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Clifford Stumme
The Pop Song Professor Podcast
Clifford Stumme and his guests go deep with the most popular songs out there. He explains the deeper meanings behind the songs you hear on the radio, and keeps asking the question, "Is there something more here?" There is something more in every song you listen to, and there's something more in life. Discover them both on the Pop Song Professor Podcast.
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4.8 stars from 192 ratings
“Thank you for making things clear.”
marianpaul via Apple Podcasts ·
Philippines ·
02/23/20
Matpat is jealous
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“To all you theorists out there, this man has got the analysis skills to take even the most simple sounding songs and reveal there deepest meanings. Listen to this, and watch his YouTube channel! You’re doing great Clifford! Also love the TØP”
Sanstheskelly via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/10/19
Brilliant Content
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“This podcast is a beautiful example of balanced, mindful analysis of popular music. It's exactly what it promises to be. It's very honest and focused without being harsh or close-minded. And frankly, it's very entertaining. Please, if you’re even consider listening to this podcast,...”Read full review »
Airship_Prodigy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/26/18
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