DMCA vs Twitch, and Shootin’ the S**t w/ Collin Sterling | MRP #010
The Metal Robot Podcast (2020-11-19) A longer episode, but for good reason. In this episode we talk about the DMCA's impact on Twitch musicians, and then I sit down with Collin Sterling of Thrashers Paradise to talk about whatever and have a good time, before derailing into making fun of Deftones’ Stephen Carpenter for being an idiot.
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