Noel catches up with Maia Sharp. The singer-songwriter has written songs for and collaborated with several musicians including Cher, Trisha Yearwood, Terri Clark, Bonnie Raitt, Lisa Loeb, Edwin McCain, and Art Garfunkel. Maia's latest album, Reckless Thoughts, is set to be released on August 18th. Maia's dad, the Grammy-winning songwriter Randy Sharp, has worked with Maia in the past. She talks about her experience being jetted off to songwriting workshops in a French castle alongside the likes of Carole King, Jon Bon Jovi, The Bangles, and The Go-Gos. In addition to those workshops, Maia is involved with SongwritingWith:Soldiers.

Maia Sharp

Royston Langdon

Noel catches up with Royston Langdon. The lead singer of Spacehog is set to release, President Alien. It is a reimagined version of the band's debut album, Resident Alien. The album featured the hit song, "In The Meantime." The song is in the spotlight again thanks to Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. Royston discusses the band's followups to Resident Alien,  his solo work as Leeds, David Bowie and formally issues a public apology to Sean Lennon. Find out why.

Royston Langdon of Spacehog

Brad Roberts

Noel catches up with Brad Roberts of the Crash Test Dummies. The band is out with their new single, Sacred Alphabet, their first in over a decade. CTD is best known for their 1993 hit "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm." The song went to number four on the Billboard Hot 100 and number one in eight countries. Brad talks about why it failed in his native Canada. The band was nominated for three Grammys and the song was parodied by Weird Al.

Brad Roberts of Crash Test Dummies

Erich Anderson

Noel catches up with Erich Anderson. The actor is best known in horror circles for portraying Rob in Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter. Erich talks about his infamous line and Crispin Glover. The actor had a memorable guest starring role on Star Trek: The Next Generation. He shares the role he was in the running to get. If you watched dramas in the 80s, 90s and 00s, you have likely seen Erich's work. He released his third novel, Rabbit: A Golf Fable, last year to rave reviews

Erich Anderson (Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter)

Kevork Malikyan

We're celebrating our 300th episode as Noel catches up with Kevork Malikyan. The actor is best known for portraying Kazim, leader of the Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword, in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Kevork discusses his meeting with Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. Find out which character he missed out on in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Kevork showed his comedic side, starring in the British series, Mind Your Language. We chat about Zoom fails, the Kardashians and more.

Kevork Malikyan (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade)

Tim Palmer

Noel catches up with Tim Palmer. He has produced and mixed albums for a huge selection of classic and alternative artists, from Robert Plant, David Bowie and Tears For Fears to Ozzy Osbourne, The Goo Goo Dolls and U2. Tim mixed Ten for Pearl Jam, which is now in the top 50 best-selling albums of all time and the album was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2021. Tim was nominated for a Grammy for his mixing work on U2’s All That You Can’t Leave Behind. The album went on to win a Grammy for ‘Best Rock Album’. Tim also mixed the Grammy winning songs ’Stuck in a Moment’ and ‘Elevation’ from this album.

Tim Palmer (Famed Record Producer and Engineer)

Peter Keleghan

Lloyd Braun

Noel catches up with Peter Keleghan. The actor is best known in the States for portraying the original Lloyd Braun on the "Non-Fat Yogurt" episode of Seinfeld. Peter talks about why he didn't return to the role and his experiences on set. He also had guest-starring roles on Cheers and Murphy Brown. Peter returned to his native Canada and is one of the country's best-known actors with roles in The Newsroom, 18 to Life and Murdoch Mysteries.

Peter Keleghan (The original Lloyd Braun on Seinfeld)

Jenette Goldstein

We're celebrating our sixth anniversary!! Noel catches up with Jenette Goldstein. The explosive actress played Private Vasquez in Aliens. Jenette also had memorable roles in other James Cameron movies including Terminator 2 and Titanic. Jenette talks about fooling around on the set of Star Trek: Generations and how she got in shape for the role of Vasquez in Aliens. Jenette founded Jenette Bras, which now has multiple stores in Atlanta and Los Angeles.

Jenette Goldstein (Aliens, Terminator 2)

Debora Iyall

Noel catches up with Debora Iyall, who was the lead singer of Romeo Void. The band released three studio albums, featuring the songs "Never Say Never" and "A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing)." The band is out with a new live album, Live From Mabuhay Gardens: November 14, 1980. Following the breakup of the band and the release of her solo album, Debora became an art teacher. She recently formed The Raton 3 with her husband.

Debora Iyall (Romeo Void)

Pat Mastelotto

Noel catches up with Pat Mastelotto. The drummer has been a member of Mr. Mister, King Crimson, Stick Men, and O.R.k., as well as working as a session drummer with XTC, The Pointer Sisters and The Rembrandts, among others. Pat was with Mr Mister in its entirety. He discusses how he got involved with the band, the religious overtones of some their hits and the reasons why their long-awaited fourth album, Pull, was shelved for decades.

