Former owner of Anderson's Fifth Estate, Tom Anderson talks about owning and operating Anderson's Fifth Estate for 30+ years and shares stories of booking Warren Zevon, Howard Jones, Leslie West and so many others. He also speaks on the joys of currently living in Hawaii.

Singer Songwriter multi instrumentalist, "Danger Paul" Balazs talks about his incredible comic book music combination called "HAZEL", his band The Psychedelephants and his other cool projects including "Comptalo and the Humanaughts" and "What if We're Robots"

Singer songwriter Glen Crimson continues to cohost a series of interviews with former valley venue owners. This week it's Joe from Joe's Grotto, a very successful rock and roll club for many years in central Phoenix.

Multimedia artist Deon Doughty talks about his experience with art school in New York and Chicago, his film work in Phoenix and Hollywood, his Blue Clues adventures, his songwriting that crossed over to his comedy career and how he was inspired to paint a generation of Tempe music artists.

Former music director and keyboardist for Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson recalls his days on the biggest stages of the world but never forgets his humble beginnings in the Jetzons, a band many consider the best unsigned band Phoenix metro has ever produced.

Former owner of the Big Fish Pub, Donny Johnson share stories with Glen Crimson and I about his days booking bands like Sevendust, Prince and more. Great memories including his years at The Marquee Theater.

Owner of the iconic local Phoenix rock clubs "The Library" and " The Library Cafe", Chuck DeFlorio comes in to reminisce about the old days and bands from the 80's and 90's that played at his clubs. Co host Glen Crimson of "Box of Cherries" fame chimes in with his own memories of the venues.

Singer Songwriter Lauren Reno releases her second album this Friday entitled "Gold Rush" produced by her husband Ben Reno. Currently playing at country music radio is "Bottle Worth a Dime". She talks about growing up on stage playing music with her dad and living in Nevada among the rural gold rushers.

Acclaimed pianist, composer Michael Wolff talks about his best selling book "On That Note" and his life in music. Michael share stories of playing with Cannonball Adderly, Sonny Rollins and more. He also share stories from his days as Musical Director for the great Nancy Wilson and for The Arsenio Hall TV show.

Four time owner of the Mason Jar rock club in Phoenix, AZ talks about the good old days with valley rock scene icon Glen Crimson.