Dorothea Taylor

At 75 years young, Dorothea Taylor is affectionately known as “The Godmother of Drumming.” She joins us to discuss her booming social media presence, her recent role in “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,” her late-night TV appearances, the importance of Led Zeppelin, Cream, Iron Butterfly and Karen Carpenter, and why she can’t imagine trading her drum sticks for knitting needles.

Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

David Roach tribute Pt. II

with Tim Mosher & Todd Muscat

Junkyard guitarist Tim Mosher and bassist Todd Muscat join us to share stories about their late, great singer, David Roach, who passed away Aug. 2, 2025. We ask about the status of any unreleased music and hear about David’s approach to lyrics, why the “High Water” album was such a point of pride and how he was genuinely unaffected by all the hoopla that comes with being a rock’n’roll frontman.

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David Roach tribute with Chris Gates & Patrick Muzingo

Original Junkyard guitarist Chris Gates and drummer Patrick Muzingo join us to remember their late, great singer, David Roach, who passed away Aug. 1, 2025. We hear about hanging with Lynyrd Skynyrd, George Harrison, the lyrical inspiration behind “Hands Off” and why David was the perfect singer for Junkyard’s brand of streetwise rock.

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Nashville Pussy

Yee-haw!!! It’s always a hoot hanging out with Nashville Pussy. Timely, too, if you’ve heard the recent Michael Monroe/Buckcherry tour news. Big thanks to whiskey-gargling guitarist/singer Blaine Cartwright and she-devil guitarist Ruyter Suys for joining us on short notice to discuss the upcoming tour, new music, Michael Monroe, Buckcherry, the Toilet Boys, Pure Rubbish, couch surfing, onstage mishaps and hair care secrets to die for (or not).

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Bobby Sharron

As host of the CobraCast Podcast in Austin, TX for the past nine years, Bobby Sharron gave a platform to local musicians, rock’n’roll culture and all the shenanigans that go along with it. He joins us to explain why he paused the show after more than 600 episodes and how he plans to refocus, reformat and reboot it sooner than later.

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Katherine Turman

As a lifelong music journalist, Katherine Turman has interviewed countless rock stars. She also served as editor-in-chief at RIP magazine, co-wrote “Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal” and currently produces Alice Cooper’s syndicated radio show, “Alice’s Attic.” She joins us to share memorable interviews and offer insight into her 20-year history of working with Alice (including his lovable quirks). She also reveals her non-metal bucket list interviews, her first concert and how drinking with Ronnie James Dio resulted in a parking ticket.

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John Bush

He’s got one of the greatest voices in metal as evidenced by his work with Armored Saint, Anthrax and, more recently, Category 7. Powerhouse vocalist John Bush joins us to revisit the making of Armored Saint’s 1985 album, “Delirious Nomad.” He also updates us on Armored Saint’s forthcoming new album and the status of the Saint documentary. Plus, we learn about upcoming solo shows celebrating his time with Anthrax; ask him to name his favorite UFO tracks (hello, Michael Schenker… hint, hint); and fully support his invitation to Roger Daltrey to reprise his vocals on “Taking the Music Back.” Bush always delivers!

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The Oxys

They’ve survived a coma, a car crash and multiple lineup changes to release three explosively catchy, snot-slinging, punk-rock albums in just three years. Guitarist Jason “Ginchy” Kottwitz and singer Phil Davis of Austin-based band, The Oxys, join us to discuss the dark inspirations behind new album “Casting Pearls Before Swine,” their new deal with Cleopatra Records, upcoming tour dates with their heroes, The Hangmen and The Joneses, and how the pandemic and a literal luck of the draw got this whole thing poppin’.

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Farewell to Ozzy with Harald Oimoen

We go Back to the Beginning with renowned Bay Area thrash-metal photographer/musician Harald Oimoen who witnessed Ozzy Osbourne’s final gig in Birmingham, England. He shares the historical highlights and emotional moments of bidding farewell to the lovable metal madman whose legacy will endure until after forever.

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Chip Z’Nuff

To say Chip Z’Nuff is good for a laugh is putting it mildly. The high-spirited bassist and founding member of long-running glam rockers, Enuff Z’Nuff, joins us to discuss the star-studded new album, “Xtra Cherries,” featuring members of Cheap Trick, Billy Idol, Journey, Nelson, Trixter, GN’R and past alumni. We also learn about an early tour with Chicago doom-metal band, Trouble, getting kicked off a Cheap Trick tour, wild times living with Steven Adler, where he buys his trademark sunglasses and hats, and how a spilled cocktail inspired the new album title.

Created and Produced by Jared Tuten