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Host Christian Swain relaunches the interview show "Deeper Digs in Rock" on the Rock N Roll Archaeology feed!
Initially focused on academics and journalists, the show plans to evolve into a LIVE, interactive panel discussion format using the Gigaverse app.
This episode revives a highlight from 2018: an insightful interview with renowned former LA Times music critic Robert Hilburn.
This archival conversation delves into Hilburn's Paul Simon biography and offers much more from his storied career covering pop and rock music.
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