Special Episode: Bob Weir

Special Episode: Bob Weir

Bobby Weir passed away in January at age 78, leaving behind a 60-year musical legacy. In this episode Mac & Mike tackle his complex history as the ultimate counterculture wingman. From backing up Jerry, dropping out with Ken Kesey, to jumping on the bus with roommate Neal Cassidy, Bobby was always near the center of the action. But was it actually Bob who was the main attraction? Was he the irreplaceable one in the end? Is his departure the end of the long strange trip? Mac & Mike discuss this as well as a recent John Mayer concert as they and many more hope the music never stops.

Episode 51: The Beatles (Part 2) - The Solo Years

“if you want to be with the 1.3 billion dollar man, you gotta put up with the ghost of Linda.” The Beatles are arguably the greatest band of all-time. But in 1970 the band broke up, and life went on. On the latest episode of The Mac & Mike Show, the boys discuss the second acts of John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Special guest Patrick Menning returns to the podcast , and brings his guitar to the festivities.

Episode 50: The Beatles (Part 1)

After all this time, what more could possibly be said about John, Paul, George and Ringo? About an hour’s worth. Special guest Patrick Menning joins Mac & Mike for this historic 50th episode. Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!

Episode 49: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Amazingly, it has been 45 years since the Red Hot Chili Peppers formed. In this latest edition of The Mac & Mike Show, the boys look back at the ups and downs of this influential band. Topics include the wild life of frontman Anthony Kiedis, some memorable film roles, and that Rolling Stone cover. Plus, Mac reminisces about a Lollapalooza show from the early ‘90s. As always, thanks for listening.

Episode 48: The Smashing Pumpkins

Mac & Mike get free tickets, so they head across the causeway to check out The Smashing Pumpkins. Join the boys as they recount the show, and look back on the career of the alt-rock band. Devon Childress joins to bring a long-time fan’s perspective to the episode.