The Spectrum

In decades of broadcasting, Kristine Stone has been called “Stoner,” “Stoney,” “Baloney,” “Mother of Rock,” and more. Her most cherished nickname, though, is “Mommy,” which is what her twin boys call her. “Mommy” still rocks, and loves connecting with real people, which is what her show is all about.

Thousands of shows, hundreds of interviews, a handful of firings—he’s happy to be (back) on The Spectrum! Demos has a passion for how music relates to us personally. Some songs will be with us for a lifetime while others are just in our heads for a quick moment. In the ’90s, (young) Demos worked on an award-winning morning show. He had no idea waking up at 4:45 a.m. would be the greatest thing for expanding his mind as a teenager moving into his twenties. He bounced around on the air in Boston, then New York City. Besides radio, Demos has kept himself busy with soap opera appearances, club gigs, and painting in his art studio.

For more than twenty years as a music journalist, Jenny Eliscu (@jennylsq) has focused on helping musicians and songwriters tell their authentic stories, whether here at SiriusXM, in written form, on her LSQ podcast, or as a documentary producer. She loves interviewing artists about their music-making process and sharing those insights with listeners. She also has a passion for discovering and championing new artists, and always keeps her ears open to exciting, innovative sounds. Eliscu has been on-air at SiriusXM since 2006, and is currently a full-time host on SiriusXMU and The Spectrum.

Dave Holmes is a comic, actor, writer, and television personality based in Los Angeles, CA. He’s hosted shows for CBS, Bravo, Comedy Central, Court TV, E!, FX, History, MTV, TV Guide Network, and many others. He is currently an editor-at-large for Esquire magazine

Mark Hamilton is NOT Luke Skywalker, but he has traveled throughout the galaxy. Like some disgraced cosmonaut. You can stare at, yell at, or ask him questions on all social media platforms @MxHamx.

He’s spent more than four decades covering the biggest names in rock, and now Rolling Stone journalist David Fricke brings that experience to you on The Writer’s Block. Hear Fricke share stories from his career and play music from his favorite artists, both old and new.

Singer/songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff hosts Night Sweats Radio, a monthly hour of music and conversation with his bandmates and guests.