Lead singer Robin Wilson from Gin Blossoms on The Meat Puppets, his Rolling Stones tattoo, singing with Kiss and touring with Blues Traveler and Spin Doctors this summer.

Bassist Garry Gary Beers from INXS calls in to talk about the expanded 40th anniversay release of the album, "Listen Like Theives". Garry talks about seeing AC/DC in high school, opening for Queen and building his own basses.

Guitarist Gary Hoey on playing guitar with Lou Gramm (Foreigner), shredding wtih Lita Ford and his new album, "Avalanche", as he breaks out his guitar and plays some of his favorite riffs.

Yächtley Crëw is a Yacht Rock band from L.A.. Guitarist Tommy Bouy checks in to talk about the tour, haning with 311, tattoos and more.

Paul Rappaport is the author of "Gliders Over Hollywood: Airships, Airplay, And The Art Of Rock Promotion" and shares stories about classic guitars from Blue Öyster Cult, shopping with Elvis Costello and if he thinks Pink Floyd could ever get back together. (Nope)

Comedian Felipe Esparza on sobriety, his special on Netflix, "Raging Fool", his podcast "What's Up Fool?" which has over 500 episodes plus he talks about John Goblicon, Eric Andre and more.

Dave Moody is one of the singers with Hairball. He talks about bands still touring like AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Kiss. Hairball brings the glory of the 80’s with a 2+ hour drop-dead accurate homage to the biggest arena acts in the world. From Van Halen, KISS, Mötley Crüe, Queen, Journey, Aerosmith, and more

Comedian Ahern Belisle from America's Got Talent and Kill Tony returns. Ahren has cerebral palsy and uses a text-to-speech program to communicate but you can hear him laughing occasionally. The questions were sent to him in advance to make it easier for the interview.

Talking to former Queensrÿche singer Geoff Tate about seeing Led Zeppelin in '77, meeting David Bowie and his open-heart surgery. "Geoff Tate's Operation: mindcrime. The Final Chapter" tour runs through September with Mindcrime performed in its entirety for the last time.

Dan Durkin is the lead singer of Petty Theft - the San Francisco tribute to Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.

Poison drummer Rikki Rockett on his new band, The Rockett Mafia, when Poison will get back together, electric motorcycles and why he made fun of my shirt in 2000.

Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull on his friendship with Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) and how much of Spinal Tap is inspired by Jethro Tull. "Curious Ruminant" by Jethro Tull is out now.

Nancy Wilson from Heart about who she voted for with the 2025 Rock And Roll Hall of Fame, performing at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert and the guitar she gave Eddie Van Halen.

The Black Jacket Symphony recreates classic albums live in their entirety—note for note, sound for sound—plus a full set of greatest hits from the evening's featured artist. Members J. and Jason call in to discuss the album "Abbey Road" plus other albums they've covered and the music business in general.

Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan on his relationship with co-founding member Fuzz, the tour with the Stone Temple Pilots in 2000, the 1st band he met plus the new single out now, "I Will Not Break".

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Chris Daughtry talks about his new EP, "Shock To The System (Part One)", getting blackout tattoos on his arms and why he loves the Gibson Explorer.

Comedian Dusty Slay is on "The Night Shift" tour. He picks between The Eagles and CCR and which was harder to quit; drinking, smoking or chewing, and talks about some of his favorite "poor" meals.

Comedian Craig Gass is at The Egyptian Theatre in Boise this Saturday, January 11th. He's known for his voice work on Family Guy and American Dad, The Howard Stern Show, plus the TV Shows King of Queens and Sex In The City. He tells an amazing Pearl Jam story, pulls out his new impression of Sebastian Bach from Skid Row and talks about what it was like opening for Pantera.  

Warren Haynes (The Allman Brothers Band / Gov't Mule) discusses the difference between an Allman Brothers, A Grateful Dead and a Dave Matthews crowd as a performer. "Million Voices Whisper" is his newest album out now.

Guitarist Gary Hoey on his now Christmas song, the new album "Avalanche" due in March, the new album with Lita Ford, playing with Lou Gramm and thoughts on Ozzy going into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame as Gary auditioned for Ozzy in 1987.

Blues musician Joe Bonamassa calls in to talk about being nominated for a Grammy for "Blues Deluxe Vol. 2", why he declined buying the famous "Greeny" Les Paul owned by Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac), Gary Moore and now Kirk Hammett (Metallica), and the impact of Jeff Beck.

Brianna Mahon is the driver of Scooby-Doo with Monster Jam. She talks about tattoos, fly fishing and competing against men in Monster Jam and Motocross.

Jon Fickes is the John Lennon of The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute. Jon ranks harmonica players, picks a favorite episode of Seinfeld and goes over guitars he loves plus talks about the time he played with the 5th Beatle, Pete Best.

Comedian Christopher Titus talks about his love for Prince, cars he wish he still had, the 2 new episodes of his TV Show "Titus" that ran on Fox in 2000, his special coming out called "Carrying Monsters" and his new one tentatively named "Death Wish". He hosts the "Titus Podcast" with his wife, comedian Rachel Bradley.

Comedian Tyler Wolf is headling at The Mad Swede in Boise on Friday, October 4th with Tyler Gusman and Myles Matthews.

Al Pitrelli from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra reflects on the anniversary of 9/11 and how it led to him leaving Megadeth. Al also talks about his time recording the "Aqua" album with Asia, why TSO gives $1 of every ticket sold to charity and what the show this year will be like.

