Alex Guarnaschelli is a Food Network star and executive chef at Butter in New York City. She represents kitchen camaraderie with a Van Halen track, selects a sexy food song courtesy of Prince and compares her own far reaching career to Dr. Dre.

Chuck Palahniuk is the author of over a dozen books including the award-winning novel Fight Club, which was also made into a feature film. Not surprisingly, he tends toward storytellers like Don McLean and Gordon Lightfoot in his music picks.

Actor Matt Dillon’s deep appreciation for the Beat generation, hot jazz and Latin music is on display in his Guest DJ set. He also praises the Clash’s musical exploration and tells us how Cuban scat singer El Gran Fellove inspires him as an actor.

From a Mariachi cover of the Eagles to the political activism of Brother Ali and blatant sexuality of Led Zeppelin, actor Martin Starr takes us on a genre-hopping ride through his musical favorites.

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is an author, astrophysicist, and Director of The Hayden Planetarium at The American Museum of Natural History. He names blues as his favorite genre, but his song picks are mostly a celebration of life – from a gospel classic to a Van Morrison love song and a prog rock hit with an interesting twist.

Aussie hard rockers AC/DC formed in 1973, but 2015 may be one of their best years yet. They are slated to headline Coachella next week and, as a tribute to their greatness, we’ve gathered reflections on their music from four guests we have hosted on the show over the years – comedian Marc Maron, chef Jon Shook, director Paul Feig and professional athlete Shaun White. Last but not least, Jason Bentley offers his personal favorite.

Comedian Adam Carolla, host of the hugely successful podcast, The Adam Carolla Show, was surprisingly sentimental in his Guest DJ set, sharing the song that prompted him to pursue his comedy dreams as well as his favorite Motown cut and the singer-songwriter he considers a master lyricist.

Baratunde Thurston is a comedian and bestselling author of the book How To Be Black. In his Guest DJ set, he tells us how Beethoven opened his ears, the Sarafina! soundtrack opened his mind and how his heart led him to Nirvana.

Comedian Hannibal Buress is a cast member on Comedy Central’s Broad City as well as the co-host of The Eric Andre Show on Adult Swim. In the midst of a nationwide stand up tour, he laid out the similarities between hip hop and comedy, from lyricism and pacing to crowd interaction in his Guest DJ set.

Jemaine Clement is best known as part of Flight of the Conchords. In his Guest DJ set, he shares some of the artists that inspired the Kiwi comedy duo and delves into a couple tracks that scared him as a kid.