This week guest host Jordan Morris talks to musician Frank Turner, former frontman of the hardcore band Million Dead. Frank talks to Jordan about his new split album with punk legends NOFX, West Coast vs Wessex, the communal experience of singing around an acoustic guitar, and how The Clash inspired him to make a big life decision as a young man. Plus Frank tells us about the coolest thing an 11-year old can order from a catalog. All that and more on the next Bullseye!

The Song That Changed My Life is a segment that gives us the chance to talk with some of our favorite artists about the music that made them who they are today. This time around, we’re joined by Stephen Malkmus, the former frontman of Pavement. The band’s been called one of the best acts from the ’90s. The band broke up in 1999, and Malkmus has kept on, as prolific as ever, dropping 9 records since 2001. His latest record is out now, it’s called “Traditional Techniques.” When we asked him to dish on a song that made him who he is today , he kind of threw us a curveball. His pick: “Love Will Keep Us Together” by Captain & Tenille.

Ahead of their second season we’ll revisit our interview with “PEN15″‘s Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle. They are the stars and creators of the very funny Hulu show. It’s about two middle school girls coming to age in the early 2000s. The show deals with sensitive topics like getting your first period or being bullied but also has tons of heart and humor. Real-life best friends Maya and Anna join us to talk about what it’s like playing 13 year old versions of themselves, embracing the horrors of their shared middle school experiences and working with Maya’s real-life mom. Plus, we’ll chat about casting Al from “Home Improvement” to play Maya’s father. All that and more on the next Bullseye!

We’re looking back on our 2015 interview with musician Ernie Isley of legendary The Isley Brothers. Ernie talks to Jesse about the evolving sound of The Isley Brothers, a life-changing gig playing drums for Martha and The Vandellas, and what it was like to grow up with Jimi Hendrix occasionally living at your house.

Bootsy Collins is a legend in the world of funk. He’s a bassist who’s played in two genre defining bands: James Brown and the JB’s and Parliament.

This week, guest host Jordan Morris talks to Jeff VanderMeer about what inspires his writing.The NY Times Best-Selling author has a new book out that is a sort diversion from his norm. It’s targeted toward a younger audience but keeps all of the wonder and fun of his previous works. His 2014 novel, “Annihilation” won the Nebula award and was turned into a 2018 film of the ame name. Jordan chats with Jeff about how his writing process has evolved, what it’s like collaborating on projects after being self-published and what it’s like doing a book tour from home. Plus, we’ll ask him about how his parents shaped the way he looks at the world.

In case you haven’t heard: Bill and Ted are back! And today we’re joined by Alex Winter. Alex talks with Carrie Poppy about his new movie Bill & Ted Face the Music, his documentary about former child stars, Showbiz Kids, and why he left acting for 25 years. Plus, he’ll reveal what the “S” in Bill S. Preston Esq. stands for. San Dimas High School Football rules!