Here are the rock stars that have been kind enough to speak with us:
David Beadle (The Naked And Famous)
David Beadle spoke with us about the band, music videos, his musical influences, Nine Inch Nails, jeans, Andrew W.K., life on the road, and rock star moments.
Porcelain Black
Porcelain Black discussed "This Is What Rock N Roll Looks Like," opening for Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, her new album, and her backstage rituals.
Cyrus Bolooki (New Found Glory)
Cyrus Bolooki talked with us about the Honda Civic Tour, meeting fans, and his favorite '80s movies.
Thomas Bredahl (Volbeat)
Volbeat's Thomas Bredahl spoke with us about their new album, touring, opening for Metallica and Megadeath, and trying to make it in America.
Aaron Bruno (AWOLNATION)
Aaron Bruno spoke with us about crowd surfing on a boogieboard at Austin City Limits, the first record he ever bought, performing for the cameras, the band's music videos, and pornography.
Branden Campbell (Neon Trees)
Branden Campbell of Neon Trees talked with us about touring, the bus mascot (a Mike "The Situation" bobblehead), the band's video contest, Provo Utah, and being an underdog.
David Cassidy
David dished about the '80s, the beginnings of his career, his kids, and life in the industry.
Stephie Coplan
She spoke with us about how they came up with their band name, "Jerk!," the upcoming EP, her influences, touring plans, and her New Year's resolutions.
Meital Dohan
She spoke about her upcoming album, her musical influences, trying to make it in America after being a success in Israel, Charlie the Tiger, and set us straight on her "Yummy Boyz" video.
Thomas Dolby
Thomas Dolby spoke with us about his upcoming album, his online game, his past collaborations, the early days of MTV, how MTV gave his career a boost and nearly killed it, and Jessie J.
Eliza Doolittle
Eliza Doolittle discussed being the iTunes Single Of The Week, the "Skinny Genes" video and its sexual innuendos, and her musical influences.
Jenny Electrik (Dynasty Electric)
We spoke with Dynasty Electric's Jenny Electrik about their sound, their influences, the Golden Arrows disc, Ski Beatz, and her days in an all-girl Beatles cover band.
Rachel Fine
Rachel Fine spoke with us about her Own Your Own album, performing the National Anthem, and New York.
Larry g(EE)
He sat down with us and talked about his unusual name, Weekends, his musical influences, his live show, and Tony Romo.
Adam Goren (Atom & His Package, TV Casualty)
We spoke with Adam Goren about his all-star cover and TV Casualty, his days in Atom & His Package, the definition of punk, and making an album of children's music.
Susanna Hoffs (The Bangles)
Susana Hoffs spoke with us about the band's upcoming Sweetheart Of The Sun, her solo disc, touring, her favorite songs, her advice for young artists, and one night in Chapel Hill twenty years ago.
Terry Ilous (XYZ, Great White)
The lead singer of XYZ and Great White talked about his all-star benefit concert and single for Japan's tsunami relief efforts and the good old days of hair bands.
Joe "Shithead" Keithley (D.O.A.)
Joe "Shithead" Keithley, legendary frontman for the punk band D.O.A., talked with us about his recent book, life on the road, how today's bands have it both easier and harder than D.O.A. did when they were first starting out, and politics.
Greg Kihn
Greg Kihn spoke with us about his new compilation CD, the playoff song he just wrote for the San Jose Sharks, Joe Satriani (who was actually a guitarist for Kihn), and indulged us with an in-depth look at the classic "Jeopardy" video.
Bradley Lloyd (Get Scared)
Get Scared's Bradley Lloyd discussed touring in a van, their inspiration, their new album, and whether or not he can do a cartwheel.
Nick Martin (D.R.U.G.S.)
We spoke about teddy bears, the impact of positive change, Long Duk Dong, and of course, we had to throw some music in there, too.
Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde)
We spoke with Johnette Napolitano about the Bloodletting tour, collaborations with other artists, and the future of Concrete Blonde.
