Comedian Dusty Slay is on "The Night Shift" tour. He picks between The Eagles and CCR and which was harder to quit; drinking, smoking or chewing, and talks about some of his favorite "poor" meals.

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Comedian Craig Gass is at The Egyptian Theatre in Boise this Saturday, January 11th. He's know for his voice work on Family Guy and American Dad, The Howard Stern Show, plus the TV Shows King of Queens and Sex In The City.

He tells an amazing Pearl Jam story, pulls out his new impression of Sebastian Bach from Skid Row and talks about what it was like opening for Pantera.

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Warren Haynes (The Allman Brothers Band / Gov't Mule) discusses the difference between an Allman Brothers, A Grateful Dead and a Dave Matthews crowd as a performer. "Million Voices Whisper" is his newest album out now.

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Guitarist Gary Hoey on his now Christmas song, the new album "Avalanche" due in March, the new album with Lita Ford, playing with Lou Gramm and thoughts on Ozzy going into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame as Gary auditioned for Ozzy in 1987.

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Blues musician Joe Bonamassa calls in to talk about being nominated for a Grammy for "Blues Deluxe Vol. 2", why he declined buying the famous "Greeny" Les Paul owned by Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac), Gary Moore and now Kirk Hammett (Metallica), and the impact of Jeff Beck.

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Brianna Mahon is the driver of Scooby-Doo with Monster Jam. She talks about tattoos, fly fishing and competing against men in Monster Jam and Motocross.

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Jon Fickes is the John Lennon of The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute. Jon ranks harmonica players, picks a favorite episode of Seinfeld and goes over guitars he loves plus talks about the time he played with the 5th Beatle, Pete Best.

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Comedian Christopher Titus talks about his love for Prince, cars he wish he still had, the 2 new episodes of his TV Show "Titus" that ran on Fox in 2000, his special coming out called "Carrying Monsters" and his new one tentatively named "Death Wish". He hosts the "Titus Podcast" with his wife, comedian Rachel Bradley.

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