Zeb Norris, "Hippie, Rocker, Seeker" and Program Director at WCVT/Burlington enters the What Difference Does It Make podcast virtual studios

Tami Heide steps into the What Difference Does It Make studio to discuss her career trajectory from WBCN in Boston to KROQ in Los Angeles.

Brad Savage, Program Director at The Summit in Akron, Ohio. reviews songs #90 - #81 on the 1985 year-end chart from KROQ in Los Angeles.

Larry "The Duck" Dunn talks about 80s music as the Music Director for WLIR in New York and songs #100 to #91 on the KROQ 1985 year end list.

We look back at the highlights from 2021, as we talk with some of our favorite music artists and other creators. New episodes every Friday!

Friend of the show, David Wild, returns, and he wanted to bring along his bestie, Phil Rosenthal. Phil is the creator of Everybody Loves...

We chat with drummer Gina Schock of The Go-Gos and her start as a musician all the way up to her induction into the Rock Hall Class of 2021.

Joe Kwaczala and Kristen Studard, hosts of the Who Cares About The Rock Hall? podcast on the What Difference Does It Make? podcast.

David Wild knows everyone in Hollywood. We hear stories about The Grammys and Emmys. It's all on the What Difference Does It Make Podcast.

Alec Wightman chronicles his personal journey of fandom into a memoir entitled Music In My Life: Notes From a Longtime Fan for our podcast.

Jay Jay French of Twisted Sister has written a book, Twisted Business. Both Jay Jay and business partner, Steve Farber join our podcast.

Author Paul Rees talks about his biography, Mellencamp. We get to really understand what continues to drive this Rock Hall artist.

Fee Waybill, lead singer on The Tubes takes us on his adventurous musical journey. It's all on the What Difference Does It Make podcast.

We let Bob Bland of the Bend & Scoop podcast inquire into the What Difference Does It Make podcast record collection.

Podcast talk looking into Lawrence Gowan's entire career, up to and including his latest album with Styx, Crash Of The Crown.

Podcast talk with Kurt Larson of Information Society promoting their new album, "ODDfellows"

Artist manager and music executive Miles Copeland helped usher in an 80s music renaissance. His book is Two Steps Forward, One Step Back.

80s music podcast episode comparing the top 5 pop songs from 1984 with the songs from 2017. Special guest is Emma Sloan (class of '17),

Podcast talk with Gary Kemp, musical architect for 80s band, Spandau Ballet. His new album is INSOLO.

Mary Gauthier, author of Saved By A Song: The Art and Healing Power of Songwriting