Pat Mastelotto (Mr. Mister, King Crimson)

A look back at pop culture from the 70's, 80's, and 90's

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Great guests!

Reliving My Youth

Matthew Godfrey

I catch up with Matthew Godfrey (You Can’t Do That on Television), who played the “know it all” kid during his time on the show. He tells me the sitcom star is character was modeled, the audition process for the show, and his favorites sketches. Matthew worked with Alanis Morissette and shares a couple of stories. He tells me what went into the slime and water scenes. Matthew is a son of Canadian diplomats and shares his real-life connection to the movie Argo.

Reliving My Youth - Matthew Godfrey from You Can’t Do That On Television

Michael Damian

I catch up with Michael Damian, the director/writer's latest movie, High Strung Free Dance comes out this Friday. Michael talks about working with his wife, Janeen. We discuss how he got interested in directing and if he ever wanted to direct soaps. Michael's legendary cover of David Essex's Rock on topped the charts in 1989. Michael played Danny Ramalotti on The Young and the Restless for nearly 20 years. He reveals the sports icon who once asked him for an autograph.

I catch up with LeRoy Wolfgramm of The Jets, who were one of the biggest bands in the late 80’s. The band was made up of the eight oldest Wolfgramm children. The Jets were constants on the charts with hits like “Crush on You”, “You Got It All”, and “Make It Real”. LeRoy talks about how the band learned to play their instruments and who decided which member would sing a particular song.

Reliving My Youth - LeRoy Wolfgramm of The Jets

Kevin Godley

Noel catches up with singer, songwriter, musician and music video director Kevin Godley. Kevin began his career as the drummer for 10cc. In 1976, Kevin and Lol Creme left the band to form Godley and Creme. The duo released seven studio albums. Their legacy, however, might be directing music videos, from the like of Duran Duran, The Police and Wang Chung to their own ground-breaking video, Cry. When the duo split, Kevin continue to direct music videos by Bryan Adams, U2 and Paul McCartney

Kevin Godley (10cc, Godley And Creme)

Alan Frew

I catch up with the lead singer of Glass Tiger, Alan Frew, who tells me how the band got it's name, how they got Rod Stewart to perform on one of their songs, and how he came up with the idea of his solo project, 80290Rewind

Reliving My Youth - Alan Frew from Glass Tiger

Noel catches up with James C. Victor. The talented actor is best known for his roles on Beverly Hills 90210 and 24. James talks about bombing his first 90210 audition. James portrayed CTU Agent Hal Turner and is in an exclusive class, he survived being out in the field with Jack Bauer. He also talks about which former chid star ended up taking more of James's role on 24 and why he never was on Law and Order. James appeared in the Best Picture, 12 Years a Slave and talks about his experience making it.

James C. Victor (Beverly Hills 90210, 24)

Leslie Easterbrook

I catch up with Leslie Easterbrook, who played Callahan in the Police Academy movies. She tells me about her experience making the original, why she wasn’t in the second one and if she has an update regarding the proposed remake. Leslie played Rhonda Lee on Laverne and Shirley. She talks about working with Penny Marshall. Leslie sang the National Anthem at Super Bowl XVII. She has a great story about it.

Reliving My Youth - Leslie Easterbrook (Police Academy, Laverne and Shirley)

Robin Wilson

I catch up with Robin Wilson, lead singer of Gin Blossoms, whose latest album Mixed Reality comes out Friday.  Robin talks about the lasting effect of their hit album, New Miserable Experience, that album featured the hits “Hey Jealously” and “Found Out About You”.

Reliving My Youth - Robin Wilson of Gin Blossoms

Michael Biehn

Listen to this podcast if you want to live! In celebration of Reliving My Youth's second anniversary, I catch up with iconic actor Michael Biehn, who had legendary roles in so many movies. We discuss the 35th anniversary of The Terminator and working with James Cameron. We joke about how he dies in almost all of his movies and which one of his roles is his favorite. Michael recently reprised his role as Corporal Hicks from Aliens for audio version of William Gibson's Alien 3 script. He shares some amazing stories of his friend, Bill Paxton, who he worked with in a bunch of movies. Michael also dispels rumors about working with Val Kilmer.

Michael Biehn (The Terminator, Aliens)

Margo Timmins

I catch up with Margo Timmins, lead singer of Cowboy Junkies, who are set to release their latest album, All That Reckoning, this Friday. Margo talks about why they recorded two versions of the title track. It’s the 30th anniversary of their iconic album, The Trinity Sessions. Margo reminisces about recording it and shares a great story about Lou Reed.

