The star of the Mel Brooks classic "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" and the Disney channel mega-hit "Good Luck Charlie" join Rick and Dave. [Ep152]

1970s teen heart-throb Tony DeFranco ("Heartbeat is a Lovebeat") talks to Rick and Dave on the eve of his hit song's 50th anniversary. [Ep151]

The man who warned the Woodstock crowd about the brown acid, the godfather of rock and roll lighting, Chip Monck joins Rick and Dave to talk about Woodstock, Altamount, Jim Morrison, and George Harrison. [Ep150]

Movie critic/author Eric Litt joins Rick & Dave to discuss this year's Oscar nominations and predict the winners. [Ep149]

Nina is starring in a new film ("Cold Meat"), but she has hundreds of credits to her name. The Danish born star is also a singer/songwriter and a model. Rick and Dave discuss it all with her. [Ep148]

The most famous local Chicago TV personality, retiring Channel 9 meteorologist Tom Skilling, talks about his storied career and his favorite subject, the weather. [Ep147]

Ken Bone became famous during the 2016 election for asking a question at a town hall debate. Rick and Dave catch up with the red-sweater wearing Ken Bone. [Ep146]

Max Joseph is one of the creators of MTV's "Catfish", the director of the HBO doc "15 Minutes of Shame" (with Monica Lewinsky), and the feature film "We Are Your Friends" (starring Zach Effron). [Ep145]

Meg wrote the heartwarming book "While You Are Out: An Intimate Family Portrait of Mental Illness in an Era of Silence."  The book and the author (and in this interview, Rick and Dave) handle the subject with humor and grace. [Ep144]

The host of Brave Wilderness has more than 20 million subscribers on YouTube and shares his adventures with like-minded outdoorsmen Rick and Dave. [Ep143]

A college buddy of Chris Farley, who became an infamous SNL character. The real Matt Foley is a Catholic priest. Rick and Dave chat with him about his famous pal and the notoriety that came with it. [Ep142]

Most people know about Jobs and Wozniak, but Ronald Wayne was there at the beginning of Apple, too. He talks about that and his new book with Rick and Dave. [Ep141]

Scott May has a long history in comedy (The Funny Firm, Caroline's Comedy Hour), radio and television (Kevin Matthews show, Mort Downey Jr.), and is the organist for the Ides of March, but he also has a new solo album. Rick and Dave discuss it all with Scott. [Ep140]

The Sultan of Slowjamistan is the head of a self-described country in Southern California. He's also a nationally syndicated disc jockey. Rick and Dave get to the bottom of this story. [Ep139]

He's been praised as a great guitarist by the likes of Jeff Beck, Johnny Winter, and ZZ Top, and he has a new album out now called "Trouble is Good": Lance Lopez. [Ep138]

Jim's health scare, their upcoming shows, and a few crazy shows from their old touring days. Rick and Dave talk to Jim Peterik and Larry Millas from the Ides of March. [Ep137]

Ross has developed a brand all his own, described as "Comedy For The Rest Of Us" which resonates with everyday working-class Americans who prefer clean humor.  [Ep136]

David Letterman, Frank Sinatra, Tim Reid, John Records Landecker, and Harry Lee "Peanuts" Lowrey are some of the people who Tom Dreesen tells stories about to Rick and Dave. [Ep135]

Bobby Holland Hanton has been Chris Hemsworth’s stunt double for over a decade. Bobby has performed in such blockbuster action films as “Avengers: Endgame” and "Avengers Infinity War part 1 and part 2", "Thor Ragnarok," “Thor: Love and Thunder,” "Mission Impossible 6," "Wonder Woman," "Solo: A Star Wars Story," "Stars Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens," "Skyfall," "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Spectre," "Thor," hit tv show "Game of Thrones," "Batman: The Dark Knight Rises," "Quantum of Solace," "Harry Potter," "Pirates of the Caribbean," "Captain America" and the Oscar-winning "Inception," to name but a few. [Ep134]

She played Erica Goldberg on "The Goldbergs" for ten seasons, but Hayley Orrantia is also a singer/songwriter. Rick and Dave discuss both topics with her. [Ep133]