Rock and Roll Heaven is the podcast where we discuss the lives, careers and deaths of iconic musicians throughout history. Proud part of Pantheon – the podcast network for music lovers.
Tags: art, History, music, rock and roll, singers, songs, songwriters
Comedians Tyler Snodgrass and Danny Maupin are building the ultimate country music playlist one song a time. Each week the hosts research and discuss a different boot-stompin’ country banger that they believe is so good it might convert a country music hater, often with the help of a comedian guest. And then the song of the week is added to their public playlist!
Tags: Comedy, country, country music, danny maupin, music, Playlist, shove, songs, tyler snodgrass
The Song Revolution Podcast exists to empower you through valuable songwriting insights, inspiration, and interviews with some of the greatest songwriters, producers, arrangers, artists, and creatives in the industry and beyond. Find out more at nashvillechristiansongwriters.com
Tags: christian, music, nashville, revolution, songs, songwriters, songwriting
Folklife Today tells stories about the cultural traditions and folklore of diverse communities, combining brand-new interviews and narration with songs, stories, music, and oral history from the collections of the Library of Congress’s American Folklife Center.
Categories: Arts
Tags: American Folklife Center, cultural traditions, folklife, Folklife Today, interviews, library of congress, LOC, music, oral history, songs, storytelling
On this site you will find podcasts of Christian news music and items from the 8am Sunday Christian radio program “Songs of Hope” on Southern FM 88.3 in Melbourne, Australia.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, christianity, faith, God, Godspeak, hope, hymns, Jesus, music, News, praise, religion, songs, spirituality, Stories, worship
Join best-selling author & comedian, Greg Howard Jr, as he talks life, love, and the universe as told through song with a new guest every week!
Categories: Music
Tags: Celebrity Interviews, interview, Mixtape, mtv, music, music video, Playlist, singer, songs, Songwriter
Medicine songs, testimonials from journeyers in our community, interviews, and question & answer sessions with Ankhara. Our podcast is our way of letting you into our community, our experiences, and our path.
Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Ankhara, ayahuasca, Healing, Icaros, interviews, jungle, Medicine, plant, Podcast, shamanism, Shipibo, songs
SongWriter turns stories into songs, ft. Questlove, Joyce Carol Oates, David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), George Saunders, Steve Earle, Susan Orlean & Neil Gaiman
Tags: inspiration, Literature, song, songs, songwriting, Stories, story, storyteller, storytelling
We share the stories and work of music and music-related professionals to encourage hobbyists, budding amateurs, and music and music-related professionals. Make More Music is hosted by a board-certified music therapist to show the wide variety of ways people enter and make a living in music.
Welcome back to Make More Music, the podcast that connects people to music & one another. Back by popular demand, the BLACK FRIDAY EPISODE! Sound clips from DIY pedals, the Empress Effects ZOIA, the Chase Bliss Audio MOOD, my partscaster, and more.
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Categories: Music
Tags: audio, career, creative, engineer, guitar, make music, music, music business, music industry, music interview, music therapy, musician, perform, singer, songs, Songwriter, sound healer
Exploring the world of children’s music………….seeking out extraordinary new songs & wondrous old school classics.
Categories: Kids & Family, Music
Tags: CD, cds, child, Children, families, family, kid, Kids, kindie, mp3, MP3s, music, radio, review, reviews, s, song, songs, video, videos
The web’s longest-running Disney podcast, from the creator of ‘The Thinking Fan’s Guide to Disney’ book series. Fun and thoughtful discussion about theme parks (Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong & Paris), movies, music, Broadway, corporate Mouse House, and beyond. Get ready for countdowns, trip reports, in-park audio, music montages, Disney history lessons, celebrity interviews, in-depth analysis, and much more. Host Aaron Wallace is a bestselling author, entertainment writer, and attorney with an interest in pop culture, 1980s/1990s nostalgia, and everything Disney.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
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What are the greatest protest songs of all time? Join host Steve Baltin as he talks with icons, from Carlos Santana and John Densmore (the Doors) to Alanis Morissette and Shepard Fairey, about their choices for the protest songs that have shaped their music and ideals.
Categories: Music, Society & Culture
Tags: adam chavez, against the grain, all genres, artist, beliefs, change, interview, interviews, Meaning, music, people have the power, people have the power podcast, Philosophy, Podcast, produce, producers, Protest, rights, songs, Songwriter, songwriters, Stand, steve baltin, tracks
Join the quest! Learn how composers and songwriters create music in this podcast hosted by Minneapolis composer Charlie McCarron. Whether you’re a music composition grad or simply an occasional noodler on a guitar, each guest has a new perspective for you on the creative process of composing and songwriting, along with some concrete ideas to apply to your own music.
Tags: Charlie McCarron, composing, composition, Minneapolis, music, music composition, music composition podcast, music theory, Podcast, songs, Songwriter, songwriting, songwriting podcast, writing
Two friends with opposite tastes in music come together to bond over music and discuss what they learn that week. A weekly music show for the everyday listener.
