The great actor Chazz Palminteri is the brains behind "A Bronx Tale," which began as a one-man show, then became a popular movie, and is currently a Broadway musical playing over a year now at the Longacre Theatre.

I talk to Chazz about the show and growing up in the Bronx in a program recorded at his delicious restaurant, also called Chazz Palminteri, on West 46th Street.

Katy Tur hosts the 2pm hour every weekday on MSNBC. In 2015-16, she was the NBC news correspondent assigned to the Trump campaign and appeared on NBC Nightly News just about every night. She took a lot of heat from candidate Trump, who called her "disgraceful,""third-rate," and "not nice."

Katy wrote all about it in her new book "Unbelievable." She talks to me about her new book, politics, broadcast journalism, and life on the campaign trail with Trump in a show recorded at the Montclair Public Library.

Longtime concert promotor John Scher shares candid stories about Frank Sinatra, Bruce Springsteen, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and John's days as owner of the legendary Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey.

John Sebastian was the lead singer of the The Lovin' Spoonful and the voice behind "Do You Believe in Magic?," "Summer in the City," "Daydream," "Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?" and a whole bunch more, On his own, he had a huge hit in 1976 with the theme song to the ABC sitcom "Welcome Back Kotter."

I travel up to Saugerties NY to speak with John about his long career as a musician.

Comedian Vic DiBitetto is one of the busiest stand-up comedians in America. You might know him as the "bread and milk guy" on You Tube. He also appeared in "Paul Blart: Mall Cop." I talk to Vic in a very funny episode recorded at the iHeartRadio facility in Franklin, New Jersey

Rob Dyson is a businessman, philanthropist, former race car driver and he once owned radio stations in the Hudson Valley. Without Rob, there probably wouldn't be a Walkway Over the Hudson or a Dyson Center for Cancer Care. I talk to Rob about finance, fast cars, broadcasting and the meanings of legacy and success.

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried is the subject of a new documentary called "Gilbert." He's been a stand-up comic since the Seventies, and has also been the voice of Iago the Parrot in "Aladdin" and the Aflac Duck. I talk to Gilbert backstage before a show in Blairstown, New Jersey.

Rock-and-roll legend Tommy James has been the leader of Tommy James and the Shondells since the 1960s and is the voice behind timeless hits like "I Think We're Alone Now," "Mony Mony," "Crimson and Clover," "Crystal Blue Persuasion" and a whole bunch more. I talk to Tommy about his long career and his terrific book "Me, the Mob and the Music" in a conversation recorded in Tommy's kitchen in his New Jersey home.

"Elvis Duran and the Morning Show" is heard on over 80 iHeartRadio stations. Elvis talks to me about his long career in radio and how he stays passionate about what he does every morning.