Scott Gilmore and Sarah Vitort of Portland based "Fox and Bones" talk about and preview their new EP "Long Time Honey" to be released May 17th 2024.

Jersey based songwriter/musician Nick Stefanacci talks about growing up in a musical family, playing with some major players and the release of his upcoming EP "Secrets".

NYC born and raised, N'Kenge speaks about studying at Julliard, performing at Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and even getting stuck on a raised motorized stage during a live performance as the power went out!  The show must go on. Delightful and engaging, be sure to give a listen.

Neal Barnard, who has appeared on Dr. Oz over a dozen times, has collaborated with the likes of Moby, Alec Baldwin, Maggy Q to name a few, on various projects.  He also founded a multi-million dollar foundation to help keep animals out of medical training and treated more humanely AND he is the leader of an experimental rock group called CarbonWorks.  The group released their second album, Vanishing Act, earlier this year.

Music industry multi-hyphenate, Tara Shannon talks about her music business career which includes songwriting, performing, coaching and managing. We discuss her own label Willow Sound Records and her new book titled "YOU and the Music Business, a Self-Care Guide to Finding Balance and Joy in Today's Music Industry."

The World's Most Famous Musician You've Never Heard Of, Andy Cahan talks about his work with The Turtles, Harry Nilsson, Ringo Starr, Dr. John, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and soooo many others.  What a fun chat, be sure to check it out.

Columbia University student and sci-fi pop artist, Magali is releasing a new album while completing her studies in 3D modeling and animation.  She infuses projected art and physical art into her music performances creating a unique environment for the audience.  Living in NYC, she performs around town and is looking to take her show to bigger stages.

LA based singer, songwriter, producer Dessy Di Lauro shares her new single "The Light" produced by Kasey Phillips and talks of her duo Parlor Social with husband Rickey Pageot.  Great music and great conversation are certainly two of her talents.

Multi-instrumentalist, composer and singer, Ezra Grey talks about songwriting, performing with Tony Levin, producing music with Zaki Ali and the release of his newest project "Afterall".  Born and raised in Brooklyn his musical background includes experience in pop, R&B, hip hop, heavy metal, classical and jazz.  He's kinda got it going on.

Brooklyn born singer, songwriter Raymond Castronovo gave up a record deal to start a family.  After a life in the construction business, he's back to music with his own very unique brand of modern nostalgia built on blues, rock, jazz and more with his band Streetwise. A perfect example of how, in life, it's often music that chooses you and not the other way around.  Streetwise is working on their 4th project since 2018 at The Hit Factory NY and are planning to hit the road soon.

Self proclaimed Beatles Superfan, Charles Rosenay talks about celebrating 40 years of taking Beatles fans on the tour of their lives to London and Liverpool. Also a huge horror fan, Charles has authored books on both topics.  His passion for story telling is incredible and its fun to listen to him tell his stories.

The original Digital Diva, Ruth McCartney talks about growing up in that beatle household, Uncle John, handling the Beatles' fan mail, selling millions of her own hit records in the USSR, starting iFanz, launching McCartney Multimedia, partnering with May Pang on the release of her recent NFT offering and so much more.

Author/historian Marshall Terrill's fascination with Steve McQueen began early on.  Now with many books on the man, he's considered the world's foremost authority.  With over 30 titles published it's not a stretch to call him prolific.  His love of music also inspires many of his works which include books on Elvis, John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Alice Cooper to name a few.  Follow his fascinating career through journalism to published author to educator in this entertaining conversation.

Austin takes his time and tells it like it is.  His mix of southern rock, classic rock and country creates a very engaging and unique style.  But he ain't just about music, he's a foodie like me and has a couple items at his fav eating spots that have been named after him! Listen in for the details and enjoy his music.

Lead vocalist of Hollywood Gods and Monsters, Kris Aragon aka 7, shares what her life has been all about leading up to this new band that performs mash-ups live!  She left home on her own at 15, at 18 she moved from her home state of Georgia to Florida and began modeling.  Kris moved out west about a year later and then got discovered, worked on a cop show serial for a couple years and has done so much more.

From his days growing up on the east coast to living in Saudi Arabia, conducting in Greece at 19 years of age, returning to the states to become a touring rocker and on and on... Derek has lived a rock and roll life in contrast to his incredible classic/classical background which is embodied in he reverance for Ludwig van Beethoven.

Ken Ronk, Ryan McKay and Jimi Taft talk about their band the Atomic Kings, their record company Tone House Records, their new single "All I Want" and reminisce about how we all crossed paths so many years ago.

Boston based singer, songwriter, actor, Brian De Lorenzo talks about his new single "Things Will Get Better" and what life was like growing up in a singing family with four sisters.

Lead singer/songwriter of The Borrowers, Cameron Marin shares his thoughts on songwriting and what's cool about living in Lake Havasu.

Ryan talks about his years with Luis Prima Jr and the Witness, Crash Street Kids, his first ever solo album called Ryan McKay and the Broken Brains as well as his latest project, Atomic Kings.  He also talks about being a family man and how his wife and kids helped him finish his home made solo project.