In this episode, Rick connects with Jim Morrison, the Lead singer of The Doors. The poet, writer, and filmmaker is cited as "one of the most influential frontmen in rock history."
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Feb 2023
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The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame's latest inductees, and Bill Watterson's return
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David Duchovny: His Journey from PhD Student to The X-Files, Why He Writes Novels and Music, and Failure as a "Rich" Experience
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Led Zeppelin's "Thank You" is a love letter from a grateful Robert Plant
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9m 41s