Ten years after her tragic passing, the team of Jason Hare, Jeff Giles and Mike Joseph revisits the supernova that was Whitney Houston. We explore her fortuitous family ties, the meticulous care in which record impresario Clive Davis cultivated her early career, the accusations that her music was not soulful enough, the ubiquity of 1992's soundtrack to The Bodyguard, and much much more!

Quincy Delight Jones is more than the music of our youth. The man they lovingly call "Q" has a toe in just about every musical movement of the last century. In this episode, Jason Hare, Jeff Giles and Mike Joseph focus on '80s Quincy, when he jumped into mogul-dom courtesy of producing the biggest selling studio album of all time (Michael Jackson's "Thriller"), started his own label QWest (featuring his proteges Patti Austin and James Ingram, in addition to actor/singer Jack Wagner and new wave/alternative legends New Order), and brought damn near everyone who was anyone in the mid '80s to record the "We Are the World" single for charity.

The panel also discusses the incredible documentary "Q" (directed by Quincy's uber-talented daughter, Rashida), digs into his work with Donna Summer and George Benson (in addition to the MJ trilogy), pays appreciation to Quincy's many sidemen (including the members of Toto and ace songwriter Rod Temperton) and so much more. Enjoy the episode!

We are back with our first new episode of 2022! Jason, Jeff and Mike continue their deep dive into the history of Billy Joel. Picking up at 1982's The Nylon Curtain, the panel tracks the moment Billy Joel went from rock star to "celebrity", ties it all into the massive success of 1983's An Innocent Man, explores his collaborations with Ray Charles and Cyndi Lauper, and more. The panel also acknowledges Billy's standing as, basically a Vegas act, although he's only playing in New York. Of course, zingers are exchanged, lists are created, and it's a typically fun and informative episode with your favorite three music geeks.