In this week's episode, we remember collecting baseball cards as kids - from about 1986-1993. Gabe remembers starting with 1986 Topps, while Jonathan remembers stocking up on Mike Greenwell and Ellis Burks cards. Levi throws some professional card trading lingo around and recalls Beckett price guides of yore. It all makes for a lot of fun running down memory lane.

In this week's episode, we give the Bob Dylan scouting retrospective he's earned. We start with a quick overview of misconceptions and misgivings about Dylan. We then have a fantasy island album draft. Finally, with the rumors of Dylan playing a star-studded rock god festival we've dubbed Ol'chella, we create an around-the-horn dream Dylan setlist for the gig.

In this week's episode, we quickly catch up on the biggest surprises in Major League Baseball's first few weeks, including the underperforming Astros and the dominating Nationals. We then discuss the legacy of Prince, which leads to a discussion about the control an estate can have over a musician's unreleased recordings.

In this week's episode, we discuss Steve Miller's scathing remarks about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, his induction by the Black Keys and their response. We also induct our second class of members into the Rock & Roll Shin-Soo Choo Hall of Fame, which is devoted to musicians we feel are deserving to be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, but unlikely to gain entry.

In this episode, we recap the first week of the Major League Baseball season, including the Chicago Cubs and Trevor Story. Jonathan then gives his eye-witness report after attending the first two shows of Pearl Jam's U.S. tour in Florida. We close the show by recapping the surprise Guns N' Roses gig at L.A.'s Troubadour and the first two scheduled dates in Las Vegas.

In this very special super-sized episode, RRSSC welcomes back Ricky Cobb to help us ring in Major League Baseball's Opening Day. We trade our playoff predictions for the 2016 season, along with our best guesses for the MVP and Cy Young awards. We also weigh the pros and cons of MLB's evolving Opening Day to include more Sunday games before the traditional Monday openers.

In this episode, we discuss the latest rumors of Axl Rose joining AC/DC for the remaining dates of their tour and the other drama surrounding the band over the last few years. We then talk about Lollapalooza's 25 year history and its evolution in light of recent criticisms of mega-festivals. To close, we speculate on the impact of new smokeless tobacco bans in some Major League Baseball cities.

In this episode, we remember the late Keith Emerson, founding member of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, who passed away at age 71. Levi gives his report from the Cubs' Spring Training game he attended in Mesa, Arizona. And we debate whether Spring Training games should be played in the evening, as some players suggest.

In this episode, we welcome special guest Steve Hofstetter. Steve is a comedian and host of Major League Podcast. Steve talks about the early success of his podcast, his childhood Mets fandom and working with the Yankees during the team's 2000 World Series victory over the Mets. We also ask Steve about his veteran experience at throwing out first pitches and which teams he sees as contenders in 2016.

In this episode, we discuss Sturgill Simpson's new song and what it means to be an "outlaw" country artist. We then discuss Graham Nash's recent remarks about the demise of Crosby, Stills and Nash. On the heels of the announcement of Alice In Chains opening for Guns N' Roses, we share our most memorable opening acts from past shows. Finally, as Spring Training kicks into gear, we do a refresher on the MLB free agent moves this past offseason.