Howard talks about his childhood, believing he wanted to be a doctor, being inspired by jazz musicians to learn music, and pursuing a professional musical career.

Lano talks about how musical styles are reimagined and reused, overdubbing recordings, and writing arrangements for guitar interpretations of classical orchestral music. He also plays guitar.

Barbutti and Mancuso about their music careers, the process of music, where it is going and where it has been, composing, rock-and-roll, the process of composition, and the lack of new talent. They also play several songs as examples.

Manne, a jazz drummer, talks about his experiences on 52nd Street in New York City, recalling the pleasure of working with so many musicians.

McArdle answers calls from fans that call into the show. McArdle describes experiencing paranormal activity in London. She also provides detail about how she came to start working with Liberace.

McCoo and Davis talk about how they met, how their relationship developed, working together, and working with a group. They also answer callers' questions.

O'Brian, who was the ghostwriter for singer Mary Wilson's 1990 autobiography, "Dreamgirl: My Life as a Supreme", talks at length about the book, Mary Wilson, Diana Ross, and the Supremes.