Playing some classic tunes and talking radio, movies, music, and a whole lot more!

Kevin Chicas and Andrea Ramirez speak with The Nocturnal Affair and Magi - two up-and-coming alternative rock acts who recently teamed up for the "Before They Were Rockstars" tour. Both bands have been making waves by simultaneously landing tracks in the top 50 rock charts.  Special thanks to 94.3 The Shark for arranging the opportunity.

Rock Overdose hosts Gabe Derwin, Michael Zavlick and Elliot Fox talk with Joe Bouchard, founding member of Blue Oyster Cult.  Together they discuss the 50th anniversary of their album AGENTS OF FORTUNE, if Will Ferrell made their song (DON'T FEAR) THE REAPER more annoying by adding "More Cowbell" and all about their appearance at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame to celebrate the anniversary.

Zac Turkel talks with Nikky Smedley, best known for playing Laa-Laa in The Teletubbies.

Addison sits down with Dan Grimaldi (Patsy Parisi) and Matt Servitto (FBI Special Agent Dwight Harris) from one of the most legendery televsion shows to ever hit your screen, The Sopranos! They discuss everything from the legacy of the show, memories with James Gandolfini, and behind the scenes stories.

You can see them live and in person on April 18th for "A Night With The Cast Of The Sopranos" from 8-10pm at The Bellmore Movies & Showplace.

Addison sits down with Dan Grimaldi (Patsy Parisi) and Matt Servitto (FBI Special Agent Dwight Harris) ) from The Sopranos. They discuss the legacy of the show, memories with James Gandolfini and behind the scenes stories. You can see them April 18th for "A Night With The Cast of The Sopranos" from 8-10pm at The Bllmore Movies & The Showplace.

Justin Greenberg brought his microphone to The Big Event NY and caught up with Jimmy Hart and Sam Roberts. We talk Andy Kaufman, action figures, and Opie & Anthony

"Betalesongs" host Rob Leonard interviews Beatles historian and author Mark Lewisohn about his film Evolver '62 done on March 12, 2026

Rob Leonard interviews Bruce Spizer about the Beatles