Rick Wills, bassist for the Foreigner, joins the podcast to push for their entry into the Rock Hall, and to look over his renowned career.

Pearl Harbour joins the podcast to discuss her 1980 solo album with contributions from members of The Clash and Ian Dury & The Blockheads.

Howard Jones joins the "What Difference Does It Make Podcast" to reflect back on his 40 years of creating music.

Holly Knight, member of the Songwriters Hall Of Fame, steps into our virtual studio to talk about her memoir, I Am The Warrior.

Author/Journalist Craig Rosen joins our podcast to help analyze songs 30 to 21 from the 1986 KROQ year-end playlist.

Glen Matlock talks with us about his new album Consequences Coming, playing with Blondie and of course his time with The Sex Pistols.

We welcome Debora Iyall of 80s band, Romeo Void to bring us up to speed on her life and the band's new release for Record Store Day.

Lynn Goldsmith's latest book of photography is entitled, "Music In The 80s". We are thrilled to welcome her into our virtual studio.

Steve Kilbey of The Church finds time to sit down with us and talk about the band's latest album, The Hypnogogue.

Dennis Constantine joins the podcast to discuss his career, and to offer his opinion on songs 70 to 61 from the 1986 KROQ year-end playlist.

Jake Rudh, founder of Transmission Music in Minneapolis joins our podcast to to offer his opinion on music from the 1986 KROQ playlist.

Rita Wilde is a radio legend, with over 25 years as a DJ, MD, and PD at 95.5 KLOS. Rita Wilde gives us her Rock Report on the podcast.

Talk with Buzz Knight about his storied radio career and podcast "Takin A Walk". We also look at KROQ from 1986 and songs 100 to 91.

"The dream team is in the house" as we start our look at the top songs played on KROQ back in 1986. This week, it's songs 106.7 to 101.

We dive into many of our favorite touchstone moments that helped define the year 1986 on The What Difference Does It Make Podcast

David Wild steps out of his comfy zone writing for The Grammy Awards and into the wild of our studio/garage on the podcast this week.

Mark Thompson's memoir, Don't Bump The Record Kid: My Adventures with Mark & Brian is out now. He regale us with some of his (mis)adventures

Gillian Gaar has authored a beautiful coffee table book, Elton John @75, examining Sir Elton through the lens of 75 career accomplishments.

We go deep into Michael Lockwood's music history with his LA based band Lions & Ghosts on the What Difference Does It Make Podcast.

Steve Rapport's camera has taken him on quite a journey. Now residing in New Orleans, we talk with Steve about his life and career.