Alan Parsons is an audio engineer, songwriter, musician and record producer who is most famous for his work with the Beatles and Pink Floyd. Alan will be performing at the River City Casino on Friday at 8pm. He joined John Carney to talk about his upcoming performance and his career.
Michael Beugg is the Executive Producer of La La Land. Michael is also a St. Louis native and joined John Carney to talk about the Oscar’s screw-up, the movie and how he made it from St. Louis to Hollywood.
John Matyiko, from Expert House Movers, joined John Carney to talk about how they move houses like the 3-story brick house that they moved here in St. Louis.
Noah Isenberg, film expert and author of “We’ll Always Have Casablanca,” joined John Carney to talk about the movie on its 75th Anniversary.
David Koechner joined John Carney to talk about his new show “Superior Doughnuts.” The show airs on CBS Mondays at 8pm.
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With the Oscars being this Sunday, John Carney reached into the vault and found a past interview with Bruce Vilanch talking about writing for an Award Show. Since 2000, Bruce Vilanch has been the head writer for the Oscars.
Bob Berman, known as “Skyman Bob”, joined John Carney to talk about the new planets discovered at Trappist 1 and whether there is a chance of life there.
Scott Dikkers is founding editor of The Onion and recently published a book titled “Trump’s America: The Complete Loser’s Guide.” Scott joined John Carney to talk about his book.
The Former Me won a constant to open up for Bon Jovi while he was in St. Louis. Ryan Coyle and Matt Grimsley, from The Former Me, joined John Carney to talk about that experience.