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.

Callas discusses his career as a comedian, how he discovered he was funny, other comedians, drugs in the media, politics, and religion. He also answers questions from callers. Also includes a recorded performance.

Channing discusses a variety of topics, including her early life, her career, politics, and the state of the music industry. Rich Little briefly joins the interview to discuss their Las Vegas show.

Charles talks about his early life and career, his views on the music industry, and his interactions with other entertainers. He also takes questions from the audience and gives advice to young musicians.

Christie talks about his youth, how he found his passion for music, his musical training, and the types of music he enjoyed growing up that influenced his own music.