John Byner, Matthew Nelson.

Actor, comedian, and impressionist John Byner discussed his new memoir, Five Minutes, Mr. Byner.”

Matthew Nelson talked about the 30th anniversary of “After The Rain”, the smash debut album he recorded with his brother, Gunnar, and also reflected on the legacy of his father, Ricky Nelson.

Claire McNear, Ray Stevens.

Author Claire McNear discusses her great new book on Jeopardy, “Answers In The Form Of Questions” and Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens looks back on his more than six decades of making music and making people laugh.

John Oates, Dr. Demento.

John Oates discusses his new album, “Live In Nashville” and his long partnership with Daryl Hall. Radio legend Dr. Demento fills us in on his new collection, “First Century Dementia: The Oldest Novelty Records of All Time.”

Chris Hillman.

Singer-songwriter-musician Chris Hillman talks with us about his new memoir, “Time Between: My Life As A Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond.”

Don McLean, Don Danneman.

Singer-Songwriter Don McLean talks with us about his new album, “Still Playin’ Favorites.”

Singer and guitarist Don Dannemann looks back on his time in The Cyrkle, who scored huge hits with Red Rubber Ball and Turn Down Day.

Thom Zimny, Jonathan Lethem.

Director Thom Zimny discusses his new documentary of the making of “Letter To You”, the latest album from Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band.

Novelist Jonathan Lethem previews his new book, “The Arrest”, and looks back on classic “Motherless Brooklyn” and “The Fortress of Solitude.”

Rosanne Cash, Merrill Markoe.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash returns to discuss the making of her new song, “Crawl Into The Promised Land” and the importance of the upcoming election.

Award-winning writer Merrill Markoe talks about her new book and first graphic novel, “We Saw Scenery: The Early Diaries of Merrill Markoe.”

Richard Schiff, Loudon Wainwright III.

Actor Richard Schiff talked with us about the recent West Wing reunion on HBO Max and shared his thoughts on the coming election.

Singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright III discusses his new album of standards, “I’d Rather Lead A Band.”

Patty Smyth & Barry Livingston. Singer-songwriter Patty Smyth talks with us about the making of her new album, “It’s About Time”, and actor Barry Livingston discusses his early work on “My Three Sons” and “Ozzie & Harriet” and his transition into a character actor in films like “Argo” and “The Social Network” as well as “Mad Men” and “Bosch”.

Michael Ian Black, Terri Cheney.

Actor-Comedian Michael Ian Black discusses his new book, “A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter To My Son", a terrific look at parenting and what it means to be a man.

New York Times best-selling author Terri Cheney talks about her latest, “Modern Madness: An Owner’s Manual", a powerful look at the day-to-day life of someone dealing with mental illness.