"Norman Pilcher was the head of a special drug task force in London in the later 60s. He's know for his big public drug busts of the biggest names in rock and roll at the time. We've got the list and how it went bad for Officer Pilcher in the end."

"This week on the show we talk about what concerts will be like after the major pandemic which has affected the world"

"The Mamas and the Papas Creqque Alley works a lot like American Pie. Every line is a reference to some piece of history. This week, Tammy and I will break down the song and tell you what it all means."

"Covid19 as been a disaster for the country. However, it has led to a lot of songs. Some good, some bad. From the beginning of recorded music, disasters have had songs written about them so we'll talk about a few and play a few."

"In 1976 SNL offered 3000 dollars to the Beatles to reform and play on the show. Its not the only money offered for the Beatles to reform but it is the offer they came closest to taking. We have all the audio from the show and the story."

"During lock down many musicians and bands are taking to the web and streaming themselves. Non professionals are also singing to their iPhone and posting the songs. What are the legal concerns of this? We'll delve into it."

"Its May and that usually means Proms. But not this year. So, to celebrate a little Tammy and I are going to talk about the Prom and all the great and sometimes awful Prom tunes we all slow danced to."

"This week, Tammy is back. We discuss the Coronavirus effect on media consumption. People are using the internet and traditional media more than you would think and it is making some people nervous."

"This week we speak to author Greg Renoff about his new book about the life of Ted Templeman, producer of The Doobie Brothers van Morrison Montrose and Van Halen."

"This week we speak to two Professional roadies and talk to them about how Coronavirus has affected their lives and income."