Tag: Tim Hoffman
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Episode 1412: The Great Music Experience with Tim Hoffman: Part 1
Podcast patron Tim Hoffman talks with Jim and Patrick about a truly once-in-a-lifetime concert he attended in 1994.
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Episode 1368: Dylan & Hoffman II
Tim Hoffman leads the second part of our discussion of Bob Dylan’s albums from the controversial 1976 -1981 era. The bottom line? “Shot of Love” is a very key Dylan album.
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Episode 1367: Dylan & Hoffman Part One
Tim Hoffman takes us on the Bob Dylan journey we all needed to open our minds. Believer or non-believer, the music wins out in the end.
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Episode 1319: Radio Songs – The Firm, Elvis Costello
More DJs from our new online radio station introduce themselves, their shows and their favorite songs about radio. Station manager Keith Jacobsen joins.
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Episode 1283: 2021 Favorites – Arooj Aftab, Kero Kero Bonito, Sean Rowe
2021 listener favorites continue. Vasant Ramamurthy tells us about Arooj Aftab’s “Vulture Prince” album. Tim Hoffman says his favorite album of last year was “Civilisation” by Kero Kero Bonito and his favorite song was “Squid Tattoo” by Sean Rowe.
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Episode 1271: TV/Radio Songs
Tim Hoffman fills in for Jim & Patrick and talks about songs that reference TV or radio.
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Episode 1212: Perfect Pop – Metric, Sonic Surf City
Two listener Perfect Pop picks today! Tim Hoffman goes with Metric. Niklas Nygårds tells us about a 1910 Fruitgum Company cover by Sonic Surf City.
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Episode 1210: Los Lobos – Three Albums
Tim Hoffman, a patron of the pod, gets to pick the topic. He leads us in a discussion of Los Lobos run of three albums from 1996 to 2002: “Colossal Head,” “This Time” and “Good Morning Aztlán.”
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Episode 1183: July New Music – Los Lobos, Gang of Youths, Amyl and the Sniffers
We wrap up our July new music series with picks from Scott Isom, Bob Peterson and Tim Hoffman. Scott likes Gang of Youths and Amyl and the Sniffers. Bob and Tim talk up Los Lobos.
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Episode 1132: May New Music – Rubinoos, Miranda Lambert, Dawes
What’s Jim been digging? New releases from the Rubinoos and Miranda Lambert, Jack Ingram and Jon Randall. Plus, we play a Tom Petty cover by Dawes (feat. Mike Viola).