Lizzy O (Cheetah Whores)
Lizzy O talked with us about the band's Bang Bang Baby, their influences, Sharktopus, and eating mustard sandwiches without the bread.
Philip Oakey (The Human League)
Philip Oakey spoke with us about The Human League's new album Credo, the band's early videos and MTV, touring, remaining a force for over thirty years, and how the US may have the wrong impression of The Human League.
John Parr
Parr spoke with us about "Tim Tebow's Fire," Tim Tebow, his tour, and his upcoming appearance in American Anthems.
Henry Rollins (Black Flag, Rollins Band)
Henry Rollins discussed turning 50, how Van Halen and the Stones should hang it up, National Geographic, DNA, his assistant, and whether or not he still feels homicidal toward Edie Brickell.
Henry Rollins (Black Flag, Rollins Band)
We had to interview him again! We spoke with him about his new book of photography, Occupants.
Rumer
She was nice enough to chat with us about hitting #1 on iTunes, her US tour, her influences, her contemporaries, and Katy Perry.
Fred Schneider (The B-52's)
Fred Schneider talked about the band's new live disc, the secret to their longevity, touring, the band's future, his new song "Batbaby," and what he was planning on dressing as for Halloween.
Michael Starr (Steel Panther)
We talked about the new album, bad press, touring with Motley Crue and Def Leppard, whether metal's making a comeback, and sex.
Patrick Stump (Fall Out Boy)
He spoke with us about his solo album, Michael Jackson, The Time, his tour, his musical influences, and whether or not Soul Punk or Fall Out Boy represents the true Patrick Stump
Seth Swirsky
We spoke with musical artist Seth Swirsky, the man who made a Beatles documentary, wrote Taylor Dayne's "Tell It To My Heart" and "Prove Your Love," wrote three books about baseball, and owns the ball from the third home run Reggie Jackson hit in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series and the infamous Buckner Ball.
Anna Vincent (My Tiger My Timing)
My Tiger My Timing's lead singer Anna Vincent discussed summer songs, summer nights, and the Glastonbury Festival.
Soultron Tim White (D&D Sluggers)
Soultron Tim White talked with us about creating music on a Game Boy and DS, their live show, and getting high with Afroman.
We've been lucky enough to talk to movie stars, too:
Paul Adelstein (Private Practice, Prison Break)
He spoke with us about the Doris album, his influences, the video for "Ladybug Luck," The Poncey Lads, and his dream music festival.
Robert Davi (The Goonies, Die Hard)
Robert Davi spoke with us about his album of Sinatra tunes, why the American Songbook is important, his favorite roles, and The Goonies.
Corey Feldman (The Lost Boys, The Goonies, Dream A Little Dream)
Corey Feldman spoke with us about Lost Boys: The Thirst, Daisy de la Hoya, his band Truth Movement, the Frog Brothers, Michael Jackson, and growing up in the public eye.
Tom Kenny (SpongeBob SquarePants, CatDog)
Tom Kenny spoke about working with Tim Burton on the 2012 remake of Frankenweenie, the appeal of SpongeBob, CatDog, and why he compares his career to that of a migrant worker.
Lloyd Kaufman (Troma Films, The Toxic Avenger)
The co-founder of Troma Entertainment and writer/director of The Toxic Avenger and Class Of Nuke 'Em High talked about the TromaDance Film Festival, indie filmmaking, and the remake of The Toxic Avenger.
Tonya Kay (Video Game Reunion, Glee)
Video Game Reunion's Tonya Kay spoke with us about video games, rapping with Kenny Rogers, fire dancing, and saving elephants.
Ted McGinley (Happy Days, Married With Children, Revenge Of The Nerds)
Ted McGinley spoke with us about the Baldwin brothers (and sisters), Sam Kinison, Revenge Of The Nerds, Married With Children, and being the "Patron Saint of Jump The Shark."
