Stef Nation

Join us as we review the recent Beatles documentary "Get Back." Whether you are a fan or not, this documentary provides an in depth view on one of the biggest cultural phenomenas of our time.

Artists are collaborating more than ever in the history of music. Why is that and where did it all begin? Come join us as we explore all things collab.

Imagine haivng so much power that any wish is your command. Want 100 white doves in your dressing room every show? No problem. How about traveling with a Bob Hope impersonator and 50,000 live bees. No problem. Join us as we talk about the outrageous rock star excess that we love so much.

Who knew that Sweet Home Alabama was about Neil Young? What about "Who Let the Dogs Out"---I bet you wouldn't have guessed the real meaning behind that track! Come join us as we explore misunderstood songs and hidden messages to some of your favorite tunes.

It used to be a big deal when your favorite band sold their song for an insurance ad. Now it's actually respected. Join us to learn all about the "sell out!"

What was life like before streaming audio? Before the iPhone, Spotify and social media?  Come join us to explore the last decade before it all changed.  The last great decade of the rock star... Come and get back to the 90s.

Enter the decade of MTV, Thriller, Madonna and Hair Metal.  Welcome to the 80s.  Put on your day glo shirt and pegged jeans and let's get radical !!

Was it the hangover decade from the 60s?  Was it all satin shirts and disco? Join us as we explore music from this pivotal decade that started with the hippies of the late 60's to new wave & post punk of 1979. A lot happened in these 10 years. Come find out!

When we think of the 60s decade, most of imagine psychedelic colors, hippies and Woodstock, but in actuality those images were just a couple years. There was surf rock, Motown, even Elvis and much more in that 10 year span. Join us as we explore the music and times from the other side of the 60s.

We all change so why do we expect our favorite bands and artists to stay the same? Join us as we explore the reasons why bands change their sound and image and ask if that's ok?