Melissa Gould, author of Widowish, joins Holly and Dave on the What Difference Does It Make Podcast.

Mike Marrone is the perfect guest as we analyze the top 106.7 songs on KROQ in LA back in 1984. This week we take apart songs 100 to 91

Dave and Holly discuss the top 106.7 songs played on radio station KROQ back in 1984. This week we begin with songs 106.7 to 101.

We take a look at some of the things we were watching, attending and listening to in the year 1984

We talked with so many talented artists in 2020. This is a look back at what the year was like for our What Difference Does It Make podcast

Podcast talk with self-described "Big 80s Icon" and former MTV VJ, Mark Goodman.

Talk about John Lennon with photographer Bob Gruen, radio host Mark Goodman and author Tim English

We sat down with Jules Shear to discuss his songwriting process, "Unplugged" and of course, "Slower".

Talk with Richard Bienstock, Author of Aerosmith, 50th Anniversary: The Ultimate Illustrated History of the Bad Boys from Boston

What Difference Does It Make celebrates the release of Strum and Thrum by talking with members of the Bangtails, The Ferrets, Great...

Podcast interview with rock and roll photographer Bob Gruen

Dylan Jones new book "Sweet Dreams: The Story Of The New Romantics" covers our sweet spot of music fandom 1975-1985 and so we have many...

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

Singer-Songwriter Peter Himmelman takes us on the journey that led to his latest album "Press On".

Podcast talk with BrownMark author of "My Life In The Purple Kingdom"

BrownMark, bassist for Prince and the Revolution joins us to talk about his book, My Life In The Purple Kingdom.

Talking with Jefferson Starship in support of their EP, Mother Of the Sun on the What Difference Does It Make Podcast.

It's Part 1 in our two part chat with all five members of Jefferson Starship. In on our Zoom call is David Freiberg, Donny Baldwin, Cathy...

Josie Cotton's iconic record is Convertible Music but she is much more than just that one album. We get into her Russian send up song...

Our podcast talk is with Josie Cotton, best known for the songs  "Johnny, Are You Queer" and "He Could Be The One" She now owns the rights t