This week we learn about kids who rock with the next generation of rock and rollers from the 3 O’Clock Rock after school program. Jasmine shows off her favorite musical DVD, Sophie tests her knowledge of children’s albums, and Grace plays Kiss My Axe. Then we’ll see first hand what it’s like to be a kid who rocks- from rock’s current popularity, to musical influences, and picking a cool band name. Plus, Adam talks about the first record he ever bought.

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This week we dive into the flashy world of Glam Rock. Don Bolles shows off the rarest glam records, Omar Perez tests his knowledge of glam stage names, and Niki Pretti plays a round of Marc - David - Iggy - Lou. Then we take a closer look at the world of glam- from aesthetics, to musical characteristics, and some of the best forgotten glam bands. Plus, a special tribute to the original glam rocker Little Richard.

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This week we dive into the often misunderstood world of the Ukulele. Tim Ellison shows off his Hawaiin 78’s, Rizzy plays Juke, Uke, or Nuke, and Sylvie Simmons talks about her new album of ukulele music. Then we take a closer look at the life of a ukulele player- from their disposition, to influences, and and some unexpected famous uke players. Plus, an astonishing revelation about Tiny Tim. 

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This week we dive into the wonderful but shortly lived Modern Lovers. Pam Grady reads a postcard from Jonathan Richman, James Masente plays Where Are They Now, and John Fell Ryan sheds light on the theory the Jonathan Richman was electrocuted. Then we take a closer look at the influential demos that went on to serve as the only Modern Lovers album. Plus, Adam talks about why his personal version of the album was his favorite.

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This week we dive into the so called Third Wave of Ska. Z.Y.X. shows off an Aquabats coloring book, Barry Johnson talks about his ska era fashion choices, and Aaron Carnes talks about his new book In Defense of Ska. Then we take a holistic lyric at the Third Wave Ska movement, from the bands, to its peak popularity in the mid-90’s, and whether or not it was too wacky. Plus, pioneers of the genre Operation Ivy.

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In Defense of Ska
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Aaron Carnes
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Z.Y.X.
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Barry Johnson
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Twitter: @JoyceManor

This week we dive into the first three Bruce Springsteen albums.Connie Yohe describes Bruce's lesser known album covers, Jason Morgan shows off his Nebraska 8-track, and Laura Braun tests her knowledge of the E Street Band. Then we take a closer look at Bruce's early efforts, from his band Steel Mill, to the unevenness of Greetings From Asbury Park, to his breakthrough on Born To Run, and his possible influence on Jonathan Richman.Plus, Adam takes us on a virtual tour of Bruce Springsteen New Jersey landmarks.

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This week we jump into the many conspiracy theories surrounding the rock and roll phenomenon.Melissa Graeber (Astral Projections Radio Hour) exposes some urban legends, Dan Kapelovitz (Radical Law Center) shines light on the Paul is Dead theory, and Alex Rancourt (Dead Crustacean) speculates that Elvis may have been abducted by aliens. Then we get into all sorts of musical conspiracy theories, from Stevie Wonder not really being blind to real conspiracies like payola and subliminal messaging. Plus, Adam speculates on the origin of conspiracy theories and a secret coded message. Join the party of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2891107117648561/

This week is all about the powerful, theatrical metal band GWAR. Travis Olgin (GWARcast) tests his knowledge of GWAR members, Max Winston (The Manx, Ratbat Studios) shows off his GWAR VHS collection, and Miss Cherry Delight talks about portraying Estrogina.Then we get a fan's guide to GWAR- from what goes down at GWAR shows, to the impact they've had on popular culture, to what the band means to their fans.Plus, Adam reviews the GWARbar and a special visit from Sawborg Destructo.Join the party of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2891107117648561/

This week is all undoubtedly one of the greatest bands of all time, The Ramones. Michael Bingham (Spiritual Cramp) tests his knowledge of the Ramones real names, Tillie Lams tells us about Ramones album covers, and Harley Rother (Isaac Rother and the Phantoms, Guitars and Stolen Cars) gets into The Ramones 2200 show history.Then we discuss everything that's great about the Ramones, from hearing them for the first time, to their longstanding feud, to their status as fashion icons.Plus, Adam salutes the Fifth Ramone, Arturo Vega.Join the party of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2891107117648561/

This week is all about playing bass with a panel of three bass players. Bret Berg (Museum of Home Video) picks his favorite bass players, Akiko Sampson (Otzi) tells us about their favorite gas mask, and Freddy Hernandez (Chickenbox, Oingo Boingo) shows off his knowledge of musical keys.Then we do some serious bass talk, from technique, to approach, to picks vs. fingers.Plus, Adam reveals what being a bass player is all about.Join the party of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2891107117648561/