David and Andy pay tribute to the late Paul Barrere of Little Feat, reflecting on his career and music and replaying their interview with him from last December.

Beloved Philly bassist Buddy Cash reminisces about 50 years of music, including a night hanging out with members of Led Zeppelin and Bad Company and a legendary gig opening for Mountain.

LA soul singer Nathan Roth talks about his past heroin addiction, his collaboration and friendship with the late Glenn Goss, and also performs three songs live, including the national anthem and an Otis Redding classic.

Randy Alexander of the Philadelphia Music Alliance talks about this year's Walk of Fame inductees, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, the O'Jays, Evelyn "Champagne" King, Pierre Robert and the Hooters.

Longtime Todd Rundgren sideman John Ferenzik shares stories and music from throughout his career, including Rundgren's memorable 1997 tiki lounge tour.

Legendary Philly rock DJ Pierre Robert takes a break from his Lake Tahoe vacation to reflect on his ongoing career at WMMR.

David and Andy celebrate the podcast's one-year anniversary with a look back at some of the show's highlights.

Musician/actor/comedian Nick Jameson looks back at a career that includes producing and playing with Foghat and Paul Butterfield, voicing characters in "Frozen" and "Star Wars" animated films, and acting in "Lost" and "24." He also reveals what David's last name would sound like when pronounced by Chancellor Palpatine.

Veteran Philadelphia singer-songwriters Don Lee Van Winkle and Skip Denenberg return to the show to promote their new music and perform multiple songs live with David.