This week: Christopher’s incredible 1989 interview with Neil Young. For a guy who doesn’t love talking to the media, Neil tells us everything - from his songwriting method to why he’s not a good friend. He even shows his sense of humour! A can’t-miss interview.
Speaking of Canadian icons, we talk to the guy who wrote the definitive Gordon Lightfoot biography. Nicholas Jennings talks to Tom about the highs and lows of Lightfoot’s career, including the time he decided NOT to sue Whitney Houston 

The Super Seventies Show with interviews from Donna Summer, Styx, Kiki Dee, The Captain & Tennille.  (As Toni Tennille vainly tries to justify recording "Muskrat Love"!)  
 Tom has a brand new interview with "I Will Survive" singer Gloria Gaynor, who is shocked when we play her an interview that we did with her 40 years ago! Christopher talks about his amazing personal encounter with Natalie Cole.  And we close it off with "The Wisdom Of Helen" as Helen Reddy gives us her frank assessment of punk rock

We hit the motherlode!  We found some classic Bob Dylan interview clips deep inside the vaults (unlabelled & undated).  These clips are as elusive and confounding as Dylan himself – but amazing nonetheless!   And for something COMPLETELY different – we also feature great chatss with Howard Jones (looking back on his biggest hits) and Devo – who successfully fought against fame.
And we talk to one of music’s original journalists – as Jeanne Beker talks about the two minutes that changed her life.

This week: a fascinating in-depth chat between Tom and Don Henley from 2000.

Henley talks about:

• the impact of Elvis
• how The Beatles saved his life
• Fighting for artist rights
• Living the excess of the ‘70s
• Playing his biggest hits even when he’s tired of them

Plus, we feature an amazing interview with Sarah McLachlan from 1997 at the absolute peak of her career – talking about her new album “Surfacing”, how she tries to avoid songwriting and the tour that changed everything, Lilith Fair.

An incredibly rowdy interview from Pink in 2003 and we discuss how she grew into one of the best performers around today. 

We go back 40 years for a surprising interview with Olivia Newton-John as she talks about challenges in her career. 

She also talks about the new movie she had just finished shooting... "Grease". 

We remember The Queen Of Soul with a revealing clip of Aretha Franklin from the early '70s.

And on the very last "Wisdom Of Dave", David Lee Roth addresses the infamous "Brown M&Ms" story.

Episode 202 - An early '70s interview with Tina Turner talking about working with her infamous ex-husband Ike Turner.  Plus a great conversation with 19-year-old Andy Gibb - as he was topping the charts. On "When Rock Stars Attack" - Paul McCartney throws some shade at George and Ringo. And "Cool Song Facts - The Beatles Edition", Tom comes up with the weirdest true fact about The Fab Four ever! Finally, on The Wisdom Of Dave: David Lee Roth actually makes sense as he describes his songwriting technique