Podcast Categories: Music Commentary

70s and 80s Music Fans! It’s PAST TENS: A Top 10 Time Machine! The podcast that looks back at a past list of top 10 hits and breaks down the winners, losers and WTF moments. With Michael ”Milt” Wolfe and David Yas (david@pod617.com)Lots of fun revisiting the music of the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and beyond.The best 80s songs of all time. The best 70s songs of all time. The best cover songs. The best TV themes. The best movie soundtracks. The best cowbell songs. The worst songs of all time. The best mashups of all time. The best rock of the 70s and 80s. The best hip-hop of the 70s and 80s. And you will hear more than you new about artists like:Michael JacksonPrinceMadonnaDaryl Hall & John OatesGeorge MichaelBilly JoelLionel RichiePhil CollinsJohn Couger MellencampElton JohnKool & The GangKenny RogersHuey Lewis & The NewsWhitney HoustonStevie WonderDiana RossDuran DuranJourneySheena EastonPointer SistersChicagoRick SpringfieldRod StewartBon JoviOlivia Newton-JohnBruce SpringsteenStarshipPaul…

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Taylor Swift is the Shakespeare of our time. And we can prove it.

AP Taylor Swift is a weekly literary analysis podcast for Swifties who crave smart, funny, and approachable conversations about Taylor’s lyrics. Hosts Maansi Dommeti, Jenn Holcomb, and Jodi Innerfield are three longtime Swifties whose different lives mean they never hear a song the same way. Our Show & Tell episodes connect a theme or rhetorical device to songs across her catalog (think Ecocriticism to Hilary Duff); and our Deep Dive episodes go line-by-line through one song to discover what it’s really about. Whether you’ve got the Eras Tour setlist memorized, or you just know ‘Shake It Off,’ class is in session.

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For music and pop culture lovers looking for an authentic and light-hearted take on the week in music… with broadcasters and music fanatics Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw.

Join Junior Jewels Co Hosts Karli and Jess every Tuesday as they keep you up to date on all things Taylor Swift! Discussing her music and eras, from muses to conspiracies, tea and the latest news, these girls will be your swiftie guides to keep you in the know.

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Join Rosie and Brittany – two best friends who met 15 years ago at a Jonas Brothers concert as they reminisce on their unhinged fangirl memories and moments, discuss hot topics in the fan girl world, and interview other dedicated fans like themselves!

This Podcast is about finding those musical good vibes.

Something About the Music Podcast is a show for The lovers and listeners of music who have been gifted with the experience that music and artistry has helped to curate and chronicle in life’s history. The show hosts, Lisa Rene and Jay Rivers, share memories and experiences that are shared, inclusive, and unique. Our disclaimer reads that this podcast evokes memories, emotions, and heart palpitations generated by the listeners experiences and triggered by the conversations and journey you take with us. There is Something About the Music for everyone and each episode is accompanied by a playlist celebrating the artists, songs, DJ’s, and production teams who gave us life in song. So join us …you don’t want to miss it.

Is Pretty Lights the Phish of EDM? Is it possible to love Dubstep and Bluegrass? Have you ever called someone a wook or been called a wook yourself? Elizabeth Dreeson and Wes Johnson discuss the evolving landscape of what they call “neo-hippie music festival culture.” Wes and Elizabeth have witnessed firsthand this emergent subculture’s evolution over the last decade and are interested in looking at the past to make better sense of the present.

The music speaks for itself. Wes and Elizabeth are interested in talking to the characters behind the scenes who are responsible for building the community we know and love. Almost Familiar is a podcast by the people and for the people, because it’s about the people.