Our latest podcast episode, aired on Monday, March 10th, 2025, was a special All Beatles edition, focusing on the enduring magic of The Beatles and the upcoming Fest for Beatles Fans in Jersey City.
We celebrated the Beatles' legacy, delved into their solo music, and discussed memorable moments from their tours and their lasting impact on music history.
This episode featured insights into everything from the early days of Beatlemania to their solo years and how their music continues to inspire new generations.
We were delighted to welcome three distinguished guests: James Liverani, Ken Dashow, and Larry Kane.
- James Liverani, a musician and photographer, shared his unique experience of performing with Paul McCartney and discussed his upcoming performance in the Apple Jam Sessions at the festival.
- Ken Dashow, a legendary radio disc jockey from New York City’s WAXQ Q104.3, provided deep insights into Beatles history with his engaging presence.
- Larry Kane, a renowned journalist and author, offered a rare firsthand perspective on Beatlemania and the Beatles’ rise to fame, having traveled with them on their 1964 and 1965 American tours.
Don’t miss this in-depth exploration of The Beatles’ history, unforgettable live performances, and the incredible guests who bring their stories to life.

Show Topic: A Tribute to Paul Simon – His Music & Legacy
The latest episode of my podcast, aired on Thursday, March 13th, 2025, was a special celebration of Paul Simon’s legendary career in promotion of his Spring and Summer 2025 tour, “Paul Simon in Concert: A Quiet Celebration.”
We took a deep dive into Paul Simon’s musical journey, from his early days with Simon & Garfunkel to his groundbreaking solo career, exploring the genres and influences that shaped his sound.
Listeners heard a mix of Simon & Garfunkel’s timeless classics, highlights from Simon’s acclaimed solo albums, and his most influential collaborations and innovations in folk, gospel, reggae, and world music.
What to Expect:
- Simon & Garfunkel Era – We revisited the beautiful harmonies and poetic storytelling of Simon & Garfunkel, with songs like:
- The Sound of Silence
- Mrs. Robinson
- The Boxer
- America
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Solo Career & Musical Exploration – Paul Simon’s solo years saw him embracing diverse musical styles, from gospel and reggae to jazz and soul. We highlighted tracks from his early solo albums:
- Paul Simon (1972) – Featuring Mother and Child Reunion and Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard
- There Goes Rhymin’ Simon (1973) – With Kodachrome and Loves Me Like a Rock
- Still Crazy After All These Years (1975) – Including 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
- The Graceland Phenomenon – Paul Simon’s most commercially successful and influential album, Graceland (1986), blended South African rhythms with Western pop, creating a revolutionary sound that introduced audiences worldwide to Afropop influences. We discussed how this genre-blending masterpiece changed the landscape of world music.
This was an episode listeners won’t want to miss! If you haven't already, be sure to tune in for an in-depth journey through Paul Simon’s extraordinary career.


Our latest podcast episode, aired on Monday, March 10th, 2025, was a special All Beatles edition, focusing on the enduring magic of The Beatles and the upcoming Fest for Beatles Fans in Jersey City.
We celebrated the Beatles' legacy, delved into their solo music, and discussed memorable moments from their tours and their lasting impact on music history.
This episode featured insights into everything from the early days of Beatlemania to their solo years and how their music continues to inspire new generations.
We were delighted to welcome three distinguished guests: James Liverani, Ken Dashow, and Larry Kane.
- James Liverani, a musician and photographer, shared his unique experience of performing with Paul McCartney and discussed his upcoming performance in the Apple Jam Sessions at the festival.
- Ken Dashow, a legendary radio disc jockey from New York City’s WAXQ Q104.3, provided deep insights into Beatles history with his engaging presence.
- Larry Kane, a renowned journalist and author, offered a rare firsthand perspective on Beatlemania and the Beatles’ rise to fame, having traveled with them on their 1964 and 1965 American tours.
Don’t miss this in-depth exploration of The Beatles’ history, unforgettable live performances, and the incredible guests who bring their stories to life.