The 10-Year Anniversary Extravaganza
Episode 325 • Sep. 6, 2022
They said it could never be done, but this podcast has officially been running for a decade! It's time for a stroll down memory lane, listeners!
They said it could never be done, but this podcast has officially been running for a decade! It's time for a stroll down memory lane, listeners!
Music is a key part of humanity's artistic expression, but preserving it for future generations is a more complex problem than you might think.
With the passage of time, countless musical recordings have been lost or destroyed. Why does this happen? Can some of these songs be recovered?
What is the longest music video ever made? Or the most commonly recorded song of all time? Let's explore these and other magical achievements!
Royalty-free music can be a great option for a variety of corporate or creative projects. But is it a good source of revenue for music artists?
Have you ever mistaken two songs as being one and the same? Have you ever misattributed a song to the wrong artist? Us too. Thinking is hard.
This rare LEGO record from 1982 had never been preserved online, so we bought a copy and made the recording available for your listening pleasure.
From 1979 to 1982, the LEGO company released four vinyl records to promote a series of interesting toy sets. Join us on an adventure to Fabuland!
Have you ever misheard or misremembered the lyrics to a song? If so, don't feel too bad. Some songs are notorious for causing this effect.
From sad emo ballads to upbeat rap hits, we're stepping back in time to revisit some of the songs we enjoyed during our high school years.