EPISODE#10 - The Daves breakdown the entire list of Van Halen rumors that are being floated on the internet and weigh in with their opinions on the probability of each one coming true. Additionally, comedian Noel Elgrably, who recently met David Lee Roth at a cigar shop in Studio City, CA, is interviewed about his encounter.

EPISODE #9 – The end of the year puts a focus on compilations. The Daves analyze and agonize over Van Halen’s 1996’s “Best of Volume I” collection as well as 2004’s “The Best of Both Worlds” double-disc set. Also discussed is Sammy Hagar’s new compilation, “This is Sammy Hagar: When the Party Started, Vol. 1” plus the duo decodes the Van Hagar reunion rumors. Interviews with “The Van Halen Encyclopedia” author C.J. Chilvers and Chickenfoot replacement drummer Kenny Aronoff round out the episode.

EPISODE #8 – The Daves dial the clock back to 1998 when Van Halen decided to hire Gary Cherone of Extreme to front the band. The “Van Halen III” album is discussed track-by-track along with the bootlegged bonus song (“That’s Why I Love You”) that was left off the record, the shelved live album and the aborted sophomore effort with Cherone. Plus, there’s an interview with Mr. Cherone and VH news on Michael Anthony, David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen.

EPISODE #7 – It’s Rocktober folks and in celebration of David Lee Roth (Oct. 10) and Sammy Hagar’s (Oct. 13) birthdays, the Daves pit 1981’s “Fair Warning” against 1991’s “For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge” in an album battle. Plus, they discuss Hagar’s appearance on “The Voice,” VH’s position on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time and conduct an interview with singer Marq Torien of the Van Halen inspired-band, BulletBoys.

EPISODE #6 (part 2) – This time around the Daves discuss Sammy Hagar’s apology to Van Halen on the Oprah Winfrey Network plus one of the Dave’s recent backstage encounter with Gene Simmons of KISS that stirs up theories about Eddie and Alex Van Halen’s involvement in recording the 1977 KISS hit, “Christine Sixteen.” Additionally, they talk with singer Buddy Blanchard who takes on the David Lee Roth role in the Van Halen tribute band, ROMEO DELIGHT.

EPISODE #6 (part 1) - Twenty years ago Van Halen reunited with David Lee Roth at the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards but the reunion was short-lived as the band imploded after 5 minutes on stage. In this episode, the Daves dissect this catastrophic moment in VH history and the fallout that followed. Plus, they interview guitarist Derek Fuller who portrays Eddie Van Halen in the Van Halen tribute band, FAN HALEN.

EPISODE #5 – What would have happened if Van Halen went with another singer instead of Gary Cherone? Find out in an exclusive interview with Nashville rock vocalist Mitch Malloy, who had a brief stint as the third singer in the mighty Van Halen. Also discussed, Van Halen’s current options moving forward and upcoming new VH book, “Runnin’ with the Devil: A Backstage Pass to the Wild Times, Loud Rock and the Down and Dirty Truth Behind the Rise of Van Halen,” by former manager Noel Monk.

EPISODE #4 - Celebrate the 30th anniversary of David Lee Roth’s 1986 solo album, “Eat’em & Smile” with a full discussion of the record and tour, an exclusive interview with Roth’s former guitarist Steve Vai and part 2 of the interview with “Van Halen Rising” author Greg Renoff, which is focused on his recent Guitar World article on the making of “Eat’em & Smile.”

EPISODE #3: Going down deep into the VH rabbit hole with special guest “Van Halen Rising” author Greg Renoff plus an analysis of David Lee Roth’s recent comments on the future of the band. Don’t miss this episode the Daves have dubbed “Hardcore Halen.”

EPISODE #2: The under appreciation of “A Different Kind of Truth” plus an open discussion on the current state of Van Halen and an exclusive mini interview with Joe Satriani delivering an update on Chickenfoot.