Rhythm on the Rocks

Frizz and Bob celebrate the 4th of July by getting a one-way ticket to the Danger Zone. We soar straight into the Top Gun Soundtrack with a delicious pour of Eagle Rare bourbon. Join us as we pull the curtain back on the real romance in the movie, praise the brilliance of the 80s soundtrack king, hang with the boys and their volleyballs, and officially determine the best celebrity, white Jesus using the Birkenstock rating system. It'll take your breath awaaaaay~

You caught us at a good time! Frizz and Bob are joined by friends Hux and Jake from Star Viper to down doubles and rub buckles over Paul Cauthen's latest album, 'Country Coming Down.' We'll swig plenty of Makers 46 and battle over Ikea furniture, find out what Star Viper has up their rolled up sleeves, define what "F you money" means to us, and revel in the beauty of a big voice, big ego, and big personality- but ain't nobody ready for the real big velvet. This episode is made for good bad times only, friends.

Frizz and Bob celebrate Pride with a little faith and a lot of Dimple Pinch. We get "quite wacky" as we listen to the chart-topping debut album from solo artist George Michael, Faith. We dig into Wham! rap, the chokehold George had on the world with a pair of ripped jeans and a leather jacket, the astounding person behind the persona, and the importance of the harsh and beautiful journey to accepting and loving yourself.

MORMON GOES METAL! Frizz and Bob crack open a bottle of sexy, smoky Ardbeg Uigeadail and dive head first into The Osmonds' banger of a rock album, Crazy Horses. We get to the bottom of how barbershop goes Tiger Beat... then goes headbanger, discover what makes Utah cool enough to get its own riffs, unravel the surprising political issue the brothers rallied against, and shock you with how Elvis and the Ninja Turtles completely changed how you'll see the Osmonds forever.

Frizz and Bob pour a totally rad new Cali whiskey and dig into Alanis Morissette's badass 90s breakthrough album, Jagged Little Pill. We're here to remind you of all the real details behind Uncle Joey in a theatre, unveil the realities for many young women in the music industry, stress the importance of friend-care and vulnerability... and most likely get banned by Taylor Swift, the Oxford Dictionary, and The London Times after this episode. Isn't it ironic?

PART 2: Frizz, Bob, and Kenyon continue the Rosé party we started on the Wine and Crime podcast as we get into round 2 of our most fascinating murder ballads. We jazz it out on the fattest Tuesday with the Mysterious Axeman, learn the deadly truth behind Merry Murderesses of the Cook County Jail, and dive into some CLASSIC Southern gothic with Reba and Momma - and possibly the worst music video ever made.

Note: Part 1 of this episode can be found on the Wine and Crime podcast feed! Go check it out!

Frizz and Bob pop the cork on Balvenie's DoubleWood to celebrate the 30th anniversary of a hip hop 101 staple, A Tribe Called Quest's Midnight Marauders. We'll take you on a crate diggin' journey of Tribe's most obscure musical references, the power of using positivity to turn pain into prosperity, the finesse of some of the finest sampling in music history, and smort worter.

Frizz and Bob revisit a single malt and talk about the world of writing and arranging jazz music, the infamous Buddy Rich tapes, Barry Manilow's jingle writing chops, and Chaka Kahn's mad skills on a basketball court with legendary jazz composer, John LaBarbera.

Frizz and Bob kick off Bob's birthday and celebrate another year of Jazz, class, and sass! Join us on this special occasion as we dig deep into one of Bob's favorite albums, John Coltrane's A Love Supreme, and cheers a favorite Old Forester, The 117 Series. We dig deep on the story of a born again and immortal Coltrane, unfold the greatness behind of one of the best Jazz albums of all time, and transcend our way into the literal church that Jazz created - oh, all while drinking an ice-cold, premium domesto.

Frizz and Bob pour Slane's Special Edition 40 Years of Music whiskey and celebrate a belated St. Patrick's Day with the mystical legends from Ireland, The Cranberries. We dig into their debut album, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We. Join us on the journey of the "Onederful" evolution of the band's name, an unlikely audition filled with guts, sass, and a Casio keyboard, and a potential alternative meaning of "Linger."