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  • Our Lady PeaceOur Lady PeaceRaine and Steve from Our Lady Peace discuss their new album Curve in depth and tell us why "Superman's Dead" is more important in 2012 than it ever was.
  • He's So Fine: The Ronnie Mack StoryHe's So Fine: The Ronnie Mack StoryCancer took the life of Ronnie Mack just before he could see his Gold Record for "He's So Fine," the song he wrote for his group The Chiffons.
  • Ian Astbury of The CultIan Astbury of The CultThe Cult frontman tells who the "Fire Woman" is, and talks about performing with the new version of The Doors.
  • Louie Perez of Los LobosLouie Perez of Los LobosLouie talks about Los Lobos' "La Bamba" experience, and tells us which album stands stands out in their catalog - the one he describes as "amorphic and almost surreal."
  • The Dandy WarholsThe Dandy WarholsSinger Courtney Taylor-Taylor and guitarist Pete Holmstrom talk about their new album, small potatoes, and clubs for nice people.
  • Chan Kinchla of Blues TravelerChan Kinchla of Blues TravelerThe Blues Traveler guitarist tells the real story of "Run-Around" and explains their Letterman connection.
  • Shelby LynneShelby LynneShelby won the Best New Artist Grammy in 2001, but has serious beef with the industry as a whole, which we found out the hard way.
  • Little RichardLittle RichardWas Long Tall Sally a cross-dresser? Did he really set his piano on fire? See if you know the real stories about one of rock's greatest innovators.
  • Mike Donehey of Tenth Avenue NorthMike Donehey of Tenth Avenue NorthMike wrote "By Your Side," which was the 2010 Dove Award winner for Song of the Year. The awards are nice, but as he explains, he's just the mailman.
  • Rik Emmett of TriumphRik Emmett of TriumphThe Triumph frontman tells the stories behind hits like "Lay It On The Line" and "Hold On," and explains how you can write a hit song, too.