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He's one of Los Angeles top entertainment attorneys. He's also a very busy folk rock writer and singer, as Trevor McShane and his big band. We have a great interview with the one and only Neville Johnson as well as listening to Trevor's music.

No more Music for a Pandemic series! It's June and there's half a pride month to go! Hope you enjoy the songs I picked out, and of course my commentary. I will always be a gay friend and on your side!!! Enjoy!

We interviewed local Legends Sweet Mama Dee, here's some great local music, and pay tribute to the one and only Guitar Shorty!

Fill you in on a couple of our future shows and trust me they are worth the wait!

My co-writer and I tell you a little bit about a sitcom we've put together that has a lot of heart a lot of funny and a bit of chaos. Sound familiar? Life happens to us all might as well have a laugh!

Here's a short podcast to turn you on to something that maybe you didn't think about. Both historical and fabulous places here in LA. Enjoy!

We listen to some great songs from their catalog, including the last song Ricky Nelson ever recorded. We also have an awesome interview with the man himself, Chuck Tennin.

Great music and stories from the founder of Big Fish music.

Music and stories from years gone by as well as the present.

Very special guest and punk historian and curator and creator of the punk museums, Tequila Mockingbird! A wonderful artist in all genres of her own right. We listen to some of the founding punk bands along with music from Tequila!

Highlighting music and history of the famed 4th Street Recording studio in Santa Monica. We listen to a few tracks from its diverse client list and speak with Studio owner Kathleen Wirt.

We listen to some old music from yours truly, along with the Untouchables, EWF, Justin Earl, LP, and Ladysmith. We speak with Philip Cramer who was a music journalist in the eighties and nineties, great stories of LA back in the day. Yes of course we talk about the political and human climate in the US right now. Enjoy!

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We pay tribute to Charlie Daniels and there's a great interview with Frank Greenfield. I say hello to my friend in Las Vegas Valerie as we listen to Amy winehouse.

I chit chat with myself and you. Play some songs that have stuck with me since I was a child and seem appropriate for the climate out in the world today.

In this episode we pay respects to the passing of Little Richard Roy horn and then we chat with International dance icon Pepper Mashay. It's a great show hope you enjoy!

Stefani, to Edith Piaf, to the Grateful Dead. We go into the streets of LA for Dancing in the Streets and speak to some of the people who attended. I is usual give you my taken some things and try to make sense of this crazy time.

I dabble a bit about my feelings play some songs that I really dug and that it helped me through. We also speak with multi talented musician producer songwriter singer out of New York City, Les July.

Los Angeles band Wild Ride, and more.

We speak where the senior, a comedian, and Tequila Mockingbird

Speaking about the coronavirus our lives change and will continue to change. Spiritual advice and just common sense advice.

Black comic illustrator and Creator Alan Carter talks about how he got into this business upcoming projects and a bit of advice for anyone who's looking to do the same.

I chat a little bit about situation in our country United States or should I say not so United at the moment, climate change, racism, and life.

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We speak with renowned professor who is one of the top of experts on the JFK assassination. We also travel to Hollywood Forever Cemetery to remember lost souls as they're celebrated in the Mexican holiday of Day of the Dead.

This episode I talked a little bit about where I met Arch hanging out with him at his show Etc. We also talked to hip hop DJ Romeo who helps out with art show and is a big friend and fan about his feelings on Art and what he's up to.

She's a punk icon and so much more. Learn about this fascinating lady who is also a musician, actress, producer, curator, and a hell of an interesting human!

We visit with renowned music journalist, Mr Paul Suter. We will hear stories from Scotland, London, and L A. From mid 70s to current day Mr Suter has been a very well respected journalist. He is going to be a co-author- Ghost writer on a highly-anticipated biography and possibly may start work on his own book in the next year or two. Great stories right from the horse's mouth so to speak.