On this episode of Takin’ a Walk -Music History with your host Buzz Knight, we sit down with artist Romeo Vaughn for an open and inspiring conversation. Romeo shares stories from his creative journey, the influences that shaped his sound, and the mindset that keeps him moving forward. He also gives us a look into his latest music, discussing the vision behind his new release and what fans can expect next. Join us for a walk filled with insight, artistry, and a fresh perspective on where his career is headed. 

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I can't wait for you to hear my full episode with the one and only Rob Reiner. We talk Spinal Tap and so much more. The episode releases 9/9/2015 

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A story of resilience from comedian Dave Landau on an upcoming episode hosted by Lynn Hoffman.

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It was such a joy when Pat Monahan from Train joined Lynn Hoffman on this past episode of Music Saved Me.

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This episode features a conversation with Bernie Leadon, founding member of the Eagles and an icon of American music history. From his groundbreaking work with the Eagles and the Flying Burrito Brothers to his enduring influence on country rock, Bernie shares stories from across six decades in music. Listeners will hear about pivotal moments, legendary collaborations, and the inspiration behind his new album, “Too Late To Be Cool,” as Bernie reflects on past triumphs and the creative spark driving his latest music.

Join host Buzz Knight as he and Bernie Leadon take a walk through the highlights and heartbeats of a legendary career—exploring the roads that led to rock classics, as well as the exciting new paths Bernie is carving today.

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In this episode of Comedy Saved Me, our host Lynn Hoffman talks with comedian Raymond Orta, whose larger-than-life storytelling and razor-sharp humor have made him one of the most dynamic voices in stand-up today. Raymond opens up about the challenges he’s faced offstage—from personal struggles to the pressures of everyday life—and how comedy became his outlet, his therapy, and ultimately, his way through.

With honesty, heart, and of course a lot of laughs, Raymond shares how his unique perspective and bilingual punchlines not only connected him with audiences across the country but also helped him navigate some of the darkest moments in his life. His story is proof of how laughter doesn’t just entertain—it heals.

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Join @thebuzzknight and @theharryjacobs for another look at this week in music history. Our loyal listener and friend Justin of Cheese Shop  fame often wonders if there is ever a week in music history that doesn't include The Beatles. We wonder the same thing.

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Raymond Orta joins Lynn Hoffman on an episode of Comedy Saved Me and you'll instantly love his enthusiasm of his craft and his love of life.

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On this episode of Takin’ a Walk-Music History with your host Buzz Knight, we’re joined by Spider Stacy—tin whistle player, singer, and co-founder of the legendary band The Pogues. Known for their groundbreaking blend of punk attitude and traditional Irish folk, The Pogues created a sound that rewrote the rules of modern music. Spider takes us on a journey through the band’s raw beginnings, their wild ride across world stages, and his own path as a musician, storyteller, and wanderer. From the spark of inspiration found on city streets to the life lessons learned on the road, this conversation is a mix of reflection, humor, and the spirit of a true musical pioneer.

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In this heartfelt episode of Music Saved Me, host Lynn Hoffman sits down with singer-songwriter Kalie Shorr to explore the powerful role music has played in her journey of healing and self-discovery. Kalie shares how songwriting and performing became a refuge during her most challenging moments, offering a voice to her resilience and identity. Through candid conversations, she opens up about overcoming obstacles, embracing authenticity, and the profound ways music has saved her life. Join us for an intimate and inspiring conversation on the healing power of music and the strength found in vulnerability.

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