More Episodes
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Episode 480: Fan Mail – Novelty Songs
Last month, we did a series of episodes about novelty songs, with guest cohost Chris Wadsworth. Today, Chris returns as we play listener favorites: Reunion, Cheech & Chong, Alexei Sayle, and Screaming Blue Messiahs.
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Episode 479: Talkin’ With Another College Student About Rock
Patrick talks with Emerson College student Alessandra Guarneri about her music fandom, including Jesse McCartney, Fifth Harmony and the 1975.
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Episode 478: More Talk With a College Student About Rock
Patrick continues his conversation with college student Nicole Kitchens. They discuss “Inside Llewyn Davis,” Ty Segall and other matters of rock ‘n’ roll.
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Episode 477: Greta Van Fleet
Patrick talks by phone with college student Nicole Kitchens about new classic rock band Greta Van Fleet.
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Episode 476: Washington DC Rocks!
We vote for the nation’s capital as having one of the best local music scenes. Recorded at DC Podfest, this episode features Alex Vidales of radio show “StageCraft,” who talks about four bands to know: Heavy Breathing, Luna Honey, the NRIs and Lightmare.
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Episode 475: ‘StageCraft’
Jim went to DC Podfest, where he talked with Alex Vidales, cohost of ‘StageCraft,’ a music interview program.
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Episode 474: October New Music – Jana Horn, Daughters, Ty Segall
Patrick’s new music picks – unconventional indie pop by Jana Horn and aggressive rock by Daughters. Plus, we play a Neil Young cover by Ty Segall.
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Episode 473: October New Music – Alexander Orange Drink, Winter & Triptides, John Prine
What’s Jim been digging lately? Some moody rock by Alexander Orange Drink (of the So So Glos), Brazilian-inspired pop by Winter & Triptides, and a Stevie Wonder cover by the great John Prine.
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Episode 472: Echo Park Jimmy, Pa’lante
Echo Park Jimmy returns with one of his marathon voicemail sessions, to opine about Greta Van Fleet, Led Zeppelin, Hurray For The Riff Raff, the Cars and more.
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Episode 471: Galaxie 500 – ‘Today’
Today, we celebrate “Today.” That’s Galaxie 500’s debut album, released 30 years ago. Nick Scalera leads the discussion.