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What Were Cereal Box Records? [Podcast]
Today we cover the history of cardboard cut-out records, a quirky marketing ploy used by major cereal companies from the…
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Songs With False Endings [Podcast]
Today we discuss the phenomenon of the “false ending,” where a song will fade out as if it’s reached the…
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Songs About Chicken [Podcast]
Today we talk about chicken. Because it’s delicious and we’re out of ideas.
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Podcasts
Review of “Contact High Mixtape” by Poolside [Podcast]
Today we’re continuing our streak of reviews with a look at the latest mixtape by Poolside, an LA-based duo who…
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Review of “Still Waters” by Breakbot [Podcast]
Today we share some very mixed feelings on Breakbot’s sophomore album, “Still Waters” which was released on February 5.
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Review of “Changes” by Charles Bradley [Podcast]
Today we give our impressions of the recent album release by soul revivalist Charles Bradley.
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The College Radio Reunion Special! [Podcast]
Today we’re celebrating 150 episodes by bringing together all four DJs from Funk Radio’s original college radio show. Get ready…
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Why are Compilation Albums a Thing? [Podcast]
Today we explore the many variations of compilation albums that are out there, and offer some explanations as to their…
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Is Shuffling Your Songs Actually Random? [Podcast]
Today we bring up a couple of conspiracy theories about the “shuffle” feature of iTunes and Spotify. Are they favoring…
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The Role of Songs in Movie Trailers [Podcast]
Today we ask many questions about the purpose that a song plays in movie trailer. Does it actually help sell…
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“Musical Compatibility” in Relationships [Podcast]
Today we examine what it means to be “musically compatible” with your partner. Are musical tastes enough to make or…
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Campaign Songs are Often Used Illegally [Podcast]
Today we take a brief look at how political campaigns usually play songs without the permission of the respective artists,…
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