This week in honor of Iggy Pop’s 75th birthday, Rich & Danny take a look at songs and artists that just don’t take themselves too seriously.

This week, Rich and Danny finally get around to talking about the greatest guitarist of all time.

This week, commemorating a bizarre anniversary in Rock & Roll history, Rich and Dan bring you a show full of, well, kiss off songs. Music that just wants the other person to go away; music that says “I’ll show you.” That kind of stuff. Come work out some frustration with your favorite hosts, and some really cathartic music

This week Rich and Dan present a show on St. Patrick’s Day, but not for St. Patrick’s Day. It’s just a whole thing. Just more great music and the snappy banter you’ve come to enjoy. Erin go bragh!

With Daylight Savings starting back up this weekend, the boys take a long look at the relentless force that is time, and they listen to a lot of great music that is – at least tangentially – about time. Also, this is a show Rich will not forget any time soon.

This week, despite some of Rich’s misgivings about pop music, the boy’s take a deep dive into the world of the Material Girl and find a substantial amount to talk about.

This week, Danny and Rich break down the nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Along the way they discuss influence vs. longevity, the benefits of creativity in rock music, and why Duran Duran pretty much leaves Rich cold.

This week, Rich and Dan are joined by Northfield Chief of Police Mark Elliott. They discuss civil unrest, and the challenges of law enforcement in this day and age, mental health issues, and why you always want to keep your shirt on when you’re at a party.

This week, celebrating the anniversary of the first Van Halen album, Rich kicks back and allows Danny a fair amount of hero worship, as they discuss one of Danny’s favorite bands.

Because it’s Dave Davies’ birthday – he’s the brother of Ray Davies, and they are in a band together called The Kinks – Rich and Dan explore the complexities of sibling relationships, and  talk about some of the most famous sibling rock stars out there. And, much to Rich’s surprise, they play some outstanding music