Louder Than My Demons: Season 3 Is Coming — And We’re Just Getting Started
Louder Than My Demons: Season 3 Is Coming — And We’re Just Getting Started Four episodes filmed. Six more written. New shows. New adventures. A new store. And a whole lot more coming your way. It’s been a little while since I’ve given everyone a proper update on what’s happening behind the scenes at Louder Than My Demons, and believe me, there’s a lot happening. I’ve been busy. Really busy. And for once, I don’t mean busy just trying to survive whatever life decides to throw at me next. I mean busy creating. Writing. Recording. Planning. Building something that I genuinely believe in. Season 3 of Louder Than My Demons is getting closer, and I’m excited about where we’re headed. So let’s talk about it. Season 3 — November 27, 2026 First, the big news. Season 3 officially launches Friday, November 27, 2026! As of today, four episodes have been filmed, and the remaining six have been written. That means all ten episodes of Season 3 are taking shape, and we’re getting closer to having everything ready to roll. This season is different. The first season was about finding my footing in sobriety. The second was about discovering that staying sober doesn’t automatically mean life gets easier. Season 3 is about what happens next. It’s about rebuilding. It’s about confronting the things we don’t always want to admit about ourselves. It’s about learning how to live a life that doesn’t revolve around alcohol, while accepting that sobriety doesn’t magically eliminate heartbreak, insecurity, regret, or fear. We’re going to have some uncomfortable conversations. We’re going to laugh. We’re going to explore some things that have helped me, and some things I’m still trying to figure out. And as always, I’m not coming to you as an expert who has all the answers. I’m coming to you as someone who’s living this stuff right alongside you. Outlaw Logic Returns — November 25 Before Season 3 officially begins, we’re bringing back a little Outlaw Logic. A brand-new Outlaw Logic episode arrives Wednesday, November 25. If you’re familiar with Outlaw Logic, you already know what to expect. My perspective on life, recovery, relationships, and whatever else happens to be rattling around in my head. Sometimes serious. Sometimes funny. Sometimes probably a little inappropriate. But always real. Consider it a little warm-up before the new season begins. Demon Cuts Is Coming Back Too Demon Cuts Is Coming Back Too I’ve also written a brand-new episode of Demon Cuts. I love having different ways to communicate with you outside the regular podcast format. Not every subject needs a full 45-minute episode, and sometimes a shorter, more focused conversation can hit just as hard. In past episodes, we’ve taken a deep dive into some incredible albums and artists, including Metallica’s St. Anger, Mötley Crüe’s Dr. Feelgood, Jimmy Page’s Outrider, and Zakk Wylde’s Book of Shadows. We’ve explored the music, the musicians, the stories behind the recordings, and what makes these albums so interesting, sometimes decades after their release. The next Demon Cuts is all about Velvet Revolver and their explosive debut album, Contraband. If you follow the podcast, you already know about my affinity for Duff McKagan, Slash, and, of course, Izzy Stradlin. All three have connections to the early story of what would eventually become one of the biggest rock supergroups of the 2000s. We’re going to dig into how Velvet Revolver came together, the personalities involved, the music they created, and why Contraband remains such a powerful rock record more than two decades after its release. For me, Demon Cuts is a chance to celebrate the music that shaped my life while exploring the stories behind the albums we love. And believe me, I’ve got plenty more albums I want to talk about. So crank it up. Demon Cuts is coming back! R.E.D. 22 — Two New Episodes in Development I’m also working on two new installments of R.E.D. 22. This series remains an important part of what we’re building at LTMD. It gives us an opportunity to have conversations that matter, particularly around veterans, mental health, recovery, and the struggles that people sometimes carry silently. These are subjects that deserve more than a passing mention. We’ll have more information about those episodes as they come together. Something New: Taking Recovery on the Road Here’s something I’m especially excited about. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what it means to actually LIVE in sobriety. We spend so much time talking about getting sober, staying sober, avoiding triggers, and surviving difficult days. And all of that matters. But what about having fun? What about traveling? Going to concerts? Meeting new people? Trying new restaurants? Dating? Taking a weekend trip somewhere you’ve never been? What about building a life that makes you genuinely excited to wake up in the morning? That’s where a new LTMD project comes in. I’m developing a travelogue-style series, tentatively called The Sober Road, where we’ll explore places, experiences, and adventures through the eyes of someone learning how to enjoy life without alcohol. Maybe it’s a weekend in Chicago. Maybe it’s checking out a sober social event. Maybe it’s visiting a new city while the band is playing a show. Maybe it’s something as simple as going somewhere alone and discovering that you can still have an incredible time. I want to explore what the world has to offer, and I want to bring you along. Because recovery shouldn’t be just about everything we’ve given up. It should also be about everything we still get to experience. New Audio-Exclusive Episodes Another big change is coming to the podcast. We’re introducing audio-exclusive LTMD episodes on platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. These will be different from our regular video productions. More relaxed. More conversational. Sometimes a little spontaneous. Think of them as an opportunity to sit down together without cameras, elaborate production, or a carefully structured show. Just conversations about life, sobriety, music, relationships, and