Shatner's Hairpiece is the moniker of the viral guitarist who has taken YouTube and the streets of Vancouver by storm. His real name is Robin Spanell, and he tells the tricks of the trade to Rick and Dave. [Ep130]

Savoy Brown's leader Kim Simmonds passed away recently, but not before creating another new album. Rick and Dave discuss his legacy and new album with the band's drummer Garnet Grimm. [Ep129]

The current Mrs. America is Nicole La Ha Zwiercan, and she hails from Illinois. Rick and Dave talked to her about her role, her secret pageant tricks, her passions, and how she got involved in politics. [Ep128]

In "Hustling Hitler" Shapiro tells the tale of his truly memorable great uncle Freeman Bernstein, who among other things, conned Adolf Hitler and the Nazis out of millions of dollars. Walter tells Rick and Dave all about it. [Ep127]

Eric Nelsen chats with Rick and Dave about the Dutton family shows and an impressive award-winning career. [Ep126]

John Lennon's companion during his infamous "Lost Weekend" in the mid-70s was May Pang, and she talks all about her relationship plus the film it inspired: "The Lost Weekend: A Love Story" coming soon to a theater near you. [Ep125]

Jeff is simply the greatest keytar player in the world. The man who inspired millions of views on YouTube chats with Rick and Dave about the keytar, the music that inspires him, and Dave & Jeff swap Stevie Wonder stories. [Ep124]

Grammy award winner Kurt Elling has a new EP out and Rick and Dave talk to him about it. They also chat about coffee, pinball, kids, and Eddie Money.. [Ep123]

Author of "Oscar's Biggest Mistakes" Eric Litt and his predictions for the Academy Awards with Rick and Dave. [Ep122]

Who is Ismo Leikola? The world's funniest Finn, that's who. The comedian was named the funniest man in the world, and Rick and Dave chat with him about his comedic takes on America and the English language [Ep121]