Categories: Music
Dateline December 30 2023. The spinoff is now the main event. Welcome to Where’s That Sound Coming From Presents: Questions But No Answers! Yes, WTSCF has become what might be the only podcast centered on the musical career of a person whom I consider to be one of the most creative, if underrated and misunderstood, musical minds of the mid-late 20th Century: the late, great Michael Nesmith. I made a list of 75 songs he recorded between 1965-2016 which I feel support my opinion (mostly original, but I had to include a handful of wonderful cover versions) and I intend to devote a 30-60 min episode to each song (though if appropriate I might clump two together in one episode). True to Nez’s own philosophy of letting ideas unfold in time and space to allow for growth, I only have a general idea of what I want these episodes to be like. There will indeed be academic presentation of facts, dates and names. There will also be, when applicable, comparative airings of different versions of the featured songs (demos, live versions, alternate versions, even interesting cover versions; and if the featured song IS a cover, I’ll go into old school WTSCF mode and play/discuss the original). If I’m strapped for time or if I’ve already said what I wanted to say in the past, I might repurpose an old WTSCF episode that sufficiently discusses, say, “How Insensitive” or “She Thinks I Still Care”.
I’d like to have occasional guests to banter about the featured song–distinguished friends to start, but if a notable stranger with relevant, amazing stories or knowledge gets in touch, I might ask them to come on as well. I already have interviews I’ve done (between 2013-2022) with drummer John Ware, bassist David MacKay and Nez himself to draw on, but you never know who might come out of the woodwork. Why did I decide to call this new series “Questions But No Answers” and not, say, “Marble Canyons of the Sky” (my second choice) or “Listening” (a perfectly succinct title suggested by Andrew Sandoval, to whom perhaps I should have “listened” to ha ha). Well, because, while I want to always be accurate and correct when presenting facts, I also would like to whimsically muse about unknowables. Like, where in the world did “Writing Wrongs” come from? Or did Neil Young or The Eagles ever site “Propinquity” as inspiring certain songs? (you’ll have to tune in to Episode 2 to hear which ones). I want to have fun with some mental gymnastics, as well as with amusing but relevant soundbites, and when guests come on I want to have engaging and enlightening but fun conversations and repartee. As the series progresses and grows, we’ll also note Nez’s growth as an artist–the singer, songwriter and guitar player. And yes, the complex person. However, I don’t want to spend more time than necessary delving into his personal life or his non-musical ventures. There will be little to no time spent on Repo Man, Neftoon Zamora, Videoranch, Liquid Paper, wives or girlfriends. There’ll be passing references to weed or metaphysics, but only if relevant. I plan to make this chronological because, again, I like charting the growth and evolution and out-of-(seemingly) nowhere ideas that marked his musical career. Please get in touch at wheresthatsoundcomingfrom@gmail.com with comments, questions, ideas, suggestions, stories and substantial monetary donations. I do all this myself, at home–the research, the script, the recording and editing–sometimes with a cat sleeping on my lap or reaching for the headphone and microphone. I do hope you enjoy this series. I realize this shift might lose some listeners that hoped I would continue the old format, or thought I might evolve into a Grateful Dead podcast. But crikey–there are enough of those to wade through and nothing left to say. Ah, but PodWorld is sorely in need of a series on Michael Nesmith. Disclaimer: though I was hired by Nez himself to write for Videoranch in 2017, this series is all me. Enjoy!
Categories: Music
Tags: Boston, comparative, covers, History, music, Musicology, POP, songs
A hilarious coming of age romantic comedy about That Girl as she fumbles her way through young adulthood. She’s now hit her early thirties and is nowhere closer to who she wants to be, a successful songwriter in the music industry. She spends her days miserable doing body makeup on telenovella stars and her nights drinking jack and cokes watching bands hoping for her big break. She finally gets one when she writes a song with sexy Nashville songwriter Ezra. Her friend Ryan, a major music manager, is worried that Ezra might be leading her on romantically and professionally. When Ezra ghosts her Ryan steps in and professes his longtime feelings for her. Love starts to grow between them as well her career as Ryan helps her write with some major artists until one day she finds out that Ezra has stolen their song and sold it as his own to a major country singer. She fights to not only win her song back but to find herself through the up’s and down’s of falling in love and finding yourself through it all.Instagram:@thatgirlthepodcast@jackiebrubaker
Categories: Fiction, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: Comedy Fiction, coming of age, couple, fiction, film, love story, movie, music, music industry, novel, romantic comedy, songs, Songwriter, television industry, that girl a novel, that girl the podcast, tv
My wife, Eva and I, Vic Zarley, are songwriters. We each had written many songs before we met each other and continued to write songs once we were married. After our marriage, we found that often God would use each of us to write a song together. I would be working with the guitar on some interesting chord progression while humming, thinking, “Where did this come from?” and Eva would stop me and say, “I’ve got lyrics. Play what you were doing again.” Often the lyrics are practically dictated to her by the Holy Spirit, coming faster than she can write. And then, to God’s glory, a song would be birthed. Truly a gift from the Holy Spirit. This Podiobook is a bit different from any of the others I’ve produced as it incorporates three of our songs into each episode. You will hear how each song got its life, what each song means to us, and, when applicable, the life lessons present in the lyrics. These songs were written by myself (Vic Zarley) and/or Eva Zarley. Most of these songs have been uploaded to Jamendo.com and you can get to our material that way as well by searching for Vic and Eva Zarley. Every song is available through Creative Commons licensing and can be downloaded and enjoyed at no charge. We pray that you are blessed as you journey through these 12 episodes exploring 36 of our songs, as we share their stories and related inspirations then the actual songs themselves. The theme song is by Vic Zarley. The coverart is by my brother, Karlan Zarley, with much appreciation! Produced and narrated by Vic Zarley.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
We give you special access to some of today’s most gifted songwriters and performers so you can learn about the heart behind the music.
Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: andrew, caedmon?s, call, christian, clay, dave, Folk, Gourmet, groves, jars, matt, mullins, music, of, Peterson, Podcast, religion, Rich, sara, songs, spirituality, Stevens, sufjan, Trout, wertz