Drummer, songwriter and producer Billy Amendola drops in to talk about the Beatles "Get Back" doc and his own twenty-five-year friendship with Ringo Starr. How have people's opinion on Yoko Ono changed since the film premiered? Why was Phil Spector's finished product so different from Paul's original vision? What's it like being on called on stage to perform with a Beatle? Listen up!

Drummer Rick Marotta stops by to talk about his incredible career in music and television, and why he can't remember exactly which John Lennon album he played on, trying to get through a dinner with Bill Murray without being interrupted, playing with Steely Dan, Al Kooper, James Taylor and countless others, and being the author of the most sampled drum loop in history.

Comedian John Moses, host of "Fight Stories" stops by to talk about the time Johnny Cash fought an eight foot ostrich and barely lived to tell about it. What started the long-standing feud between man and beast? What other birds did Johnny Cash endanger? Who would win in a fight between The Traveling Wilburies and The Spice Girls? You gotta listen in to find out.

The host of NewsNation's "Banfield" Ashleigh Banfield stops by to talk about her days as the lead singer in various rock bands, why she loves Neil Young's stance but doesn't think Joe Rogan should be canceled, her love of 80s metal, why The Tragically Hip are a Canadian National Treasure, and teaches us the right way to pronounce "Ocasek".

Comedian and actor Jimmy Shubert joins Ken and guest co-host John Moses to discuss what it was like working with and being mentored by comedy legend Sam Kinison. What was it about Sam that drew rock stars to him? How could you expect to get sober with Ozzy Osborne and Steven Tyler as your sponsors? What was touring with comedy's "Wild Thing" really like? Listen up and find out!

Comedian Tim Butterly drops in to talk about the wild and strange career of Meat Loaf. How did an album that NOBODY wanted become one of the best selling records of all-time, outselling even The Beatles? Why did he change his name to Michael? Why is the narrator of "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" such a jerk? When does a slutly aunt become family? Listen up and find out! It's one of our funniest shows yet!

Philadelphia legend Kenn Kweder stops by to discuss his fifty-year career in music. He talks about getting fired by Tom Waits, telling Clive Davis to go to hell, playing with Cheap Trick and AC/DC, and reveals the most hilarious inspiration behind writing a song we've ever heard.

Ken and guest co-host Dave Landau are joined by Fox Business personality Kennedy who talks about her time being a VJ during the golden years of MTV, snowboarding with the Beastie Boys, witnessing history in the making at the taping of Nirvana's "Unplugged", her love of San Diego punk, her hatred of Spin Doctors videos, breaking the news of Jerry Garcia's death to David Bowie, and fist fighting Oasis. It's a wild one! Listen in!

Ken and guest co-host Max Antonnuci are joined by bassist Tim Lefebvre who opens up about playing on David Bowie's final masterpiece "Blackstar", performing for Russian oligarchs overseas as part of Sting's band, and how Covid ruined his plans to tour the world with The Black Crowes.

Singer/Songwriter/Producer Robert Allen drops in to discuss cutting his teeth at CBGB'S in the Seventies, playing with Jim Croce, Bonnie Raitt and John Prine, his new album due out January 21st, and why he thinks Rock and Roll could be finally dying off.