Ozzy Osbourne and family have released the latest episode of their relaunched podcast, The Osbournes. Watch below.

During the episode, Jack Osbourne brings up a recent Twitter post, on which someone commented, "When's Ozzy going to let Bob Daisley release the recordings of Randy Rhoads writing in the studio", referring to audio recordings of Ozzy, Randy and Bob demoing material for Ozzy's Blizzard Of Ozz and/or Diary Of A Madman albums.

Jack suggests that it should be up to Randy's family to decide whether or not to release the material, to which Ozzy replies, "The quality sucks", then adds, "the quality is fucking dreadful."

Sharon then chimes in, saying the material in question was recorded "on a tiny little cassette machine, and yeah, it's not for us to do anything with."

Episode description: Welcome back to The Osbournes podcast. Get ready as we embark on a wild ride of fan-submitted questions and tantalizing revelations! Jack, Sharon and the fam kick off the show with the grand reveal of Sharon’s secret disco song, taking us on a groovy musical journey of just how and why she ended up recording a pretty dynamite disco song. From reminiscing about their colorful careers to sharing deeply personal insights, the Osbournes delve into the archives of their extraordinary lives. Listen as they tackle a range of fan inquiries, from the best English candy, their dirtiest little treats, thoughts on the current state of social media, mental health, Ozzy’s music all the way  to the naughtiest things they've done in 2023. Dive into candid discussions about embarrassing moments, career choices outside of music, and even the possibility of summoning famous figures from the past for a unique dinner party, how to manage substance abuse and drug addiction in the family, how Jack manages his MS diagnosis, and so many more heartfelt moments.

For those just tuning in, the Osbournes are not your typical family. This iconic clan, headed by the legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne and the indomitable Sharon Osbourne, became household names with their reality TV series in the early 2000s. They've since solidified their legacy by sharing their unfiltered views, wild adventures, and the rollercoaster ride of their lives, making them a constant source of intrigue and entertainment.

If candid conversations, laugh-out-loud moments, and a peek into the world of rock royalty are your jam, The Osbournes Podcast is a must-listen. Whether it's Ozzy's iconic tales from his days as the Prince of Darkness, Sharon's empowering journey in the entertainment industry, Kelly and Jack's adventures growing up Osbourne, or just some plain old family banter, there's never a dull moment. Stay tuned and get ready to hop aboard the Crazy Train!