Podcast Categories: Music Commentary

Country singer Larry Fleet is joined by co-hosts Les Hall and Crazy Legs Brown to talk country music, blue-collar lifestyle, faith, family and more!

No Tone Unturned is a docu-podcast series that takes Australian music seriously.

Every season, we’ll take 1 significant Australian album, and work our way through it from start to finish, one song per episode. We’ll comb through each and every verse to unpack the lyrics, songwriting techniques and philosophy behind the tunes that have moved this country.

Season 1 is dedicated to analysing ‘Go Farther In Lightness’ by Gang of Youths! Starting June 4th, join us every Tuesday as we break down this incredible piece of Australian art!

Follow us on instagram @scrubbingmedia to stay in the loop about upcoming episodes, giveaways and updates.

To support No Tone Unturned, consider subscribing to patreon.com/scrubbingmedia to access bonus episodes, early episodes and more.

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How do you make your mixes sound professional as a beginner? What’s the real difference between mixing and mastering? And do you actually need expensive gear to produce great music at home?

Inside The Mix is the podcast for beginner and early-career music producers, as well as hobbyist musicians, who want clear, practical answers to the most common questions in music production and mixing music. Each episode breaks down real-world techniques used in audio engineering, helping you improve clarity, balance, and confidence in your mixes — even in a home studio.

You’ll learn how to:

• Make your mixes sound professional as a beginner without overcomplicating your workflow
• Fix common problems like muddy mixes, weak low-end, and poor translation
• Understand the difference between mixing and mastering — and when you really need each
• Build a reliable production process using tools you already own

Hosted by Marc Matthews, Inside The Mix goes beyond generic beginner tutorials. Expect insightful interviews with industry-leading engineers and producers, listener-focused round-table critiques, and practical coaching designed to accelerate your progress. Past guests include Grammy Award-winning professionals such as Dom Morley (Adele) and Mike Exeter (Black Sabbath).

👉 Start with audience favourite:
Episode #175 – What’s the Secret to Mixing Without Muddiness? Achieving Clarity and Dynamics in a Mix

Subscribe, follow, and explore Inside The Mix to grow from beginner to confident producer — one mix at a time.

Beyond Recognition is all-about-creativity-podcast hosted by Dan Volohov – a former music journalist (MRR, Louder Than War, Punk Globe, Boston Hassle…) and the CEO of Discipline PR.

Season 4 – Three guys who are various stages of Def Leppard fan, and a guy who’s heard the hits. Join us over a plate of Buffalo Chicken Wings as we give Def Leppard’s 1996 album Slang and honest listen and try to figure out just what the hell “Slang” means anyways. Is it too late for love or can we work it out to find a way to get Slang the love and affection it deserves? Listen as we listen so you don’t have to, and discover for yourself.

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Veteran entertainment journalists, music columnists and longtime friends Wayne Bledsoe and Chuck Campbell host ”How We Heard It,” a breezy and sometimes offbeat take on how music and movies got to where they are today and where it’s all going.

They break down who are the most promising Generation Z singers one minute and the next they debate who are the most overrated acts from the past. Sexy songs, soundtracks, controversies and weird movies find their way into the discussion, and they also weigh in with recommendations on who to hear and what to see in music and film from the past and present.

Wayne and Chuck have more than 65 years of experience in professional journalism between them, but they don’t waste time indulging in scholarly breakdowns of their institutional knowledge. Instead, they share behind-the-scenes stories about their odd, funny, inspirational and embarrassing encounters with celebrities, managers, fans and readers. And they laugh at themselves and each other. A lot. Because being an entertainment journalist does that to you.

An important third voice in the ”How We Heard It” podcast is engineer John Baker, himself a musician and producer who reins in Wayne and Chuck when they need it. John’s tastes are a little bit Wayne and a little bit Chuck, and he’s a friendly sort.

Wayne’s primary role in his nearly four decades at the Knoxville News-Sentinel was his work as an entertainment writer and critic. He currently hosts ”The Six O’Clock Swerve” weekly radio show on WUTK, 90.3 FM in Knoxville, he’s a former Grammy nominee, and he’s an organizer of the annual concert series ”Waynestock: For the Love of Drew and Rylan.” He’s also an artist and unconventional garden writer – see more at www.waynebledsoe.com.

Chuck started his career in journalism at the Daytona Beach News-Journal in Florida before joining the staff in Knoxville. He has reviewed more than 5,500 albums, and his column was distributed by the New York Times, Gannett, Cox News Service and the Scripps Howard News Service. He was an entertainment and travel editor in both Florida and Tennessee and a regional news planner for Gannett’s South Region.

”How We Heard It” is a Cozy Planet Productions podcast recorded at The Arbor Studio in Knoxville, Tennessee. Send requests, comments and suggestions to HowWeHeardIt@gmail.com

Boingo Underground focuses on all things Oingo Boingo in a laidback conversational format.

Tailored for the diehard Boingo fan, Boingo Underground takes an in-depth look at concerts, rarities, merchandise, fan experiences, and more! Not only focusing on the band of the past, Boingo Underground interviews various band and crew members, along with first looks into new projects.

A podcast series devoted to interpreting, analyzing, and piecing together the ever so cryptic story of Sleep Token.

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В новом подкасте от правозащитного проекта «Первый отдел» журналист Максим Заговора и музыковед Анна Виленская анализируют антивоенную музыку. Это не только песни Бориса Гребенщикова, Noize MC или iс3peak, но и, к примеру, произведения Шостаковича, написанные во время Великой Отечественной войны.