Ronnie McDowell is a country music legend whose connections to Elvis, past and present, run deep.  

Brad and Mark talk with Alan Stoker, son of The Jordanaires' leader Gordon Stoker. Alan is co-author of the new book, " The Jordanaires,  The Story of the World's Greatest Backup Vocal Group" as told by Gordon Stoker with Michael Kosser and Alan Stoker.  Alan gives us new insight into their work with Elvis and tells great stories involving his father's famous vocal group.

Did you know that many Elvis recordings released in the UK  were different from U.S. releases? Our guest is Gordon Minto.  Gordon and his co-author John Townson have assembled an incredibly detailed and affordable e-book about Elvis' UK releases.  Gordon also shares great stories about his friendships with Elvis insiders.

In this episode we focus on Elvis Presley's 12th motion picture; It Happened at the World's Fair.  Mark and Brad interview Brad's parents who recall heading to the fair in 1962 to watch Elvis film on location in Seattle.  

With the release of an Elvis on Tour box set, Brad and Mark dive deep into all things Elvis on Tour: from performance paychecks to what Elvis demanded before he stepped on to the stage each night. 

You've seen the 2022 Elvis movie and now you're a new fan.  What's next?  Mark and Brad lead you to the original content that was mirrored in new motion picture "Elvis" along with  music and book recommendations to fuel your new burnin' love for the King of Rock & Roll.

Mark and Brad offer their thoughts on Elvis the movie and talk to musician Slick Joe Fick who played upright bass on the movie soundtrack. 

Author Paul Sweeney's book features hundreds of incredible images of Elvis that miraculously emerged decades after Elvis performed one night in Toronto.   Hear the amazing story of where and how this treasure was discovered.

Steve Binder,  producer and director of what is now known as the '68 Comeback Special,  shares behind-the-scenes stories  of the making of this historic moment in Elvis history. 

In the Elvis world, FTD has nothing to do with flowers.  The  Follow That Dream (FTD) label is for the Elvis fan looking for more than mastered recordings. Our guest today is Steve Barile, an FTD contributor who gives us an inside look at the FTD releases he's participated in and he shares some spine-tingling stories of seeing Elvis live in concert.