newshoureekend's christopher booker has more. >> reporter: time spent at the g cirls rock austp in austinthe drums, the keybrds... ♪ ...and ac/dc. ♪ the week-long day camp eight- to 17-year-olds offers an a-z education in rock 'n'nroll. the campers are not ly asked to pick up instruments but challenged to think about the hat surroundions the world of music. who are the people making musicn how can they add their voice? >> reporter: todayngcks! lunchtime,luhe campers are getting an insider's view with a performance by austin's own, spoon. ♪ after a three-song set, the campers were invited to ask the band some questions. >> so, like, how do you know what shows you should pl? >> so, if it's a place where your friends hang out, if it's a ace that makes you feel safe,, then that ght be a good place to do a show. that a good place to start. >> reporter: britt daniel is spoon's lead singege what advice would you give to a young person that's saying, "i'm thinking about really making a go of this"? would yoadvise them, yes, it's a... it's a viable option, or would you caution them?th >> i'd tel t

pbs newshour weekend's christopher booker sat down to chat with hodgman to finout more. >> reporter:t was a pair of short-legged cattle herding dogs that confirmed onef john hodgman's creeping suspicions. >> that's linus the corgi and chomrs the corgi, two extremely popular corgis on instagram. i learned this when they we invited to the same exclusive party that i was, and i realized they were more famous than me. >> reporter: though it had been a few years since he had lost a his statwhat he calls a "famous minor television personality," it was the corgis who really humbled him. n >> there wsense hiding my feelings. it was terrible not to be on television, to learn that you were not even as famous as the least famous dog on the but it is a pleasure to be human. >> reporter: while hodgman may enjoy being human, his new bookw "medallion status," is an explanation of what it felt like when the world reminded him that was indeed what he was. j >> these at true stories from my life-- in this case, my life as a very famous minor television personality-- and all the secret rooms and first-