In this episode, we discuss music as medicine. Artists discussed include: John Lennon, Aztec Camera, The Clash, Toots and the Maytals, Gil Scott Heron, Paul McCartney, U2, The Mekons, The Beatles, Sam Cooke, Tom Robinson Band, Bob Dylan, Fela Kuti, Prince, Brice Springsteen, The Alarm, Midnight Oil, David Bowie, The Pogues, The Jim Carroll Band, The Replacements, The Rolling Stones, Chris Butler, and The Police.

We discuss our favorite debut albums, including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, U2, Big Country, Big Star and The Modern Lovers.

In this episode, we discuss, among others: Polica, Howler, Slim Dunlap, The Rope, Gully Boys, Space Summit, Prince and Bob Dylan.

We discuss, among other Minnesota music luminaries, Babes in Toyland, The Mighty Mofos, The Clams, The Trashmen and Eddie Cochran.

We discuss, amongst others: Dutch Oven, Paul Westerberg, The Suicide Commandos, Chris Osgood and Tommy Stinson.

In part 1, we discuss Peter Jespersen's new book Euphoric Recall, Paul Westerberg, Slim Dunlap, The Replacements, Bob Mould, Hüsker Dü and other Minnesota musical luminaries.

In this episode, we focus on our favorite films, covering a range of influential works from the French New Wave to Star Wars and Taxi Driver. We’ll explore how these movies have impacted the culture and our own lives.

Welcome to Culture Drop. In this episode, we focus on the albums Richard and Linda Thompson released between 1972 and 1982.

These albums are widely regarded as some of the most influential in British folk/indie rock. Richard Thompson's innovative guitar work and songwriting, paired with Linda Thompson’s powerful vocals, created a sound that pushed the boundaries of the genre. The albums reflect a deep engagement with traditional British folk music, eventually transcending that genre, while also addressing contemporary themes with striking emotional intensity.

In this episode, we will analyze the composition, lyrics, and production of these albums, exploring why they have endured as significant works in the history of modern music.

Welcome back to Culture Drop, where we today we dive into the rhythms that shape our world, with your host Jed, and with me is the groove guru himself, drummer William Devitt.

In this podcast, we’re exploring in depth our favorite drummers, from the legendary Charlie Watts and Ringo Starr to Stewart Copeland, and beyond.

We’ll explore these icons and many more, covering all genres and styles. Whether you’re a drumming enthusiast or just love great music, we’ve got something for you.

So, let’s drop the beat and get started...

This is the fifth and last episode on our series on the musical career of Lou Reed, where we discuss Lou's final albums, including: Ecstasy (2000), The Raven (2003), Hudson River Wind Meditations (2007) and Lulu (2011).