Paul Rappaport rubbed shoulders with the likes of The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and Alice In Chains. It was Paul's creativity and enthusiasm that contributed to his success in getting his artists' music played on the radio. It's all documented in his book, Gliders Over Hollywood: Airships, Airplay And The Art Of Rock Promotion.

Sam Rice-Edwards, co-director and editor for the rock documentary One to One: John & Yoko, joins the podcast.

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.

Steve Rosen was allowed access to the world of Edward Van Halen. Steve's interview's with the legendary guitarist are in his book Tonechaser

The Immediate Family documentary is nearing its release so let's revisit this interview with the band from 2020.

Denny Tedesco's doc on The Immediate Family helps illuminate what makes these musicians so special as he discusses on the WDDIM podcast.

Mick Wall's latest book "Life In The Fast Lane", takes us on a journey on how the Eagles became an iconic American rock band.

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.

Podcast talk with John Illsley, bassist for Dire Straits documenting his life in his memoir, "My Life In Dire Straits".

Podcast talk looking into Lawrence Gowan's entire career, up to and including his latest album with Styx, Crash Of The Crown.

This episode is devoted to the music that is embedded in our DNA, thanks to our mothers. Happy Mother's Day!

SiriusXM personality, Mark Goodman and journalist Craig Rosen join Holly and Dave as we reminisce about the influence of Eddie Van Halen