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A recent divorcée discovers that the house next door was the site of a double murder, and the sole survivor of the killings soon takes an interest in her daughter. (Repeat).

Contestants face off in a fast-paced quiz game where every answer leads to a new question. With each round, the stakes get higher, and the pressure builds.

Examining Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails. (Repeat).

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Cage the Elephant perform at the Santa Barbara Art Foundry in Santa Barbara, Cal. Included: songs from their 2013 "Melophobia" album. (Repeat).

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Experts count down the top ten in various categories, sharing fun facts and trivia along the way. Discover surprising insights and a fresh perspective on popular topics. (Repeat).

Dive into the world of rock with our engaging podcast, where each episode delves into a top ten list of rock music elements, guided by our expert host's deep knowledge and passion for the genre. (Repeat).

Sammy flies to Norman, Okla., to hang out with Toby Keith. They visit Toby's restaurant and then do an interview and an acoustic performance at Toby's 160-acre ranch. (Repeat).

Sammy travels to Bloomington, Ind., to hang with John Mellencamp at his art studio. They discuss John's career, Farm Aid, and his passion for painting. (Repeat).

Explore the lives and careers of iconic rock stars. Discover their impact on music and culture through captivating stories and classic performances. (Repeat).

Explore the stories of iconic musicians who shaped rock history. Discover their rise to fame, influential hits, and lasting impact on the music world. (Repeat).

A group of friends forms a band and faces hilarious challenges on their journey to stardom. From crazy gigs to unexpected mishaps, their musical adventure is full of fun. (Repeat).

Music lovers explore rare and unique vinyl records, diving into their history and significance. Each episode reveals hidden gems and the stories behind them. (New).

A legendary band rocks the stage with powerful performances and iconic hits. Experience their electrifying music and unforgettable energy. (Repeat).

Cage the Elephant perform at the Santa Barbara Art Foundry in Santa Barbara, Cal. Included: songs from their 2013 "Melophobia" album. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

Segments include "Board Silly"; "Pinot-no"; and "Inflatable Car Pool." (Repeat).

Segments include "Joe Spaghetti"; "Nice Gnawing You"; and "Old Habits Slide Hard." (Repeat).

Segments include "Just Chute Me"; "That's Nacho Cheese"; and "When Fishes Sneeze." (Repeat).

Featuring the best kid pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best cop pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best car pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best animal pranks. (Repeat).

Dan Rather sits down with the Marshall Tucker Band. (Repeat).

A conversation with Don Felder about his time with the Eagles and his views on today's music. (Repeat).

The Mamas and Papas are remembered by leading music critics who look back at the folk act's importance in the late 1960s. (Repeat).

A look at the formation of the Monkees and the success of the musical acting quartet, beginning with their late 1960s television series. (Repeat).

Rayna boosts her publicity by singing on "Dancing With the Stars" and having a reporter shadow her, but then she misses her privacy. Meanwhile, Juliette struggles to embrace solo parenthood; and Will and Layla prepare for the debut of their reality show. (Repeat).

Rayna discovers Luke's prenuptial-agreement papers before they head to the CMA Awards. Meanwhile, Avery's parents meet Juliette; Deacon and Scarlett watch the awards show on TV; and Gunnar and Zoey face a challenge in their relationship. (Repeat).

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale looks at the music of 1965. The Beatles put on a mega concert, The Rolling Stones get no satisfaction, The Who is all about a new generation, and Motown music brings artists to Detroit. (Repeat).

Host Lzzy Hale takes a look at how the music industry was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and how artists, venues and the world adapted in 2020. (Repeat).

A look at whether Patsy Cline predicted her own death. (Repeat).

Music critics and DJs examine the life and enduring career of David Bowie. (Repeat).

Uncover fascinating facts as experts count down the most iconic moments in entertainment history. Each episode explores a unique theme with lively debates. (Repeat).

Musicians and experts share insights on iconic songs and artists. Discover fascinating stories and trivia about music history and its legendary hits. (Repeat).

Ranking the best Christmas songs from the 80s with Gina Schock, Finesse Mitchell and more. (Repeat).

A countdown of music's greatest hits explores themes, artists, and eras, offering exciting insights and fun facts about each memorable song on the list. (Repeat).

