Change (In The House of Pods) Podcast

93X | KXXR-FM

Discuss Deftones with people who love them. Robert "Woody" Nelson is a host at 93X (KXXR-FM) in Minneapolis and co-hosts The Pit, their Saturday night metal show - and he loves Deftones.  Join him weekly as he sets out to learn new things about his favorite band from other fans, friends, musicians, people in the music business, and... well, pretty much anyone who loves Deftones.

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Our Editor's Take

Change (In The House of Pods) Podcast is a show for Deftones fans. Anyone who enjoys this American alternative metal band likely has a story about what made them first listen. It's possible they remember the first song to grab their attention or the first time they went to a concert. Deftones has been around since the '80s, so they've had time to influence people in various ways. This podcast curates stories about Deftone's impact. The title is a riff on the band's song "Change (In the House of Flies)."

Host Robert "Woody" Nelson interviews musicians who changed their sound thanks to Deftones. Woody talks to music executives and producers who interacted with the group. He reminisces with fans about times in their lives when the music helped them cope. The podcast host also talks to some of the band members to understand what makes them so iconic.

The host of Change (In The House of Pods) Podcast is a veteran radio host. He has decades of experience within the music industry. Woody worked as a DJ for 93X in Minneapolis for nine years. During that time, he interviewed famous rock and metal musicians from around the US. Some notable musicians include Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park. Woody was also the cohost of a weekly metal show, The Pit.

While Woody appreciates all types of music and artists, in his mind, Deftones is one of the greatest. The host created Change (In The House of Pods) Podcast as a place to share this obsession. In some episodes, Woody invites music experts to join. For example, he speaks to Derek Madden, a radio program director. The two examine what made Deftones such a commercial success. In other installments, Woody talks to fanatics like Joe Falkowski. This fan has seen the band over 30 times and spent time with them backstage. There are episodes where the host interviews the band members, like Chino Moreno. This podcast is a celebration of anything related to Deftones and their music.

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