In Your Earholes

In this episode, Doug Slater joins me to discuss one of the seminal jazz albums of all time, Kind Of Blue by Miles Davis. This was my first time listening to this album, so I knew nothing going in. It's a fascinating episode and Doug is an excellent guide. Download Album014.mp3 Doug Slater on Twitter

Mark Blevis joins me this time around to discuss the final album by The Police, Synchronicity. We discuss production stories and personal reflections on this truly fantastic album. It produced "Every Breath You Take", "King Of Pain", and "Wrapped Around Your Finger". Download Album013.mp3 Mark Blevis on Twitter

Greg David joins me on this episode to discuss the hard rocking album, Appetite For Destruction. This album was a juggernaut when it arrived on the scene and still holds up to this day. "Welcome To The Jungle", "Sweet Child'O Mine", and "Paradise City" are the best known songs off of this album. Download Album012.mp3 Greg David on Twitter

1/25/2019 Prepare thy ears for fun, facts, music and fun in this excellent new episode of the podcast so good we had to change the name. Download earholes104.mp3 You can reach out to the hosts of this episode on what is known as "The Twitter": Jasen Jason You can also follow the podcast @inyourearholes. Want to be on In Your Earholes discussing one of the greatest albums of all time? Find out more and sign up by clicking the handy links below!THE 100 GREATEST ALBUMS LISTTHE SIGNUP FORM

Joining me on this episode is The Scarborough Dude. We are discussing an album that I never heard of before, but for my guest was a rite of passage in his life. It's a fascinating episode of storytelling and music. Download Album011.mp3 Scarborough Dude on Twitter

1/7/2019 Well, we slapped this one together at the last possible second. Enjoy! Download earholes103.mp3 You can reach out to the hosts of this episode on what is known as "The Twitter": Jasen Jason Stephanie You can also follow the podcast @inyourearholes. Click here to sign up to talk about the greatest albums of all time here on the podcast!

On this episode, Candice Lepage joins me again for her first pick in this series. She chose Fleetwood Mac's masterpiece, Rumours. This album produced the hits, "Don't Stop", "Go Your Own Way", "The Chain", and more. Download Album010.mp3 Candice Lepage on Twitter

12/24/2018 It's Christmas Eve and here's the present you certainly didn't want. Maybe you can listen to it while you're hiding from your extended family, sitting in the bathtub and eating a whole box of cupcakes and drinking NyQuil. You don't even have a cold. We'll be back in 2019 with more episodes of music we like and some music nobody likes! Download earholes102.mp3 You can reach out to the hosts of this episode on what is known as "The Twitter": Jasen Jason Stephanie Oliver You can also follow the podcast @inyourearholes. Click here to sign up to talk about the greatest albums of all time here on the podcast!

This time, I am joined by The Maharaja Mack Daddy to discuss Jay-Z's 2001 album The Blueprint. This album uses a lot of 1960s and 70s Motown samples. Download Album009.mp3 The Maharaja Mack Daddy on Twitter

12/10/2018 Celebrate Christmas with part one of a two-part special featuring some of the worst, cringe-inducing, cheese-covered songs of all time. We've been saving these up for a long time and they are our Christmas gift to you!  Part two will be released on Christmas Eve. You're welcome! Download earholes101.mp3 You can reach out to the hosts of this episode on what is known as "The Twitter": Jasen Jason Stephanie Oliver You can also follow the podcast @inyourearholes. Click here to sign up to talk about the greatest albums of all time here on the podcast!