Scott Stapp
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Sep 27, 2026
Who’s at Your Table? with Ian Simkins
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42:26Ian SimpkinsGUEST
That alone is worth our consideration.
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42:29Ian SimpkinsGUEST
But he does seem to have... a breaking point like hospitality never seems to make him passive toward injustice so like he welcomes people extravagantly but he also he he seems he seems dead set on confronting what enslaves people too like what keeps us from becoming people of love so it's not just you know, Scott Stapp arms wide open all the time.
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43:00Ian SimpkinsGUEST
There have been times, and you know, the New Testament has some very interesting language about, hey, when you reach this point, or if this person is not willing to meet in the middle or recognize their own kind of culpability, like, X, Y, Z should happen next.
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43:18Ian SimpkinsGUEST
And I will admit there's a lot of, There's a lot of words of Jesus.
🎤 Can a Live Audition Change Your Life? Sage King's Rock Journey 🎸
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33:47Bill BaileyHOST
Always nice to have a little taste of home come there.
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33:50Bill BaileyHOST
I got to do security for Everclear and Scott Stapp when he came and performed for us.
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33:57Bill BaileyHOST
It was a cool experience, man.
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34:01Sage KingGUEST
Yeah, I'm a huge Scott Stapp fan, so that's awesome.
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34:04Bill BaileyHOST
Oh, yeah, yeah.
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34:05Bill BaileyHOST
What was cool about that time, well, I mean, it was tough around that time, but what he did for me was a solid... my oldest daughter had turned eight while i was on my last deployment so i wasn't home for her birthday but around the time she was born like creed and arms wide open you know was big and it was just like such a inspirational song as a new dad and i got to share that with him after you know i his his show was done and i was doing security with him and uh told him how i was missing her birthday so he sung happy birthday for her on a recording that's
3830 - Johnny Pemberton
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63:14Johnny PembertonGUEST
Yeah, it's really fun.
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63:14Johnny PembertonGUEST
I was, uh, Scott Stapp one year.
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63:16Matt BelknapHOST
[laughs]
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63:17Jimmy PardoHOST
I, I...
Finish Line Radio 2.31 – Is NASCAR back?
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28:30Jamie KyleHOST
The most famous...
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28:33Jamie KyleHOST
Person never to attend Lee University right here, Scott Stapp.
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28:36Jamie KyleHOST
Agreed.
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28:37Jamie KyleHOST
You got the boot.
S4 Ep. 17 - Holes (I’m Tired of This, Grandpa)
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42:06Matthew ArnoldHOST
[laughs]
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42:07Will CamposHOST
Hi, it's Scott Stapp from Creed.
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42:08Anthony BurchHOST
[laughs]
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42:11Matthew ArnoldHOST
[laughs]
Greenland, Gas Prices, & Trump's 20 Core Promises (The Doomers Don't Want You to Know This!)
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18:40speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's exactly it.
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18:41speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It would be wrong of me to not sing the Scott Stapp from Creed.
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18:46speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay, right, right.
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18:47speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Is part of his thing that he's hot?
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19:01speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is a weird pick.
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19:03speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Patriot credentials in question.
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19:06speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If you can't tell that Scott Stapp is a hot man.
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19:08speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of people are going to get this one, but the singer of Default has my number two.
I Love 1997: Buena Vista Social Club & Metallica
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49:44DudeHOST
It's Creed, My Own Prison, which was released in 1997.
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49:48DudeHOST
Of course, Scott Stapp, Mark Tremonti, Brian Marshall, and Scott Phillips, they have their arms wide open.
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49:55DudeHOST
We know the guys.
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49:57DudeHOST
What I consider true post-grunge, but...
Afflicted
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55:03MarkHOST
I'm not a big fan.
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55:05MarkHOST
I like watching Asian men sing like Scott Stapp, but on Instagram.
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55:11MarkHOST
But I
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55:12JasonHOST
think this is why people came to a Prodigal Son episode.
Breakin' Stuff: Top 10 Nu Metal Brawls | WWLO #63
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10:35Jeff GeaghanHOST
This was a long time ago.
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10:36Jeff GeaghanHOST
So on Thanksgiving night in 2005, former Creed frontman Scott Stapp crossed paths with members of 311th, the Harbor Court Hotel in Baltimore.
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10:46Jeff GeaghanHOST
Chad Sexton, S.A. Martinez, and Peanut were reportedly watching basketball in the hotel lounge with their wives when Stapp entered.
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10:54Jeff GeaghanHOST
According to 311's account, Stapp became confrontational, made an inappropriate remark toward Martinez's wife, and eventually punched Sexton, sparking a full-on brawl.
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11:17Jeff GeaghanHOST
So I went deeper into the story and tried to see what was going on.
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11:21Jeff GeaghanHOST
And basically, from their side, from 311's side, they're sitting there watching basketball.
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11:27Jeff GeaghanHOST
Scott Stapp, they'd already ran into him earlier when everybody was sober in the day and had a pleasant situation with him.
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11:38Jeff GeaghanHOST
Later that night when they're in the hotel and stuff, allegedly he was drinking and came walking through and didn't say hi or anything.
Pocketful of Oddities
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22:30Jay CraftHOST
I don't care.
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22:31Jay CraftHOST
I remember having to give Scott Stapp from Creed like eight bucks.
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22:35Jay CraftHOST
Not happy about that one.
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22:36Jay CraftHOST
But here's Contents Under Pressure.
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