Episodes

In the saga of life, Donny Dykowsky has emerged as a seasoned combatant. A champion, if you will. The early two-thousands bore witness to Donny's heroic struggle for existence. It was a life-and-death duel, and during the arduous period of …

Chris Enriquez, a multifaceted artist known for his drumming prowess, stepped into the world of documentary filmmaking. Along with his Spotlights partner Mario Quintero, the two have created quite the evocative film with Hold On To A Time. his captiv...

Shawna's not content with just rocking the boat; she's flipping it over. She penned the gospel of transformation, "Making Spaces Safer." It's a Bible for event organizers, venue owners, and anyone who dares to challenge the status quo. Shawna's not …

Johnny Manchild stops by to chat about the Johnny Manchild and The Poor Bastards album Rapture Waltz.

Music veteran Danny Holloway stops by to chat about his 50+ year (and counting) career.

Writer Joel Selvin stops by to talk about his new book on drummer Jim Gordon.

Whether you celebrate Valentine’s Day or have a more misanthropic point of view, it can’t be denied. Believe me, friends; I’ve tried. So when I discovered that it fell on a Wednesday this year, I had mixed feelings. On the …

Hutch Harris stops by Thunderlove Studio to talk to Geoff and Keith.

Darren Paltrowitz's prose captures the essence of Roth's personality and contributions to the music industry, making "DLR" a must-read.

All four members of Betty Blowtorch stopped by Thunderlove Studio for a conversation about the past, the present, and the future of the band.

All around musical polymath, and super nice guy, Kemble Walters stops by Thunderlove Studio.

The group has carved a niche for itself with its unique blend of rock, funk, and pop. Their music is a delightful fusion of catchy melodies, groovy rhythms, and soulful vocals, creating a sound that is both infectious and mem...

Geoff and Keith met, chatted and then we all sat in an edit room and put it together. No one left butt hurt.

Welcome Interstate Managers is an enduring testament to Fountains of Wayne's songwriting brilliance and their ability to capture the essence of everyday life.

Mike Park talks Skankin' Pickle, Asain Man Records, and gives sound business lessons.

Keith and King Iso discuss his approach to music as a coping mechanism and his ambition to guide and inspire his children and others who battle with mental health.

Musician and Producer Jeff Eyrich joins Keith in Thunderlove Studio.

One year ago, Geoff and me began collaborating. This is the first interview that we did together. This interview with Matt Mahaffey remains one of our most popular... and for good reason, Matt is a lot of fun to chat …

Ryan Allen's career illustrates a dedication to evolving and experimenting within the realm of music, making him a distinctive and respected figure in Detroit's rich musical landscape.

The astonishing journey of singer, songwriter, and producer Donny Dykowsky unfolds in a sequence of sonic metamorphoses. His latest offering, the eponymous EP "Mirrors On The Moon," balances precariously on the precipice of psych-rock and harmonious American.

Chris Enriquez, a multifaceted artist known for his drumming prowess, stepped into the world of documentary filmmaking. Along with his Spotlights partner Mario Quintero, the two have created quite the evocative film with Hold On To A Time.

Shawna Potter is a name that's not just synonymous with punk rock, but a rebel yell that reverberates across the hallowed halls of the feminist movement. Shawna's got the guitar in one hand and the banner of social justice in …

After Pain went on an extended hiatus in 2000, Dan Lord and Adam Guthrie reconvened in 2019 to form Salvo. They stopped by to chat about all of it!

You can't pigeonhole or stereotype Karina Denike. Don't even try.Perhaps best known as the dynamic and talented vocalist of the renowned ska-punk band, Dance Hall Crashers, she's had a career that has seen her genre hop like Dr. Who time …