Hayne tells Parish about an evening with friends where she met a very kind woman who is "pure" and "filled with wonder." Shout out to Hayne's sister Anne Bessey for researching that Hayne was talking about her friend Vicki Fredrick, and the star of the evening, Brooke Spaulding.

Happy Birthday Hayne!

Hayne and Parish consider the many advantages and disadvantages of adding Velveeta and Spam to one's digestive (or lack thereof) repertoire.

Calling all journalists hoping to improve their skills! :) Parish and Hayne share their "secret" interviewing techniques.

Parish and Hayne. Led Zeppelin. It's a whole lotta love fest.

Parish and Hayne are all over the proverbial map in their longest podcast ever. High School Reunions. J. Krishnamurti. Led Zeppelin.

From time to time, we’re going to supplement the Hayne-Parish "Filling the Air" banter with interviews from the Parish rock and roll archives. During the 1970’s, Parish was a contributor to both NPR and WAVA-FM in Washington, D.C. He interviewed nearly 100 musicians — some were legends, some were blips on the artistic radar. Oftentimes, during the course of these conversations, the interview subjects went off on unexpected tangents, which weren’t related to their careers, albums or the music business in general.

Our first guest from the past is Bo Diddley, who passed away in 2008. As you’ll hear, Bo had very interesting opinions about politics and global warming,

Neoteny. Yes, it's a word. Yes, we talk about it.

Sharing love and appreciation for our mothers, despite the fact that they weren't always at their best in the kitchen.

The food we love. The food we hate.