Reliving My Youth - Margo Timmins of Cowboy Junkies

Dave Wakeling

I catch up with Dave Wakeling of The English Beat. They were one of the most influential bands of the early 80’s. The band’s hits include “Save it for Later”, “I Confess” and “Mirror in the Bathroom”. Their music fused punk rock, soul, reggae and ska. The Beat broke up after releasing their third album. Dave and Ranking Roger formed General Public. Dave reformed The English Beat and has toured extensively. The English Beat are releasing their first album in 30 years.

Reliving My Youth - Dave Wakeling of The English Beat

We are back with part two of the top 80's movie soundtrack songs. This time, we are featuring the most underrated/under appreciated songs. The Hustle's Jon Lamoreaux joins me once again.

Top 80s Movie Soundtrack Songs Part Two

I catch up with Nick Van Eede, lead singer of Cutting Crew, who had some of the biggest hits of the 80’s in (I Just) Died in Your Arms and I’ve Been in Love Before. Nick talks about the success of their first album, Broadcast and why their follow-up, The Scattering, which is another great album, failed to have the success that their first album had. The band released their latest album, Add to Favourites, a couple of years ago. Nick talks about what band he auditioned to become the lead singer for and the Cher song he helped write.

Reliving My Youth - Nick Van Eede of Cutting Crew

Kristin Hersh

Noel catches up with Kristin Hersh of Throwing Muses and 50-foot Wave. Throwing Muses is releasing their latest album, Sun Racket, in May. The first single, Dark Blue, is out now.  They are best known for their songs "Counting Backwards" and "Bright Yellow Gun" to name a couple. Kristin is also an accomplished solo artist. Her song, "Your Ghost", features REM's Michael Stipe.

Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses)

Jim Vallance

Bryan Adams

I catch up with legendary songwriter Jim Vallance, who co-wrote some of Bryan Adams biggest hits, "Summer of '69", "Heaven" and "Cuts Like a Knife". Jim shares stories behind some of Bryan's biggest songs, how he met Bryan and how he got into the business. Jim also collaborated with Aerosmith, Heart, and Glass Tiger on some of their biggest hits.www.jimvallance.com

I catch up with legendary songwriter Jim Vallance, who co-wrote some of Bryan Adams biggest hits, "Summer of '69", "Heaven" and "Cuts Like a Knife". Jim shares stories behind some of Bryan's biggest songs, how he met Bryan and how he got into the business. Jim also collaborated with Aerosmith, Heart, and Glass Tiger on some of their biggest hits.<br><br><a href="http://www.jimvallance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jimvallance.com</a>

Jim Vallance (Legendary Songwriter And Longtime Bryan Adams collaborator)

Jean Louisa Kelly

I catch up with Jean Louisa Kelly (Uncle Buck, Mr Holland’s Opus), who tells me how she got started in the business and why it was like working with John Candy on Uncle Buck. Jean tells me why she left acting for a bit and went to college. She talks about how special her role in Mr. Holland’s Opus really was. Jean has released a few albums, including her latest, For My Folks, she tells me why this one is so special to her.

Reliving My Youth - Jean Louisa Kelly

I catch up with singer/songwriter Joe “Bean” Esposito, who has had a very memorable career. He wrote Donna Summer’s “Bad Girls” and sang “Heaven Knows” with her as a member of the Brooklyn Dreams. Joe is best know for his cult hit “You’re the Best” from the Karate Kid. He also co-wrote “Hearts on Fire” from Rocky IV.

Reliving My Youth - Joe “Bean” Esposito (You’re the Best from The Karate Kid)

Anson Williams

I catch up with Anson Williams who played Potsie on Happy Days. Anson talks about landing the role and how he almost missed the chance to play Potsie. Various Happy Days topics come up, including Chuck, the "Jump The Shark" episode, and Robin Williams. We discuss Battle of the Network Stars and his career following Happy Days.

Reliving My Youth - Anson Williams (Happy Days)

We are celebrating the 35th anniversary of one of the biggest albums of the 80's, Songs From The Big Chair by Tears For Fears. Hope Silverman from the music blog, Picking Up Rocks, joins me to discuss the duo's career and shares her thoughts on the TFF album she thinks is the best.

Reliving Tears For Fears

David Schelzel

I catch up with David Schelzel, lead singer of probably the most-underrated band of the 80's and 90's, The Ocean Blue. The band's latest album, Kings and Queens/Knaves and Thieves, comes out on June 21. The Ocean Blue were signed to their first record deal when they were still in high school in Hershey, PA. The band's appeal went nationwide thanks to MTV's 120 minutes, featuring "Drifting, Falling" and "Between Something and Nothing."

David Schelzel Of The Ocean Blue

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