Rhythm on the Rocks

Frizz and Bob revist 2022's sit down with Alaska's own whimsical singer-songwriter, Emily Anderson, and drink a little Castle and Key's Rise seasonal gin. We talked all about artist collaboration across the country, making music for video games, writing one song a day, roadside Thai food huts, and covering Limp Bizkit.

Frizz is on vacation, so this week, Bob is joined by a special guest co-host, Lord Bael from To El & Back. We continue the celebration of Women's History Month with a pop masterclass from Carly Rae Jepson. Join us as we let some pop perfection wash away the taste of Malort as we talk about pop culture, fake sax, the value of a strong team, and make a bad Phil Collins joke.

Frizz and Bob "Kick it!" for Women's History Month by dipping back into the delicious, women-owned, Silverback Bourbon and cowboy cha cha to the insanely catchy album, Come On Over, by the queen of Country-Pop, Shania Twain. We talk about the fads and culture of the 90s and it's growing girl power! The chokehold that Michael Flatley and his rad Riverdancing had on America! The power of exclamation points and more! Let's go, girls!

Frizz and Bob revisit one of our favorite interviews from the last year as we celebrate Women's History Month. We talk about tiny desks, wines, honky tonks, conga lines, and healing with Cheyenne Marie Mize.

Frizz and Bob pour Maker's Mark and celebrate Black History Month with the iconic "Father of Rock and Roll," Chuck Berry. Join us as we talk about the history and impact of some of his biggest hits, the catalyst to popular music as we know it, the musical homerun of Jackie Robinson, and the impact of Jell-o and mayonnaise on the 1950s. It's a humdinger!

Frizz and Bob crack into E.H. Taylor Small Batch Bourbon and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's weird and wonderful album, Innervisions. Join us as we talk about the hidden secret that makes Stevie's lyrics hit different, the hit songs you love and didn't know he wrote as a teenager, how Richard Nixon was involved, and good ol' fashioned "friendchises."

Frizz and Bob set the mood for your Valentine's Day with a delicious dram and hefty dose of D'Angelo. We crack open a special bottle of Woodford Reserve Honey Barrel Finish and dig deep into one of the sexiest albums ever made, Voodoo. Join us as we spill all the secrets behind the birth of the immortal Soulquarians, the magnetism of Questlove and "Dilla time," and the darkside of becoming a sex symbol.

Frizz and Bob kick off Season 2 with the remarkable Nikka Coffey Grain Japanese Whisky and tell the surprising story and cult following behind The Postal Service's debut and only album, Give Up. On the brink of their 20th anniversary reunion tour, we chat all about the innovative merging of indie and electronica in the early 2000s, the daring partnership of artists exploring new creative avenues, the challenges of long distance relationships, and how downloads and the internet changed the way we consume and sell music forever (except for any Metallica albums - we definitely bought all those).

Frizz and Bob shoot the breeze with the man, the myth, the legend of West Virginia, Scott T. Smith. Join us for fresh sips of Castle & Key's newly released bourbon as Scott dishes about his journey from super fan to super talented folk artist himself, the grit it takes to continue on the journey of a lifetime, the rustic roots of folk music, and the unstoppable power of our national queen, Dolly Parton.