On this Rewind episode of Kyle Meredith With..., Creedence Clearwater Revival's John Fogerty, Doug Clifford, and Stu Cook muse over the iconic band's legacy.

Their swampy sound, blue-collar storytelling, and unshakable hooks made CCR legends, churning out hit after hit in just a few short years. But behind the music was a history of tension, lawsuits, and one of rock’s most infamous breakups. Now, decades later, the music still endures, and so do the stories.

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Peyton List: from Disney Channel favorite to genre queen, she’s built a career that refuses to be boxed in. Whether she’s kicking ass in Cobra Kai, solving ghostly mysteries in School Spirits, or taking on unexpected new roles such as Girl Haunts Boy, she’s always bringing depth, charm, and just the right amount of edge. The Jessie actress is back for School Spirits Season 2, and the afterlife is only getting weirder. As Maddie, she’s been unraveling the mysteries of the undead high school experience—because being a ghost doesn’t mean the drama stops. With more twists, secrets, and maybe even some answers, this season is set to up the stakes.

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On this Rewind of Kyle Meredith With... we speak with the one and only Josh Homme: the desert rock king, riff master, and the man who’s somehow made being a swaggering badass look effortless for decades. From Kyuss to Queens of the Stone Age to Them Crooked Vultures, Homme has built an empire on fuzz-drenched guitars, hypnotic grooves, and a voice that oozes cool. Whether he’s redefining rock or collaborating with legends, he’s always got one foot in the dust and the other kicking down doors. Let’s dive into the world of Josh Homme and the unstoppable force that is his music.

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Sam Jaeger is proof that versatility wins. From Handmaid’s Tale to Wolfman, Jaeger thrives in genres as varied as screwball comedies (Take Me Home) and dystopian dramas. He opens up about embracing unpredictability in his “nomadic career,” balancing family life with werewolf transformations, and even sneaking in road trips through Middle-earth (a.k.a. New Zealand). And for Handmaid’s Tale fans, he teases the final season without giving much away—other than confirming no “happily ever after” endings here. As for Wolfman, expect more than monster mayhem—it’s a story about family isolation, with just enough harrowing beauty to make you question your life choices. If you’ve ever wanted to hear how a guy goes from Parenthood’s sensitive dad to navigating monstrous carnage, hit that subscribe button and prepare for a wild ride.

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For this Rewind episode of Kyle Meredith with..., revisit conversations with Genesis alumni Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, and Steve Hackett.

From Rutherford's Mike and the Mechanics project to Banks' orchestral ambitions and Hackett's prog pilgrimages, these discussions dive into a sonic odyssey of reinvention, nostalgia, and reunion chatter. Turns out, “I wouldn’t rule it out” was prog-rock code for “See you in 2020!” Still, there’s plenty to unpack — like Rutherford's cheerful reflections on Let Me Fly, Banks finding inspiration in Renaissance painters, and Hackett globe-trotting with a sitar under one arm and a message of musical unity in the other.

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In this Rewind episode of Kyle Meredith with..., take a listen through five interviews featuring Sonic Youth royalty — Kim Gordon, Lee Ranaldo, and Thurston Moore — because noise rock never ages, it just gets louder.

Gordon dissects Airbnb décor and Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk, Ranaldo explains that the way to keep a band together is by not asking too many questions, and Moore doubles down on mixing avant-garde riffs and classic rock solos. All told, it's collection of nostalgic, messy, and brilliant look back at one of music’s most uncompromising bands.

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What’s better than one Wilson sister blazing her own path? Two Wilson sisters redefining the rock ‘n’ roll family drama! On this Rewind episode of Kyle Meredith with..., Ann Wilson touches on her introspective solo album and Nancy Wilson reflects on Roadcase Royale. Listen now.

In addition to her solo work, Ann also discusses having a killer band lineup and why Heart took something of a hiatus. Meanwhile, Nancy converses about going through a honeymoon phase with her new band and explains what it's like to downshift from legendary arena rock to pizza on the tour bus. The Wilson sisters also touch on the future of Heart.

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What happens when two legends of camp and cosmic rock step out from the mothership? In this special Rewind episode, The B-52s' Cindy Wilson and Kate Pierson talk with Kyle Meredith about life outside iconic band — because after nearly 50 years of party-starting, who wouldn’t need some “me” time?

Wilson waxes poetic about her “not-so-solo” solo project, armed with art installations and something she calls “turbo chill.” Meanwhile, Pierson revisits the band’s formative years, shouts out Georgia’s music scene (despite its initial indifference to their lobster-themed antics), and reveals why there may never be another B-52s album.

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