The Girls loved chatting with long-time Billy Joel drummer Liberty DeVitto about his new autobiography, “Liberty: Life, Billy and the Pursuit of Happiness.”

The Girls and their DJ friend English Nick talk with Atlanta rocker Jesse James Dupree about a brand new song and video just released called “It Didn’t Fall From the Sky (Trucking Uncle Sam)”. You can find it now on YouTube and purchase anywhere you buy your music.

The Girls talk with critically-acclaimed artist Glenn Phillips about his fascinating book, “ECHOES: The Hampton Grease Band, My Life, My Music and How I Stopped Having Panic Attacks”, and his relationships with other musicians and bands from the incredible music scene in the South in the late ‘60s and 1970’s.

The Girls talk about what to expect from the Eagles’ 2020 tour. Hear part of an interview Kaedy did with the late Glen Frey during the summer of 1992.

Get the answer to Kaedy’s RockRiddle from last week and hear a new one. Melissa just returned from The Grammys and talks about what the mood was like backstage for a very unusual show and The Girls discuss the songs and artists nominated for Academy Awards this weekend.

Melissa will be at the Grammys and gives some background scoop. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020 was just announced – the girls also weigh in on who was chosen.

This week marks David Bowie’s 73rd birthday (!/8/46) and the 4th anniversary of his death (1/10/16). The girls share their memories of the “Thin White Duke” and Kaedy introduces you to her RockRiddles!

Kaedy and Melissa talk about their favorite shows from 2019 (some which are still touring in 2020), new tours coming up in 2020 and some of their favorite movies of 2019.

Since Kaedy and Melissa recorded this podcast, Elton John announced another leg on his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour”. Hear the girls talk about why you need to see these farewell tours while you can.

Elton John’s tour is in Atlanta this weekend and the girls are both reading his new autobiography, “Me”.