Thrice drummer Riley Breckenridge joins The Hurley Edition from the band's tour bus (3:10). Riley discusses the band's decision to tour as an opener for Deftones and Rise Against instead of headlining a tour (5:30) and the challenges that come with it. He also provides perspective on what it's like to release new music in the age of streaming services (11:25). He shares his thoughts on the major turning point in Thrice's career (16:40) before briefly discussing the legendary side project known as Puig Destroyer (22:10). Mike and Riley commiserate on being on the DL in men's league baseball (23:48) before getting into the woes of the Angels (25:40) and talking about the feeling of having Thrice's music play through some sports arenas around the country (29:27). Lastly, he recalls what it was like to play in Boston as a Lakers fan during Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals (31:15).

<p>Thrice drummer Riley Breckenridge joins The Hurley Edition from the band's tour bus (3:10). Riley discusses the band's decision to tour as an opener for Deftones and Rise Against instead of headlining a tour (5:30) and the challenges that come with it. He also provides perspective on what it's like to release new music in the age of streaming services (11:25). He shares his thoughts on the major turning point in Thrice's career (16:40) before briefly discussing the legendary side project known as Puig Destroyer (22:10). Mike and Riley commiserate on being on the DL in men's league baseball (23:48) before getting into the woes of the Angels (25:40) and talking about the feeling of having Thrice's music play through some sports arenas around the country (29:27). Lastly, he recalls what it was like to play in Boston as a Lakers fan during Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals (31:15).</p>

The Hurley Edition

CBS Boston’s Michael Hurley discusses the latest in the world of Boston sports and media, with a touch of entertainment and pop culture.

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