"Jim Bits" Podcast

When getting words in a language you don't know tattooed on your body forever, make sure you look up the meaning.

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Being woken up daily by a train horn because of some neighborhood beef will drive you as crazy as these people.

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Would you stay in the original poltergeist house? Jenny would gladly, but Big Jim's skeptical.

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Imagine walking through the woods and hearing a loud, strange, scary sound so you call the police. Only to find out that it was someone singing the whole time...

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Did a little kid or drunk adult give a raccoon chili and have a proper funeral for their fish?

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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dennis Dunaway, founding bassist and songwriter of the original Alice Cooper band, joins me for an unforgettable conversation about Alice’s new project The Revenge of Alice Cooper and the upcoming Detroit show at Pine Knob (with Judas Priest, October 2nd).

Dennis shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories about writing “School’s Out” (“we were the kids at the back of the class”), the raw energy of new tracks like “Black Mamba,” “Wild Ones,” and “One Night Stand,” and what it was like to record again with Alice and producer Bob Ezrin after all these years. He also looks back on the band’s early Detroit days, from dive hotels on Gratiot to playing the Eastown Theatre with the Stooges and the Grande Ballroom with The Who.

If you’re a fan of Alice Cooper, Detroit rock history, Judas Priest, or classic albums like Killer and Love It to Death, this is a must-listen episode.

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An exclusive conversation with Lawrence Gowan, vocalist and keyboardist for Styx, as the band returns to Detroit. We talk about the current tour, the power of songs like Come Sail Away and Renegade, how Styx continues to connect with new generations of fans, and what makes playing Pine Knob so special. A must-listen for fans of classic rock, Styx, and live music in Detroit.

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The viral Labubu dolls have been rumored to contain an evil spirit, Pazuzu

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Can you guess the truth within these three reality show pitches?

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Imagine scrolling through Google Maps when all of a sudden, you see your bare butt standing in your backyard.

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