Turntables and Tea

Turntables & Tea goes country for the first time with Shania Twain's "Come On Over". Find out how the Queen of Country Pop influenced Harry Styles (and countless others) with this record-breaking release. This album provokes a wide-ranging conversation involving fiddles, romance, Brad Pitt and horses. We think this episode might actually impress you much!

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Turntables & Tea visits "Harry's House" in this installment. Cory's going in blind, Charlie is not. Who will like the album more? Find out the song that spawns a major disagreement between the boys, who Charlie thinks "Matilda" is about and how Cory is able to associate the album with anime. You don't want to miss this  one (and there's a special announcement at the end)!

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The boys spend an evening with Silk Sonic on this edition of Turntables and Tea. Cory has been listening to this one since release, while Charlie is diving in for the first time. Find out which Con Funk Shun song gets covered by Bruno and .Paak, why Bootsy Collins is a perfect MC for this night out and the song that belongs on "That '70s Show". You'll want to leave the door open so everyone hears this one!

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Turntables and Tea takes on Rihanna’s third album fresh off of her Super Bowl performance. Find out which producer’s tracks underwhelmed, the R&B singer Cory hates, and the song Charlie wish Rihanna did at the big game. You can stop the music to listen to this one!

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The boys do their first post-Grammys episode by taking on “Renaissance”. Charlie and Cory break it down to determine whether or not Beyoncé made a concept album, what the songs are telling the listeners, and, of course, whether or not the Grammys snubbed one of 2022’s defining albums. No souls were broken during the making of this episode, so what are you waiting for?

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Turntables & Tea takes a listener suggested album and hopefully does it justice. It’s time to discuss the legendary “Purple Rain” from Prince & The Revolution. Find out who Prince originally sent the title track to, what Cory thinks about Tipper Gore hating “Darling Nikki” and why Charlie thinks this is a perfect album. Take a listen unless you want to hear what it sounds like when doves cry!

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The boys wrap up their look at 1997 with a successful yet divisive hip-hop album. Puff Daddy teamed up with a “family” consisting of the East Coast’s best rappers and singers. Hear Charlie and Cory take on Biggie, Jay-Z, Twista, Lil’ Kim and many more. Can’t nobody hold us down!

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The boys tackle their most divisive album yet on this one. Charlie and Cory are two sides of the same coin when it comes to Radiohead's beloved "OK Computer". But who falls where, and what are their reasons why? You'll only find out if you listen. If you don't, the karma police might hunt you down!

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The boys kick off the new year with their coverage of Fleetwood Mac's "The Dance", the first live album covered on T&T. Hear Charlie's thoughts on "Go Your Own Way" being played at the grocery store, Cory's reaction to Lindsey Buckingham's solo guitar tour de force and the crazy backstory behind a little tune called "Silver Springs".  "Don't Stop" listening to this one!

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Turntables and Tea ends the year with a look at the "dream canteen" the Red Hot Chili Peppers presented to them. Find out what song gets Charlie fired up, the single choice that confused Cory and the surprising instrument Flea is proficient on. Hear about some funky monks on the run to kick off 2023!