I came, I saw, I podcasted.

The Feed? It shrugged. After 19 episodes of One vs. The Feed, I’m hitting pause. This podcast started as more than just a creative outlet. After two failed spine surgeries and being forced out of work, I needed something to stay sharp to stay sane. The days got long, the silence got louder, and I figured: why not put my voice to use in a different way? So I did. I took my background in radio, my love for music history, and my need to build something and made this show. I compared legends of the past to what we scroll through today. I mixed storytelling with commentary. I scripted, voiced, produced, and promoted every episode from the ground up. The work wasn’t the problem. I enjoyed it.

But the truth is, the audience just never showed up. That’s not a complaint it’s just the reality. These days, good content can still get buried. And shouting into the digital wind gets old, especially when you’ve got limited time and energy to give. So I’m stepping back. Not with regret. Not with drama. Just calling it like it is. I’m proud of the episodes. I stand by the effort. And maybe down the road, I’ll fire the mic back up maybe with something different, maybe right back here. If you listened, thanks. If you didn’t, no worries the archive’s still there. Sometimes the Feed wins. And that’s fine. I just needed to know I could still create.

Mission accomplished.

🎙️ COMING SOON! 🎸
Dive into the raw energy and hidden stories behind The Beatles’ groundbreaking debut album, Please Please Me (1963)! Ever wonder how John Lennon’s cold made "Twist and Shout" legendary? Or who secretly played drums on the American hit "Love Me Do"? We’re kicking off our 13-part Beatles documentary podcast with all the quirky details and fun facts fans crave.

Don’t miss Episode 1 of One vs. The Feed — a deep, playful dive into rock history!

👉 Hit follow now so you don’t miss a single chord, cough, or crazy story—The Beatles like you've never heard them before. 🎧🎸 Want a simpler version too? Here's one: 🎶 Follow the podcast and relive the albums that changed the world—one Beatles record at a time.

From cruising Gratiot in a rusted Cutlass to shaking the White House lawn, Kid Rock’s journey is anything but conventional. In this episode of One vs. The Feed, we dive deep into the evolution of a genre-busting rebel who turned rap-rock chaos into red, white, and real.

From gritty club days at Harpo’s and St. Andrew’s Hall to global stages and political firestorms, we explore the highs, the hits, and the hell-raising. Featuring a curated mix of Kid Rock’s most defining tracks — including Let’s Ride, First Kiss, Po-Dunk, Don’t Tell Me How to Live, and the unfiltered anthem We the People.

This isn’t just a retrospective.
It’s a reminder: when the world turns down the volume, Kid Rock turns it up.

Warning: Strong language ahead. But if you’re listening to Kid Rock and didn’t expect that… that’s on you.

What happens when five seasoned musicians, scattered by time and life, come together during a global shutdown… and create something that hits harder than anyone expected?

In this special Deep Dive episode, Bob Murray takes you inside Out of the Darkness — the debut album from Detroit’s own Vultures of Culture. From stories behind the songs to recording in a converted barn, from Foo Fighters jokes to serial killer lyrics, this band blends 90s rock grit with modern weight and emotional fire.

Featuring full tracks, commentary, and a tribute to the band's late friend, this episode isn’t just a listen — it’s a spotlight.

Stream it. Share it. Support the band.
Because the light never goes out — and neither should the music.

She started with a mouse-shaped contract and a dream.
Now she’s headlining tours, owning the charts, and dropping one-liners that hit harder than breakup tweets.

In this episode of One vs. The Feed, we trace the evolution of Sabrina Carpenter — from her early days on Girl Meets World to her reinvention as one of pop’s sharpest voices. We break down the eras, the songs, the headlines, and the strategy behind her rise. From Because I Liked a Boy to Please Please Please, Sabrina isn’t just playing the game — she’s rewriting the rules.

Featuring track breakdowns, commentary, and cultural context — this is Sabrina, decoded. 🎧

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On the surface, No Jacket Required is pure ‘80s pop—big synths, chart-topping hits, and Phil Collins at the peak of his fame. But underneath the polish?
It’s a storm.

A man unraveling in real time, hiding heartbreak, control, and quiet desperation behind every beat. In this episode of One Album, All In, we break down the full arc of Collins’ 1985 blockbuster—track by track.

From the swagger of “Sussudio” to the haunted loops of “Take Me Home,” we uncover the truth behind the hooks. 

This isn’t a legacy deep dive. No icons. No chart history. Just a band you’ve never heard of — and a song you won’t forget.

When Vultures of Culture slid into the DMs, it could’ve been another promo drop. But “Catch and Release” hit different. Grit. Groove. A riff that struts like a bar fight in rhythm. And lyrics that feel lived, not focus-grouped.

In this episode, we break down the track, meet the band, and remind you that rock isn't dead — it's just been pushed off the algorithm’s map.

Featuring music clips, Detroit roots, and one hell of a live energy.

🎧 Stream “Catch and Release.”
Out of the Darkness
Catch and Release - Vultures of Culture (Official Video)

🎟️ See them live before the venues get bigger.


August 13 — The Blind Pig, Ann Arbor
With Horror Movies in The Morning, Yellow No. 5, Lanternfly

August 22 — The Diesel Lounge, Chesterfield
With Sean Anthony Sullivan


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He’s not a product.
He’s a reflection — of Ray’s phrasing, Bonnie’s ache, Waylon’s rebellion, Tritt’s bruised masculinity, and Solomon’s gospel fire.

In this episode, we trace the lineage that leads straight to Chris Stapleton and break down why he stands tall as The One in a sea of algorithm-built voices. From “Broken Halos” to “Nobody to Blame” to “Parachute,” and finally “Tennessee Whiskey,” this is Stapleton with the volume up and no filters on.

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Big hair. Big hooks. Bigger shoulder pads.
In this Feed-style rewind, we dive headfirst into the unforgettable soundscape of 1984 — one hit at a time.

From the synth stabs of “Out of Touch” to the unfiltered joy of “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go”, this episode unpacks the music, the madness, and the mixtape moments that defined a generation.

We’ll break down the chart-toppers, expose the behind-the-scenes stories, and even sneak in some forgotten pop culture that’ll have you digging out your Trapper Keeper and rewinding your Walkman.

This isn’t just a playlist — it’s a full-on neon time warp.

She didn’t just break the mold she rewrote the blueprint.
In this epic showdown, One vs. The Feed dives deep into the life, music, and legend of Dolly Parton. From her humble Smoky Mountain beginnings to chart domination, movie stardom, and empire-building, we trace her journey and pit it against the modern country scene.

Featuring music clips, sharp commentary, and a Feed-style faceoff with today’s biggest country stars, this episode proves one thing:
The world doesn’t make 'em like Dolly anymore.