This conversation between Myself, Kaytie and Asking Alexandria guitarist Ben Bruce happened live on air in front of an audience at the Rock USA festival in Oshkosh, WI.

This conversation between Kaytie and Tommy Vext, lead singer of Bad Wolves happened live on air in front of an audience at the Rock USA festival in Oshkosh, WI.

This conversation between Kaytie and the band I Prevail happened live on air in front of an audience at the Rock USA festival in Oshkosh, WI.

Ok so thanks to a random Twitter conversation (you can follow us @cuttermedia or @ktrgrocks) Kaytie and I had to discuss farting and pooping, but the real basis of this conversation is about the music industry as a whole. Thanks to an interview that Revolver Magazine did with Rob Zombie. That interview can be found at revolvermag.com.

Sum 41's new album 'Order in Decline' is going to be out on July 19th. It's time to catch up with lead singer Deryck Whibley. Just a quick conversation about the song "Out of Blood," the new record, playing a Metallica medley, and the power of a live punk show.

Years ago Kaytie and her then co-host Wes Styles replaced the long running, nationally syndicated morning show Free Beer and Hot Wings on Kaytie's former radio station in Springfield, IL. When that happened there were words said by listeners and more importantly by then Free Beer and Hot Wing's co-host Eric Zane. Kaytie was hurt by this and for good reason. In this episode she explains her side of the story, a story that she has never told publicly before. This is in response to Eric Zane explaining his side of the story in a recent episode of his podcast The Eric Zane Show. It should be noted that both Eric and the rest of the Free Beer and Hot Wings show have made amends with Kaytie, and Kaytie being the wonderful human being she is does not hold a grudge and everyone gets along now. We really go behind the scenes of radio in this episode of the Rockcast.

The always wonderful Gavin Rossdale of Bush called in to talk to Kaytie and I about the new song "Bullet Holes," hugs with Kaytie, a new record and the 25th anniversary of Bush's landmark album "Sixteen Stone.'

The band Messer have been grinding it out for the past few years and are now starting to see some success. Successful tours and their latest single "Simple Man" is on the rise via the rock radio charts. I met them earlier this year and we immediately became friends. They even let me come up on stage and jam with them at a showcase in Las Vegas. Kicking off their tour with Scott Stapp they stopped by the studio on their way to the first show. This conversation happened live on Razor 94.7/104.7 my home radio station. Check us out at www.razorwisconsin.com

Ever wonder what it takes to book a music festival. The amount or work, time and energy to make sure it all goes off and everyone's happy? Bob Babisch is the Vice President in charge of Entertainment for the World's Largest Music Festival; Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI. Summerfest goes for almost 2 weeks every summer on the lakefront in downtown Milwuakee. From it's humble beginnings to hundred's of thousands of people walking through the gates every year, Bob helps us take a stroll down memory lane. He also goes into great deal about how they actually book the hundreds of acts that play on their multiple stages every single year.

Summerfest kicks off June 26th and wraps up July 7th and features some of the biggest names from all genres of music. For line-ups, tickets, and travel information go to www.summerfest.com

Kaytie and I got out to the Raisin' Hell in the Heartland Tour with A Day to Remember. Before one of the best concerts we've seen in a long time we caught up with singer Jeremy McKinnon and guitarist Neil Westfall. 7 records in what is now 16 years as a band and one of the most rabid fanbases in rock it's always amazing to talk to and see A Day To Remember.

This tour just started so do yourself a favor and get to one of the shows. For updated tour information check www.adtr.com