Rhythm on the Rocks

Frizz and Bob creep into the spoOOoky season with a Southern Tier Warlock Imperial Pumpkin Stout, as we celebrate Halloween with a spoOOoky episode on history's favorite deathly melody that we know so well (yet, still so little): the Dies Irae. We fall down the rabbit hole of this 800 year old Gregorian chant written by candlelight, the crazy classical music that it created, how it has been hidden all throughout our favorite music and movies, and the secret ability it has to send a chill up our spine.

Frizz and Bob jump and scream with the kickass queen, Linh Le from the raddest punk band, Bad Cop, Bad Cop. Join us as we clink with Michters Bourbon and chat all about the hurdles of overcoming injustices, punk rock shenanigans, the incredible Bassists against Racists, amplifying the voices of those less heard, and the incredible women that are currenly shaping our world into a better place.

Frizz and Bob kick off the first episode in our "27 Club Series", as we go Back to Black with the tragic story of the vintage visionary, Amy Winehouse. Pour some of Stillhouse's Black Bourbon with us as we pull back the curtain on the turbulent and inspiring relationship behind her hits, how she unknowingly collaborated with another "27 Club" artist, and the studio magic of "One Take Amy."

Frizz and Bob pop the cork of some delicious Maker's Mark 46 with an absolutely stunning singer/songwriter, the ever soulful Carly Johnson. Together we dig into the beauty of overcoming your fears with fire, the brilliance of queen Britney Spears, arguably the greatest one hit wonder of all time, and the power of revenge karaoke.

Frizz and Bob do right by hanging with the queen of soul, pour some peaty Laphroig 10, and dive in to Aretha Franklin's heart-swelling album: I Never Loved a Man the Way I Loved You. We sock it to ya with a journey into her rare and riveting revival of an unlikely top-charting genre, her unstoppable charisma, and the power Aretha still holds over our body and soul.

Frizz and Bob boot up the time machine to groove back to 1979! We enjoy a non-alcoholic "whiskey" from Spiritless Kentucky 74 with engineer, producer, and Nashville's Welcome to 1979 recording studio owner, Chris Mara. No alcohol was needed to get the juicy details about what really goes on inside a studio, your next favorite sandwich that's certified to be super duper, some of the best recorded albums, and a tear-jerking story about someone we'll now refer to as Harry Poodini.

Buckle up, because Frizz and Bob fly down memory lane with a bottle of Russell's Reserve, as we listen to all the (MMM) bops on the unforgettable 1998 compilation album, Now That's What I Call Music! Volume 1. Join us as we dig into some unexpected true crime, a snippet of style in Mexican American history, finding hope after the 1980s AIDS epidemic, and the surprisingly profound meaning behind MMM Bop!

Frizz and Bob have a big cheers with Mathew Bethancourt of the electric rock band Josiah and enjoy a pour of Castle and Key's Restoration Rye. We buzz all about resurrecting a band after a decade to be more powerful than ever before, how all is fair in love and rock n' roll, burglarizing band members, and the blessing and curse of the never ending "Head Radio."

Frizz and Bob get some liquid courage from Eagle Rare to spill all the tea on Fleetwood Mac's most monumental album, Rumours. We bring the juicy details of love triangles, breakups, Mick's unorthodox drumming, the guttural blues beginnings, and a scandalous song about… Christine McVie's dog?

Join Frizz and Bob as they enjoy a pour of Old Forester's 117 Series while chatting with Tom Blankenship of the ICONIC band My Morning Jacket. We talk about glitter puke, Garth Brooks, and a show called Duck Tales.