Join all of this season's guests as they discuss the music and the vinyl that inspires them. Featuring Bill Scheft, Vic Cohen, Bob Perlow, Tessa Souter, Alannah Myles, Rench from Ganstagrass, Paul Magers, and Michael Coulombe.

This week the venue is the guest, as the celebrate the art and beauty to be found at the LA Auto Show. Kevin and Craig offer up criticism and commentary on the cars on display. Photos from the auot show can be found on our Facebook page. Also, Michael Coulombe tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.

Filmmaker, wine enthusiast, hyphenate Michael Coulombe sits down with us in his backyard bar to discuss making movies, leaving the "909", and growing up in a haunted house. Naughty words are used.

Longtime Los Angeles news anchor Paul Magers joins us for a candid talk from his home. And our announcer Craig helped conduct the interview. Still looking for a sponsor to subsidize our continued brilliance. Oh yeah, this episode contains words that would've gotten your mouth washed out with soap as a child. Listener discretion is advised.

The sultry voice of jazz singer Tessa Souter joins us on tonight's podcast. Her soulful lyrics are some of my personal favorites, and she discusses her life, her inspirations, and all things jazz. Also, CBS2 news anchor Paul Magers tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.

Grammy winning singer/songwriter Alannah Myles gives us an education in entertainment law and accounting, and jazz singer Tessa Souter tells us about her Vinyl Fetish.

Rench, the driving force behind the Emmy nominated group Grangstagrass, talks about merging bluegrass and hip-hop, and author Bill Scheft talks about his Vinyl Fetish

Bob Perlow, author of "The Warm Up Guy" and writer of countless sitcoms talks Robin Williams, Night Court, The Tonight Show, and more. Plus Rench from Ganstagrass tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.

Vic Cohen is the subject of Howie Mandel's new documentary, "Committed," as well as a stand-up comic, actor, and performance artist. We lunched at Canter's Deli. Yum.

Bill Scheft , author of "Shrink Thyself," talks about David Letterman, Bill Maher, Jay Leno, memorable moments in late night TV, and how to write monologue jokes.