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An interview with Mark Farner about his 2024 solo album "Closer To My Home." He talks about connecting with Mark Slaughter to create the album, the melodicism of the music, the significance of "I'm Your Captain (Closer To Home)" and the new version of the song, working with Detroit musicians on "The Prisoner," and more.

An interview with Rob Baker of The Tragically Hip about the box set release of their debut album "Up To Here." He talks about the legacy of the music, recording the album, reactions to the new band documentary on Prime Video ("The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal"), and more.

An interview with Joan Osborne about her 2023 album "Nobody Owns You." They discuss a recent performance in Viroqua, Wisconsin, as well as the most popular song(s) from the album, putting together the list of cities in "Great American Cities," future projects, and more.

Two interviews back-to-back, with Robert LaRoche (known for his works with The Sighs) about his 2023 album "Forevermore,; and its producer, John DeNicola (and also discussion about the latter's 2024 tribute song to Tim Lawless).

An interview with Gilbert O'Sullivan about his 2024 album "Songbook." He talks about his choice of venue for the project and recording the songs, working with guitarist Bill Shanley, choosing which songs of his to include on the album, the new song on the project, and more.

An interview with Tony Levin about his 2024 album "Bringing It Down To The Bass" and his 2024 tour with "BEAT - Performing The Music Of '80s King Crimson." He talks about the reunion of Peter Gabriel musicians on "Me And My Axe," the special nature of playing his instruments on the album, including drummers in "On The Drums," the music video for the title track, the tour, and more.

An interview with John Corabi, lead singer of The Dead Daisies, ahead of the release of their 2024 album "Light 'Em Up." He talks about the songwriting process, tweaking lyrics in the studio, working with producer Marti Frederiksen, recording at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, doing the music video for "I'm Gonna Ride," and more.

An interview with keyboardist Corey Schenck of Pangaea about their 2024 album, "Beowulf." He discusses music influences, the origin of the album, how the band creates songs, the most difficult album on the song for his students to play, the songs on the album, future plans, and more.

An interview with concert promoter Peter Jest about his 2024 biography "We Had Fun And Nobody Died: Adventures Of A Milwaukee Music Promoter." He talks about his macaw, the title of the book, paying attention to detail for artists, his favorite show he's put on in Eau Claire, how his life could have been different based on a story from the book involving a Warren Zevon concert, and more.

Fab Morvan of Milli Vanilli talks about the 2024 biopic about the duo: "Girl You Know It's True."

An interview with "Weird Al" Yankovic about his 2024 release "Polkamania!" He walks about determining which song is best to place after the jazz breakdown, why "mania" was used for this medley's title, acts he would include in a polka medley of his favorite musicians, the nature of the animations in the "anijam," how the process of recording his polka songs has changed over the decades, and more.

An interview with Chris Stein of Blondie about his 2024 book "Under A Rock: A Memoir." He talks about interesting parts to include in the book, the core sound of Blondie, the New York music scene, how he is being creative today, and his dogs.

An interview with Pete Battistini, author of two comprehensive books about the 1970s and 1980s era of "American Top 40." He chats about his first meeting with Casey Kasem, when the program was sounding the best, the different Casey Kasem "eras" on the show, his most-special piece of AT40 memorabilia that is in the books, and how he came up with the idea to create AT40 mugs.

An interview with Leslie Mandoki about his 2024 Mandoki Soulmates album "A Memory Of Our Future." He discusses how he got certain musicians to be part of the project, the approach to recording entirely in analog, writing the music and lyrics for the album, the song choice for the first music video off the project, and more.

Lee Ritenour/"Brasil" (w/ Dave Grusin)

Don McLean/"American Boys"

Rickey Medlocke/"Never Run Out Of Road"

Brett Newski

Lisa Whelchel/"Collector's Call"

Valerie Bertinelli/"Indulge"

Doug Gray/The Marshall Tucker Band

Liberty DeVitto/The Slim Kings/"Better Than This"

Jim Messina

Uli Jon Roth/"Interstellar Sky Guitar World Tour 2024"

Gary Hochstetter/Fool House

Peter Lewis

Steve Hackett/"The Circus And The Nightwhale"

Jay King/Club Nouveau

Laurence Juber/"A Day In My Life"