Team AOtP looks back on the results of Election Day 2024, with Jim and Eric sharing their respective stories in the 11/5 polling trenches before breaking down what led to President Trump's landslide victory for all Americans in search of a brighter future ... and how the Republican majority in the House and Senate should learn from past missteps when responding to such a resounding will of We the People, who should also remember to hold politicians' feet to the fire just in case.

Mike Weinstein from the Boys' Burger Club, who are changing the world one bun at a time, doesn't think fried (or any kind of) egg belongs on a burger, but he'll only look at you funny (or maybe scowl) if that's your preference. Mike also tells us about the founding of the Club, its monthly mission to dine at the Phoenix area's finest burger joints, and how the Club gives back to the community at their meet-ups.

If you're in the Phoenix area on Friday, December 6th, be sure to join the Boys' Burger Club for their 7th year anniversary, taking place at Aioli Gourmet Burgers' location on the northwest corner of 32nd and Shea, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM! They are collecting new blankets for the Be Kind Foundation's blanket drive benefitting Hanging onto Hope, who focus on helping victims of domestic violence and abuse.

Musician and producer Danny Saber returns to AOtP to update us on the success of the Michael Hutchence "One-Way"/"Save My Life" picture disc released earlier this year, and how its popularity spurred Danny to release a maxi-CD single of "One-Way," bringing in some amazing friends and re-mixers to honor Hutch's legacy!

AOtP gets political this Election Day, but nothing involving either candidate or parties. Rather, we opt for cinematic intrigue, espionage, terrorism, and the occasional explosion before an appreciation of the David Zucker-directed "An American Carol," oft-maligned but deserving of more love than it initially received.

Hey, man, turn it up! Jeffrey Bryan takes a break from his gig with the award-winning K-Tel All-Stars Band's Totally 70s Show to return to All Over the Place for our latest Threefer: a rundown of our favorite supergroups before we construct respective supergroups of our own.

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Actor and producer AJ Laird returns to All Over the Place for a Threefer celebrating the genius of "Weird Al" Yankovic. Not the parodies which Al is better known for, though. Instead, we're running down our favorite style songs +1 deep cut we think more people should know. Will we stomp weasels? Do we get lost on the nature trail to Hell? Are you stuck in a traffic jam? It doesn't matter because your horoscope for today says to put on your polka face and listen to All Over the Place Episode 315.

Author/Inspirational Speaker/Songwriter Lisa Caprelli blesses us with a visit grounded in her Christian faith. Lisa tells us about how God saved her when she was at her lowest point, guiding her on a mission to spread joy to children and adults alike with her "Unicorn Jazz" and "In His Image" book series; teaching valuable moral lessons via songs; and inviting hosts Jim and Eric to dig deep and share in one of her favorite questions, "What's it like to be you?"

Learn more about Lisa's amazing projects at https://linktr.ee/unicornjazz.

Nektar's founding member Derek "Mo" Moore and his bandmates Ryche Chlanda & Maryann Castello bring us tales from the making of their latest album, Mission to Mars; the enthusiastic response to the new songs on the tour; and how they plan to continue adding to the band's 55-year legacy.

As the 50th season of Saturday Night Live approaches -- and Jason Reitman's "Saturday Night" movie gets released sooner than originally planned -- Christian Toto re-joins Team AOtP with a 3fer of Unsung SNL Cast Members +1 favorite era of the show.