The Bret Saunders Podcast

Two World Class Rock heroes from our expansive archives. Long live both of them!

Acclaimed comedian Samantha Bee joins Bret to talk about the state of the World and her upcoming show at Denver's Paramount Theatre on April 15. She's brilliant!

More than 50 years after his massive hit, "Alone Again (Naturally)" Gilbert O'Sullivan continues to create excellent music. O'Sullivan called Bret from England to talk about his fine new album, "Driven."

Phil Rosenthal created EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, and in real life, everybody seems to love Phil. In recent years, he's hosted the popular Netflix series SOMEBODY FEED PHIL. Phil speaks wih Bret about eating his way around the world and the worst thing he's ever put in his mouth. Will he try Rocky Mountain Oysters when he visits Denver's Paramount Theatre February 18?

Jazz bassist Christian McBride has become one of the greats in American music. On the latest episode of the podcast, McBride explains what a "Jawn" is to Bret and discusses his relationship with the late James Brown.

Randy and Jason Sklar are the funniest twins around - yeah, way funnier than The Property Brothers! They joined Bret at the KBCO studios to discuss how important sports really are in life and their controversial time on AMERICA'S GOT TALENT.

Armenian singer-songwriter Rosa Linn Zoomed in from LA to discuss the story behind her worldwide smash song, "Snap." Bret also dumbly suggests that "American" and "Armenian" are almost the same word.

Comedian and friend of the radio show-podcast Josh Blue returns to discuss the new comedy special he's taping, dealing with hecklers and America's Got Talent.

The AG and I have a lot to talk about in the new year. What's going on with the airlines? Who owns the Colorado River? What can we do about the harmful aspects of social media?

Singer-songwriter-bandleader Nathaniel Rateliff called in to discuss his action-packed 2022: nonstop touring, Holiday Shows over the years, and performing with both Paul Simon and Bob Weir.