Anderson discusses her musical career as a singer and her work as co-founder of the Las Vegas, Nevada Society of Singers, her childhood, touring, and the professional treatment of singers.

Barnett discusses his musical career as a percussionist, his parents support for his career, pressures on the children of well-known artists, experiences in Las Vegas, and interactions with other artists.

Bonner speaks about his dislike of routine, his perception of the characters he creates and plays, drugs in Hollywood, his glaucoma diagnosis, success in the field, and how acting has helped him over the years.

Bono, a pianist, talks about growing up, his twin brother, his sister, a well-known singer in St. Louis. Missouri, and starting as a professional musician in his teens.

Brighton and Landes discuss their Beatles impersonation show at the Flamingo Hotel, lawsuits that impacted the Beatles, other impersonators, song writing, rap music, and their early life as musicians.

Britton elaborates in detail what it is like being a burlesque performer. She talks about her experiences of working with different artists on stage and how these experiences allowed her to immerse herself more in burlesque performances.

Bushkin recounts working in clubs on 52nd Street, New York City, prejudice in the music industry, Joe Marsala's early integration of his band, experiences with other artists, and anecdotes about life on the road.