Explore the stories behind iconic rock musicians. Discover their rise to fame, musical influences, and the impact they have on the world of rock music. (Repeat).

The story of Johnny Cash's musical genius, from his family's poverty in the Great Depression to touring with Elvis and becoming a legend in his own right. Also: his reinvention for a whole new generation with Rick Rubin; and how "Hurt" became the epitaph to his amazing life and career. (Repeat).

Travis Tritt has dominated the charts for a decade performing the kind of country music that men identify with and females (Repeat).

Featuring American musician Willie Nelson. (Repeat).

Rayna boosts her publicity by singing on "Dancing With the Stars" and having a reporter shadow her, but then she misses her privacy. Meanwhile, Juliette struggles to embrace solo parenthood; and Will and Layla prepare for the debut of their reality show. (Repeat).

Rayna discovers Luke's prenuptial-agreement papers before they head to the CMA Awards. Meanwhile, Avery's parents meet Juliette; Deacon and Scarlett watch the awards show on TV; and Gunnar and Zoey face a challenge in their relationship. (Repeat).

Halestorm's Lzzy Hale looks at the music of 1965. The Beatles put on a mega concert, The Rolling Stones get no satisfaction, The Who is all about a new generation, and Motown music brings artists to Detroit. (Repeat).

Host Lzzy Hale takes a look at how the music industry was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and how artists, venues and the world adapted in 2020. (Repeat).

A look at whether Patsy Cline predicted her own death. (Repeat).

Explore the stories behind iconic rock musicians. Discover their rise to fame, musical influences, and the impact they have on the world of rock music. (Repeat).

Featuring the best spooky pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best shocker pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best stunt pranks. (Repeat).

Supermarket pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best pranks on the street. (Repeat).

Featuring the best food pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best shopping pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best sports pranks. (Repeat).

Interview with Cyndi Lauper. (Repeat).

R.E.M.'s Mike Mills and Michael Stipe are spotlighted. (Repeat).

The career of Elton John is traced from his days as a budding songwriter to the peak of his popularity in the 1970s and his continued influence 45 years into his career. Highlights include a look at the rocker's flamboyant costumes and many hit songs. (Repeat).

The story of Johnny Cash's musical genius, from his family's poverty in the Great Depression to touring with Elvis and becoming a legend in his own right. Also: his reinvention for a whole new generation with Rick Rubin; and how "Hurt" became the epitaph to his amazing life and career. (Repeat).

Rayna does a Christmas show with Luke and the kids from her home, but it takes an awkward turn when she invites Deacon to join them. Elsewhere, Winterfest brings lots of performance opportunities for folks; and Scarlett mentors Terry. (Repeat).

Rayna's uncertain about leaving the kids to tour again, and Luke's solo parenting choices anger her. Elsewhere, Will's displeased to see Layla flirting with his boss; Teddy wields his power to locate a recent flame; and Avery gets advice from his mother. (Repeat).

Featuring the top pop culture moments in 1977, including to the sounds of LA and dark mood of New York. (Repeat).

Looking back to the year when psychedelic music and concept albums started; the year of the best musical shows and movies; and more. (Repeat).

Examining if Napster destroyed the album, but ultimately save the music industry; who really killed KeithMoon's chauffeur; who's responsible for "Who Let the Dogs Out?" (Repeat).

Leading music critics cast fresh light on the career of Neil Diamond. Rock and roll took American youth by storm in the 1950s and Neil too fell under its spell. (Repeat).

Explore the ultimate countdown of music's greatest hits. Each episode dives into the top ten songs of a specific theme, with fun facts and expert insights shared along the way. (Repeat).

Music experts count down the top ten songs in different categories. Discover the stories behind the hits and why they made the list. Tune in for a music-packed journey. (Repeat).

Explore the countdown of iconic songs and albums. Discover fascinating music trivia and stories behind legendary artists and unforgettable hits. (Repeat).

Music experts count down iconic songs and albums. Discover untold stories behind the hits and why they still matter today. Perfect for music lovers of all ages. (Repeat).

Discover the stories of iconic rock musicians who shape the music world. Explore their rise to fame and the impact of their unforgettable hits. (Repeat).

