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2025-05-13
The John Curley Show:
Hour 3: Bob Dylan Walks Out On The Ed Sullivan Show
5pm: The Mariners Rough Weekend // Nate gives an update on I-90 shutdown // New video shows pursuit of armed suspect who shot at deputies in Tenino // Today in History // 1963 - Bob Dylan walks out on "The Ed Sullivan Show" // What was the John Birch Society? // Letters
2025-05-13
If These Walls Could Talk:
12. Royal Albert Hall
To conclude Season 1 of If These Walls Could Talk - We could not have a more fitting venue...\n\nUnquestionably, one of the world's most prestigious and iconic buildings. A space that has been at the forefront of music, culture, sport, philanthropy, politics and science since its foundation in 1871.\n\nA name that resonates globally as the pinnacle of all of the above. A space that has hosted the likes of Wagner, Billie Holiday, Quincy Jones, Pavarotti, Frank Sinatra, to name a few. And the countless men and women who have changed the course of history, names such as Albert Einstein, Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali, Emmeline Pankhurst and Stephen Hawking.\n\nLadies & Gentlemen, welcome to The Royal Albert Hall!\n\nJoining us to help tell the Hall's story was its Head of Programming, Dave Gamble, and its lead archivist, Alicia Kirkbride, as we discuss the Hall's construction, its programming, and its constant regeneration - sprinkled in amongst some classic anecdotes featuring some of history's most revered names.\n\nHosted by Jeremy Newton, produced by Greg Moore.
2025-05-12
The Spirits Guide:
Dance Like Nobody Is Watching
On this week's episode I go a little further down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole, talking about the Book Chronicle by Dylan and the documentary Rolling Thunder Review, directed by Martin Scorsese. I'm also tasting 4 different expressions of Dylans Heavens Door Whiskey. All with a reminder to dance like nobody is watching. If you like what I am doing here go to the podcast page and click the follow button and give it a rating. Follow on Facebook and Instagram where you can leave comments and reviews about the podcast. For anything else you can reach me at [email protected] Cheers
2025-05-12
Suzanne Vega has just released her first album of all-new material for nearly a decade. "Flying With Angels" continues her folk-influenced sound and introduces influences of soul as well as a song in tribute to Bob Dylan's "I Want You". She performs in the studio with guitarist Gerry Leonard.\nSean Combs aka P Diddy is on trial in New York, charged with sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and transportation to engage in prostitution. We look at the first day's proceedings.\nAnd there's a unique community-led production of Bertolt Brecht's play Mother Courage and her Children, taking place in Horden, County Durham. The cast combines a unique combination of newly trained-up actors drawn from the surrounding area and established South African actors. We speak to director Mark Dornford-May and first time professional actor, Julie Ainsell.\nPresenter Samira Ahmed
2025-05-12
Let's Talk Vinyl:
Bob Dylan The Band The Basement Tapes
The Basement Tapes are a collection of songs recorded by Bob Dylan and The Band (then known as The Hawks) in 1967, largely at a house in West Saugerties, New York, known as Big Pink. These sessions, conducted while Dylan was recovering from a motorcycle accident, are known for their loose, rootsy style, blending folk, rock, blues, and Americana. The recordings captured a spontaneous, experimental spirit, reflecting Dylan’s retreat from the pressures of fame and his exploration of American musical traditions. Although many tracks were initially only circulated as bootlegs, they became legendary, influencing the development of roots rock and Americana. An official version, The Basement Tapes, was finally released in 1975, followed by The Basement Tapes Complete in 2014, offering a more comprehensive view of these landmark sessions.
2025-05-12
The Quiz:
403 Like A Rolling Stone
Play. Share. Listen with Celebrity Memoir Book Club Co-host, Claire Parker.
2025-05-12
On Shuffle Podcast With Daniel and Matthew:
Bob Dylans A Complete Unknown Review
The boys listen to Bob Dylan's 1975 album, Blood On The Tracks, and review the movie A Complete Unknown. Tune in now!
2025-05-11
The Album Argument:
Highway 61 Revisited By Bob Dylan
We discuss the best and worst songs from "Highway 61 Revisited" by Bob Dylan. Tell us your thoughts about these songs and follow us on Facebook and X. Please support Bob Dylan by purchasing and streaming this album wherever you pay for music!
