Doug Goldstein, former Guns N' Roses manager, joins to discuss and answer your questions about 1993's The Spaghetti Incident.

The incredible Harry Shearer joins us to talk about the Simpsons, Spinal Tap, Guns N' Roses, and his new album "The Many Moods Of Donald Trump."

Then we're joined by Ben Solomon from the from Israeli rock band, Guns N' Moses.

The Butcher Babies' Carla Harvey returns to the podcast to chat about her passion for Guns N' Roses, artwork, grief counseling, and much more!

Tracey Amos may be best known for being Guns N' Roses' backup singer during the Use Your Illusion era, but she is much more. Tracey joins us to discuss what important projects she is currently on and reminisce on her time with GnR.

The legendary Bootsy Collins joins us to discuss his latest single “Stars,” creativity in quarantine, and his upcoming new album with Buckethead! Bootsy shares the story of how he first united with Bucket!

Then for a hybrid Appetite for Discovery/Fan Obsession segment, we're joined by musician Brandon Fields. We chat about his GnR tribute band, new original album featuring Todd Kerns, and more!

The Gypsy Pistoleros are “The Greatest Flamenco Sleaze Glam Band Ever!" Frontman Gypsy Lee joins us to chat about his colorful career and truly unique GnR encounters.

Duff McKagan's Loaded members Jeff Rouse and Mike Squires have been extremely busy in quarantine. The bassist and guitarist both return to the podcast, this time together on Zoom to update us on their projects and fun conversation.

An Ayewis Documentaries production for TNK Studio proudly presents "Dust N' Bones: The Story So Far." This Izzy Stradlin documentary premieres June 27th on Ayewis Life on YouTube. Learn about the man behind this tribute doc.

Australian actor Damon Herriman has played the role of Charles Manson in Netflix's "Mindhunter" and Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." We chat about Manson's music and his new movie "Judy and Punch."

We are also joined by Andrew Magnotta from Q104.3 and the band One Hundred Thousand for the "Appetite for Discovery" segment.

Roberta Freeman (Use Your Illusion) makes her 3rd appearance on the podcast for a truly important conversation. As a black singer, what is her take on the Black Lives Matter movement? How does she feel about the controversial GnR song "One in a Million"? What racist experiences has she faced? Please join us for a necessary discussion.