Rock Solid

Gary is the game master, Christy Stratton and Pat are the contestants! 2 nerds enter, 1 nerd leaves. Please feel free to play along at home.

TV writer Christy Stratton (King Of The Hill, Awkward) joins Pat and Gary to discuss her life and some of her favorite artists and songs.

The hip bone's connected to the ear bone as Pat and Gary examine songs about body parts.

Pat and Gary finally get off their lazy S's and tackle the most difficult letter in the musical alphabet.

Pat and Gary explore the myriad ways artists can fill up a 4 minute and 12 second musical canvass.

Everybody has fun in the studio as Jack Hues and Nick Feldman sit in to discuss the '80s and beyond.

There's no "I" in team but there is one "I" in every song played on this week's show. Karrie Kirchgessner joins the fun for the most self-centered episode ever.

Singer/songwriter/English gentleman John Waite drops by to discuss his 40 year music career.

Matty B. & The Old Boys play some of their favorite 'ampersand' bands.

Which bright object in the sky has inspired the best songs? You decide in this solar/lunar smackdown!

Letters entertain you with a rock 'n roll spelling bee!

This is the 'N', beautiful friends... Volume N of the Rock Solid-opedia, that is!

Special guest Mike Siegel helps Pat and Gary kick off Year 3 with songs that celebrate... special guests!

Pat and Gary go on a gender-specific joyride as they play songs with "Girl" or "Boy" in the title.

Three really is a magic number as the trio of Gary, Pat and Matt play songs from bands that are tres cool!

Songs about sugary stuff, guaranteed to rock your teeth out.

They are the forgotten ones. The unloved. The orphans. Now Pat and Gary devote a whole episode to these wastrels of the Rock Solid-opedia: Q, X and Y. Won't you please give them an hour of your time?

Rock legend Lita Ford drops by to chat and perform two songs in studio on this very special 100th episode of Rock Solid.

Whether it's in love or on your face, Pat and Gary will teach you the fine art of falling through song.

The charming chanteuse Inara George (The Bird and the Bee, The Living Sisters) talks about her music, meeting John Oates, the dangers of plastic, and Family Ties.