My Record

Ted Cohen put his job on the line for Todd Rundgren's "Hello, It's Me." How did that turn out? Listen to the episode.

Literary powerhouse Jonathan Karp has worked with bestselling authors including Walter Isaacson, Hillary Clinton, John Irving, Bob Woodward, and...Rupert Holmes? How the maestro of "The Pina Colada Song" inspired him.

Rhydian Dafydd completes our pair of episodes with The Joy Formidable, explaining how Jeff Buckley's "Morning Theft" impacted him as a musician.

Ritzy Bryan, lead singer of the Welsh band The Joy Formidable, tells a story about a childhood journey through her parents' record collection that ultimately led her to a musical trip of epic proportions.

Legendary Postpunk drummer Hugo Burnham of Gang of Four shares how The Rolling Stones’ LET IT BLEED changed everything for him.

UK artist Dylan Cartlidge tells a story about a "stroke" of luck he had at a NYC pancake house just before his first recording session!

Logan Ledger tells us about the party producer T-Bone Burnett took him to—and the surprise that awaited!

On the premiere episode of MY RECORD, Adam Weiner of Low Cut Connie shares a heartfelt story about his love for the James Carr soul song "Dark End Of The Street."

Each week, MY RECORD features a first-person story about a song or album that has profoundly affected someone’s life. MY RECORD has been described as “a musical Story Corps” or “a mini-Moth with music.”