Gordie knows how he wants his next band to sound and has no tolerance for the vocal stylings of Meryl Streep 

Paul discovers a greater pick-me-up than Wheaties and shops for records in the middle of a national disaster 

Gordie takes a quick trip into the Time Tunnel and owes an eye-opening experience to a random goth girl in Red Bluff

Paul is a dirty rotten liar and can’t understand simple lyrical content

Gordie is joined by Paul and Thea in his living room in real life.

We spend a pretty good chunk of the begiining reminiscing of growing up in Napa and rocking out with friends at Harlans Celebration, before covering 1990 (kinda)

Paul is a Maple Bar guy and Thea loves when Ace Frehley shoots fire out of his guitar. Gordie is ready to start playing music live and challenges Paul and Thea in a movie test.

PRINCE, JELLYFISH, REDD KROSS, KISS, JUDAS PRIEST, RICHARD GERE, TOM CRUISE, DER SUPER HITS,HERBERT GRONEMEYER, ACDC, LUKA BLOOM, TOAD THE WET SPROCKET, MOOKIE BLAYLOCK, EXTREME, NELSON, CONCRETE BLONDE and JANES ADDICTION

Gordie likes rippin’ guitar and invites you behind the scenes of The Shuffle

Paul loses a record to the wind and gets creeped out by The Partridge Family

Gordie levitates at the Great American Music Hall and his post master hips him to some good music

Paul takes a rare school bus ride and his aunt hips him to some good music

Gordie’s dad takes him to watch naked cartoons and later his glasses fly off while rockin’ in the pit.

Paul eats cereal and Pop-Tarts for breakfast until the TV tells him to go to school.

Gordie preps for Broadway and digs one of his favorite bands from the balcony sweet spot.

13 year-old Paul rides his bike at midnight to hang in a dark back alley and eventually figures out what those adults were on about.

Gordie finds happiness courtesy of a bunch of Canadians and invites our listeners to join him in a virtual educational excursion. 

Paul parties in the pool and watches the Patty Duke show with his family in a Manteca, California hotel room.

Gordie is overdue for a luau and misses the earliest rumblings of a televised revolution because the sound was down.

Paul reveals his favorite lyricists and hits the sack with the British Joni Mitchell.

Gordie avoids being stoned while experiencing Angel Dust and gets thrown into a movie theater by his Mom.

Paul gets into Modern Times and has his icy heart melted.