Naomi Noel recently made headlines in an interview where she said that she made $12,000 a month with her feet pictures.

Of course, there is more to Naomi, and we get into all of it. For more information, you can find all of Naomi's links at All My Links.

Enjoy this special episode from our sister show, "Rock n' Roll Grad School."

Martin Popoff has a new book out. If that hasn't got your putting on your coat and heading out to your nearest bookstore, you clearly don't know Martin's work. But, if you don't, the new book is about Kiss in 1976- an important year in the band's history. "Kiss 76" is available right now from Motor Books.

The book isn't your typical "coffee table" book. It's a feast for your senses. Martin takes readers on a journey through time to track not only the band during the iconic year, but also a whole lot of everything else that made 50 years ago one for the ages.

Our chat with Martin is always filled with interesting information for diehard and casual music fans alike. It's like being seated at a great dinner party.

You may ask, "Does the world really need another KISS book?" The answer is unequivocally, "Yes, it needed this one."

With photos rarely seen anywhere else and chock full of great facts, you won't be disappointed. Luke and Heidi have been talking about it for weeks.

To get a copy for yourself, visit your local bookstore or order one wherever you buy your books.

Courtney Boyer was trying to figure out what was going on in her life when she realized she was polyamorous. What is polyamory? Is that you? How do you figure it out? Courtney has written about her journey in the new book Opened, available anywhere you get books.

For more information or to schedule a coaching session, check out her website.

You'll recognize Mendocino, California by sight- but you'll probably better know it as Cabbot Cove, home of best-selling mystery writer Jessica Fletcher from Murder, She Wrote.

The Kelley House Museum is dedicated to keeping the history of Mendocino alive, partly through the celebration of the classic TV show. We sat down with Anne Semans, director of the Kelley House for a wonderful history lesson.

For more information on the Kelley House Museum, check out their website, or follow them on Facebook.

Getting to the stage of the AVN Awards for any performer is a big deal. But hosting? Well, that's an whole other level. Abigaiil Morris just finished hosting the 2026 awards. And considering what she had to go through, that's quite the accomplishment.

For more information on Abigaiil, check out her website, or follow her on Instagram.

Did you ever wonder what was going on behind the scenes at Match Game? Or what the relationship between Brett and Charles really was like? Thankfully, A Ashley Hoff as written the definitive history of one of the greatest game shows of all time. "Match Game 101" is published by Castle TNT Press. You can follow Ashley on Instagram.

Plus, a special appeal to US Women's Hockey gold medalist Aerin Frankel to join us to talk salad.

It's a sport we've all had experience with. But this take on pillow fighting is something you may not be ready for.

For more information, check out the PFC website.

Singing is a great thing to do, even if you aren't great at it. Really. Don't believe us? Listen to Nadine, the creator and organizer of the Tuneless Choir.

Ever been told you've got a lot of enthusiasm, but you just aren't suited for singing? Has the hook come out at karaoke night dragging you off the stage amidst what you thought was the greatest rendition of Wannabe by the Spice Girls?

If your joy of singing has been quelched by musical purists, then we have the answer for you.

Our chat with Nadine reminds us that we are all great singers and the health benefits of singing in a group, whether you're on pitch or not.

The Tuneless Choir welcomes everyone to join in and rock out to songs like Bohemian Rhapsody with full force and enthusiasm with no judgement or cringing.

This choir is designed to celebrate the pure joy of singing together and it has taken off on such a level that the choir is singing at major music festivals. Countries around the world are even looking to have their own Tuneless Choirs.

Listening to the joy in Nadine's voice, you'll be hard pressed not to get why this is possibly the greatest idea ever conceived.

All are welcome to join. Yes, even those who can sing well, but be warned, if you're too good you're definitely not getting a solo.

For more information, you can check out their website, or you can follow them on Facebook.