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I'm spending my time on Facebook doing music and movie news, as well as lots of interviews. Stop by, leave a comment, or hang for some general loitering.

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When's the last time you watch Dark City? Before The Matrix, there was this. Noir, memory wipes, and a city run by pale weirdos who hate sunlight. Roger Ebert called it the best film of the year. He was right, though no one listened. It's incredibly beautiful.
David Bowie’s Young Americans. The Thin White Duke went full soul. Lennon dropped in, Luther Vandross sang backup, Beck sampled "Win" for his song Debra. Bowie called it “plastic soul.” Fake? Na. Brilliant? Absolutely.
Jordan McGraw on touring with the Jonas Brothers, his pop-punk rebirth, and why moms hate his shows. “Music needs a little danger. You gotta piss people off a little.”

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Jordan McGraw: “Moms hate me and I love it”
Jordan McGraw on Pop Punk, Wheel of Fortune, and Why Moms Hate Him
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Josh Ritter talks about working with Jason Isbell, writing in dark times, and love that lasts. “There are times when not being specific is a waste of space.”

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Josh Ritter: “It’s a really strange and dark time”
Josh Ritter on Politics, Love, and Finding the Right Kind of Darkness
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Chicago’s Lee Loughnane talks Greatest Christmas Hits, Beatles covers, and 50 years of touring. “We called it Chicago-ized Christmas music — you don’t even realize it’s a Christmas song until the first verse hits.”

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Chicago's Lee Loughnane: “I’m sort of a two-hit wonder”
Chicago's Lee Loughnane on Christmas Horns, Beatles Magic, and 50 Years of Never Slowing Down
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Dove Cameron and Aaron Tveit talk Schmicago, masks, and messy magic — from the darker tone of Season 2 to finding themselves through the chaos. “You have to create a happy ending in the most unhappy place imaginable.”

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Dove Cameron: "I performed to the extreme that I didn’t know what part of me was real"
Dove Cameron & Aaron Tveit on Schmicago, Masks, and Making a Messy Kind of Magic
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Steve Lukather from #Toto, Ann Wilson of #Heart, and Lee Loughnane from #Chicago are all joining me tonight.

Four hours of legends, fresh tracks, and whatever else I find lying around in the “other” pile.

6p ET on 91.9 WFPK
Norman Blake of #TeenageFanclub talked about the band’s tenth album Here, balancing three songwriters, and why love songs still matter. “I just wanted to be sincere and honest,” he said. “Most of my songs are about my wife — it’s all I really know.”

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Teenage Fanclub's Norman Blake: "People are reluctant to share their true feelings."
Teenage Fanclub’s Return with Here: Love, Life, and Longevity
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Former Joan Jett & the Blackhearts guitarist Ricky Byrd is still slinging greasy rock & roll — just with a message. His album Sobering Times turns recovery into rebellion. “It’s a fun record,” he says. “But there’s a solution in there too.”

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Ricky Byrd: "People are hurting in silence when they don’t need to”
Joan Jett guitarist Ricky Byrd on Sobering Times, Staying Clean, and Still Rocking Greasy
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Ric Lee of Ten Years After looks back on Woodstock, John Bonham, and how the Grateful Dead taught his band to really jam. “Woodstock proved people could live together,” he says. “And then we forgot.”

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Ten Years After's Ric Lee: "Playing with Canned Heat and Grateful Dead changed us"
Ten Years After's Ric Lee on Teaching John Bonham, Jamming with the Dead, and the Soul of Woodstock
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Lzzy Hale on Everest: “We rediscovered how to trust ourselves again. No rules, no demos, no backup plan — just, does it get us excited?” Halestorm’s 30 years in and still screaming like they just got started.

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Lzzy Hale: “Something good has always came from being backed into a corner"
Lzzy Hale on Everest, 30 years of Halestorm, and the crazy things they see from the stage
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David Rysdahl (Fargo, Oppenheimer) joins Alien: Earth to wrestle with immortality, AI, and whether humanity deserves to survive — you know, light stuff. “From the insect’s point of view, we’re the monster,” he tells me.

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David Rysdahl: “I feel like I’m playing Noah Hawley’s conscience in Alien: Earth"
David Rysdahl on Alien: Earth, AI Anxiety, and Playing Humanity’s Conscience in Noah Hawley’s New Sci-Fi Nightmare
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Jon Anderson of Yes, Rod Stewart, Cyndi Lauper, and the cast of Outlander all stop by tonight.

Plus, four hours of cool new tracks, classic alt, Americana, and whatever else falls out along the way.

6p ET on 91.9 WFPK — Louisville’s soundtrack for the wonderfully weird.
Caroline Rose called Loner her “little movie about myself” — a neon-lit world built from David Lynch, Pedro Almodóvar, and a van full of Jeopardy reruns. “I wanted it to show all sides of my personality,” she said. “Humor, drama, loneliness — all of it.”

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Gregory Alan Isakov built Evening Machines out of floods, farming, and late-night quiet with the glow of studio gear bleeding into the fields. “I’d finish a long day of harvesting and go play with my evening machines,” he says.

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Gregory Alan Isakov: "We think we’re past apartheid, but we’re not"
Gregory Alan Isakov on Floods, Farming, and Finding the Light in “Evening Machines”
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“There was no way I wasn’t going to show everyone what he did.”

Alejandra Deheza told me she had to finish the final School of Seven Bells record. The result was SVIIB, an album full of light, love, and finality.

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Roy Orbison Jr. called it “collaborating with my dad.” A 10-month-old strums on “Pretty Woman.” And the Royal Philharmonic gives Roy one hell of a posthumous backing band.

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Roy Orbison Jr.: “My dad was extremely protective of his legacy"
Roy Orbison’s Voice Lives Again, with Help from a 10-Month-Old and the Royal Philharmonic
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The Kaiser Chiefs nearly lost it all, and then wrote their best album in years. “When something’s broken, you fix it. You don’t throw it away,” Ricky Wilson told me. That’s the sound of Education, Education, Education & War.

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Kaiser Chiefs' Ricky Wilson: "We realized how much we actually still wanted this"
Kaiser Chiefs on Rebuilding, Reinventing, and Refusing to Be a Nostalgia Act
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Tyler Posey went full DIY for his album Unravel—and ended up making his most personal, experimental, and genre-chaotic record yet. “It unraveled out of me,” he says. We also talk about writing the end-credit Teen Wolf song.

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Tyler Posey: “There’s so much I want to do to help this planet, to evolve as a person"
Tyler Posey on Unraveling Sobriety, Genre Rules, and Going Full Goth
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“Life is bonkers,” Natasha Rothwell tells me. “So you’ve got to laugh at the absurdity before you can deal with the heartbreak.”

In How to Die Alone, she does both—spectacularly. Come for the White Snake karaoke, stay for the realest show on Hulu.

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Natasha Rothwell: "You’ve got to laugh at the absurdity before you can deal with the heartbreak”
Natasha Rothwell on How To Die Alone, Radiohead Karaoke, and White Lotus
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