Believe it or not, the Greatest American Hero wants to chat

APRIL 26, 2009

William Katt -- a.k.a. Ralph Hinkley from Greatest American Hero -- has contacted us and would love talk old school for a podcast. Should make for an epic episode.

Also in the works for interviews: all the stars from the Regeneration Tour, including Heaven 17, Wang Chung and Berlin. ABC is the headliner, but we already did a nice interview with Martin Fry last summer. Click here to listen to that show. We've also asked to talk to Pat Benatar and the B-52s, two bands playing in post-game concerts at St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field.

Posted by Steve Spears at 6:02:57 pm on April 26, 2009 in

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