Jul 6, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 18 segments
**Shadows.** On this episode I am joined by Owen Brinley from the band Colour of Fire. Mark and Me is now on YouTube - Please subscribe here…
Owen BrinleyGuestMarkHostNow, as always, guys, I will always use the intro for every episode of Mark and Me to quickly discuss and touch base about the last episode, and I was joined by the amazing Lizzie Hale.
This episode blew up.
Thank you so much to Halestorm and to Lizzie for sharing the episodes.
It was personally one of my favorite interviews that I've done, not only this year, overall.
The chemistry was magical.
I absolutely love Lizzie, and the feedback from everyone that listened was exceptional.
So thank you so much to everyone that took the time to listen and share those episodes.
But today it's a real personal episode for me, an episode that I've wanted to have for probably about 10 years, but it's only become a reality over the last six months.
I've been speaking to Owen, and finally we made it happen, so I wanna get straight to it.
Now, as always, guys, I will always use the intro for every episode of Mark and Me to quickly discuss and touch base about the last episode, and I was joined by the amazing Lizzie Hale.
This episode blew up.
Thank you so much to Halestorm and to Lizzie for sharing the episodes.
It was personally one of my favorite interviews that I've done, not only this year, overall.
The chemistry was magical.
I absolutely love Lizzie, and the feedback from everyone that listened was exceptional.
So thank you so much to everyone that took the time to listen and share those episodes.
But today it's a real personal episode for me, an episode that I've wanted to have for probably about 10 years, but it's only become a reality over the last six months.
I've been speaking to Owen, and finally we made it happen, so I wanna get straight to it.
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