2025-05-10
Watch and Learn with Xenia and Arthur:
The Geniuses They Aren't A-Changin': A Complete Unknown Is Deeper Than You Think
In this vibrant and engaging episode, Xenia and Arthur dive deep into A Complete Unknown, the much-anticipated new film about the legendary Bob Dylan. With their trademark energy and sharp insights, they unpack the movie’s take on Dylan’s enigmatic persona, dissect standout performances, and debate how well it captures the spirit of a cultural icon. Expect passionate opinions, a few surprises, and plenty of spirited back-and-forth as they explore what makes this portrayal of Dylan tick—and whether it hits the right notes.
2025-05-09
KCCK Culture Crawl with Dennis Green:
Inconceivable
Summer of the Arts Executive Director Lisa Barnes is here ahead of "Forever Young: A Bob Dylan Tribute Fundraiser" May 10, 2pm at the Englert Theatre. Stick around for some great Summer of the Arts programming too! For more information and upcoming events visit summerofthearts.org. Subscribe to The Culture Crawl at kcck.org/culture or search "Culture ...
2025-05-09
SOUNDS OF FILM with Tom Needham:
Eric Andersen Talks Dylan, Warhol & The Songpoet On Tom Needham’s Sounds Of Film
This week on Tom Needham’s SOUNDS OF FILM, the spotlight is on iconic troubadour Eric Andersen, the poetic voice of the Greenwich Village folk scene.\nIn a revealing and wide-ranging interview, Andersen opens up about his encounters with cultural titans like Andy Warhol, Brian Epstein, and Lou Reed, while reflecting on the personal and professional crossroads that shaped his singular journey through the music world.\nThe discussion centers on THE SONGPOET, a deeply personal and cinematic portrait of Andersen’s life, directed by Paul Lamont. The documentary captures the emotional highs and devastating setbacks of a fiercely independent artist navigating the changing tides of fame, artistic purpose, and legacy. With featured appearances by Clive Davis, Lenny Kaye, Tom Paxton, John Sebastian, and Anthony DeCurtis, the film charts Andersen’s relentless pursuit of truth in song and spirit.\nOnce poised to break out as an international star in the late 1960s, Andersen’s trajectory was shaken by the sudden death of his manager, Beatles impresario Brian Epstein. Years later, a second near-miss would again alter his path—but never his voice.\nTHE SONGPOET reveals an artist who has always chosen the road less taken, staying true to the calling of his craft.\nThe Sounds of Film is the nation’s longest-running film and music-themed radio show. Hosted by Tom Needham, the program has featured exclusive interviews with a wide range of musical and cinematic legends, including Laurie Anderson, Jimmy Webb, Melanie, Billy Joel, Chuck D, Vince Giordano, Peter Yarrow, Nile Rodgers, and many more. Broadcasting for over three decades, SOUNDS OF FILM reaches audiences across Long Island, Connecticut, and the world via streaming.
2025-05-09
Emotional Support Water Bottle:
Music Biopic Week (A Complete Unknown, I’m Not There, Notorious, & The Dirt)
We had to make some last minute changes to our list since some movies are no longer on streaming, but we’re excited to have our first music biopic episode! We were excited to finally watch A Complete Unknown and decided to add I’m Not There to the mix even though they’re very different films based on the same person. There’s no denying the former is a detailed interpretation of Bob Dylan’s life, while the latter definitely went in a more artistic direction. If we’re ranking these four, we both agree that Notorious and The Dirt are at the end of the list. Both films have interesting stories to tell about iconic musicians, but we felt they missed the mark for different reasons. What other music biopics would you like to see? Our plan is to add some based on women for a future episode!\n\nYes, we planned to have our Book Club this week, but there was just too much to pack into one episode with all the movies, the Met Gala, and the news that the Golden Globes are adding a podcasting category. If you haven’t already read Wilmer Valderama’s book, An American Story, be sure to grab it before next Friday!. We’d love to have you join the conversation!\n\nIf you love us, leave us comments on social media and YouTube, or write a review with your 5-star rating. If you write us a nice review, DM us and we’ll send you some of our new stickers! Don’t forget to follow our socials, and find us on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. So grab your water bottles, and look out for new episodes every Friday!\n\nDeux Good-For-You-Cookie Dough - Use code waterbottle15 for 15% off your order and FREESHIPPING on orders of $30 or more.
