Join myself, Michael Pappaceno, and Travis Williamson as we discuss The Doors Singer Bowl performance!

Synced Footage: https://youtu.be/40V_XSHjWKQ?si=7_qX1SlCoJ8qqdKD

Join me as I interview the writer and director of the monumental Doors’ documentary “When You’re Strange,” Tom DiCillo.

Join Michelle and I as we dive into talking about the discovery of the Jim Morrison bust that was stolen 37 years ago.

Join us as we dive into the Gold Mine that is Doors’ memorabilia with collector Chris Eline. We discuss some of his prized pieces, how he got into The Doors, his advice for new collectors, and much more! You can find pictures of his pieces in the accompanying social media posts!

You can find his photography by going to https://chrise.mypixieset.com/portraits/

You can also find Chris on Instagram @catcamcull

You can find the podcast on Twitter @TheDoorsPod and on Facebook by searching Opening The Doors. If you have any questions, comments, are suggestions for guests, you can send an email to [email protected]. 

Join me as I interview author of “The Doors Through Strange Days,” Michele Tempera.

You can find this episode wherever you get podcasts and you can find Michele’s blog on Facebook or at his website https://www.strangedaysbook.org/?m=1

You can also purchase his book on Amazon by following this link: https://a.co/d/f6kz6kQ

Join your host, Chris Simondet, Travis Williamson, and Michael Pappaceno as they discuss the Record Store Day 2025 release of “Strange Days 1967: A Work in Progress.”

Join your host and guests Travis Williamson and Michael Pappaceno as we discuss The Doors performance at the L.A. Forum.

Join your host and guests Travis Williamson and Michael Pappaceno as we discuss The Doors performance at the L.A. Forum.

In this episode, the Lovelights join me again to discuss opening for The Doors as well as the interactions they had with them.

In this episode, we discuss every aspect of The Living Theatre performances that Jim attended. We break down the authenticity of the recently released photos of Jim as well as the story of that March 8th performance.

Steve also gives a day by day breakdown of each performance Jim attended, how they contributed to the now infamous “Rock is Dead” studio jam, how Jim was able to save the Living Theatre, and much more.

There are even some clarifying statements about Jim’s trial as Steve clears up some decades long misconceptions. This is definitely an episode you don’t want to miss!