For this episode BJ has put together a fun playlist of songs which share a title with a classic literary work.

For this second episode devoted to Ray Davies and the Kinks BJ delves deeper into the band's astonishing late sixties output, especially the essential The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society album.

In part one of a two part examination of the Kinks BJ explains the origins of the band and we begin to hear how the band progressed.

This is the 10th volume of AOR? AOK! and it's a good one.

Inspired by Eddie Trunk c/o Terry Means BJ counts down his top 20 favorite KISS songs.

This is a special episode compiled by our friend Eric Miller of the Pods & Sods Network, in solidarity with the student protests of March 14.

BJ raided his record collection looking for third albums and put together a killer playlist.

John Prine is a songwriter's songwriter. His songs can be literary or funny, serious or clever, but he’s never pretentious, he just has something to say and he makes you think or feel. On this episode BJ looks back at Prine's early career.

Rock and/or Roll listeners are familiar with the "Worst of" series where BJ and special guest co-host Brian Sword pick the five worst song by the best bands. Now with this new series "Best of" they've decided to turn that idea on its head and force themselves to pick the five best songs by the worst bands, starting with Hootie and the Blowfish.

BJ has a conversation with Rob Zabrecky from Possum Dixon about the great band's tumultuous decade and the career in magic he has cultivated since.