Kahuna, Chip and Ken take a look at some of the wildest stories in rock history, from Ozzie Osbourne snorting a line of fire ants to Eddie Van Hal showing up in a tank to reclaim equipment Fred Durst stole from him, from Steven Tyler adopting a 14-year-old girl so he could date her, to Christ Bearer cutting off his own... well, you'll just have to listen and find out ..read more

Billy Amendola (Drum Channel) drops in to talk about the tragic story of Jim Gordon, the recently deceased legendary session drummer who succumbed to the voices in his head and murdered his own mother. He also left behind a staggering body of work that can't be denied and we take a deep dive into some of the all-time classics he played on. How did his mental health go unchecked for so long, and how much more amazing music could he have brought into the world with the proper diagnosis and treatment? Give it a listen and find out ..read more

Writer/director Kieran Turner (Jobriath AD) drops in to give the history of the most maligned category in the most maligned awards show, the Best New Artist Grammy. How have they so consistently gotten it wrong over the years? A Taste of Hiney beat out whom?? Why was Mili Vanilli stripped of their Grammy when the academy had a history of nominating KNOWN lip-synching acts? How did so many of these winners shine brightly for a short time and then disappear just as fast? It's a fun one! Listen in ..read more

Creem Magazine is back, and original editor Jaan Uhelszki (1970-1979) and current CEO John Martin join the show to talk about Creem's wild sex, drugs and rock n roll past, and their unlikely 2020s comeback. Why did the magazine move from the slums of Detroit to a commune in the middle of nowhere? What was it like to work and live with your colleagues 24/7? What made Lester Bangs such a wildcard? What's it feel like for a rock journalist to don the KISS makeup and perform with them on a sold-out show? Iggy Pop did WHAT to end an interview early? And lastly, why is Creem Magazine needed now more ..read more

Rapper Reef the Lost Cauze, writer and producer John Morrison, and comedian Darin Patterson join Ken to pay tribute to the greatest rap group of all-time, De La Soul. Why was their image as the "hippies of hip-hop" so misguided and wrong? How was their music in the Library of Congress but not available on Itunes for over twenty years? How did three childhood friends from Long Island, with only one platinum album to their name and zero presence on digital platforms, end up as one of the most influential groups of all-time? Listen in and find out ..read more

Comedian and host of the "TV Guidance Counselor" podcast Ken Reid stops by to talk about being the teenage lead singer of Boston area punk band "30 Seconds Over Tokyo", the stories behind some of TV's most well known theme songs, and the best musical guest stars in television history ..read more

Comedian Aaron Hertzog pops in to talk about Rolling Stone Magazine's recently updated Top 200 Singers List. Who did they get right? Who did they get wrong? Who was snubbed? Listen in and find out ..read more

East Brunswick, NJ Natives Ed Guarnieri and John Matthews join fellow EBHS Alum Ken in breaking down ginker culture, which only seemed to exist in this one town for a period of 20-30 years. What exactly was a ginker, and why were most students scared of them? How big a factor was the music ginkers listened to? What was about them that seemed so scary it prompted John Matthews to write the only known ode to the lost lifestyle? And what, exactly, was Holly Rock? Strap in for our most inside-baseball episode yet ..read more

Journalist and author Anna Goldfarb drops by to share her love of legendary NYC rap and punk group, The Beastie Boys. How did their first album, which was supposed to be a joke, both sell over ten million copies and nearly end their careers? How did they follow up with a masterpiece second album that hardly anyone at the time even heard? What made them so undeniably cool in the Nineties? Listen in ..read more

Trews guitarist John-Angus MacDonald joins Ken and guest co-host Max Antonucci to talk about touring in the time of Covid, what it's like to be in the same band for over twenty years with your brother, his love of the Black Crowes, opening for the Stones in a tiny club, jamming with Springsteen, and why Canada so consistently churns out amazing comedians ..read more