Memphis keyboardist Kory Myers stops by the studio to talk about playing and touring with Tom Keifer (formerly of legendary rock band Cinderella) as well as his previous projects Tom Dick and Harry, 5th Kind, and countless other great bands and musicians over the years.

This week, we’re talking to Chris and Tracy Ruble from the great Memphis band The Fast Mothers. We discuss their bandmate Cricket’s cancer treatment, their father Tommy Ruble, how they’ve made their love of wrestling a part of the band, and much more!

Todd Poole, the lead singer of Roxy Blue, came by the studio to talk about the band’s beginnings, how they just barely missed the mainstream due to the grunge movement in the early 90s, getting signed by Geffen Records, opening for Spinal Tap, and much more!

This week, we feature the great Danny Vaughn, singer of the legendary under-the-radar rock band Tyketto. He talked with us remotely from his home in Spain about the band, his solo career, the difficulties of touring in 2023, and much more.

This week, we take a field trip to the rehearsal space of Memphis band and podcast alumni Fevertree to check out their new single “Buried Alive,” and have a freewheeling chat about all things Fevertree.

Memphis drummer Jimmy Fulp talks with us about getting into music at a young age, starting Six Feet Thunder during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his career producing bands like The Fast Mothers.

This week, we celebrate the life of the late Memphis drummer Junior Grant, who passed away a year ago, with Junior’s wife Jennifer, who was kind enough to stop by and share some memories and stories with us.

Memphis musicians David Kurtz & Billy Maharrey sit down in the studio with us and discuss their partnership of over 40 years, and how their collaborations have evolved, from small intimate arrangements to the full rock band of The Lineup.

Memphis musician Jacob Turner chats with us about getting into the Memphis rock scene as a teenager, his experiences with recording, becoming the worship leader at his church, and much more!

Memphis guitarist David Flexer of legendary rock bands Black Oak Arkansas and Thrust stops by the studio to talk with us about getting his start with music, how he joined all of the many bands he's been a part of, and of course–tour stories!

Danny McGreger, owner of Sweet Lorraine’s guitar shop in Hernando, Mississippi, came by to talk to us about his shop, his power pop band Lately David, and everything in between!

Memphis drummer John Patterson came by the studio to chat about touring and recording back in the 80s and 90s glory days with Tora Tora, and also more recently with Fevertree. We also listened to a Tora Tora classic, and of course, we couldn’t let John go without sharing a few tour stories!

In this episode, Rocko Wallz and Mike Bertoldo from Memphis band Fever tree stop by the studio to talk with us about the Memphis music scene, their origins and recording process, and the story behind one of the more…unique pieces of Fevertree merch.

Jeff Cobble, guitarist for the Derek Joseph Band (and our fellow bandmate), came by the studio to talk to us about his gig writing guitar lessons for a Finnish guitar magazine, his lifelong love of Rush, and much more. We also listen to a track by another band of Jeff’s called Seventh Sundown, and the story behind the title “Pasture Aroma.”

Tony Maharrey, drummer for country artist Amber McCain, came by the studio to talk to us about his deep roots in the Memphis music scene and playing with other country music greats like Randy Houser. Most importantly, Tony discusses the upcoming benefit show for his wife Amber Maharrey, who has been fighting cancer after a recent diagnosis.

Memphis music photographer Danny Day came by the studio to talk to us about how he became Memphis’ signature rock photographer, and tells us some of his favorite stories working with Memphis’ finest, and beyond.

Prolific Memphis guitarist Josh Haynes stopped by this week to talk to us about his involvement in bands like Area 51 and Six Feet Thunder, his love of Pink Floyd, and the importance of moisturizer.

This week, Derrick and Jeff shine a light on the technical side of the Memphis music scene, with Brandon Marlier of Marlier Sound and Light Design. He explains his approach to lighting and how he’s able to make bands look and sound great. Brandon is also an accomplished drummer in his own right, and we talk to him about the various bands he’s been involved with over the years, like Aquanet, Circus, Six Feet Thunder, and Formerly Known As.

Our friend and bandmate, Nashville recording artist Derek Joseph, swung by the studio to talk to us about how he got his start in the Nashville country music industry, as well as his deep and abiding love for 80s rock bands.

Memphis music ambassador Steve Owens talks to us about supporting the local Memphis music and all of the work he does behind the scenes, from helping load to gear, to helping raise money for various bands and causes.