Rose answers questions about producing, choosing stories, and making them work, as well as more detailed information about the film "Nothing in Common."
Rowland, lead singer of the group "Dave & Sugar", talks about his friendship with Elvis Presley and his dislike of the proliferation of memorabilia about the singer's death.
Russell and Hitchcock discuss their show on the Las Vegas Strip, their beginnings in Australia, ballads, the songwriting process, stage presence, and Jesus Christ Superstar.
In this interview, Tommy Deering speaks about his musical interest early in life, his early professional music career, his parents and siblings, his early comedy career, and sings his song "It's not easy being white".
Delaney talks about how he ended up in Las Vegas after his music career. He also talks about how Las Vegas shaped the music and entertainment scenes, and the roles that jazz and blues had in that. Bill Willard ends the interview with a little bit of his own history as well as supporting comments about jazz music.
Delaney talks about his time working for Decca Records, interviewing musicians, the RCA subsidiary "Label X" and music integration. In this extended impromptu interview, Delaney shares stories from his own life while waiting for Louie Bellson, whose plane was delayed. He is joined briefly by Bill Willard before Bellson arrives.