Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Podcast

Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Podcast

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Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Podcast episodes

  • Bonus Ep. Good Points About Skynyrd 3
    Ms. Breeze is back with the third episode of her hit podcast, Good Points About Skynyrd.
    Join us as we discuss dinner plans, my bad case of clarificationitis, and the live version of a song too good for even Ms. Breeze to deny: The Needle and the Spoon.
    28 min
  • S4 Ep. 6 Roll Gypsy Roll
    We keep rolling with a review of Roll Gypsy Roll. Plus, the origin story of Lynyrd Skynyrd, with sound effects. All that and more. You will love the more.
    19 min
  • S4 Ep. 5 Double Trouble
    Let's get into Double Trouble, along with a discussion of The Honkettes and brief appearances by Isaac Hayes and Dr. Dre. Also, we set the free birds free.
    23 min
  • S4 Ep. 3 Trust
    Join us as we dive into some of the darkest lyrics in the Ronnie canon. Plus, Pyle Tydbyts and an admission of defeat from your beloved host.
    21 min
  • Bonus Ep. Good Points About Skynyrd 2
    The Simple Daughter, AKA Ms. Breeze, is back with a second episode of her hit podcast, Good Points About Skynyrd.
    Join us as we discuss the Gimme Back My Bullets album cover, Skynyrd fashion, quarantine, the new Skynyrd song, and John Prine. Plus, we take questions from yooOOUUu, baby.
    39 min
  • Bonus Ep. Frynds for Wythyrs
    This one's a little different. Join us for a tribute to the late, great Bill Withers and some wacky music talk with two of my oldest, bestest friends. WARNING: Zero Skynyrd content.
    33 min
  • S4 Ep. 1 Gimme Back My Bullets
    Gather six feet away from your closest friends and family and crank up this review of the first song and title track from Lynyrd Skynyrd's Gimme Back My Bullets. It's a good one that is surprisingly not about guns.
    Also, I promise 40% less nonsense than usual.
    23 min

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Is it a championing of a misunderstood band, a meditation on growing up in the south, an exploration of race relations, a love letter to my Dad, or just a bunch of "Y"-filled jokes about a stupid rock…