BC Radio Live

Eric Olsen, Phillip Winn, Lisa McKay Talk with Authors E.A. Vander Veer (Facebook: The Missing Manual), Christopher Hjort (Strange Brew: Eric Clapton and the British Blues Boom), Domenic Priore (Riot on Sunset Strip: Rock 'n' Roll's Last Stand in Hollywood)

BC Radio Live welcomes singer/actress/TV personality Deborah Gibson, author John Broughton (Wikipedia: The Missing Manual), and author Carlo Wolff (Cleveland Rock & Roll Memories).

Larry Kirwan of NYC Irish rock band Black 47 talk about the new album Iraq, due March 4.

Canadian band Cowboy Junkies have returned to Trinity Church to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the recording of The Trinity Session, and now they'll talk with us about Trinity Revisited. Also, bluegrass supergroup Blue Highway's new album, Through the Window of a Train!

Hot young L.A. band 2nd Day Crush joins us to talk about their new album From the Nights You Lost Your Voice, and Josh Lasser explains the ins and out of the new television writers deal.

We talk with ex-Fugee turned documentary filmmaker Pras Michel about his new film Skid Row.

Singer-songwriter Greg Laswell, Louise Lo of Austin City Limits Presents: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, and the AirPlay Super Bowl Challenge with Morgan Guenther.

Harvey Brooks, bassist extraordinaire, talks with us about the beginning of his amazing career.

Iain Molland, CEO of Vividas, explained the challenge of full-screen HD video streaming.

Douglas Caballero and Alex Simmons of CurrentTV talk about their upcoming show "All Eyes On My Morning Jacket."

Studio defections and price-slashing - what does it mean for HD-DVD and Blu-Ray? We'll talk with Gloria Barczak, Matt Paprocki, and Tan the Man.

Also, Pierce the Veil will talk about their album, A Flair for the Dramatic.

Sal Marinello has written about steroids in baseball for BC Magazine and the NY Post. Jon Sobel of StageMage.com reviews theatrical performances. Kenny Vance is the "Dylan of Doo-Wop," and has a new album Countdown to Love.