In this episode we dive into Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape from Now, the intimate and moving documentary that chronicles Ozzy’s final years, filmed over three years, capturing his bold return to the UK, his battle with health, and his lasting legacy.

In this episode, we dive into Jeff Buckley: It’s Never Over the new documentary exploring the life, legacy, and enduring mystery of one of music’s most haunting voices. From Grace to the stories left unfinished, we unpack how the film captures Buckley’s artistry, his restless spirit, and the myth that’s grown since his passing. Expect reflections on the music, the man, and what “it’s never over” really means when an artist’s influence refuses to fade.

In this episode, we dive into Have You Got It Yet?, the moving documentary that unpacks the life, art, and legacy of Syd Barrett. We explore how the film captures Barrett’s genius and decline, what it reveals about the early days of Pink Floyd, and why his story still resonates decades later.

In this episode, we’re talking Revival69: The Concert That Rocked the World — the film that unpacks how a scrappy one-day festival turned into a legendary lineup featuring The Doors, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, and a last-minute appearance by John Lennon with the Plastic Ono Band.

We break down the doc, the chaos behind the scenes, and how this one-night-only gig changed rock history.

Underdogs, icons, and a crowd that had no idea what they were about to witness.

We explore One to One: John & Yoko, the intimate documentary capturing John Lennon and Yoko Ono in a pivotal moment of activism, artistry, and personal transformation. From the 1972 Madison Square Garden concerts to behind-the-scenes moments of political passion and creative vision, we trace how the couple reshaped public perception—and each other.

We’re diving into The Stones & Brian Jones — a documentary that pulls back the curtain on the early chaos, genius, and tragedy at the heart of The Rolling Stones. We talk about Brian’s outsized influence, the cracks that formed inside the band, and how the myth of the Stones was built on both brilliance and betrayal. Was Brian the true architect of the band’s sound? And what really led to his fall? We break it all down.

An affectionate celebration of Sly & the Family Stone that's all the more powerful for recognizing its subject's flaws, SLY LIVES! is a sterling sophomore documentary feature from Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson.