Interview with comedian Bill Burr from March of 2017. This podcast started after the interview so while parts of it aired on the radio, the full interview has never been heard. Bill was promoting his stand-up comedy show at The Egyptian Theater in Boise that sold out 3 nights April 22nd – 23rd 2017. That Sunday night Bill was heckled by 3 fans eventually having 1 removed by security stating that he hadn’t kicked anyone out of a show in 12 years.
Bill talks about hanging with Steven Adler and Jerry Cantrell, which comedian makes him laugh and his cameo in Breaking Bad.

American southern rock singer/songwriter Henry Paul from the Outlaws on their new album, the last time he saw Ronnie Van Zant (Skynyrd) and how the road can break you. "Dixie Highway" is out now and the Outlaws have tour dates posted at www.outlawsmusic.com

Comedian Grant Lyon comes in on crutches and chats about everything from playing college soccer to crafting a comedy album. His album, Scheduled Fun Time, comes out March 24th. www.grantlyon.com

Comedian and actor Craig Gass stops by with his impressions of Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, Lars Ulrich, Phil Anselmo, Adam Sandler, Sam Kinison plus road stories from behind the scenes with Metallica, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Megadeth, Korn and more. www.getgass.com

Comedian and actor Jay Mohr in the studio talking about bands he saw at SNL, his relationship with Jeanie Buss who is the the president of the Los Angeles Lakers, wrestling, The Black Crowes, and he pops in a few impressions. Check out his podcast Mohr Stories and his website www.jaymohr.com.

Comedian Derek Sheen stops by the studios and it goes down a rabbit hole right away. Murder, the mob, cocaine, metal music, comedy and more. After almost an hour we had to stop at some point. Check out dereksheenrulz.com.

Comedian and actor Chris Kattan stops by the studio to talk about is upcoming stand-up comedy shows in Boise, Idaho. The interview does not start well but Chris opens up and tells some SNL stories about bands he saw and does impressions of David Lee Roth, Johnny Cash and David Bowie.

Greg Harris is the CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame based in Cleveland, Ohio. The Class of 2020 is Depeche Mode, The Doobie Brothers, Nine Inch Nails, Whitney Houston, The Notorious B.I.G. and T. Rex. Greg calls in with the announcement of the bands and discusses the absence of bands like Thin Lizzy, Judas Priest, Soundgarden and Motorhead. He also talks about the passing of Neil Peart from Rush, how they decide who inducts who and quickly runs down his motorcycle collection. Greg was a senior executive at the Baseball Hall of Fame for 14 years and owned "The Philadelphia Record Exchange" record store in the 80's.

Comedian Kris Shaw from Las Vegas. Kris is a fan favorite who tours comedy clubs, colleges and events all across the United States and Canada. He has entertained troops in Iraq, Kuwait, Japan, Korea, Bahrain, Dubai, Kyrgestan and Africa. Kris also appears in national television commercials and had a recurring extra role on the CBS drama Close To Home. www.KrisShaw.com

Comedian Ander Sleighter. Andrew wrote and blogged for the Sports Show with Norm Macdonald on Comedy Central and was a regular on the MTV prank show Money From Strangers. He’s performed on Last Comic Standing, Nuvo TV’s Stand Up & Deliver, and made his late-night stand-up debut on Conan. He's also written and performed sketch comedy for Comedy Central.