Bruce was a manager of a music store from the mid 90s to early 2000s, so he got to witness to end of grunge and rise of nu-metal first hand. Beyond that, the closest he ever got to being in the music industry was interviewing with Warner Records and failing to get the job.

He's seen Bruce Springsteen in concert 20 times and thinks seeing The Boss live is like going to a concert, church, and school all at the same time.

Ryan is a hippie and metal head rolled up into one package. He's seen Phish more times than he can count and did a shot of Jagermeister with Kerry King back stage at a Slayer concert. He loves doing episodes that talk about the unsung heroes of music, like the Funk Brothers from Motown Records.

When he isn't behind the mic at Prisoners of Rock an Roll, he's behind the bar at McCusker's Tavern or behind the drums for High Street Records.

Doug grew up with music constantly playing at home and at the family business. While he's into everything from Metallica to the Grateful Dead, but he loves anything that captures that sound of the beginning of rock and roll -- Sun Records to Elvis to rockabilly.

Doug is also one of the reasons why McCusker's Tavern is consistently ranked one of the best dive bars in Philadelphia and plays bass for High Street Records.