A podcast where songwriters, musicians and journalists discuss classic songs and help us discover vital new ones
Bootsy CollinsA Bootsy Collins interview where he talks about what it means to be funky, his 2025 album, and what he learned from James Brown.Jim KellerJim Keller talks about his time in Tommy Tutone, the song "Jenny (867-5309)," and his 2025 album, End Of The World. Pete DrogePete Droge talks about his very personal 2025 album Fade Away Blue and tells the story behind his biggest hit, "If You Don't Love Me (I'll Kill Myself)." Eric Bass of ShinedownShinedown bass player Eric Bass talks about some key tracks in the band's catalog and discusses his 2025 solo album I Had A Name. A.J. CroceA.J. Croce talks about his album Heart Of The Eternal and explains how his famous father, Jim Croce, influenced him. Steve BardwilSteve Bardwil of the Steve Bardwil Band talks about meeting Jimmy Buffett, his ban on sad songs, and the album Nothing But Time. Danielia CottonDanielia Cotton on growing up biracial in a small town, covering Charley Pride, and creating a musical about her life story. Jumaane SmithThe renowned jazz player Jumaane Smith on working with Stevie Wonder, crashing a party to meet Quincy Jones, and making his latest album, Come On Home.
Bootsy CollinsA Bootsy Collins interview where he talks about what it means to be funky, his 2025 album, and what he learned from James Brown.
Jim KellerJim Keller talks about his time in Tommy Tutone, the song "Jenny (867-5309)," and his 2025 album, End Of The World.
Pete DrogePete Droge talks about his very personal 2025 album Fade Away Blue and tells the story behind his biggest hit, "If You Don't Love Me (I'll Kill Myself)."
Eric Bass of ShinedownShinedown bass player Eric Bass talks about some key tracks in the band's catalog and discusses his 2025 solo album I Had A Name.
A.J. CroceA.J. Croce talks about his album Heart Of The Eternal and explains how his famous father, Jim Croce, influenced him.
Steve BardwilSteve Bardwil of the Steve Bardwil Band talks about meeting Jimmy Buffett, his ban on sad songs, and the album Nothing But Time.
Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul and Mary
The American folk-music legend discusses his tenure in the '60s trio Peter, Paul and Mary and his enduring solo tune "The Wedding Song (There Is Love)."
Danielia CottonDanielia Cotton on growing up biracial in a small town, covering Charley Pride, and creating a musical about her life story.
Jumaane SmithThe renowned jazz player Jumaane Smith on working with Stevie Wonder, crashing a party to meet Quincy Jones, and making his latest album, Come On Home.
Tano Jones of The Tano Jones RevelryThe leader of The Tano Jones Revelry talks about the songs on their album Spinning North, and explains how he stays creative and motivated.