Revolution- A Beatles Podcast

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Tyler and Austin look back at October 15th, 2021, when the Let It Be Special Edition was released. We take a quick look at the expanded set that opened the vaults on one of the most fascinating and complicated chapters in Beatles history.

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In the first episode of our Rubber Soul Super Deluxe series, Justin, Austin, and Tyler set the stage for one of The Beatles’ most important albums. We look at where Rubber Soul fits in their career, why the album marked such a major turning point, and break down everything included in the new Super Deluxe set—from the different configurations and bonus material to the complete track listings. And be sure to catch our next two episodes, where we’ll dig even deeper into the music, sessions, alternate takes, mixes, and the story behind this landmark album.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at October 13th, 1941, the birth of Neil Aspinall. From driving The Beatles to early gigs to becoming one of the most trusted figures in their inner circle, Aspinall remained part of their story for decades.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at October 9th, 1940, the birth of John Lennon in Liverpool. We take a quick look at the early beginning of the man who would help change popular music forever.

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In the third and final part of our Brian Epstein series, Justin, Austin, and Tyler follow the story into its most difficult chapter. As The Beatles leave the road behind and begin changing at a remarkable pace, Epstein finds his role increasingly uncertain. We look at his final years, his sudden death in 1967, and the enormous void he left behind as The Beatles entered one of the most creative—and unstable—periods of their career.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at October 6, 1969, when “Something” backed with “Come Together” was released as a single in the United States. Two Abbey Road classics, paired together on one of The Beatles’ final singles.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at October 5, 1962, when “Love Me Do” backed with “P.S. I Love You” was released in the UK. It was The Beatles’ first single and the beginning of an extraordinary recording career.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at October 1, 1969, when Abbey Road was released in the United States. We take a quick look at the American arrival of one of The Beatles’ most iconic albums.

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Brian Epstein — Part 2: From Liverpool to the World

By the time Brian Epstein took on The Beatles, they were a popular Liverpool band. Within a few extraordinary years, they were the biggest musical phenomenon in the world.

In Part 2, Justin, Austin, and Tyler follow Brian through the whirlwind — pursuing a recording contract, helping reshape the group’s professional image, navigating the rapidly growing business surrounding them, and trying to manage something for which there was really no blueprint: Beatlemania.

We’ll look at Brian’s successes, his mistakes, his relationship with John, Paul, George, and Ringo, and the enormous pressure that came with being the man expected to keep the biggest band in the world moving forward.

Behind the screaming crowds and unprecedented success was a manager trying to hold together something that was becoming bigger than anyone could have imagined.

This is Part 2 of Brian Epstein: The Man Behind The Beatles.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at September 26, 1969, when Abbey Road was released in the UK. We take a quick look at the album that became one of The Beatles’ most celebrated final statements.