Whale Cave

On the 26th episode of Whale Cave, J-Logic drops by to talk about the L.A. DJ scene as well as Leonardo DiCaprio's pasta making ability.  Host Matt Price introduces a new segment "L.A. Nights, Hot Nights."

On the 25th episode of Whale Cave, Juan Del Castillo talks about being the lead singer for the world's greatest Journey tribute band - The DSB; Cecily Knobler tries to go bowling with a rock star; and host Matt Price wants to front a They Might Be Giants cover band.  

On the 24th episode of Whale Cave, Cece Pleasants gets cock-blocked from meeting a music legend; Courtney Lilly travels across the world to see Kate Bush; and host Matt Price brings back America's favorite new game show "Wu Tang song or kids song."  

On the 23rd episode of Whale Cave, Erin Gibson ("Throwing Shade") talks line dancing at bachelorette parties and contemplates a National cover band called The International.  Ray & Remora talk about their EP of cover songs from 1994.  And host Matt Price introduces a new segment "Talkin' Girl Talk." 

On the 22nd episode of Whale Cave, April Richardson ("Chelsea Lately," "Go Bayside!") talks about meeting Michael Stipe and getting Morrissey to wear a t-shirt that she made for him.  Host Matt Price brings back popular Season 1 segment "Learnin' About Pop Music While Drivin' My Wife's Car."  

On the 21st episode of Whale Cave, writer Will Stegemann reconsiders his lifelong hatred of Billy Joel by listening to every single Billy Joel song and then blogging about it.  Host Matt Price tries out an exciting new game show using Wu Tang Clan songs.  

On the 20th episode of Whale Cave, actress and comedian Laraine Newman talks about her love of Skrillex and what it's like to meet a Beatle.  She then helps host Matt Price and producer Matt Belknap co-create a book series for a rock icon.  Matt Price also tries to explain why it has taken a year to release a new Whale Cave episode.  

On the 19th episode of Whale Cave, Ed Salazar makes a personal connection with Iggy Pop (but not one with Jello Biafra), Matt Belknap tries to hate New Kids on the Block (but he can't), and host Matt Price can't stop making mix CDs (or putting things in parentheticals).  Featured music:  Iggy Pop.

On the 18th episode of "Whale Cave," Andy Daly and his high school band John, Calvin and the Protestants play a gig that is sure to help his college essay, Maureen Cassidy claims that she coined the phrase "Mickey D's," and host Matt Price has an idea for an aging hipster starter pack.  

On the 17th episode of Whale Cave, Matt Besser returns to the show to give an exclusive, live performance of some of his favorite sad songs; Amanda Egge has Mexican food with an 80s pop star; and host Matt Price competes in a competition that no-one can win.  Featured music:  Breakestra and Brandi Carlisle

On the 16th episode of Whale Cave, John Ross Bowie mixes Iron Maiden and Benihana; Brian Finkelstein becomes an Indigo-head; and host Matt Price celebrates one of his favorite holidays - Record Store Day.  

In this epic 15th episode of "Whale Cave," Andy Kindler reminisces about moving to Los Angeles with dreams of becoming a rock star, air guitar champion Dan Crane talks about the craziness of air guitar competitions and fake French bands, and host Matt Price get some help from producer Matt Belknap in order to bring back his soon-to-be award winning segment "Learning About Pop Music While Driving My Wife's Car."   Featured music:  Fitz & the Tantrums.  

On the 14th episode of Whale Cave, Chip Pope talks about the Amarillo music scene and how his mom hates Prince, Ilyse Mimoun gets over a breakup with help from the Geto Boys, and host Matt Price introduces a new Whale Cave rating system and dreams of respect in Canada. Featured music: Johnny Marr.

On the 13th episode of Whale Cave, Laura Krafft soothes a nervous rock icon, Sean Conroy gets violent at a Billy Joel concert, and host Matt Price needs to get off of Spotify.  Featured music:  the Mowgli's.  

On Episode 12 of "Whale Cave," Cecily Knobler changes her voice to date a musician; Kirk Pynchon is really into Bobby Brown, and host Matt Price apologizes to a Grammy winner.  Featured music:  Vacationer.  

On the 11th episode of Whale Cave (and the first of 2013), Jerry Minor puts down his junior high school homework and checks out a freaky Parliament Funkadelic show, Jason Nash has a side gig running karoake in Queens, and host Matt Price probably shouldn't listen to work out mixes anymore.  Featured music:  Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings. 

On the tenth and final Whale Cave of 2012, Jimmy Pardo talks about his time as a high-powered music exec; Kit Pongetti wants to crash a party with Willie Nelson; and host Matt Price is misled by one of his musical idols.  

On the ninth episode of Whale Cave, Greg Behrendt fronts a surf-ska band, Molly Prather takes a Def Leppard classic literally, and host Matt Price talks John Lennon with his two year old daughter.  Featured music:  A.C. Newman.

On the eighth episode of Whale Cave, Randy and Jason Sklar heckle a legendary guitarist, Lauren Weedman tries to impress Ani DiFranco, and host Matt Price gets inspired by Guns & Roses bass player Duff McKagan.  Featured music:  Rogue Wave.

On the seventh episode of Whale Cave, Paul F. Tompkins has awkward eye contact with Jonathan Richmond; Katie Crown pretends to be a jazz singer at a fundraiser; and host Matt Price is very disturbed by a CD that his daughter got for her birthday.  Featured musician:  Inara George.

On the sixth episode of Whale Cave, Memory Palace producer Nate DiMeo talks about his high school band Time & Space with its classic tunes like "Wide Butt;" Up All Night actress Jean Villepique tells a story about a scandalous European trip with her freshman year madrigal band; and Matt Price admits that he had a crush on a girl who played Frenchie.  Featured music:  March Fourth Marching Band.

On the fifth episode of Whale Cave, Moon Zappa gets a disturbing lesson from a member of the Cult; Bart Coleman sees light come out of his chest at a Phish concert; and host Matt Price gets in an argument with a Ticketmaster employee over Regina Spektor.  Featured musician:  Jim Bianco.

On the fourth episode of Whale Cave, Janet Varney talks about going to concerts with her cool drummer dad; Lew Schneider meets one of his musical idols in an elevator; and host Matt Price pitches a new cop drama based on rental cars.  Featured music:  J.C. Brooks and the Uptown Sound.

On the third episode of Whale Cave, Karen Kilgariff tries to change her Dad with Depeche Mode; Brian Huskey takes us inside the mysterious world of Bicycle Face; and host Matt Price learns what's hot in pop music while returning some spolied meat.  Featured music:  Ali Young.

On the second episode of Whale Cave, Matt Besser talks about using "The Wall" to pick up the ladies in college.  Wayne Federman discusses what it's like to be big in the ukelele circuit.  And host Matt Price confesses that he has never been to Coachella.  Featured music:  Neutral Milk Hotel.

In the first episode of Whale Cave, host Matt Price talks to actor Andy Daly and director Michael Blieden.  Andy tells a story about playing drums in a controversial junior high school talent show, and Mike reflects on his many musical endeavors, including when he wrote a rap for a HBO executive at his company retreat.  Matt also comes clean about his beef with two drunk women he sat behind at a Decemberists' concert. Featured artist: Here We Go Magic.