Chip and Ken are joined by Jobriath AD director and friend of the show Kieran Turner to talk about the long forgotten mime rock group, The Hello People. Whose idea was it to start a rock band made entirely of mimes? How were they able to have a longer career than The Beatles? What did Todd Rundgren see in them that made him want to produce their albums and take them on tour? What did they do to get banned from the radio? This is a wild one, so listen and find out!

Ken and guest co-host Chris Covert welcome New Jersey's own Matt O'Ree to the show, who discusses how listening to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn sent him down a path of blues that saw him play with BB King, Buddy Guy, and what it's like to get a call from Bon Jovi to pack your bags, you're coming on tour. Plus he lays out his love for Van Halen and Billy Squire. This is a fun one!

Chip and Ken welcome founding member and Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan to discuss what it's like to play Giants Stadium and drive home afterwards, winning four Tony Awards, composing "Diana: The Musical", and his love of stand up comedy.

Ken and Chip are joined by comedian Dave Temple to conclude their series on true crime with a deep dive into the life and death of Marvin Gaye. Why did his father murder him, and was it really a suicide? Was his father justified? Was Motown The Devil's music? Listen and find out

Ken is joined by comedians Dan LaMorte and Mike Sicoli to discuss the tragic lives and deaths of Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious and his girlfriend, Nancy Spungen.

Ken and Chip take a look at the life and career of Charlie Watts, one of the greatest drummers who ever lived. How was a jazz drummer able to anchor The World's Greatest Rock Band for almost sixty years? How did he surround himself with drug addicts and drunks and come out virtually unscathed? What did he do the night Mick Jagger famously referred to him as "my drummer"? Listen and find out!

Chip and Ken welcome true crime author Rachel Rear to discuss the double murders of Sue Jory and Dave Navarro's mom Connie, and to promote "Catch the Sparrow", her new book about the murder of her own step-sister. How preventable and senseless were these murders? How was Dave able to channel so much pain into amazing music with Jane's Addiction? What was Ken like in high school? Listen and find out!

Ken and Chip are joined by drummer Stephen Perkins to talk about playing jazz versions of Iggy and the Stooges songs, the studio magic of Jane's Addiction, the future of Porno for Pyros, and why Woodstock '94 was so special to him.

Ken and Chip are joined by Richard Marx and Daisy Fuentes to talk about Richard's excellent new book "Stories to Tell," MTV, "Richard Marxing" things into existence, what it's like to get voicemails from a Beatle, and much more!

Ken is joined by guest host comedian Chris Covert to interview Jersey Shore guitar legend Bobby Bandiera who tells us about playing lead guitar in Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes for twenty six years. jamming at The Stone Pony with Bruce Springsteen, fronting his own band, and playing at the White House with Eric Clapton, BB King and Stevie Wonder. And for the first time ever, a song is performed live in studio on ILRR. Some wild stories in this one!