Gunnar Nelson fills us in on The Nelsons’ upcoming tour that features their own hits and those of their dad, Rick Nelson.

The Boston Globe’s Chad Finn weighs in on the Celtics, Red Sox, and more.

Former Downtown cohost Ryan Waning shares the story of his medical adventures and discusses which actor played the best Bruce Wayne.

Cardiologist and author Dr. Cristina LePort talks about her new book, CHANGE OF HEART.

Television critic Alan Sepinwall talks about his new book, SAUL GOODMAN V. JIMMY MCGILL: THE COMPLETE CRITICAL COMPANION TO BETTER CALL SAUL.

Livingston Taylor tells us about his new album, SYMPHONIC STEPS, recorded with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Sean McAdam of MassLive.com has the latest on the Red Sox (recorded before the Bregman deal)

Bruce Pratt discusses a new book on Willie McCovey on Sports Lit 101.

Dennis Price looks at arts happenings in Central Maine.

Sportswriter and Maine native Dave Albee takes us back to the mid-70s, as we hear about his new book THE LAST ONE OUT OF TOWN TURN OUT THE LIGHTS, on the 1975 Foxcroft Academy State Championship basketball team.

David Roth of Defector talks with Rich and Carey Haskell about the NBA, the Super Bowl, and how to deal with what's going on in our government.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe talks sports media, the Buddy Teevens documentary, and more.

Food Coma's Joe Ricchio discusses breakfast on SHUT UP & EAT!

Allen Adams reviews the new Will Ferrell/Reese Witherspoon film, YOU'RE CORDIALLY INVITED, as well as DIAL M FOR MURDER at Bangor's Penobscot Theatre.

Danny Cashman of The Nite Show fills us in on their upcoming live taping.

Bruce Sudano discusses his work with Tommy James, making music with his wife, Donna Summer, and his terrific new solo album, TALKIN' UGLY TRUTH, TELLIN' PRETTY LIES.

John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal talks Celtics.

Bruce Pratt shares his thoughts on Chris Donnelly's DOC, DONNIE, THE KID, AND BILLY BRAWL on Sports Lit 101.

From the northeast corner, we visit with Shawn Laatsch of Versant Power Astronomy Center and Jordan Planetarium, Bri Houtman and Ira Kramer discuss DIAL M FOR MUDER at Penobscot Theatre, and Jon Shields has the latest on University of Maine Hockey.

Historian Heather Cox Richardson discusses Nerds v. the Popular Kids in presidential elections and remembers singer-songwriter and Maine native David Mallett.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe shares his thoughts on the Patriots' hiring of Mike Vrabel and Tom Brady's broadcast future.

Film critic Allen Adams discusses a pair of streaming movies on Pass the Popcorn.

Dennis Price fills us in on the Central Maine entertainment scene.