Our guest this week is Zach McCrite. A sports radio veteran who also happens to be funny af.Husband of Lady EZ. He's got this volleyball thing going on. But who knows.

Our guest for episode 53 is guitar taste maven, Mike McAfee. He's the long time guitarist and leader of rockabilly flavored, Eight Inch Elvis. We get into his past, and Frank's past as well. Having spent a lot of time together in their formative years when they were getting started in music. We play a couple holiday tracks from the latest EIE digital releases.

Jokey Robot makes a long overdue appearance. The guys talk about good sleeping digs if you have to be homeless, crooked horse trainers, super deep voices, and the Jussie Smollett details that make you think.

The guys geek out on Peter Jackson's epic Beatles mini series, Get Back. They share some Las Vegas stories of varying quality. And we have the pleasure of having Singer/Songwriter Brooks Ritter as this weeks guest. They talk about his history and some insights into his talents. You'll also hear two of Brooks' songs on the show: Devil's Teeth and Fuel For The Fire. He's one of the best talents to come from Louisville in a LONG time.

The guys mercilessly take the p*ss out a friend who had a hair weave, Declare their distaste for Jimmy Fallon, and someone sold Scott's sister's home for $1.

We're back with Season Three! And with it, we have a new co-host Geo Teubl. First episode off the bat we are honored to have Louisville music legend, Peter Searcy, as our guest. We talk about growing up in an artistic community, getting into music, and even the time Dave Grohl invited him to sing an old song Peter wrote in front of a packed arena of Foo Fighters fans. Peter plays a song for us. And IGGW gives you an exclusive listen to an unreleased tune called What Could Have Been!

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Last episode of Season 2! We welcome Geo Teubl to the show. For the second time as a guest. But Geo will be joining the IGGW squad, as it were. Gonna be a fun ride. The guys talk about Geo's late discovery of Pink Floyd, and the virtues of baseball. Plus stuff.

The guys go deep on deplorables, the Alec Baldwin incident, Brian Laundrie, and oddly enough, the Grateful Dead.

They guys are joined by old friend, musician Jack Brizendine. They talk about getting sober, growing up, music, and a lot of good stuff. Scott delivers with a bracket of best horror movies in time for Halloween.

Part two of our chat with Louisville guitar legend, Screamin' John Hawkins.