In this episode, we'll begin breaking down the final stanza of Hamilton, jumping right into The Adams Administration (1:59), We Know (8:56), Hurricane (16:07), The Reynolds Pamphlet (22:33), and Burn (27:19).

In this episode, we'll unpack and dig into Washington On Your Side (3:09), send off one of the best characters and performers in the tale in One Last Time (13:18), and hear what an old "friend" has to say about it in I Know Him (31:34)

In our newest episode, we get further into Act II. First, Hamilton gets himself into some trouble in Say No to This (2:23), then Burr has an epiphany in The Room Where It Happens (14:31) which leads to him making a big move in Schuyler Defeated (27:31), and then Hamilton and Jefferson go head to head again in Cabinet Battle #2 (29:58) which leaves Jefferson nonplussed and feeling like he needs to change course.

In this episode we'll talk briefly about modes before diving into the second act of Hamilton and breaking down What'd I Miss?, Cabinet Battle #1 and Take a Break

In todays episode, we'll break down the songs Dear Theodosia (1:54), Tomorrow There'll Be More of Us (9:26), and Non-Stop (15:18), as well as get into some of the history of the characters involved (including a possible love affair between Hamilton and Laurens) and do a recap of what we've learned in Act I.

In this Episode of The Tour, we'll talk a bit about different rapping styles, specifically: speed rapping or "chopping" (2:16). Then we'll jump right into a breakdown of "Guns and Ships" and Lafayettes speed rhyming (5:30). We'll examine "History Has Its Eyes On You" and what makes it great (12:53), and then take a tour through Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down), discussing the actual history the song is based on and some of the musical aspects of the track, even its relationship to metal music

(20:24). And lastly, we'll hear how King George feels about losing part of his empire in "What Comes Next?" (37:09).

In this episode we're gonna talk a bit about time signatures, then about some of the history of this point in the Revolutionary War. We'll hear a "deleted scene", so to speak, and then dive into our breakdowns of "Stay Alive", "The Ten Duel Commandments", "Meet Me Inside" and "That Would Be Enough".

This episode is Jam-Packed!! We talk a bit about intervals and arpeggios to get started (:56), then dive into A Winter's Ball (6:51)(featuring a rap by me)(11:00), Helpless (13:44), Satisfied (26:04), The Story of Tonight (Reprise)(43:49) and, finally, Wait For It (47:55)

In this episode we discuss how we should approach Hamilton amid some valid criticisms of it (2:13); how I approach the podcast and how I hope it's enjoyed (20:45); we discuss some of the actual history this song is based on (22:46), and we break down the track "Right Hand Man"--the appearance of a major character in the story (28:43).

In this episode, we'll meet the ladies of Hamilton as well as meet some antagonists of Hamilton and of America as a whole. We'll also learn about rhythm notation and counting.