Newest Episodes
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Episode 810: February New Music – Local H, Mount Hush, Romero, Wednesday, Loathe, the Stick Arounds
Steven Routledge submits his latest new music dispatch, talking up the latest by Mount Hush, Romero, Wednesday, Loathe, the Stick Arounds and Local H.
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Episode 809: February New Music – Ozzy Osbourne, Lianne La Havas, Waxahatchee, Hudson Taylor
It’s the interns’ turn to offer up new music selections! Mary picks Lianne La Havas. Sam goes with Ozzy Osbourne (feat. Post Malone). Sami touts Hudson Taylor. And Matt goes with Waxahatchee.
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Episode 808: February New Music – Ratboys, the Homesick, the Revivalists
What’s Patrick been digging? New music from the Homesick and Ratboys. Plus, we play a Bee Gees cover by the Revivalists.
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Episode 807: February New Music – Carl Anderson, Born Ruffians, Adona
What’s Jim been digging? New music from Carl Anderson and Born Ruffians. Plus a Pat Benatar cover by Adona from the “Birds of Prey” soundtrack.
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Episode 806: Levon Helm Studios and The Band
Mike Kohli of Rome NY, a patron of the pod, gets to pick the topic. We discuss his visits to Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, which holds its famous “Midnight Ramble” shows. And that leads into talk about The Band.
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Episode 805: Book Nook – Janis Joplin, DJs
Come spend some time in Patrick’s Book Nook. Today’s selections are “Janis: Her Life and Music” by Holly George-Warren and “Last Night a DJ Saved my Life” by Bill Brewster.
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Episode 804: Fan Mail – Hardcore, Galaxie 500 Tribute, Frontier Folk Nebraska
We address listener correspondence about hardcore punk, Patrick’s visit to Cincinnati’s Shake It Records and a Galaxie 500 tribute album.
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Episode 803: Meet Intern Mary
Our newest intern, Mary Edelberg, tells us about her musical interests. And that’s the gospel truth.
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Episode 802: Bond Themes
Billie Eilish’s “No Time To Die” provides a springboard for a discussion of Bond movie theme songs. Tug Baker, Rob Gates and Kevin Goff join in the conversation.
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Episode 801: Tug’s Deep Dive – KRS-One and Boogie Down Productions
Second in a series: What our friend Tug Baker learned in his deep exploration into the music of KRS-One and Boogie Down Productions.