It's James P. White joining me for another "The Long and the Short of It"! We review the Top 10 songs of 2000, according to the Billboard charts.

Podcast friend Kendra and I take a listen and comment on the 1993 album "Love's Alright" by comedian Eddie Murphy. This is NOT a comedy album. It's a serious music release with New Jack Swing and R&B all over it. Also, Michael Jackson is ALL over it. What was he trying to do with this album? You tell us.

The King of Freestyle is here! Stevie B. joins me from Rio de Janeiro to tell us what's new and exciting in his legendary career! We talk about what really happens when artists collaborate, the story behind his hit album "Love and Emotion", and more! 

Roberta and Ken Harrison are Canadian pop duo Wild Strawberries! Hits like "I Don't Want To Think About It" and "Heroine" were in heavy airplay rotation. Roberta fills us in on working with Sarah McLachlan, touring with Lilith Fair, EDM music, stage banter, and more.

Drummer Derrick Bostrom of Meat Puppets provides a huge amount of insight into their Arizona beginnings, record company woes, their current musical journey, and more. In case you didn't know, "Lake of Fire" and "Plateau" are NOT Nirvana songs, they are by the Meat Puppets!

TikTok creator Jon G has a popular page for throwbacks, interviews, and more! He joins me today to disect the history of Canada's favourite boyband, The Moffatts. Were they even considered a boyband? Why the Hanson comparisons? The Moffatt brothers started at the ages of 3 and 4 in the music industry, and garnered success throughout the world. 

Charlie & Quinn talk Kid Rock with me. I have never sworn so much in one episode. Charlie plays the "Devil Without a Cause" advocate, while I poop on Bob. The first episode about someone I dislike. We talk about autotune, Picture, Joe C., and the Clareview WalMart. 

It's James P. White joining me for another "The Long and the Short of It"! We review the Top 10 songs of 1999, according to the Billboard charts.

All aboard! On Sail Away Sundays, we chat with friends who sailed with us on the NKOTB Cruise 2022 to Half Moon Cay. The hosts of the podcast "My So-Called Whatever", Nikki & Brooke are back! We talk room cubicles, who has the selfie with all of us, Sims & Pacman costumes, Maine & Canada, and more! That's a wrap on the series of our cruise adventures.

The Guitar Dojo, Nick Morrison is back! We do a track-by-track review of Canadian rock band The Tea Party with their 1999 album, "Triptych". Which of their huge hits was a cover of a Daniel Lanois song? You'll find out!