Mary Lucia talks about 'Pretend We're Dead,' a documentary about the Los Angeles rock and roll band, L7. It's currently available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video and other platforms.

Valerie June dropped her fifth solo record this month, The Moon and the Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers. Mary Lucia caught up with June about how she spent her time over the past year, and her continual journey to seek light in the world.

This week, Mary Lucia discusses 'Tina,' the documentary about Tina Turner that just debuted on HBO. 'Turner truly expresses that this was her hand dealt in life,' Mary says, 'and she is dealing with it the best way she knows how.'

Mary Lucia talks about a documentary she recently watched about the band Pulp, and the farewell concert they gave in their hometown of Sheffield, England.

Mary Lucia calls Bad Brains 'possibly the most exciting live band ever,' and the film 'Finding Joseph I: The HR from Bad Brains Documentary,' looks at the life of Bad Brains' enthusiastic and spellbinding frontman, H.R., aka Human Rights.

Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro tells his own story in 'Mourning Son,' which details the trauma that Navarro experienced at the age of 15, when his mother and his aunt were both murdered.

Debbie Harry's personal mix of cool sexuality and streetwise style makes her a standout to this day. She was always ahead of her time.

Mary Lucia talks about the documentary 'Tear the Roof Off: the untold story of Parliament Funkadelic,' streaming now on Amazon Prime and other platforms.

Time Machine goes to 1969 this week - the year of Woodstock. Last summer, Mary Lucia talked to photographer Burk Uzzle, the person who captured the iconic image that graces the cover of the 'Woodstock' album.

Mary Lucia talks about the new documentary series produced by the New York Times and streaming on Hulu and FX. The documentary explores Spears' career as well as the #FreeBritney movement rallying against Spears' court-mandated conservatorship.