KendallCast

We discuss November's comic books including Doomsday Clock, The Batman Who Laughs, Punisher, and a number of others. In other media, we discuss The Punisher Netflix series and Thor Ragnarok. Then Jared berates Kendall for not watching the Infinity War Trailer.

On this week's episode, we discuss a song that Sarah loves and I didn't know existed: Harvey Danger's Flagpole Sitta. This is the last episode from our first recording session, but I felt like it turned out pretty good.

Each week on the show, I interview a regular person about the music in their life. Ben Marshall played in a band called FATE in High School. In recent years, he's been developing as a songwriter in his own right with his album The Final Giraffe.

Check out Ben's work at

https://benjaminmarshall.bandzoogle.com/home

Music This Episode:

For Everyman by Jackson Browne performed by Kendall Halman

Twilight, Repeat Mode, and In Our Own Key by Ben Marshall

Kendall, Molly and Sarah discuss The Way by Fastball, a song about an old couple who ran off and died in a ravine.

On the second part of our journey through "Now! That's What I Call Music," we discuss the classic Backstreet Boys tune "As Long As You Love Me."

On the first episode, we discuss Janet Jackson's Together again. I'm very excited for this show. Please give it a try!

Each week on the show I interview a regular person about the music in their life. This week I spoke with Jason Baumgartner about his experiences trying to get a steady music education job and balancing that with raising a family.

Music in this episode:

For Everyman by Jackson Browne performed by Kendall Halman

Code Monkey by Jonathon Coulton

Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) by Silento

Final Fantasy Main Theme by Nobuo Uematsu

Each week on the show, I interview regular people about the music in their life. Matt Saunders was my trombone teacher in high school. He took me through the college audition process and prepared me as much as one person could for what was in store. Now he teaches general music at a college level, directs a community orchestra, and composes original work in his spare time.

This episode's Music:

For Everyman by Jackson Browne, performed by Kendall Halman

Homo sapiens trombonensis, Maximum Impact, and Martian Dances by Matthew Saunders

Jared and Kendall discuss the month's comics and spend way too much time talking about Catwoman

That’s what we called music? I’m Kendall Halman, join my wife Molly, sister in law Sarah Andreas and I in a journey through the good the bad and the ugly of the pop music from the turn of the millennium. On “That’s what we called music?” we’re discussing the Now! That’s what I call Music series track by track. Check us out starting November 10th on KendallCast.Ninja or the KendallCast Podcast Feed on the Podcatcher of your choice!