Kenny Wayne Shepherd on sobriety, muscle cars, aging and expensive guitars. He also breaks down why Pearl Jam’s “Yellow Ledbetter” shares a similar feel with his instrumental track “While We Cry.” Plus, he discusses Ledbetter Heights (The 30th Anniversary Sessions) — a newly re-recorded version of his debut album, available now.

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Glen Matlock—founding member of the Sex Pistols and the band’s original bassist—shares a memorable story about Freddie Mercury of Queen, discusses why he’s no longer in contact with Johnny Rotten, and reveals who was notably absent from the documentary I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol, based on his autobiography. Glen also gives his take on Nirvana’s Nevermind landing in the Top 10 of The 100 Greatest Punk Albums Of All Time.

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Steve Celi of the Ultimate Eagles tribute band Dark Desert Highway. We dive into how the band got its start, his favorite solo songs from Eagles members, his top three Yacht Rock picks, and some of the most memorable concerts he’s attended.

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Interview with Monroe Grisman, guitarist and vocalist for Petty Theft — San Francisco’s premier Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute band. Monroe talks about seeing Petty live, going to school with AC/DC’s current drummer, and collaborating with artists like Paul McCartney, Metallica, and The Pretty Reckless on jewelry and collectibles.

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Rock icon Geoff Tate—former frontman of Queensrÿche—joins the show to discuss his latest release, Operation: Mindcrime III. In this episode, he dives into his early days playing in a cover band, collaborating with Disturbed bassist John Moyer, and reveals just how many countries were involved in the making of this ambitious new album.

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Get ready for a great conversation with stand-up veteran Nick Griffin, who’s performing in Boise April 30th through May 2nd at The Comedy Lounge. In this episode, Nick dives into his early days grinding it out in comedy, shares a wild story about getting mugged in New York City, and reflects on his impressive run of late-night appearances—including 12 spots on The Late Show with David Letterman. Nick discusses his relationship with The Bob & Tom Show and opens up about a special anniversary he’s celebrating this week.

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Bruce Campbell ( Evil Dead, Burn Notice, Bubba Ho‑Tep ) calls in to discuss his new film Ernie & Emma, diving into questions about the filming and production. Bruce also opens up about roles he narrowly missed, reflects on his recent health announcement, and teases what’s ahead for the Evil Dead franchise—delivering his signature candor and humor throughout the conversation. He'll be in Boise, Idaho for a special sneak preview with a Q&A after the film on May 15th at the Egyptian Theatre.

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Dave Mason from Traffic has passed away at the age of 79. Here's an interview from 2020 where he talks about playing with Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones and more.

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Interview from the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho with Monster Jam drivers Armando Castro with El Toro Loco and Blake Granger with Monster Mutt Dalmation.  We talk about how they got into monster trucks, saftey advances, EV's and what's in their garages. See Armando's vehicles here.

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In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed rock historian and veteran music journalist Daniel Bukszpan, a devoted Rush fan and one of the most respected voices in modern rock writing. With more than 25 years of freelance experience, Daniel joins us to explore his latest work, Rush & 2112: Fifty Years—a deep‑dive celebration of the landmark album that solidified Rush’s place in rock history.

Marking the 50th anniversary of the band’s groundbreaking 1976 masterpiece, Daniel’s book traces the complete story behind 2112: its creation, its cultural impact, and the lasting legacy that continues to shape generations of fans as Rush prepares to return to touring in 2026.

Daniel is also the author of several notable music and pop‑culture titles, including:

• The Art of Brutal Legend
• Woodstock: 50 Years of Peace and Music
• Ozzy at 75
• Rush at 50
• Iron Maiden at 50

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