Spending time with virtuoso bassist Billy Sheehan. We chat about the Rainbow Room, Max Webster, David Lee Roth, Van Halen, his beginnings in bass, and his historic career! Colin Krieger joins in to wrap up the episode.

Hanging out and drinking with singer/Mr. Big fan Kendra Klassen-Hunt! A review of the interview with Eric Martin, and going over some tracks. We discuss the current state of the podcast, hanging out at the video store, Nim Jiom, and how I can't get my beer open.

A stellar chat with the lead singer of Mr. Big, Eric Martin. We cover some deep cuts, his road experiences, being big time in Japan, taking care of your voice, and he briefly grabs the guitar! A supersized episode.

"Bon Jovi Talk Podcast" host Jay Harris joins me from Liverpool, England. We review Bon Jovi's underrated 1995 album "These Days" track-by-track. 

Featuring an interview with the phenom voice of Love Inc. and BKS - Simone Denny! We discuss past and current projects. A review of the musical legacy of Toronto's Chris Sheppard. Crazy!

Reviewing the tragic history of the band Gin Blossoms with guest Quinn Clark. We also talk Columbia House, the demise of the compact disc, and Xennials!

Getting funky with Bootsauce guitarist Sonny Greenwich Jr.! We discuss the history of the Montreal-based rock band, and other musical endeavours. I also make a plea to MC Hammer to join us, as I relive his Saturday morning cartoon.

Colin and I chat about melodic hard rock band Firehouse. We also take a listen to Vince Neil's barely intelligible Cameo video, more Motley stuff, are the American Music Awards dated, and our first ever Stump the Co-Host Trivia! Name that artist with us. 

I chat with Nehemiah Hield of Baha Men about the Bahamas, the band, touring with Lenny Kravitz, and so much more! We share some of his latest tracks, as well as classic Baha Men tunes. 

Colin Krieger and I chat Van Hagar vs. Van Halen, Skid Row, Gn'R, and when we are actually on topic, it's an Ugly Kid Joe show! Revisit the band's work, and then we provide commentary on LaTour's controversial hit, "People Are Still Having Sex".