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Lunchbox was given a tip by a very smart person on the easiest way to make money with the World Cup and The Olympics being in the United States. Ray and Lunchbox recap their night at the Folds of Honor Celebrity Softball game with Roger Clemens, Parker McCollum, Golden Tate, Tayl ...  Show more

Mike and Kelsey are back for another edition of the Best and Worst movies of the month. They share their picks for June from The Sheep Detectives to Obsession. They also talk about why the month of May was Chaotic for them. Plus, talk about their recent move and if they had to ti ...  Show more

Chuck, Sami and Abby make their picks for New Music Monday with music from Brett Young, Thomas Rhett and Danielle Bradbery. We also call a listener to talk about our last episode where Chuck described his experience with Donald Trump. And we talk about big news in country music a ...  Show more

Through crafting a unique, cross-cultural sound, Kali Uchis has emerged as one of indie music’s most promising talents. From playing in jazz band as a kid to collaborating with Bootsy Collins and Kaytranada, the Grammy Award-winning artist has managed to take her bilingual, one-o ...  Show more

In 2015 interview audio, Rush's late drummer and lyricist reflects on the pains and pleasures of his work. Plus, Hank Shteamer and Andy Greene join host Brian Hiatt to look back on Peart's legacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Billy Joel has sold more records than The Stones, Bruce Springsteen, and Madonna—though the “rock star thing” is something he can “take off.” Joel started playing piano when he was about four or five years old. He admits that he doesn't remember how to read sheet music anymore, s ...  Show more