2025-05-08
The Careers In Music Podcast:
Dana Nielsen Grammy Nominated Mixer Engineer Producer
Dana Nielsen is a Grammy-nominated mixer, engineer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He's worked with artists like SZA, Rihanna, Adele, Post Malone, The Smashing Pumpkins, Neil Young, Justin Timberlake, Weezer, Kanye West, Rick Rubin, and more. We talked about what an audio engineer does, how you can get into audio engineering, and the effects of AI on audio engineering. Get more insights from music industry experts on how to build a career in music: https://www.careersinmusic.com/ Check out Dana Nielsen's website: https://dananielsen.com/ Check out Dana Nielsen's courses: https://mixprotege.com/
2025-05-08
Crouch Cinema Corner:
Episode 9: A Complete Unknown
Join us this week as we plug in our amps, squint thoughtfully from the shadows, and dive into A Complete Unknown (2024), the latest stylish spin on the musical biopic — this time focused on a young Bob Dylan, portrayed with enigmatic coolness by Timothée Chalamet.\n\nWe talk all things beatnik New York, 1960s folk scenes, and James Mangold's shadowy, immersive direction. From our surprise appreciation of Mangold's back catalogue, to breaking down whether this film really understands its subject, we get into it all — including some respectful gripes, gentle ribbing of biopic tropes, and, of course, the harmonica.\n\nIs it a traditional film about non-traditionalism? Does it evolve like Dylan did, or just dress the part? We dig into the performance, the aesthetics, and the surprising amount of full-length music.\n\nWhether you're a Dylan diehard or just in it for the vibes, this episode hits like a moody chord in a smoky café. 🎸🎤
2025-05-08
Never Ending Stories: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour:
Bob Dylan Live 425
Teaser // NES 062: Bob Dylan LIVE, 4/2/95. Released Thursday, 8th May 2025. A podcast about Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour. Presented by Ian Grant, Evan Laffer, and Steven Hyden.
2025-05-08
Rockin' the Suburbs:
Happy 60th Birthday To … The First Music Video?
A clip from the movie Don’t Look Back was filmed 60 years ago today in London. Many believe Bob Dylan’s so-called "Subterranean Homesick Blues" film was the forerunner of the music video movement that came to prominence in the 1980s.
2025-05-05
Hitchhiking Highway 61: A Bob Dylan Inspired Podcast:
On The Road Part 2: Bob Dylan'S Blues
In this episode of Hitchhiking Highway 61, Kevin Fallon explores how Bob Dylan's Blues echoes the restless spirit of Jack Kerouac's On the Road. Set against the backdrop of postwar conformity, the episode traces a thread of rebellion and disillusionment through generations- from beat poets to punk bands like Minor Threat and grunge icons like Nirvana- all in search of something real.
2025-05-04
Bob Dylan - A Headful of Ideas:
Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
Chris examines Bob Dylan's brilliantly poetic 1965 single CAN YOU PLEASE CRAWL OUT YOUR WINDOW
2025-05-03
The Reel Girls Club:
Regina Graves Set Decorator
In today's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Oscar, BAFTA, Critics Choice & Emmy nominated (and Emmy winning!) set decorator, Regina Graves, the creative mind behind the richly detailed world of A Complete Unknown, The Irishman, Fallout and other major film productions.\nFrom her early days as an interior design student, to becoming a set decorator on one of the biggest films in the awards circuit this year, Regina shares her fascinating journey, the craft behind recreating historically authentic sets, and how she goes about finding the perfect pieces to decorate a film set.\nIn this episode, you'll learn;\n * How Regina & her team decorated Bob Dylan's NYC apartment in A Complete Unknown\n * The behind-the-scenes stories of sourcing authentic furniture, props, and materials\n * How she builds a visual narrative across different time periods\n * The inspiration and influences behind the sets of The Irishman\n * ...and much more!\nWhether you're a film buff, a designer or budding set decorator, or just curious about what makes a movie feel real, this episode offers a rare look into the magic behind the scenes.