MsPixy (Boobs And Goombas: A Super Mario Burlesque)
MsPixy talked with us about Boobs And Goombas: A Super Mario Burlesque, burlesque, her first time on stage, and ideas for future shows.
Alexander Newton
We spoke to him about music, movies, and the pitfalls of being dubbed the next Robert Pattinson.
Kristy Swanson (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Higher Learning)
Kristy Swanson talked with us about Swamp Shark, ice skating, Charlie Sheen, Dora The Explorer, and what she would've been if she hadn't become an actor.
Matt Roloff (Little People, Big World)
Matt Roloff spoke with us about Little People, Big World, his return to TLC, and his family.
Jonathan Tiersten (Sleepaway Camp)
Singer Jonathan Tiersten spoke with us about the '80s cult horror flick Sleepaway Camp, his music career, Return To Sleepaway Camp, and touring.
We also read books:
Ross Brown (Byte-Sized Television)
Ross Brown spoke with us about creating your own web-based show, Shit My Dad Says, Dom Deluise, and how he deflowered Natalie from The Facts Of Life.
Ernest Cline (Ready Player One)
Ernest Cline spoke with us about Ready Player One, the movie version of the book, his favorite Atari 2600 games, and the highs and lows of Fanboys.
Jen Grisanti (Story Line: Finding Gold In Your Life Story)
Jen Grisanti spoke with us about fictionalizing your truth, reality programming, and working with Aaron Spelling.
David Malki ! (Wondermark, Machine Of Death)
David Malki ! spoke with us about his Wondermark webcomic, the process used in creating this found-art Victorian comic strip, the Machine Of Death anthology and its follow-up, his favorite comic strips growing up, and why Glenn Beck called him part of the "liberal culture of death that's destroying America."
We've had the chance to sit down with people in the fashion industry:
Tatyana Khomyakova and Jan Glaser (Bettie Page Clothing)
Tatyana Khomyakova and Jan Glaser from Bettie Page Clothing discussed their retro designs, rockabilly, spokesperson Claire Sinclair, and Betty Page.
Jac Vanek
Jac Vanek spoke with us about her bracelets, what influences her designs, the Vans Warped Tour, meeting her fans, and what it's like seeing celebrities wear her designs.
We sometimes speak with people who make things with their hands:
Crafting With Cat Hair
Missie from Crafting With Cat Hair talks '80s-themed crafts and shares a year-by-year list of '80s crafts!
Laurie Everton
Laurie Everton spoke with us and told us how she transforms old Ken dolls into the likenesses of Jon Bon Jovi, Bret Michaels, Tom Keifer, and other rock stars.
We also got to speak with these folks:
Steve Barron
Music video director Steve Barron spoke with us about "Billie Jean," "Money For Nothing," "Take On Me," their impact, what is was like being a music video director when no such career existed, his movies, and what he thinks of today's music videos.
Tony Little
Spokesman and pop culture icon Tony Little dished about motivation, his IRS woes, Apollo 13, how he was recruited by a hit man to become his partner, and how he owns the Michael Jackson's fang molds from the "Thriller" video.
Ken Regan
We spoke with noted photographer about what it was like shooting many of pop culture's biggest icons.
Sometimes we attend press conferences:
Wade Boggs, Robert Davi, Kristy Swanson, D.B. Sweeney (Swamp Shark)
We attended the Swamp Shark press conference and spoke with stars Wade Boggs, Robert Davi, Kristy Swanson, D.B. Sweeney.
Colin Ferguson and Salli Richardson-Whitfield (Eureka)
We had a chance to sit in on a press conference with the stars of the Syfy TV show Eureka, Colin Ferguson, who plays Sheriff Jack Carter, and Salli Richardson-Whitfield, who plays Allison Blake.
Ving Rhames (Zombie Apocalypse)
We sat in on the Zombie Apocalypse press conference and asked the great Ving Rhames which was scarier: piranhas, sharks, or zombies.
