The Bret Saunders Podcast

Colorado-based Investigative journalist (and Oscar nominee) David Sirota joins Bret to talk about the excellent new podcast series about government corruption, MASTER PLAN.

Before her show at Boulder's Macky Auditorium September 14, The acclaimed singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams speaks with Bret about the aftermath of her life-altering stroke and the tour where she's sharing intimate details of her life.

You want to meet a funny, intelligent dude? Look no further than Moshe Kasher, in town to perform standup at Comedy Works Larimer Square August 22-24! Kasher joined Bret to discuss politics, religion and other non-controversial topics.

Billy Bragg has been creating smart, opinionated music for decades. He's playing Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder October 3. Bret talks with Billy about getting through the door to put his audition tape in the hands of record label executives, causes that are important to him, and artists to cover when the audience turns on you.

I didn't see this one coming! There's a new biopic about the trials of the pop group Milli Vanilli, GIRL YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE. Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus found themselves embroiled in an early '90s scandal when it was revealed they weren't actually singing on their albums! The aftermath was devastating. Listen to Fab's side of the story...

The charismatic Isaac Slade has done it all! After serving as lead vocalist for The Fray, Slade has settled into the quiet life of record store ownership on an island near Seattle. He's back in Colorado to help with a Take Note Colorado benefit on August 18 in Arvada. Will he return to music as a career? Listen to find out...

Hey, The Fray, you multiple platinum selling Colorado Folk...where have you been? Bret talks with founding members Joe King, David Welsh and Ben Wysocki about playing live again and new music.

Writer-podcaster Daniel Ralston called Bret to discuss his excellent new podcast series, THE TRUE STORY OF THE FAKE ZOMBIES. When the underrated British '60s band broke up, some enterprising gents in Michigan decided to employ two phony versions of the band and sent them out on tour. It's an entertaining tale. Listen to THE TRUE STORY OF THE FAKE ZOMBIES on iHeartRadio.

Denver's Josh Blue popped by to discuss his upcoming Comedy Works South shows July 5 and 6. The topic of parenting is also brought up.

Singer-songwriter Eric Burton from the Austin, TX group Black Pumas stopped by KBCO Studio C to talk about dogs and music. What's better than that?