Comedian Costaki Economopoulos is from All Pro Lines and a weekly guest on the Bob & Tom Show with his NFL "Quick Snaps". He runs "Caption Kangaroo" on Facebook and is on a stand-up comedy tour.

Actor/comedian John Early has a new comedy album, "Now More Than Ever," out September 13th. John talks about seeing Madonna in concert, working on "DC League of Super-Pets", "Drunk History" and why he gets along with Tim Heidecker so well.

Former Yes lead singer Jon Anderson has released the album, "True" by Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks. Jon chats about his favorite English football team, problems with his voice in the past and his dreams about former Yes bassist Chris Squire.

Kansas guitarist Richard Williams calls in to discuss how drummer Phil Ehart is doing after his heart attack, if Kerry Livgren will appear at their shows in Topeka this October, their "Wayward Son" coffee that helps a Kansas music venue and the time Steven Tyler unplugged Kansas during a show.

Comedian Derrick Stroup has his debut comedy album out now, "Eating Dinner Twice". Derrick talks about the different crowds when touring with Larry The Cable guy vs. Bert Kreischer, meeting John Mellencamp, his love of the Waffle House and his go to crockpot recipes. derrickstroupcomedy.com

Comedian Chad Daniels has a new special on Netflix, "Empty Nester". He appears on "Your Mom's House" Episode 771 today, was on "Something's Burning" with Bert Kreischer yesterday and on "The Joe Rogan Experience" on July 17th. He talks about Rogan and performing at Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas, knowing Tom Segura from "I Need You To Kill" on Amazon Prime now and how he accidentaly got a swingers tattoo.

Jade Hanna is a musician in Boise, Idaho with a new song out called, "Tricked". 

Musician Gerry Beckley is a founding member of the band America. His self-titled album is out now. He discusses some of the new songs, people confusing "A Horse With No Name" with Neil Young, running into David Gilmour recently, his friendship with Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys) and knowing The Beatles.

Don McLean talks about this new album, "American Boys", plus Elvis and the story behind the album cover of "American Pie"

Comedian Pat McGann is opening up for Sebastian Maniscalco on the, "It Ain't Right" tour. He released the special, "When's Mom Gonne Be Home?" in 2020.

Adrian Conner is the "Angus Young" of the all-female AC/DC tribute group, "Hell's Helles". She talks about meeting the band and what songs she'd like to see them play live.

Yesterday - A Tribute to The Beatles founded by Don Bellezzo, tours not only in the U.S. but Internationally. With seven tours of Japan, dozens more to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Bahamas, and United States military bases  throughout the World, these entertainers have performed on five continents. Yesterday is Endorsed by Sir Paul McCartney himself.

Jason Mattox is a former professional bull rider who started the Challenge of Champions Tour which is Emmett, ID this weekend. Jason talks about the event, going to college on a bull riding scholarship and what injuries he's had.

Comedian Mario Adrion is a YouTuber and retired German male model. He talks about hecklers, bread in Europe, his wife thinking he was gay and what was his beefiest weight.

Yächtley Crëw is the nation's # 1 Yacht Rock band from Los Angeles. We talk to lead singer Philly Ocean about Chris Lordl-Alge, Dave Grohl, Mötley Crüe and fitting 7 guys on one stage.

Alicia Dennis (Editorial Director) talks about the new six-part series, "People Magazine Investigates - Surviving A Serial Killer". Airing Sunday nights on Investigation Discovery (ID) and streaming on MAX.

Author Joel Selvin talking about his book, "Drums & Demons: The Tragic Journey of Jim Gordon". Jim Gordon was a famous drummer who played on "Layla" by Derek & The Dominos, "Pet Sounds" by The Beach Boys, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" by Steely Dan, "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon and more. In 1983 Jim killed his mother and spent the rest of his life in prison.

Dave Moody is 1 of 3 lead singers for the ultimate 80's tribute act, "Hairball". Dave performs as Brian Johnson, Dee Snider, Alice Cooper & Gene Simmons. He talks about meeting a member of AC/DC, what he thinks of Axl Rose and playing bass for Billy Ray Cyrus.

Comedian T.J. Miller on knowing Redbar, bringing back Gorbuger, having his own hot sauce and peanut butter & his new special "Smooth Peanut Butter" out on audio now.

Tim King is the bassist for SOiL and will head to the UK with (Hed) PE, Nonpoint and The Union Underground and will tour Europe in 2024. He talks about his friendships with Wayne Static (Static-X) and Burton C. Bell (Fear Factory) plus how lead singer Ryan left the band for Drowning Pool and then came back to SOil. Tim also talks about his death metal band, Oppressor, getting back together.

From America's Got Talent and golden ticket winner from Kill Tony, comedian Ahren Belisle. Ahren is a mute comedian with cerebral palsy and is playing his 1st theatre this Thursday in Boise, Idaho. Ahren uses his phone and a Bluetooth speaker to communicate and perform comedy.

John Cafiero (Osaka Popstar) has a new song out called "The Land of Hatchy Milatchy" recorded for the comic book series, "Sweetie Candy Vigilante". John also manages The Misfits and talks about the "Dr. Demento Covered In Punk" sequel in the works.

Comedian Joe Gatto is on his "Night Of Comedy" tour in 2024. He is the co-host of the podcast "Two Cool Moms" with comedian Steve Byrne & his children's book, "Where Is Bearry?", is coming out September 3rd.

Lead singer Dicky Barrett from The Mighty Mighty Bosstones has a new supergroup called "The Defiant" with the album "If We're Really Being Honest" out now. The band also features Pete Parada from The Offspring on drums and guitarist Greg Camp from Smash Mouth.