John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with their actor and comic Brian Posehn ("Big Bang Theory", "Mr. Show") and discuss albums by Rush, Fastway, and Liz Phair.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with writer, producer, and performer Ahmet Zappa and discuss albums by Ratt, Willy DeVille, and De La Soul. 

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with Thomas Lennon ("Reno 911") and discuss albums by Big Country, U2, and the Replacements.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with noted jewelry designer Yves Spinelli and discuss albums by Neil Diamond, Bruce Springsteen, and Paul McCartney & Wings.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with actor Diedrich Bader ("The Drew Carey Show") and discuss albums by Elvis Presley and Frank Turner, along with the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with noted singer-songwriter and recording artist Aimee Mann and discuss albums by Ozzy Osbourne, the Kinks, and Steely Dan.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith discuss an album by Motion City Soundtrack and a legendary Bruce Springsteen bootleg from the Darkness on the Edge of Town tour.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with their friend Steve Agee, aka "John Economos" from PEACEMAKER, and discuss albums by Iron Maiden, Queens of the Stone Age, and the Go Gos.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with the original Valley Girl herself... Moon Unit Zappa... and discuss albums by the Dickies, Van Halen, Kate Bush, Jack White and more!

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith discuss albums by Joe Jackson and The Who.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with their friend actor and musician Alex Désert (HEPCAT) and discuss albums by Rainbow, Bob Marley, and TV on the Radio.

John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with comedian and podcast legend Jimmy Pardo ("Conan O'Brien," Never Not Funny) and discuss albums by KISS, Styx, and LL Cool J.

It's the debut episode of the Record Junkies, aka John Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith, a new show dedicated to the love of music and record collecting. And on the first episode, John and Brendan discuss albums by the Monkees and the Ramones.