Remembering My Friend and Mentor, Prince - 10 Years Later
The episode reflects on Prince’s legacy beyond his music, highlighting his extensive humanitarian work, including funding tech education through Yes We Code, supporting solar initiatives via Green For All, and personal interventions for individuals in crisis. The host shares personal anecdotes of Prince’s quiet generosity, such as arranging aid for Lauryn Hill’s children and encouraging a former White House staffer to pursue community projects. Prince’s approach combined private philanthropy with leveraging his concerts to spotlight and support local organizations in cities like Chicago, Baltimore, and New Orleans. The narrative urges listeners to remember Prince as a compassionate activist who used his influence to empower underserved communities.
Across the Horizon Ep. 62: Balmorhea
In this episode, host Bob Holmes chats with the instrumental trio Balmorhea about their recent activities, including a new minimalist track "InScape" and an upcoming tour of China. The band reflects on their creative process, the influence of early inspirations...
Never the Wiser X Hattie – “Better Than Ever”
In this episode, the folk‑noir collaboration between Never the Wiser and Hattie is explored through their new track “Better Than Ever,” which tells the story of a sorceress‑narrator who manipulates admirers until one sees through her façade. The hosts highlight...
The 3 Biggest Stories in Music: Bieber’s Payday, Ye’s Comeback, and $64B for Universal Music Group
The episode breaks down three headline music‑industry stories: Bill Ackman’s $60 billion bid to take Universal Music Group private, Kanye West’s (Ye) tumultuous comeback tour and its fallout with the UK government, and Justin Bieber’s $10 million Coachella set amid rumors about catalog...
Hip-Hop Artists Church & AP Release ‘WX1’ Track for Auckland Transport Campaign via FEDERATION
The episode spotlights the new track “WX1” by hip‑hop duo Church & AP, created for an Auckland Transport advertising campaign. The hosts break down the song’s lyrical references to local landmarks, bus routes, and the city’s transport infrastructure, highlighting how...
She Risked Her Voice to Become a Mother
The episode explores the career and personal journey of Norwegian soprano Lisa Davidson, a leading star at the Metropolitan Opera known for her rare, powerful Wagnerian voice. Host Zach Wolfe discusses how Davidson navigated the risks of pregnancy—including two miscarriages...
Bruce Springsteen Live in Minnesota 3/31/26 OK Google when Was Bruce Springsteen
The episode captures Bruce Springsteen’s live performance in Minnesota, framed as a rallying call for American ideals amid political turmoil. Springsteen opens with a prayer for troops overseas and a critique of the current administration, urging listeners to choose hope,...
Field Trip – Projectors
The episode dives into Field Trip’s new release “Projectors,” highlighting its retro‑futuristic vibe that blends 80’s drum‑machine beats with modern production. Host describes the band’s frontman as a charismatic, almost mythic figure whose performance feels destined and uplifting. Listeners are...
Foos Files: A Foo Fighters Podcast
In this 95‑minute episode of "Foo's Files," host Dan Harrison chats with a longtime Foo Fighters fan who worked at the band's Close Quarters studio alongside Dave Grohl. They discuss the band's unique fan‑first culture, how that interaction shapes a...
Celestine Manno – Change These Ways
The episode spotlights indie rock artist Celestine Manno and her new track “Change These Ways,” highlighting its compelling blend of articulate lyrics, nuanced instrumentation, and confident swagger. The host praises the song as a full‑package listening experience that can lift...
Alessia Cara: Are You In Love?
In this episode, Alessia Cara reflects on her evolving relationship with music, describing how she had to "re‑fall in love" with her craft after a decade of feeling its purity become clouded by industry pressures. She argues that love is...
How to Make Epic Music: The Most Successful Band No One Seems to Like (Audio)
In this episode Ian Temple dives into the paradoxical legacy of Phish, the jam‑band that has become one of the highest‑grossing live acts despite rarely charting hits and often being dismissed as a hippie punchline. He breaks down their musical...
Across the Horizon Ep. 61: Marine Eyes
In Episode 61 of Across the Horizon, host Bob Holmes chats with Cynthia Bernard (Marine Eyes), a prolific ambient musician and curator championing women in the genre. They discuss Bernard’s collaborative project Almost an Island, her work curating the Across...
UPDATE: Band Uploads Brand New Version Of Single After 'Mix'ed Fan Reviews
The episode examines the mixed fan reactions to Boundaries' new single "Skies Cast Amber Black" and the band's unusual decision to share an alternate mix after the controversy. Frontman Matthew McDougal explained the band's love for both mixes, posted a...
Flow State Ep. 318: Film Scores
Episode 318 of Flow State is titled "Film Scores" and appears to focus on the role of music in movies. The host repeatedly thanks listeners, but the provided transcription contains little substantive dialogue or specific discussion points about film scoring....