Renowned record producer and Garbage drummer, Butch Vig, tosses out some tales about the difficult birthing of the Smashing Pumpkins’ hit song “Disarm”
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Kerry Alexander from Bad Bad Hats takes on Canadian border guards; Maureen Herman from Babes in Toyland suffers a guitar malfunction in Barcelona; and Citizen Cope pulls a Jason Bourne on his Russian hosts.
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The Replacements’ original manager Peter Jesperson gives us a few doses of thunder when he tells us about the origins of the “Mats” rivalry with REM.
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The three artists sit down for an hour-plus chat about streaming services, social media, their backgrounds playing music and much more.
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Spinal Tap Musical Director CJ Vanston who gives us the inside scoop on the upcoming sequel to This Is Spinal Tap slated for release in 2024.
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The two talk about their experiences making records, the rise of the skramz band, and a lot more.
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The two singer/songwriters sit down to discuss their shared experiences around the world.
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Tommy lays it down to us clowns about the release of his new album “Wronger” with Cowboys In The Campfire.
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In this episode, hear why lying about Steven Seagal doesn’t put you Above the Law; how knocking on wood isn’t necessarily good luck when auditioning at NBC; and whether Pink Floyd really needed oversized bonsai trees in Antarctica.
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John Martin stops the presses to give us the scoop on how the newly rebooted CREEM magazine walks that fine line between stupid and clever.
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Wave Chapelle and Kyle. J went to WMSE 91.7 on Monday and sat down with Faux Eyes for a half hour on Armed Fauxes Radio.
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Rapper 2hi joined The Show to talk about his music, his creative process, psychadelics, performing, and much more.
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South Side rappers S4 and SuaveRay joined The Show to talk about their song “Shake”, their musical influences, their writing process, aliens, ghosts, the city, restaurants, and much more.
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We hear about the time Flavor Flav brought MadTV to a halt in the name of Michael Jackson; why it’s not fun giving Christopher Walken a lift; and what horror it is to ride the elevator with Marlon Brando.
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AyooLii, aka Brudderman, aka the Mayor of Shmackin Town, joined The Show to talk about his music, his plans for the rest of the year, first dates, catching shrimp in his mouth at Benihana, and much more.
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Lavish Liam joined The Show to talk about his new music, Michael Jackson, Artificial Intelligence, Niche Exhibit, VIEWS, relationships, the underground music scene, and much more.
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Keyba joined The Show to discuss her upcoming project, musical inspiration, fashion, goals, ghosts, food, movies, television, and much more.
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In this TMEP classic, the legendary Pixies guitarist riffs on how he reclaimed his name from a bully named Joey; the time when David Letterman gave the band a one-word review – “Outfits”; and why his least favorite Pixies song to play is “Monkey Gone to Heaven.”
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The trio joined The Show to talk about their new album “Into The Pudding”, their creative process, how they met, favorite songs, influences, and much more. They’re Diet Lite and they’re alright.
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BoodahDARR, aka Big Demi, joined The Show to talk about his new album Demivelli, growing up in Milwaukee, college life, getting recruited to be in a Matthew McConaughey movie while at a party with the film crew, the many talents of his younger brother IshDARR, finding his own voice, the Milwaukee music scene, and much more.
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Milwaukee Bucks DJ Shawna joined The Show to talk about the disappointing end to the Bucks season, Giannis’s interaction with the reporter, her high school basketball career, coming to terms with her sexuality, how she got into DJing, and much more.
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Tommy G first appeared on The Show last June, right before he dropped his infamous Kia Boyz video. He sat down with us to talk about how his life has changed since then, wildest moments, his relationship with Certified Trapper, how he stays grounded, future plans, and much more.
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Slug joined The Show to talk about their new album, his love for Milwaukee and Minneapolis, the ways that Minneapolis has changed since George Floyd, his creative process, love, loss, friendship, and inspiration.
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We have a heart-to-heart with this Rock & Roll Hall-of-Famer about the time their record label tried to release the band’s second album before it was done(!) why their hit song “Barracuda” was inspired by a “slime ball”; and how the music of the 1980’s was ruined by overthinking and cocaine.
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Parker Schultz sits down with Kelsey Kaufmann, owner of Bay View’s esteemed Cactus Club.
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