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Jason Thomas Gordon interviewed 75 iconic singers to discuss the one thing they're never asked about: their voices.

Directors Karen O’Connor, Miri Navasky, and Maeve O’Boyle join the podcast to chat up the documentary Joan Baez: I Am A Noise.

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.

Jock Bartley, co-founder of Firefall, steps into our virtual studio to share stories about the friends and family that helped shape the band

The 80s TV Ladies guest star on a very special episode of the What Difference Does It Make podcast.

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.

Lynn McDonnell shares her career journey as one of the most passionate music industry professionals in the business.

Annie Zaleski joins the What Difference Does It Make podcast to discuss her latest book, P!NK: Raise Your Glass

Dean Sabatino, aka Dean Clean, drummer for The Dead Milkmen talks up the band's latest album, Quaker City Quiet Pills.

Mark Altman is so aware of what a magical time 1982 was, that he produced a 4-part series, 1982: Greatest Geek Year Ever! Now on The CW.

Emiel Spoelder lays out all the ins and outs on making a DIY music doc . How Did We Find Ourselves Here? Now available on Amazon Prime.

Ally Probst and Joel Willis, authors of Dad Law: The Definitive Reference for All Things Dad, promise to answer all our burning questions.

Comedian/Writer/Podcaster Scott Aukerman jumps into our virtual studio to discuss the top ten songs played on radio station KROQ/LA in 1986.

Michael Halloran, known for his long stint with 91X in San Diego, talks about his career while re-visiting songs played on KROQ from 1986.

Author Steven Blush covers the good, the bad, and the ugly during the Saturday Night Fever era when rock bands made disco records.