The Big Wakeup Call

Amber Nash is voice of Pam on the Emmy-Award winning animated classic “Archer,”  now in its 11th season, airing Wednesday nights at 9:00 central on FXX.

Ashleigh Banfield is a former CNN and MSNBC legal analyst.  She is hosting a new series on Court TV, “Judgement with Ashleigh Banfield,” which airs  Sunday nights at 7 central.

Dave Mustaine is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for Grammy award-winning metal legends Megadeth. He’s the author of a new book: “Rust In Peace: The Inside Story of the Megadeth Masterpiece.”

Rachel Paulson is an actress and writer who you’ve seen in the web series “Dating Zoe” and “Drinking Responsibly with Rachel Paulson.”  She’s starring in a new movie “Good Kisser,” which is now available to stream, purchase, or rent.

Emmy Award-winning writer and #1 New York Times bestselling author Jill Twiss called in for a fun chat about her new kids book "Everybody Gets a Say," which my daughter just adores and also which contains absolutely no naughty words.

Dammit, it's time you did something for YOU!  You owe it to yourself to take some quiet time to listen, laugh, and learn as Bill McCormick and I discuss science & stuff & items & things.

Bad Religion lead singer Greg Graffin joined the show to talk about a new authorized biography of the band, "Do What You Want: The Story of Bad Religion."  We discussed making music during a pandemic, achieving success as an independent band, and why the 1980s East Coast punk scene tends to be overlooked.

Emmy-nominated TV host and "American Ninja Warrior" commentator Matt Iseman returned to the show after a five-year absence (which I now will no longer take personally) when he dialed us up to chat about hosting a new season of "Live Rescue," which can be seen Friday & Saturday nights on A&E.

Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning actor James Cromwell called in to discuss his new movie, "Emperor."

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason called in to talk about a new version of his classic tune "Feelin' Alright," which he recorded remotely with an all-star supergroup called "Dave Mason and The Quarantines."