More Episodes
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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.
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Episode 800: Tug’s Deep Dive – Joni Mitchell
Our friend Tug Baker joins via Skype to talk about his annual January tradition of listening exclusively to a couple of classic artists. Today, we learn what he learned about Joni Mitchell.
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Episode 799: Fan Mail – Genesis
Kevin Goff and Rob Gates join the show again to talk Genesis, this time responding to listener comments.
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Episode 798: Echo Park Jimmy Has Things to Say
Fan favorite Echo Park Jimmy calls in to talk about DJ Shadow, Raphael Saadiq and more. So much more.
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Episode 797: Album Anniversaries – Beach Boys, Four Tops, Creedence Clearwater Revival
Listener Mackensi Crenshaw joins the show via Skype (a patron gift from Mike Wagner) and get to pick the topic. We discuss the 50th anniversary of three albums: “Sunflower” by the Beach Boys, “Cosmo’s Factory” by Creedence Clearwater Revival and “Still Waters Run Deep” by the Four Tops.
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Episode 796: Fan Mail – 1984, ‘Country Music,’ Tool, Durand Jones and the Indications
We open the mailbag way up and address listener correspondence about Ken Burns’ “Country Music,” albums from 1984, Tool and the discovery of Durand Jones and the Indications.