Legendary musician John Wade discusses his soundtrack success in the 80s as well as his upcoming tour dates in the United States.

Eclipse's new album "Wired" doesn't come out until October 8th but the band is on fire after the release of their first two album singles "Bite the Bullet" And "Saturday Night"

Alcatrazz vocalist Doogie White discusses the band's upcoming album "V" and his road to replacing Graham Bonnet. White also talks about auditioning for Iron Maiden, and singing with Michael Schenker/ Richie Blackmore's Rainbow.

Jack Blades discusses Night Ranger's latest album ATBPO as well as the band's return to touring in 2021.

Rock n' roll icon Dee Snider discusses his latest metal masterpiece "Leave a Scar" as well as the legacy of Twisted Sister. Snider also touches on the importance of Twisted's second life from 2003-2016.

It's a double shot of bassists as former W.A.S.P./King Kobra's Johnny Rod returns to the show after 6 long years! It's a first though for Trixter/Fozzy bassist P.J. Farley who is discussing his busy slate of plans from playing with Eric Martin to upcoming Fozzy shows.

Actor, author and musician David Duchovny discusses his upcoming new album "Gestureland" as well as his role as Hank Moody on the hit Showtime show "Californication."

Host Clint Switzer is joined by two distinguished rock n' roll gurus as fellow podcast host Chuck Shute (The Chuck Shute Podcast) and Aaron Leigh (Y&T bassist) discuss the first two W.A.S.P. albums in great detail and crown a victor of which is the definitive early W.A.S.P. LP.

The Mid America Music Festival takes place July 16th and 17th at the Black Silo Winery in Trenton, MO. Rock heavyweights Great White, Slaughter and Autograph will rock the joint on night 1 and Mark Slaughter/Mark Kendall join the podcast to talk about America's return to rock in 2021.