Radio Forrest

Drummer Carmine Appice calls in to talk about his new album, "Energy Overload", plus the passing of Charlie Watts, playing with Ozzy Osbourne and how he inspired John Bonham from Led Zeppelin. www.carmineappice.net

Mick Jagger's brother, Chris Jagger, has a new album called "Mixing Up The Medicine" and a new book called "Talking To Myself" out now. He talks about running into the Beatles when he was a teenager, losing a friend to quicksand when he was a young boy and the passing of Charlie Watts. www.chrisjaggeronline.com

Mike Score is the lead singer of the English new wave band A Flock Of Seagulls who have released a new album, "String Theory". It's their 7th album and features the Slovenian Symphonic Film Orchestra. Mike talks about the new release and what it's like to work with an orchestra, winning a Grammy in 1983, touring with The Police on the Synchronicity Tour and if he was a big Rolling Stones fan. www.aflockofseagulls.org

Comedian Craig Gass talks about working on the Howard Stern Show, living at Eddie Van Halen's house, being roomates with Mitch Hedberg, friends with George Carlin and hanging with Kenny G at a Slayer concert.  Plus he breaks out his best impressions of Al Pacino, Adam Sandler, Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Sam Kinison, Lars Ulrich and Christopher Walken. www.getgass.com

Astronomer Marc D'Antonio talks about "Shock Doc: Alien Invasion: Hudson Valley" now on Discovery+.  Hudson Valley is the undisputed UFO capital of the world with over 3k encounters the past 10 years.  Marc talks about the town, fossils, what the government has released and his own strange expriences. www.discoveryplus.com

Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, the drummer from Creedence Clearwater Revival, on his new album, "For All The Money In The World", Leslie West from Mountain seeing CCR perform at Woodstock, releasing 3 albums in 1969 and working with Joe Satriani. The audio in this interview is not the best, putting it mildly.

The legendary Jimmy Cliff on working with Tim Armstrong from Rancid, if tourism is good for Jamacia and what a young Bob Marley was like. His new song, "Human Touch", is out now. wwwjimmycliff.com

Monroe Grisman is the guitar player from the Tom Petty tribute group "Petty Theft" from San Francisco. We talk everything Tom Petty from guitars to Rick Rubin, Johnny Cash, Dave Grohl and live shows. www.pettytheftrocks.com

Interview with Joey Jordison recorded in 2013 when he was promoting his band, "Scar The Martyr" and still in Slipknot. He talks about the passing of Paul Gray, filling in on drums with both Korn and Metallica plus not having any tattoos. Joey passed away at the age of 46 on July 26th, 2021.

Gary Kemp from Spandau Ballet talks about the success of the band from 168 million views on YouTube to sold out shows at London's O2 Arena and 5 million airplays on the radio in the U.S. He also talks about playing with Nick Mason and Roger Waters from Pink Floyd, his friendship with Queen and his podcast, "Rockonteurs". His 1st solo album in 25 years, Insolo, is out now. www.garykemp.com

Steve Lukather from Toto talks about the passing of Eddie Van Halen, playing guitar on "Beat It" on the album "Thriller", what he spends his money on, his connection to Journey, his issue with the Weezer cover and the new live Toto album, "With A Little Help From My Friends", out now. www.totoofficial.com

Gary Numan on his new album, "Intruder", out now, Trent Reznor, Fear Factory, the US back in the Paris Agreement and what an Atheist tells their kids. www.garynuman.com

Jeff Belanger talking about "Shock Docs: The Devil Made Me Do It" now streaming on Discovery+, seeing his 1st ghost, plot holes in Star Wars , meeting Eddie Money and how jacked Zak Bagans is.

Geoff Downes from Asia, Yes, and The Buggles on being in the first video shown on MTV, keyboard players he looked up to and being impressed by guitarist Alex Lifeson from Rush. A five-disc box set from Asia, The Reunion Albums: 2007 - 2012, is out now.

Guitarist Adrian Conner from the all-female AC/DC tribute group "Hell's Belles" on meeting AC/DC, moving to Texas, live streaming, dealing with COVID and more.

Billy F Gibbons from ZZ Top has a new solo album out Friday, June 4th called "Hardware". Billy calls in to talk about the new release along with working with Matt Sorum (Guns N' Roses), getting a guitar from Jimi Hendrix, string advice from B.B. King, if ZZ Top is working on new music and Billy's connection to Boise, Idaho where his guitars are made by John Bolin from Bolin Guitars.

Bassist Tom Petersson from Cheap Trick on opening for Queen, his kids meeting rock stars, his open heart surgery, the 12-string bass, playing the theme song for "That 70's Show" and the new album out now, "In Another World". www.cheaptrick.com

Steve Cropper from Brooker T. & the M.G.'s and The Blues Brothers has a new album out now called "Fire It Up". Steve talks about the new release, co-writing "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" with Otis Redding and "Soul Man" by Sam & Dave plus working with Albert Johnson, playing guitar with Steven Segal and being in the movie "The Blues Brothers".

Lead singer Josh and bassist/keyboardist Sam Kiszka from Greta Van Fleet about Justin Bieber, moving to Nashville, the new album and what it's like dating when you're in a famous band. "The Battle At Garden's Gate" is out now.

Steve Shippy is a paranormal investigator and documentary filmmaker and is the host of the new documentary, "Shock Docs: Ed Gein - The Real Psycho” now streaming on Discovery+. The iconic psychopaths featured in the blockbuster movies “Silence of the Lambs,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” and “Psycho” were not just fictitious villains, they were inspired by a real-life personification of evil - Ed Gein. For the first time in history, cameras are allowed on the Gein property where the gruesome evidence was first discovered. Steve talks about what he discovers and shares stories from his connection to the rap world with Tech Nine, ICP and DMX.