interview

On "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Show" today, we talked with actress and producer Michelle Monaghan. Michelle is promoting her upcoming film "Fort Bliss," the story of a U.S. Army medic and single mother struggling to rebuild her relationship with her son after returning home from Afghanistan.

Normally, I interview bands that are of the Metal genre. Music that will make your ears and eyes bleed of awesome. I decided to step out of my 'comfort zone' and interviewed a musician that is not metal and more rock. I chatted with Pat Carney of The Black Keys!

Sleepwave is currently on tour with Nothing More here in the US, and hit The Stache on Thursday night, August 7th, in Grand Rapids.  It was a fantastic show, and if you missed it, you missed a great concert! Before the show, Spencer and Steven, the masterminds behind Sleepwave stopped by the WGRD studios to talk about the beginnings of the band, the recording of the new album, Broken Compass, whic

Monday on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we checked out the video that's gone viral of a kid named Noah Ritter, from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who was interviewed at the Wayne County Fair. Noah stole the show (and the microphone) and dropped the word "apparently" a bunch of times. The Internet loves Noah and the hashtag #ApparentlyKid is blowing up.

"Apparently," little Noah Ritter from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., has apparently never been on live TV, apparently.

It's always funny to see people go a little outside of their comfort zone. Vin Diesel is an actor who is not known for his singing abilities. But in a recent interview with a United Kingdom radio station, he did just that: sing.

Back in the day before the Internet, people on TV probably screwed up just as much as they do today, but the only way you would see them is if you were watching live or you just happened to have the VCR rolling. But now, with all of the crazy technology that surrounds us, like cell phone cameras and DVRs, it takes just minutes for the world to see a screw up by someone on television.

The Philadelphia Phillies' Cliff Lee had a bit of a rough pitching outing the other night against the San Francisco Giants.

When I was a kid, I had a tendency to listen to the 'pop' edge of music. I loved the 'Now' series and I still have 'Now 1.' One day though, my brother and his friends were listening to these new bands, one of them was Korn and the other, Rob Zombie. Little did I know, a little over 10 years later, I would be chatting with the man himself!

Typically, when people are interviewed for the news, they're asked to say their name and spell it out. That way, when the news airs, they can flash your name up on the screen to identify you.

On Friday, April 4th, the Wayland guys came by the GRD studios to hang out, talk about their world, and get everyone stoked for the show at The Intersection on April 5th. We covered a lot of ground here.  Everything from Wayland Warriors taking the band into their homes, edge-of-their-seat drives over narrow mountain passes, how they divide up their business, and more...

I got the privilege of talking with Sam, the drummer for Chevelle a couple of weeks ago, and we talked about the new album "La Gargola" that was released on April 1st, and their upcoming tour. Early in the interview we learned what Pete means when he said he "got Sam and electric drum kit".