American Rock has its foundations firmly in rock and roll, and infused a variety of musical genres of the time. America was fighting the Vietnam War and protests across the country were widespread. It was during this period of unrest that the driving force behind many artists such as Boston, REO Speedwagon, Styx, and many others were formed. (Repeat).

Lady Antebellum perform at the historic United Palace in New York. The set includes songs from their 2017 "Heart Break" album as well as such fan favorites as "Need You Now" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore." (Repeat).

The season premiere features Tim McGraw, who performs at the Corinthian in Houston. Included: "One of Those Nights"; "City Lights"; "Two Lanes of Freedom"; "Shotgun Rider"; "Southern Girl"; "Overrated"; "Keep on Truckin'"; "Friend of a Friend"; "Sick of Me"; "Lookin' for That Girl"; "Mexicoma"; and "Truck Yeah." (Repeat).

Rayna does a Christmas show with Luke and the kids from her home, but it takes an awkward turn when she invites Deacon to join them. Elsewhere, Winterfest brings lots of performance opportunities for folks; and Scarlett mentors Terry. (Repeat).

Rayna's uncertain about leaving the kids to tour again, and Luke's solo parenting choices anger her. Elsewhere, Will's displeased to see Layla flirting with his boss; Teddy wields his power to locate a recent flame; and Avery gets advice from his mother. (Repeat).

Featuring the top pop culture moments in 1977, including to the sounds of LA and dark mood of New York. (Repeat).

Looking back to the year when psychedelic music and concept albums started; the year of the best musical shows and movies; and more. (Repeat).

Examining if Napster destroyed the album, but ultimately save the music industry; who really killed KeithMoon's chauffeur; who's responsible for "Who Let the Dogs Out?" (Repeat).

Discover the stories of iconic rock musicians who shape the music world. Explore their rise to fame and the impact of their unforgettable hits. (Repeat).

Featuring the best pranks in the park. (Repeat).

Featuring the best restaurant pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best pranks in the mall. (Repeat).

Living Doll, Spear Fisherman, No Smoking. (Repeat).

Underwater Camera, Magic Wand, Slippery Crook. (Repeat).

Bed Buddies, Whose Car Anyway, Double Trouble. (Repeat).

Mud Lunch, Mall Proposal, Ultra Sound. (Repeat).

Weiner Rub, Corkscrewed, Milk Fake. (Repeat).

An interview with Don McLean. (Repeat).

Dan Rather sits down with "Soundtrack King" Kenny Loggins to talk songwriting, soul searching and the stories behind some of the biggest hits for the big screen. (Repeat).

Music critics discuss the career of singer-songwriter Paul Simon. (Repeat).

Music critics review Tom Petty's career as a celebrated singer and songwriter. (Repeat).

Deacon receives bad news about his health. Meanwhile, Luke causes a stir in the wake of Rayna's cancellation of their wedding; Juliette and Avery adapt to life as newlyweds; Gunnar seeks custody of Micah; and Sadie purchases a firearm. (Repeat).

Rayna returns to the stage on her own terms as rumors fly regarding her breakup with Luke. Meanwhile, Juliette's pregnancy makes her restless; Gunnar tries to reconcile with his nephew; and Teddy runs into Jeff at Maddie and Daphne's recording session. (Repeat).

Don Felder hosts and narrates a look at the musical landscape of 1969. (Repeat).

Explore how music shapes each year. Discover iconic songs, cultural shifts, and the influence of artists on society. Dive into the rhythm of changing times. (Repeat).

What is the true story behind Billy Ray Cyrus' smash hit "Achy Breaky Heart." Who is responsible for Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction. Did Led Zeppelin really worship Satan. (Repeat).

Archive material, music videos and exclusive insights from music critics tell the story of the Beastie Boys, the first rap-rock-punk band and one of the most important alternative acts of the last 30 years. (Repeat).

Music experts rank iconic songs and albums. Each episode explores why these hits are unforgettable, making it a must-watch for music lovers. (Repeat).

Count down the best in music, movies, and pop culture. Each episode explores a different top ten list, filled with fun facts and expert insights. (Repeat).