Jesse Parent is a local slam poet. For those of you who just recoiled a bit at that descriptor, first off? How dare you. Second, I will make you a bet: if you’re not ugly crying by the end of … Continue reading →

Ken Sanders is a legend in the Salt Lake Valley for anyone who's ever been interested in books (both the rare and common alike), music, counter culture and/or a just sitting in a book store, surrounded by nostalgia, friends, cats and history. Join Bill and Ken as they catch up over a tasty chicken salad sandwich and find out what you can do to help relocate Ken Sanders Rare Books to a new location before it's raised by new development!

Babs Gray is a stand up comic and podcaster who grew up along the Wasatch Front. She and Bill sit down over a delicious meal at The Daily to talk about making the move to L.A., what it’s like to … Continue reading →

Rebecca and Bill sit down to discuss geek culture, comedy and podcasting

X96’s promotions director Nick “Sarge” Perez makes directin’ promotions look easy. You’d never know from his laid back, comic book lovin’ persona that he’s been shot (multiple times) or that he manages some of the biggest voice talent in the … Continue reading →

Bill and Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox have known each other for a long time now. They consider themselves friends even…which is why Bill’s first question of the interview being “what the hell were you thinking?” makes the Lt. Gov’s second … Continue reading →

Hey everyone. Since it’s the end of the year and we’re rebroadcasting some of the most important episodes from the archives, here’s one with a message from Bill: “We’re reposting this episode from 2016 to honor one of the great … Continue reading →

Hello, friends! This week, we’re reposting an episode from 2013 with one of our friends who’s in need. Please see this note from Bill: I had the great delight some time ago to meet a person called Princess Kennedy. It … Continue reading →

In a flip of the script, Dick Clark (producer of the Let’s Go Eat Show) sits down with Bill and asks him questions gathered from listeners, friends and ones that have been burning a hole in his brain for decades. … Continue reading →