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Episode 666: The Devil’s Music
It’s episode 666 on Rockin’ the Suburbs. So Patrick invites a mischievous guest to the basement.
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Episode 665: Guilty Pleasures
We talk to young music fan Brogan McCuen of Seattle WA as part of our Guest Star series. Listener Mike Wagner, whose patronage of the podcast earns him the opportunity to appear on the show, instead gifted his spot so that Brogan could call in. She talks about “guilty pleasures,” plus classic rock and the ancient art of karaoke.
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Episode 664: New Music – Lucy Dacus
One more day with Brad Maylor talking new music: This time it’s a recently released song by Richmond’s Lucy Dacus.
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Episode 663: New Music – Pool Kids
Our friend Brad Maylor hangs out in the basement and tells us about new music from Florida’s Pool Kids, and gives a short lesson in emo along the way.
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Episode 662: New Music – Telethon
Our friend Brad Maylor stops by and brings with him a new music suggestion: Milwaukee’s Telethon.
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Episode 661: Live Event – R.E.M. Biographer Robert Dean Lurie, Part 3
In part 3 of our live event with author Robert Dean Lurie, we take audience questions about “Begin the Begin: R.E.M.’s Early Years.”
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Episode 660: Live Event – R.E.M. Biographer Robert Dean Lurie, Part 2
What does R.E.M. stand for? In part two of our event with author Robert Dean Lurie, we discuss the true meaning of the band’s name, plus other topics from “Begin the Begin: R.E.M.’s Early Years.”
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Episode 659: Live Event – R.E.M. Biographer Robert Dean Lurie, Part 1
We crash a book signing event by Robert Dean Lurie, author of “Begin the Begin: R.E.M.’s Early Years.” Robert reads a passage from the biography, then answers some of our questions.
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Episode 658: July New Music – Kyle Craft, Purple Mountains, Karen Jonas
What’s Patrick been digging lately? Some smart rock by Kyle Craft and Purple Mountains. Plus, we play a Bob Dylan cover by Karen Jonas.
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Episode 657: July New Music – Twin Peaks, Haim, Julia Jacklin
What’s Jim been digging lately? Some summery tunes from Twin Peaks and Haim. Plus, a Strokes cover by Julia Jacklin.