Roger Earl is the drummer and a founding member of Foghat. Earl talks about fishing, trying out for "The Jimi Hendrix Experience", Johhny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and more. His new album "Earl & The Agitators: Shaken & Stirred" is out now and debuted at # 11 on the Billboard Blues Chart.

Doug Gray is the lead singer and founding member off the Marshall Tucker Band. We talk about Vietnam, Dickey Betts, if Lynyrd Skynyrd is really retiring and the Southern Rock Cruize with Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker, Molly Hatchet and more. Marshall Tucker is currently on the Last Of The Street Survivors Tour with Lyndyd Skynyrd and Bad Company.

Vocalist/harmonica player John Popper and guitarist Chan Kinchla from Blues Traveler. The guys talk about stuggling with dugs and alcohol on the road, having the most apperances on Letterman and their new album, "Hurry Up & Hang Around" which is out Friday, October 12th.

Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell calls in before their show at the Ford Idaho Center in Idaho in September with Journey. Vivian also played guitar for Dio, Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy. We talk about his cancer, guitars he plays on stage from Idaho, who picks out the set lists and more.

Drummer Garry Peterson and bassist Rudy Sarzo from The Guess Who on the release of their new album "The Future is What It Used to Be". The band discusses Garry's health after playing drums for over 50 years, Rudy on playing bass for Ozzy, Whitesnake and Quiet Riot, what they thought of Lenny Kravitz's version of "American Woman" and why they were called "drunken buffoons" in the movie "Almost Famous".

Comedian, actor, radio sports host, podcaster and SNL alum Jay Mohr in the studio before 2 apperances at Liquid Laughs comedy club in Boise, Idaho in August of 2018. He runs through his killer impressions of Tracy Morgan, Harvey Keitel, Norm McDonald, John Travolta, Al Pacino, and Christopher Walken. Joining us in the studio is Jay's best firend and wrestling coach, "Aldo". We are also surrounded by Eagle Rock Girls calendars which are referenced from time to time. "All About Nina" is in theatres September 28th and his stand-up comedy dates are listed at jaymohr.com

Guitarist Robby Krieger from The Doors on the death of Jim Morrison, seeing Chuck Berry for the 1st time, writing songs with The Doors, the Oliver Stone movie about the band plus the inspiration behind "Hello, I Love You" which celebrated it's 50th year anniversary of reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on August 3rd.

Two interviews with Rich Robinson from the Black Crowes and his new band, The Magpie Salute. The 1st interview comes from September 21st, 2017 and the 2nd interview is from June 27th, 2018. Rich discusses what caused the Black Crowes to break up, what he thinks of his brother Chris, writing "She Talks To Angels" as a teenager, becoming friends with Jimmy Page, hanging with the Rolling Stones, the passing of Eddie Harsch and the last time he talked to Gregg Allman. "High Water 1" by The Magiepie Salute will be released on August 10th. The band also features former Black Crowes members Sven Pipen and and Marc Ford.

On the phone with guitarists Glenn Tipton and Richie Faulkner plus bassist Ian Hill from Judas Priest in March of 2018. We talk about the new album "Firepower", Star Wars, and Glenn's decision to stop touring due to Parkinson's Disease.

Paul Medel is "The Elk Nut" who has been been studying the vocalization of elk for over 30 years. Here he shares some great advice on elk hunting hunting and calling both big bulls and cows. We also talk about what kind of tags he gets and his 1st elk. Paul will be a a judge at the Elk Calling Contest at the Great Nothwest Outdoor Expo in Nampa, Idaho which runs June 29th - July 1st. He will also host a seminar on understanding elk and bugling at the Outood Expo. Instructional elk hunting videos, books, elk calling techniques and an app you can use in the field are all at elknut.com. Follow Paul on Instagram at www.instagram.com/elknutoutdoors