Best friend of the podcast Avery Pearson drops by to revel in the darkly whimsical folk rock of Richard and Linda Thompson's highly underrated 1974 release I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight.
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Actor Nia Renee Hill shares her love for George Michael and his Grammy award-winning album Faith.
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Comedian Christina Pazsitzky sheds light on her past and faces the post-punk darkness of The Smith’s 1984 debut album The Smiths with her own unflinching spirit.
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Comic Felipe Esparza tackles life and Manu Chao's epic album Proxima Estacion Esperanza
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Comedian, actor and writer Dana Gould waxes philosophic about his post-punk idol and doppelgänger Elvis Costello’s 1979 release Armed Forces.
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Two masters storytellers meet as comedian and world-famous party animal Bert Kreischer intertwines the narrative thread of his nearly unbelievable life with the ominous street poetry of Notorious B.I.G.'s classic hip hop double album Life After Death.
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Producer, director and actor Peter Billingsley puts the nearly 40 years of boozing, brawling and broken spirits of outlaw country legend Merle Haggard's career-spanning retrospective collection Down Every Road into perspective for the modern era.
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Game recognize game as Jenny Zigrino bares all through the lens of Loretta Lynn's All Time Greatest Hits.
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Comedian Baron Vaughn joins Josh Adam Meyers for a discussion on Funkadelic’s Maggot Brain.
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The world’s friendliest comedian, Ron Funches, steps into the murderous, drug-dealing rap game through one of the greatest Wu Tang Clan solo albums of all time: Raekwon’s 1995 release Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.
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Actor, director and social media instigator Michael Rapaport opens up about his public image, past mistakes and and his love for the neo-soul serenading of D'Angelo's classic 2000 release Voodoo.
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American actor & small-town-roots Tom Everett Scott says listen to Steve Earle Guitar Town... Because he said so!
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Comedy television maven Karen Kilgariff makes up for bailing on going to a Gang of Four concert with Josh by pouring her heart out over a thorough analysis of the band’s 1979 release Entertainment!
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Music industry legend Matt Pinfield lets Josh pick his brain on the underrated Mott the Hoople release.
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Pearl Jam fan and comic Joe List talks Vitalogy.
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