Podcast Categories: Music Interviews

Ya might know Riki Rachtman. He created one of the most notorious rock n roll clubs in the 80’s Cathouse. He has interviewed the biggest names in Heavy Metal on MTV’s Headbangers Ball which he hosted for 5 years. Last year Riki embarked on a tour called “One Foot In The Gutter” which featured 2 1/2 hours of stories of Riki’s life. The Triple R has a few of those stories but features topics & big name guests, plus unreleased archives from some of Riki’s memorable shows. The show is honest to its core which might not sit right with everyone. Hey Oprah it isn’t

Music Saved Me is the podcast where inspiring music icons, emerging artists and healing voices share the moments music changed their lives. Hosted by Lynn Hoffman, the Music Saved Me podcast brings you personal stories of musicians who were transformed by the power of music.

Every episode traces an artist’s journey: a band’s journey through breakup and reinvention, an indie music story of hard-won discovery, a viral music success that changed everything, or the song that got someone through their lowest point. Along the way, Lynn explores healing through music, and the surprising ways music and emotional healing connect, including music’s growing role in mental health.

Lynn brings warmth and curiosity to every conversation, spotlighting musicians who give back, nonprofits like Musicians On Call doing meaningful work, and the inspiring music icons who remind us why music matters.

Guests include Trey Lewis, Brad Wolfe, Jon Lampley, John Beltzer, Riley Smithson and Antoinette Costa.

Music Saved Me is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.

Also from BKMP on iHeart Podcasts:

🎸 Takin’ A Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight

😂 Comedy Saved Me, hosted by Lynn Hoffman

🎵 Takin’ A Walk Nashville, hosted by Sarah Harralson

Jersey Made Hosted by Buzz Knight

What song saved you? Tell us in the comments, and if an episode moved you, please leave a review.

The Jam is a podcast hosted by music industry leader Jonathan Shank, exploring the evolution of music through personal conversations and journeys with artists, industry icons, legendary bands, and tastemakers. Produced by Osiris Media.

“Four Strings and the Truth: The Bassists Who Changed Music” features intimate conversations with players who have changed the course of the music that came after them, and continue to do so. We’ll uncover their four-string mindset – their influences, approach, artistic practice, and how they go about practicing, playing, composing songs, being in a band and living their lives.

Host Sandy Smallens, an indie- and major label-recording artist and bassist of 40-plus years, shines a light on the sometimes unsung (or at least under-sung) heroes who continue to redefine the bass’s role in contemporary music, channeling his experience as a music writer and founder of Spotify’s original content department.

Check out the official pod playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2NJT1Dpc6eGi09uJOuQWKs?si=4d76eeff2b5c4615.

Theme music: “TRIBES” by Surface Wound. To purchase that track, check out: https://surfacewound.bandcamp.com.

Yell at me here: fourstringspod@gmail.com

“Four Strings and the Truth” is an Audiation Original production.

Mow b’jow, people! SpinDoctorsArchive.com is your resource for all things Spin Doctors – set lists, discography, song and band information, news etc. This podcast features a series of interviews with Spin Doctors’ Aaron Comess about the band’s discography: starting from their early 80s demo cassettes and leading up to their to their upcoming 7th studio album. A cool way to explore or rediscover the band’s music in the order it was released – enjoy!

Max, Shannon and Porkchop talk to the biggest stars in country music, and share some of their favorite moments from the show and behind the scenes.

San Francisco-based graffiti artist and rapper Dregs One explores the Bay Area’s rich culture in rap music, graffiti art, and other important areas of local history. Dregs’ vast knowledge of Bay Area culture is supplemented by guests who tell their own unique stories of participating in these worlds. As a companion to Dregs’ viral 60-second video breakdowns on social media, this podcast will further enlighten listeners on important pieces of history that helped make the Bay Area such a renowned hub for creativity and innovation.

Creative CTRL is a podcast by rapper nobigdyl. discussing the intersection of faith and creativity.

The Aaron and Austin Show is a weekly live podcast spotlighting the people, ideas, and stories shaping the Midwest. Musicians, entrepreneurs, community leaders, creatives, and cultural influencers, Aaron and Austin bring listeners unscripted conversations and an unreasonable amount of chaos to each conversation. Tune in weekly for live interviews with the anyone and everyone trying to make moves.