Matt Aghedo and I talk the death of pop music, who killed it, and why every generation feels like their music is without a doubt better than the new stuff kids these days are listening to.

Got a screaming baby? Dr. Nada Goodrum says try singing! She'll also dive into how music effects her practice and research. We’ll talk lullabies, 90s music, and an anthem you should listen to.

What's it like growing up homeschooled with a gigging musician for a dad? Find out with Ty Farley, host of the .5 Project. We'll also talk blues, Alice in Chains and the perfect song to listen to after being humiliated on the golf cart by your girlfriend's dad.

Kidnapped by the Nevaro drug cartel? Don't stop believing.  Oh and we talk what makes a dope playlist.

Disappointing wedding night due to excessive consumption of booze? Try listening to Pitbull. Obed said it, not me. Also how does music impact ministry? Tune in to find out.

This week on the Playlist Project, Ian Black and I discuss the musicians that would make the worst quarantine buddies. We’ll also muse on what the language of transcendence actually is according to Jenn Pelly, and share a few songs that have been getting us through the pandemic.

Annnnd we're back. After a brief hiatus due to quarantine laziness, I've finally finished editing episodes that I recorded in April. 

In this episode, Brandon Berg will explain his theory on how people listen to music and what he finds to be the best way to enjoy it. We'll also reminisce on burning CDs and turning the music down to spare our parents the unsavory language in our heathen music.

This week on the playlist project, it’s a college reunion with my old roommates Sayma and Sam. We’ll dive into the balance of listening to music that you can handle as a Christian while still being able to connect with non-believers. We’ll also talk Vans, Mariah Carey, and log cabins. Oh and it turns out Sam and Sayma aren’t cousins…who knew ?

This week on the playlist I’m joined by my country music lovin dad and we’ll talk how his taste in music has changed since he was 16. We’ll also mention Ken burns quite a lot, as well as some classic country songs that you need to listen to.

This week on the Playlist Project, Charlotte painter and muralist Kyle Mosher, joins me to talk musical guilty pleasures. We might lose  some cool points but we don’t care because cool points aren’t a thing.

 

We’ll also talk Ninja Turtles, Foxy Shazam, and Kyle’s current bad relationship with music, including why he really only listens to classical these days.