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Inside The Archives

Rock & Roll radio history seen through the eyes of XRT DJ¹s. Stories of legendary interviews, career-defining moments, and opinions on current events in music. Hosted by XRT¹s Digital Producer Marty Rosenbaum

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Predicting The Biggest Tours Of 2019 Dec 26, 2018

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Concert tour rumors abound!

We wrap up 2018 by looking ahead to 2019 and seeing what bands may be touring. Can the Davies brothers reconcile and give fans a long awaited Kinks reunion?

We'll discuss the not likely, likely, and definitely happening tours of 2019.

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The Life Of A Fill-In Dec 14, 2018

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Ready at a moments notice? Frank E. Lee's the one.

Frank joins the podcast as XRT's active fill-in host to discuss how he prepares to host a radio show on a moment's notice, and how you host a show is affected by the time of day.

We also discuss the state of rock & roll in 2018 and how the bounds of music discovery are endless. Perfect topic of conversation with XRT's resident science fiction lover!

Inside The Archives is on iTunes. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a review, and find a full archive of every single episode we've released. Click here for more.

How An All-Star Band Is Formed Nov 15, 2018

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Last week we tasked our Twitter followers to name their ultimate fantasy band to create an album of original material.

You can read the entire article here, but this podcast takes a deeper dive into the findings and explains how we ended up with them.

Inside The Archives is on iTunes. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a review, and find a full archive of every single episode we've released. Click here for more.

What Goes On Behind The Scenes At XRT Sep 07, 2018

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XRT Morning Show Producer Chris Cwiak isn't one to be front and center of a radio show, but his impact is heard every morning on the radio. We spoke with him to get the behind the scenes look at the critical role a producer plays to a radio show, working with talent, the best and worst guests he's encountered in his career, and what to do when an interview goes south.

Topics include: What's the role of a radio producer (1:45), producing for Stan Lawrence/Terry Armour/Garry Meier (5:55), how to contribute your ideas to the show while meshing with talent (9:20), the difference between producing talk and music radio (12:35), how to book guests (15:52), the most interesting guests and interviews that go south (25:35), quick hit questions (41:40).

Inside The Archives is on iTunes. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a review, and find a full archive of every single episode we've released. Click here for more.

Tales From The Overnight DJ Sep 07, 2018

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When you're hosting a radio show from Midnight until 5:30 AM, you're bound to have plenty of stories to share. Emma Mac has plenty and we take a deep dive on the latest episode of Inside The Archives.

Topics include: The tight-knit overnight community (3:00), being on the air when David Bowie died (11:35), growing up as an XRT fan and how the station shaped her music interests (16:25), digging deep into the XRT music library (24:35), growing up in a world where rock isn't the dominant genre (31:00), why Millennials love soul music (34:10), and more.

Inside The Archives is on iTunes. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a review, and find a full archive of every single episode we've released. Click here for more.

The Big Ol' Lollapalooza Preview Podcast Jul 30, 2018

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Lollapalooza is here and we've got a big ol' preview podcast for you!

Marty Lennartz joins the show to preview the must-see acts of the fest, up and coming bands you don't want to miss, and some festival hacks to make sure you make the most of your weekend.

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How To Be A Journalist In 2018 Jul 17, 2018

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The good news is that it's easier than ever to get information. The bad news is that it's easier than ever to spread false information.

Award-winning journalist and XRT Morning Show co-host and news anchor Mary Dixon discusses how people can use a few tried and true journalistic practices to help disseminate information. She also speaks on the evolution of media and what the future looks like for journalists. Additionally, she shares how the famous Twitter saga of "Pru Dude" came about and naturally, Lin Brehmer stories.

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Rock & Roll's Fascination With Space, Explained Jun 22, 2018

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Over the course of decades, musicians have been trying to connect with the cosmos. From lnterstellar lyrical content to the instrumental sounds of space, artists have long held a fascination with the galaxies above.

93XRT's resident science fiction aficionado Frank E. Lee joins Inside The Archives to discuss why rock & roll and space go hand in hand.

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What Is The Chicago Sound? Jun 08, 2018

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Chicago's music history is so rich, there ought to be a multivolume encyclopedia of it.

With the diversity of music that comes out of the Windy City, how do you define the Chicago sound?

Perhaps there was no one better to ask the question to than XRT's Richard Milne. Richard plays a vital role in the Chicago music scene and has seen and heard it all. We gather some great stories from throughout his career and discuss what exactly makes up the Chicago sound. Plus, you'll get never before heard stories about the Chicago music scene.

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Is Feuding Good For Rock & Roll? May 30, 2018

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With Lindsey Buckingham and the rest of Fleetwood Mac offering mixed messages about his exit from the band, it's brought upon a familiar feeling for some. Here we go again!

But is it a bad thing? The latest episode of Inside The Archives looks at whether or not feuds can have a positive effect for bands and increase album & ticket sales. Marty Lennartz joins the show as we also discuss some of the most outlandish feuds in rock history.

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