Legendary guitarist Steve Hackett joins All Over the Place to discuss The Circus and the Nightwhale, his 30th solo release, and tell us what's it like connecting with fans, on the road as well as via social media.

Zo Rachel, Bronze Serpent Media's multi-medium, joins the All Over the Place "Second Timer's" Club. He's accompanied by recording artist and actress Ava Aston as they discuss their Pour the Light In album.

Brian Urso from Gideons Mob joins All Over the Place to discuss his band before jumping into the latest Threefer, a rundown of our favorite progressive rock bands + 1 prog band who has never quite clicked with us.

Fake bands ... Real bands ... Fake bands who got so good at their instruments they became real (or semi-real) bands ... A non-qualifying band from a comic strip ... All covered on All Over the Place's debut episode of 2024!!!

Bring the Coleman and fire up the back bacon as Boxing Day, originally established in the British commonwealth countries as a day of giving donations to aid the poor (which remains an excellent practice), this week also serves as inspiration for All Over the Place's latest Threefer: our favorite three Canadian actors or actresses + 1 favorite Canadian band not named Rush (though none of the Team even had them as their #1 anyway).

Jacob Smith from Society Reviews and The Bar Room Podcast returns to All Over the Place to run down the year in movies. He also offers some insight into Hollywood's continuing lack of creativity ... and what they could do to reverse that trend.  

Sometimes heroes aren't as honorable as you might think, nor are villains completely worthy of our contempt. This week's Threefer topic, "Movie/TV Villains Who Were Right + One Hero Who's More Complicated," explores the moral ambiguity characters sometimes encounter.