The Gracious Two - Steve Savo - LIVE Show 015

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and JRo (Mr. GoodTimes) discuss various topics including a new group of law enforcement officers in Los Angeles called "DACA Cops," consisting of illegal immigrants who are now serving as police officers. They had concerns about the potential implications of allowing undocumented individuals to enforce laws and carry guns.

Chad Gracey & Mr. GoodTimes discuss how Texas is taking steps to address the issue of illegal immigration at their boarder on a State level because the Federal Government isn't helping at all. They also discuss how the Boston mayor mistakenly sending an email about a Christmas party that only included elected officials of color, excluding white individuals. The reflected on the state of politics and the results of defunding the police. They were expressing frustration with what is perceived as an upside-down or illogical world.

Steve Savo sits down with The Gracious Two and shares his background growing up with a passion for music and introduces his sons Kevin and Rocky who are now pursuing filmmaking and music careers of their own.

Steve describes his battle with opioid addiction which led to the loss of his marriage and relationship with his sons, but finding recovery 7 years ago through meetings and helping others in the program has led to him totally repairing his past relationships especially with his sons.

Rocky Savo shares their horror film "Rerouting" about a killer "Ride Share driver," showing the professionally made trailer. They hope to premiere at festivals in 2024 and find distribution, looking for support from investors to fund further projects.

Steve fondly recalls numerous Rush and + LiVe + concerts over decades, several with his sons from a young age, including backstage meetings with the band members who were always gracious with fans.

Each Savo shares their favorite Live song to hear or play live, and influences like Neil Peart who inspire them musically despite their different styles. Chad Gracey also cites Dave Grohl among his drumming heroes.