We take a deep dive into the radio business with one of the most influential minds of FM Rock Programming. The inventor of the Album Rock format and co-founder of XM Satellite Radio shares some valuable data and inside stories … Continue reading →

With a new gear partnership signed, his annual Christmastime Rock N Roll Ribs Anniversary Party coming up in South Florida and another World Tour in 2020 looming, Nicko shows no signs of slowing down 37 years after joining Iron Maiden.

Continuing on, we go into rich detail on the new DVD and get the story of Frank’s 7 years of editing! Plus a surprise guest joins in. We pick apart one of the songs, and talk hockey as Frank drops … Continue reading →

Join in the celebration of the release of the storied penultimate concert DVD from one of my heroes. From the moment I first saw him play, Frank took my appreciation of rock guitar to a new level. The incredible performances … Continue reading →

As Steven Wilson gets set to reverberate Fort Lauderdale’s Culture Room for two nights, Dec 14 and 15, 2018, we bring you this chat from 2016 focusing on his Hand Cannot Erase album. Steven streams himself in pristine audio quality … Continue reading →

As he’s done for me for many years, Brian Swords turns you on to some new music that you otherwise might not stumble upon. This week has a light alternative lean with some retro sounds and echoey soundscapes. We check … Continue reading →

Time for another test drive of the podcast bus for Brooke and Bill as we discuss, from our own home studios, the evolution and branding possibilities of the new show, how to take calls on a show that isn’t live, … Continue reading →

Here’s the first dry run at a new show concept. A longtime radio friend, Brooke Daniels and I go though the technical motions of recording from our own homes simultaneously and toss around ideas for a new regular thing. Get behind … Continue reading →

The founder of Porcupine Tree comes to us from London for an in depth, 75 minute talk about Progressive Rock, the joy of melancholy, comparisons to Pink Floyd, genres, making records, emotions, technology, Guthrie Govan’s insane talent,

After a brief recap of the Button South Reunion I rewind my interview with the great Mitch Ryder. Mitch thoroughly “gets” the Rock and R&B industries and has lived and thrived through all of the great eras! We dabble a bit … Continue reading →