Mac Wilson breaks down this year's Grammy Nominees

An hour of hipshaking tunes to get your feet moving

Magazine Lady Spider John Koerner and Willie Murphy

In the second of our Year in Music review shows we played more of our fave tunes and talked with:

In the first part of our two part "Year in Review" Mark Wheat plays some of the tunes that have worked for The Current staff.

In this episode of Wits, punk rock icon Henry Rollins tells us why he wants to be in a constant state of agitation, Lissie bewitches us all with her songs, and the two compete in our Wits game show.

For the 3rd installment of Garage Rocks on the Current Presents, "Girls Got Rhythm" co-founder Dana Raidt joins me in the studio for a road trip across the United States. We're stopping in as many states as we can and uncovering past and present bands who have been instrumental in the development and progression of garage rock throughout the decades. Read about each of the artists and utilize a handy interactive map to see just where we're going.

In this episode of Wits, top touring comedian Maria Bamford transforms into a mermaid obsessed with the Showtime series Homeland, host John Moe becomes a guy at the bottom of the well, dying from Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," and Brandi Carlile blows us all away with the sheer power of her voice and her solid comedic chops.

Renowned storyteller Kevin Kling, along with singer/songwriter Mason Jennings created a unique program that looks at life when we're Back Home. These iconic Minnesota artists have created works that embrace the Midwest and the idea of home with all the love and angst that come with family and close friends.