Tune in as Poorman interviews Gino Vannelli, Canadian rock singer and songwriter whose hit songs in the 1970s and 1980s include "People Gotta Move" (1974), "I Just Wanna Stop" (1978), "Living Inside Myself" (1981) and "Wild Horses" (1987). Gino continues to perform throughout North America and Europe.

It's of me interviewing Flea and Anthony 37 years ago, and it was for my TV show called Adventures with the Poorman, the first TV show I ever did, television at its poorest. We had a feature called Backstage with the Poorman. We would interview, you know, bands. This is when I was working at KROQ. So this interview, it's a two-part interview. Yes, it's Flea and Anthony of the Chili Peppers, but Flea and Anthony 37 years ago when they were young guys and I guess so was I. And here is part one of this interview and I'll give you part two right after part one. —Poorman

Tune in as Poorman interviews legendary singer/guitarist Dave Wakeling of The English Beat and General Public. The English singer, songwriter and musician is best known for his work with the band The Beat and General Public. After he split with Ranking Roger, he formed The English Beat, and continued touring.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Jake Janz, brother-in-law of lifeguard Ben Carlson, who died in the line of duty on July 6, 2014. Jake shares his story and talks about being one of the co-founders of the Ben Carlson Foundation and his participation in the Ben Did Go yearly 32-mile paddle from Catalina Island to the Newport Beach Pier coming up on Saturday, Sept 13th from 12pm-4pm.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Newport Beach Mayor, Joe Stapleton and they chat about his involvement with The Ben Carlson Foundation and his participation in the Ben Did Go yearly 32-mile paddle from Catalina Island to the Newport Beach Pier on Saturday, Sept 13th. Joe will also chat about the community of Newport Beach and supporting local causes.

Tune in as Poorman interviews his longtime friend, Pete Nordstrom, President of Nordstrom, Inc.

Tune in as Poorman interviews singer, songwriter, and former molecular biologist, Milo Aukerman. He is most widely know as lead vocalist of the Descendents, an American punk rock band formed in Manhattan Beach, CA in 1977.

Tune in as Poorman interviews his father, The PoorDad, Norman “NB” Trenton, on his 102nd Birthday.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Robert Wyland, American artist and conservationist who is best known for his outdoor murals depicting life-size whales and other sea life to call attention to the plight of whales throughout the world. Wyland's largest ocean mural sets an international record of over three acres in area, on the exterior of the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Farshad Dehbozorgi,Esq., Persian American lawyer, DJ, and artist. The son of Iranian immigrants, he grew up in the Inland Empire, California, working at his father’s car wash and has risen to social media fame and a star-studded client list.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Rodney Allen Rippy, American former child actor, television personality, marketing director, producer, and politician. He got his start at only three and a half years old, starring in a Jack In The Box commercial that became wildly successful for the company.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Angelo Moore aka Dr. MaddVibe, best known as frontman and saxophonist for Los Angeles ska and funk metal band Fishbone. Angelo also performs as Dr Maddvibe, tours with his group Angelo Moore and the Brand New Step, and is an author and artist.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Chris Ashford - What Records (First DIY single by The Germs), as he talks about his history in the Los Angeles punk and surf revival scenes, and discusses his new documentary “Made In Surf City” which will debut at Tiki Oasis 25th Anniversary on Sunday August 10, 2-3:30 PM.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Deven Berryhill, frontman and guitarist of The Tourmaliners, surf guitar band from San Diego, CA. Deven is the son of Bob Berryhill, the co-author of the song “Wipe Out” and founding member/guitarist of the famed 60’s surf rock group The Surfaris.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Josh Agle, American artist better known by the nickname Shag. He is a painter, designer, and illustrator.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Corey Feldman, actor, producer, director, and musician.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Matt Mauser, songwriter, solo artist, pop/rock bandleader, entertainer, and Sinatra-style crooner. He headlines the Sinatra tribute ensemble, Matt Mauser Big Band and is the frontman of high energy rock/dance/party band, Tijuana Dogs. Matt is the author of Bittersweet Treasures: A Father’s Journey Through Loss & Healing, a memoir in honor of his wife Christina, who lost her life alongside Kobe Bryant and seven others in the tragic 2020 Calabasas helicopter crash.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Martin Harris, Polish-American actor, writer, and producer. He plays the role of Boravian General in director James Gunn's Superman. He is also an art collector, artist, and one time frontman of a rock band.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Jimmy Dale, of surf band, Jimmy Dale Trio. He is the son of Dick Dale, American rock guitarist and pioneer of surf music who is known as the “King of Surf Guitar”. Jimmy is also singer, songwriter, and guitarist of bands The Bad Luckman and Kill Jill.

Tune in as Poorman interviews Alyssa Paine, Founder and Creative Director of Newport Charcuterie, a premier charcuterie service specializing in gourmet charcuterie boards & luxury grazing tables.