Pete Best, the drummer for The Beatles before Ringo Starr, checks in with Lisa to talk about his days with The Beatles, his Pete Best Band, that fateful day in 1962 when he was fired from the band, and what he would say to Paul and Ringo if he ran into them today.

Ringo Starr checked in with Lisa to talk about his All-Star Band and his latest projects. Plus he reminisces about his years with The Beatles and what he remembers about their first U.S. concert, which happened to be in DC! He also shares secrets on how he stays so youthful.

The world's best-selling author, James Patterson, joins Lisa for a cup of tea and a chat about his recent book 'The Last Days of John Lennon.'

A special concert is happening on Friday, Oct. 9 to celebrate what would've been John Lennon's 80th birthday. Charles Rosenay from Liverpool Productions checks in with details on the event, and talks Beatles with Lisa.

Award-winning director Paul Saltzman joins Lisa to discuss his new film, 'Meeting The Beatles In India.' Paul shares fascinating stories about the week he spent with the Beatles in Rishikesh in 1968.

It's an encore presentation of Lisa's interview with Yoko Ono from a few years back when Yoko was putting together a John Lennon art exhibit in Georgetown.

Jon Sullivan and Ray Futran from the tribute band The GoodFellas, and vocalist Neal Green join Lisa to talk about the 55th anniversary of The Beatles arrival in America in February 1964. The GoodFellas also reveal details about their next show at Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club on March 23.

Tea Time host Lisa Berigan talks with Laurence Juber from Wings about his years working with Paul McCartney, and his series of Beatles-themed albums including his latest, 'LJ Can't Stop Playing The Beatles!'

This is how'Tea Time with The Beatles Fans' all began...with a Facebook Live chat on the 50th anniversary of the release of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band back in June of 2017. Lisa and six other die-hard Beatles fans discuss the joy the album brings to them.

Lisa invites Peter Grattan and Robin Brown from the Rockits, and Ray Futran from the GoodFellas over for tea and a discussion of the Beatles' rooftop concert.