Aug. 10, 2026

Biohazard’s Evan Seinfeld on Bloodstock, Brotherhood, and Building a Supportive Metal Community

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Transcript

In this energizing episode, Pipeman sits down with Evan Seinfeld from Biohazard at Bloodstock Festival. The duo delves into the significance of community in the metal scene, the importance of vulnerability among men, and discusses Evan Seinfeld's mentorship initiative, as well as personal stories from their careers and lives. The conversation offers unique insights into masculinity, recovery, and the tight-knit family feel at Bloodstock.Main Topics Covered

Biohazard’s comeback and the role of Bloodstock Festival
Building community in the rock and metal scenes
Challenging outdated notions of masculinity
The importance of men’s mental health and open discussion
Evan Seinfeld’s “Wolfpack Mentorship” and the Circle of Brotherhood
The Full Metal Workout at Bloodstock
Coping with loss, aging, and the significance of shared experience

Key Discussions & Stories

Bloodstock Festival as a Cornerstone:
Evan Seinfeld discusses how Bloodstock’s support provided foundational strength during Biohazard’s reunion and resurgence after a decade hiatus 00:33.
Wolfpack Mentorship & Men’s Circles:
Evan Seinfeld introduces his global men’s group, emphasizing the safe space it provides to tackle the high male suicide rate, share vulnerabilities, and discuss heavy personal issues without fear of judgement 01:04.
Challenging Stereotypes Around Masculinity:
The conversation debunks the myth that men have to always keep a stiff upper lip and explores how opening up about pain and hardship is a sign of strength, not weakness 01:33.
Full Metal Workout:
The episode recounts the festival morning fitness session—push-ups to Pantera, crunches to Metallica—highlighting the festival’s community-driven spirit 02:10.
Circle of Brotherhood:
Stories are shared about how men’s groups allow for learning from shared experiences, particularly around issues like divorce and major life changes 02:49.
Coping with Loss:
Both speakers reflect on growing older and coping with the loss of close friends, underscoring the importance of support networks 03:51.
The Bloodstock Family Feel:
The hosts express deep affection for Bloodstock, describing it as a homecoming and celebrating its inclusive, community-centered atmosphere 04:23.

Notable Quotes

“Arguably my favorite festival of all... Bloodstock served as foundational cornerstones for our resurgence.” — Evan Seinfeld 00:34
“We have an app, it’s wolfpack.mentorship.com... a safe space for men to share what’s heavy on your heart.” — Evan Seinfeld 01:20
“That supposed to thing, that’s not a real thing. That supposed to thing is something that’s made up, you know?” — Evan Seinfeld 04:15
“Time is your currency. Don’t waste it.” — Evan Seinfeld 03:46
“When I get here, I feel like I’m home with family.” — Pipeman 04:23

Resources & Links Mentioned

Wolfpack Mentorship: wolfpack.mentorship.com — Global men’s mentorship group founded by Evan Seinfeld
Biohazard: Updates and information on Biohazard (official band website may vary)
Bloodstock Festival: bloodstock.uk.com — Heavy metal festival featured in the episode

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Hi, you have done too here censure for see Wow

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for you young. This is the Pipe Man here on

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the Adventures pipe Man W four cy Radio. And I'm

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here with Evan Seinfeld from bio Hazard. What's up, baby? Nice?

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You're at fucking Bloodstock man?

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Yeah, we're back. Oh my god? Do you love this

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festival or what I have to say? Arguably my favorite

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festival of all. And I'm not just saying that because

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I'm here. I'm you know, Alan and VICKI are personal

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friends and they've always believed in Biohazard And you know,

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when we put the band back together after ten years

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and we didn't have any expectations, and when we got

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gracious invitations from festivals like Bloodstock, it's served as foundation

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cornerstones for our resurgence.

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If you wish. Yeah. And besides that.

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They're like minded people who are interested in building community,

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and they've know. Alan has put his arm around my

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Mantorship Men's circle that I run globally. We have an app,

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it's Wolfpack dootmantorship dot com, and we have live meetings.

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It's a safe space for men to share what's heavy

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on your heart, what's going on in your head, and

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try to do something about the eighty percent suicide rate

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of men by giving men a safe place to be

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vulnerable and talk about shit we're embarrassed about and shit

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that you don't want to share with somebody else because

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you don't want them to think that you're weak or

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you're soft. You're not a real man. And this is

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like an antiquated idea of masculinity. But Alan, today at

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eight o'clock in the gallery, we're going to have a

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men's circle. Nice and maybe there's somebody here who's right

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at the edge of wanting to maybe end their life

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or just wanted to get their life on track. So

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they've supported my other ventures. And this morning we had

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a full metal workout.

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I saw that that's really cool.

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Cool twenty something people, you know, doing push ups to

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Pantera and doing crunches to Metallica. It was pretty rad.

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I love it, man, And I love what you're saying too,

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because both you and I are old school, and yeah,

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you weren't supposed to be like that, but like we're

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human beings, man, and we need to have that place

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where it's okay to be a dude and still have feelings.

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Yes, and you know, men our role anxiety is to

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provide and protect right. But it doesn't mean we don't

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have feelings. It doesn't mean we don't need to share

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with somebody else what we're going through and what we

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find in our men's circle it's called circle of brotherhood.

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Is that you know, let's just say, you're freaking out

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because you're getting divorced after twenty years and this is

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very for a man, this is very unsettling. We get

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very set in our ways. And I'll say, how many

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guys you have been through a divorce and fifteen guys

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raise their hand and they say, you think he's gonna do?

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Is he gonna be okay? And we get to learn

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from each other's experience, his strengths, failures, and we save time.

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We talk about time as our currency. It's really a

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mindset group. It's so cool.

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I love that because I'm also a motivational speaker, so

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I'm all into that. You know, positive stuff and you

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know being able to get to that up is how

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to keep a positive mental latitude and how to keep

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gasing your tank, to keep pushing forward, to suck every

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ounce out of this life that you got. Time is

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your currency. Don't waste it. Yep. And as we get older,

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like you and I, shit happens even more. Like my

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best bro that I went to gigs with in the

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early eighties, he's gone, and you know, fucking so many

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people in my life are gone, and there's nobody really

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you can talk to about that shit. And like you're

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supposed to like keep the stiff up or lip, but sometimes.

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That needs supposed to do. That's not a real thing exactly.

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That's supposed to thing is something that's made up, you know.

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Oh, totally a million percent. And I agree with you

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about Bloodstock too, because like I do all the festivals

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in the US, Europe, UK and this one, like can

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I get here? I feel like I'm home with family.

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It's family, you know.

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It's funny because I'm also DJing the after party here nice,

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So I've been documenting the whole day as we go.

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It's been really cool.

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Well I'm looking forward to that and of course you

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guys are badass, and I'm glad you're still doing this

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after all these years. I'm old school fan from way back,

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and it's good to see bands still here and now

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like you, and at a place like this where everybody

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is excited to see you.

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So thanks man, thanks for having me on the on

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the air.

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Bro Hey, thanks for being here at Bloodstock, and thanks

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for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Adventures of pipe pipe Man, pipe Man, you smoking the pipe.

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That's not why the name, but that's a good reason.

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We'll take it right.

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Hey, this is Evan Seinfeld from Biohazard and you're listening

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to pipe Man on W four C why Radio Metal.

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Let's fucking go. Thank you for listening to the Adventures

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of Pipe Main. I'm w for CUI Radio.

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