classic Rock King energy:
too much is never enough.