We had breaking classic rock news today! Lindsey Buckingham has been fired from Fleetwood Mac, and we dug into the story as much as possible and even broke out some old interviews we did with Lindsey to provide some color. The Beatles also have an insanely pricey item up for auction, we celebrated Siblings Day, and tested the audience's general knowledge with "Dunkin Double!" Enjoy. 

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This morning we reacted to the conclusion of The Masters, learned about a mind-reading device at MIT, heard from a talking cat, celebrated "Mullet Monday," chatted with super producer Eddie Kramer and "Thinned The Herd!"

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It is not an exaggeration to say that Eddie Kramer is responsible for a large portion of the music that you hear broadcast from our station on a daily basis. The Beatles, Bowie, Clapton, and Jimmy Page are just a few artists that he has produced for and today he told us specifically about Jimi Hendrix, due to his new  release Both Sides of the Sky. Eddie also told us the fascinating story of "the biggest mistake of my life" on Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love. Don't miss this! 

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"First Friday" was upon us today so we packed the studio with listeners! We suffered many a snafu which led to some exasperated comedy, and in the process talked banned phrases from The Masters, Cindy Graham's mullet, funeral potatoes, royal rules, and welcomed comedian Chip Chantry! Indulge. 

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Comedian Chip Chantry joined us today ahead of his Methacton High School Music Benefit show at Jefferson Golf Club! He told us about attempting to intimidate people at bars, why he thinks knighting old rock stars is sad, and grieving for famous musicians who passed. Check him out! 

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It's a big sports day in Philly with the Nova parade and the Phillies Home Opener, but Dave and Steve have their hearts and minds elsewhere in the sports world. John Kruk gave us some sports memories we'd rather forget. John shared some fascinating facts about The Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows. We heard about a poop train that got stuck down South, listeners called in with work shenanigans and we guessed if they were "Safe or Sacked," and we also shared some recent "shower thoughts." Enjoy! 

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Basketball, burgers and bucket loads of tickets, that'd be one way of summing up today's show! We talked the return of Villanova as National Champions, grilled up some burgers for the Impossible Burger Challenge, and handed out a ton of premiere passes to see the new movie Rampage, starring The Rock. We also got golf geeky and talked The Masters and announced the start of "Mullet Monday!" Enjoy. 

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Something crazy is in the air, and it's not just snow in April. Philly won another Championship! We talked Villanova's big win last night, got the hook up on some Wildcats memoribilia, learned about a horrifying new online challenge, and hit the phones to hear what scammers bought after stealing your credit cards! 

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We're back! And it feels like we never left (snow-wise). Today we talked Nova basketball vying for another Championship, Jesus the pizza bandit, Oreo creme in bulk, some shockingly stupid human beings in "Thin The Herd," and musicologist Chris Epting schooled us on the Stones' Honky Tonk Women. Enjoy! 

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He is our very own Sherlock Holmes of classic rock, and Chris Epting checks in from time to time with fascinating insights and little-known facts surrounding the genre's biggest albums and songs. Today it was The Rolling Stones' classic Honky Tonk Women, so grab your gin-soaked bar room queens and listen up! 

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