Song Yarn

You've heard the pre-teen jam of the century when it was blasting from your co-worker's computer. Now it starts out episode 50 of Song Yarn. I can only redeem myself with a gem from "American" treasure Neil Young. Enjoy Thanksgiving!

Bob Dylan has released 35 studio albums in his career. If you could only keep half of them, which ones would it be?

Xavier Mendes decides on this episode of Song Yarn. Enjoy!

Xavier and Fredo delve into the deepest of cuts of Idol of the Show Bono, and U2. Discussions of the Million Dollar Hotel, and Passengers will be featured.

Also, Bono does gospel. Is that how you spell it? It seems wrong.

Is this a trick or a treat? I was unable to get any past guests to talk about Halloween or scary songs, so I got in touch with lesser-known guest Stephen Colbert. I apologize. Stephen talks about his love of Ben Folds, Elvis Costello and the cast recording of Jesus Christ Superstar.

His new book "America Again: Re-becoming the Greatness We Never Weren't" is available now and I'll be back next week talking about political songs....ENJOY!

Xavier Mendes sits down with filmmaker Laura Zinger to talk about what makes a labor of love. They discuss Paul Simon's Graceland, the Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Fun.

For more info on Laura's films visit 20kfilms.com

Fredo joins Xavier Mendes to dis the Bond Movies and try to find some hidden gems of opening musical themes. Hear Fredo's potty mouth sensored by the original theme as they pick their favorites and stay tuned until the end to hear Xavier's story of getting to see U2 and how that relates to Amy Winehouse, who Fredo thinks would have made a great Bond girl.

Now that Baseball playoffs have started, Xavier Mendes and guest Billy Schultz discuss the idea of walkup songs in pro ball. What is a good song and what should walkup songs be?

Enjoy!

Xavier Mendes and his sister dissect The Killers new album 'Battle Born'. Enjoy!

Influenced by the Giants' playoff clinch, Xavier Mendes talks about songs that deal with the city by the bay. Enjoy!

Xavier Mendes sits alone in his car contemplating the #41. What is more depressing than a guy listening to dmb? A podcast about it.