Lead singer Ed Roland from Collective Soul live on 96.9 The Eagle radio station at the Canyon County Fair in Caldwell, Idaho before their performance on July 25th, 2019. Ed chats about the new album, being in a band for 25+ years and a few quick stores about The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. "Blood" by Collective Soul is in stores now and Ed says a new album titled "Brothers" to be released in 2020.

Warren Hanyes from Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers calling in to talk about their 1st concert film, playing a 50th anniversary tribute to Woodstock at Mountain Jam, how he joined The Allman Brothers and if Willie Nelson tries to get him high all the time.

Collective Soul lead singer E. Roland on the new album, "Blood" in stores on Friday, June 21st. He discusses working with Tommy Shaw from Styx, why he only listens to vinyl and how the band gets such a clean sound on all their albums. Collective Soul is live at the Canyon Country Fair in Caldwell, Idaho on Thursday, August 25th.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd calls in a day after his 42nd birthday to talk about his new album, The Traveler, classic cars, the Five Finger Death Punch cover of his song "Blue On Black" plus playing with Stephen Stills and Neil Young and what it was like growing up around a radio station. www.kennywayneshepherd.net

Comedian Steve Byrne called into 96.9 The Eagle on Wednesday, June 12th to talk about his new documentary, "Always Amazing: The True Story of the Life, Death and Return of the Amazing Jonathan" out now on YouTube.  Steve has released 4 specials, still tours as a stand-up comeidan and created and starred in the TV show Vince Vaughn prodcued show "Sullivan & Son" on TBS for 3 seasons

Corky Laing is the drummer from Mountain. His new book, "Letters To Sarah", is available now.

"Letters to Sarah is a rock autobiography with a difference. In addition to the exceptionally honest and endearing voice of Corky chronicling the ups and downs of his life, there are excerpts from dozens of letters (out of the c. 200) that Corky wrote to his mother, Sarah, between the years 1963 and 1997. She had saved them all. The letters were a way for Corky, away on the road for years on end, to keep in touch with his mother and also, to make sense of his life. This continues in Letters to Sarah, as Corky relives the first 50 years of his life, up until his mother’s passing in 1998."

Comedian and actor Tom Green calls into 96.9 The Eagle on Thursday, May 16th to promote his stand-up shows at Liquid Laughs in Boise, Idaho. His album, "The Tom Green Show", will be released on vinyl on Friday, May 17th and features the song "I Wanna Be Friends With Drake" which he shot a video for on his tour of Asia. He also discusses becoming a U.S. citizen, what his stand-up shows are like plus his connections to Donald Trump, Eminem and Nirvana.

Orny Adams live in Boise on Thursday, April 25th before his show at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho. You can listen to him on Spotify and watch his special, "More Than Loud", on Showtime now. www.ornyadams.com

Rick Springfield's new album, "Orchestrating My Life" is out Friday, April 26th featuring his hits re-recorded with a mix of rock and orchestral arrangements. Rick talks about the new album, his tour with Richard Marx, being friends with Sammy Hagar, dealing with depression and dating Linda Blair from The Exorcist in the 70's. www.rickspringfield.com

Sal Cirrincione is the Senior Director of Rock Programming & Special with Premiere Radio Networks and called in to discuss the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony for 2019 in Brooklyn, New York that took place on Friday, March 29th. Inducted this year were Stevie Nicks, Def Leppard, The Zombies, Roxy Music, The Cure and Janet Jackson. The ceremony will air on HBO on Saturday, April 27th at 6:00 PM MT.