WE ARE A PODCAST THAT CELEBRATES THE WORLD OF ROCK N ROLL. WE HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THE GREATEST ROCK MUSIC EVER CREATED BY INTERVIEWING THE MUSICIANS, PRODUCERS, ENGINEERS AND ROADIES WHO MAKE IT HAPPEN.
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A Couple in with Cody Jinks
Cody Jinks is a country artist that has had and continues to have profound success within the credible country music space. His knowledge of country, rock, metal, and beyond is significant. He’s also a huge fan of sports, comedy, the outdoors, and very much enjoys fishing.
Hye Jams: Between the Notes
Meet the people behind your favorite Armenian songs, movies and sports. And meet the folks doing amazing things in the Armenian community.
Your Playlist Sucks
Everything you didn’t know you wanted to know, about music. Mark Horosko and Enbani Moore are two guys with different backgrounds but a shared love of music. Each week, our expert music listener hosts duel it out, putting each other’s Spotify playlists on blast while sharing stories of music history, race and obscure nonsense. You’ll learn music culture facts like which Supremes chart topper was beamed into space, how copyright law forever changed 90s Hip Hop, what Jean Claude Van Damme film inspired the dance from “Danza Kuduro,” and all that we ask is that you help us solve life’s greatest mysteries like “What ever happened to Nelly?” and “Was Rasputin by Boney M. playing when the Berlin Wall fell?” in return.
Hear the full playlists at www.playlistsuckspodcast.com and connect with us @playlistsucks on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your ideas for playlist themes, questions, comments and music musings at info@playlistsuckspodcast.com.
The Live Ukulele Podcast
Join Brad Bordessa, a professional ukulele teacher and performer, for insightful deep-dives, interviews, and fun on The Live ʻUkulele Podcast! In these episodes you’ll explore important uke lessons, hear first-hand stories from the Hawaiʻi music scene, and get to know some of the biggest names in the ukulele community.
With a background in Hawaiian music, Brad approaches the ukulele from the intuitive side. Through tips and tricks to improve your mentality surrounding music and the philosophy of the ukulele, he provides encouragement and permission to explore this four-stringed instrument in an organic way that works best for you.
Guests from Hawaiʻi and abroad join in to share heartfelt and insightful off-the-cuff conversations on a huge range of topics.
Tune in every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month for a new episode and be sure to subscribe.
Women and Music with Alexa Ace
Join Alexa Ace in talking everything women and music related through interviews with emerging and established artists, leaders in entertainment, and curators of pop culture. Topics include: the zeitgeist, spirituality, sex, drugs, rock and roll, and redemption. New episodes sporadically.
Something in the Wilderness
Calling all Andrew McMahon fans: This show intends to pay tribute to all of the music Andrew has helped create in a song-by-song format. With a 20+ year-long music career spread among 3 different musical projects, Andrew is not only a musician, he is also a cancer survivor, philanthropist, and family man.
Beginning with Something Corporate, formed with some friends from high school, Andrew established himself as a pop punk icon in the early 2000s. The band set themselves apart from the rest of the scene incorporating a piano into the popular pop/punk sound. Following three records and countless tours, Andrew went on to form a new project called Jack’s Mannequin. This new direction allowed him to lean more into the piano pop/rock side of his music. While many of his original fans came along for the ride, he also gained an entirely new fanbase with his next three records and extensive world touring. This project helped boost his resume from a pop/punk frontman to a serious songwriter. His latest music venture is Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. Largely intended and referred to as his “solo project”, the majority of writing and instrumentation is done by Andrew himself, in partnership with co-writers, producers, and other collaborators. He has since released four albums under the Wilderness moniker and has written some of his most prolific work yet. His wife and daughter have toured along with him for years and he has not taken much of a break in recent years between touring heavily and writing and releasing new music. Using his public voice for philanthropy, he has formed the Dear Jack Foundation, which raises funds to help ease life for those suffering through cancer treatment and offering survivors a positive outlook for the future.
Inspired by his experiences in his three bands, his contributions to soundtracks, and his collaborations over the years with other musicians, Andrew has established himself as an artist for his generation. Come along for the ride as each song in his catalog is explored, discussed, and evaluated. Please subscribe if you are a fan of Andrew McMahon’s work or even a fan of music discussion in general.
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Playlist of all songs covered on the show so far: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX_KsnmAMJnitmteLr2I7lbehabG2rvJc
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This podcast is all about the male perspective. Dealing with relationships to vulnerability, here you will hear everything he hasn’t told you.
American Songcatcher
Tracing the roots of American music from its cultured past to artists playing it forward, folk musician, musicologist and host Nicholas Edward Williams takes listeners on a unique documentary-style podcast experience. Dive into the stories of centuries-old Traditional songs and migrants who carried their musical heritage here, and uncover the lives of pioneers and integral musicians who created and shaped styles such as Bluegrass, Ragtime, Jazz and Swing, Country, Gospel, Blues, Old-Time, and the Folk music that’s derived from it all. Here’s to the songs of old, may they live on forever.
How Goods This.
World touring musician Allen Stone, his right-hand road dawg Steven J. Libby, and their favorite NYC actor Julian Gavilanes…are together again! As all three try to navigate their post-pandemic cancelled careers, they’re finding a silver lining in the laughter they can still share.
From hysterical talks with each other about their outrageous friendships, to talking with guests from various walks of life, to their endless fascination with existence and how we each chose to pursue it—it all fuels them. “How Good’s This” is a reminder for all of us to check in with ourselves once in a while and recognize the beauty right in front of us. So if you’ve been struggling to see it, tune in here and get your fix!
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