60 Words to Explain the Podcast
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“If you are a Gen-Xer or Xennial and you aren’t listening to this podcast, what are you even doing? Rob weaves a story that more often than not has nothing to do with the episode’s song until suddenly IT DOES (Macarena episode excluded). And you’re not even sure how he did it. Genius. My favorite episode profiles The Chick’s Good-bye Earl (and not just because they were my first concert). On top of the necessary conversations surrounding domestic abuse and the less necessary “haha, killing your ex-husband, funny” is the conversation of true love. Until the episode pointed that out, I felt so stupid to not notice how love SHOWS UP. Even if it’s been however many years and you have to hop a red-eye flight to help your best friend break the cycle of abuse once and for all. May we all have a Mary Ann to our Wanda and may we BE the Mary Ann.”
AngieMorton via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/12/23
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“I love, love, love this podcast….informative, insightful, nostalgic and at times hilarious. Highly recommend 👍🏼😁”
FanOfJack via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/07/23
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“I can now understand what Randy Floyd et al must have thought of the headbangers and Sonny Crockett wannabes from my high school years.”
Kodexx via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/02/22
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“I thought I would love this but found the host unbearable and his take on songs missed the emotional mark for me after listening to several episodes. Perhaps this is why I don’t remember ever reading music journalism? I guess I just need the song, not the blathering, especially not about the host.”
mnvdhfjdhfjd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/10/23
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