Break the bubble! Break it up! We're still talking Def Leppard. This week BJ is joined by Joey Haynie from the Rock Strikes Ten podcast for a discussion about the band's massive diamond certified 1987 comeback album.

Burn a building! Burn! Burn! Burn! Our series on Def Leppard continues and for this episode BJ is joined by frequent guest Greg Renoff, author of an amazing book from last year called Van Halen Rising, for a discussion about the band's smash hit album from 1983.

Our celebration of the Def Leppard catalogue continues as BJ is joined by Julian Gill, author of a spectacular book about the band's history called Leppard Tracks, to discuss the band's classic second album released in July of 1981.

Our celebration of the Def Leppard catalogue continues as BJ is joined by Julian Gill, author of a spectacular book about the band's history called Leppard Tracks, to discuss the band's classic second album released in July of 1981.

For this first in a series of episodes devoted to a celebration of the Def Leppard catalogue BJ is joined by Joe Royland from the Sit and Spin videocast for a discussion about the band's debut album from 1980.

It's such a shame our friendship had to end.

BJ is joined by Ryan McKay and A.D. Adams from The Shabby Road Record Show for an unfiltered discussion about the elephant in the room of rock and roll: rock stars and their unabashed fondness for underage girls.

It's for your own good! BJ prescribes 22 more doses of awesome yet obscure AOR. They'd be wearing their hearts on their sleeves if their shirts had any sleeves.

Believe it or not there is a thriving rock scene in North America that has been churning out great music for decades but very few people outside of the Canadian province of Quebec even know about it. This is because Quebec (population 8 million) is a predominantly French speaking province surrounded by English speaking provinces and the US below it and this has led to the development of what some people refer to as Francophone: Quebec based bands or artists that choose to perform in French and thus find themselves isolated to Quebec. A band from Quebec that performs in French will be heard by very few people outside of Quebec and that's just the way it is, until now. On this episode BJ is joined once again by Simon Fauteux, who was himself once a rock artist from Quebec who chose to perform in French. Simon has put together a list of 20 of the greatest songs by the most important rock artists from Quebec, from the seventies until today. Listen and learn.

It's about time! BJ is once again joined by podcasting legends Craig Smith and Eric Miller from The Pods & Sods Network for another round of No Shame wherein each proudly presents a list of ten songs he enjoys even though many rock fans would probably be ashamed and/or embarrassed to admit to liking such songs but hey, the theme is still NO SHAME and none is felt.