2025-05-02
"8 Tracks, Cassettes and Stereos":
Bob Dylan Biopic Review
This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have another fun show for the fans, headlined by a Biopic/Movie Review of "A Complete Unknown - The Bob Dylan Story". The boys recap the film, talk about what they learned about Dylan and the 60s, and how good Timothee Chalamet was portraying a musical legend! Nick also has a great "Music Current Events" segment where he touches on a couple new albums being released by musicians young and old. In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and Nick has some great "Music Current Events". They round it out with a few Vinyl Friday Recaps including Led Zeppelin’s "Led Zeppelin II" and Paul McCartney’s "Flaming Pie". You can find every episode of this show here on Spotify, and Apple Podcast with new episodes dropping every other Friday.
2025-05-02
I Produced Every Band Ever:
Bob Dylan Pete Seeger Woody Gu
You’re listening to a conversation between Scott Bunn, a lover of Bob Dylan, and Tamarah Federici, producer of every band ever, already in progress. Scott Bunn co-hosts Run That Back on 103.3 Asheville FM (with Tom Chalmers, from EBE’s Van Halen episodes) an indie sports talk show with a mix of comedy and music. Scott also writes and manages Recliner Notes, which is made up of deep dives on individual songs by Bill Callahan, Elvis Costello, and Bob Dylan as well as interviews, reviews, and much more. Follow him on Bluesky, Twitter, and Instagram. We recorded this at the end of January 2025, so if it sounds like we're talking about the Bob Dylan movie in present tense, as if it was still in theaters, please just go with it.
2025-05-02
Misadventures in Music with Ian Prowse & Mick Ord:
Spencer Leigh
He interviewed everyone from Paul McCartney to Willie Nelson for his long-running radio show, and he has written more than 50 books on the likes of Bob Dylan, Little Richard, and the Beatles. Now Spencer Leigh has written HIS autobiography, '80 @ 80 - A Liverpool Life', after more than 50 years throwing the spotlight on other people. He's our extra special guest in episode #32 of "Misadventures in Music" with Ian Prowse and Mick Ord.. Get ready for tales of Dylan being booed in Liverpool and X-rated stories of Freddie Starr's wild antics at the Cavern before he was famous. Indeed, no other writer probably knows more about the Merseybeat era of the sixties than Spencer. Once more, he's still going strong and enjoying music and its larger-than-life personalities more than ever.
2025-05-01
The Bob Lefsetz Podcast:
Paul Rappaport
Paul Rappaport has written a new book entitled "Gliders Over Hollywood: Airships, Airplay and the Art of Rock Promotion." Come for the tales of the record business in the pre-internet era, stay for the Bob Dylan stories!
2025-05-01
Tunesmate's Podcast:
We Are The World - Episode 97
In this special anniversary episode of Tunesmate, we celebrate 40 years of We Are the World by breaking down the song’s creation, cultural impact, and legacy. The tune brought together an all-star lineup of U.S. artists like Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson, Ray Charles, Cyndi Lauper, Steve Perry, Huey Lewis, and Tina Turner to raise awareness for famine relief in Africa. The song produced by Quincy Jones continues to inspire unity today.
2025-04-30
The Gifts of Improvising:
Extrasode: With God On Our Side
On this special extrasode, Reed takes us back to the legendary venue Terrapin Crossroads, where Jeff Chimenti, Jay Lane, John Kadlecik, and Reed examine the dark side of American History in Bob Dylan's "With God On Our Side".
2025-04-30
Never Ending Stories: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour:
Teaser // Mr. Tambourine Man 60th Anniversary
A podcast about Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour. Presented by Ian Grant, Evan Laffer, and Steven Hyden.
2025-04-30
Rockin' the Suburbs:
Bob Dylan Album Hall Of Fame: Nashville Skyline With Bob Peterson
Bob Peterson joins Patrick to induct Dylan’s left-turn into country music – the short but oh-so-sweet Nashville Skyline – into the Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame.
2025-04-30
WRBN Podcast:
Rehab Presents WRBN Podcast Episode 70
In this episode we question if Bob Dylan songs are better performed by someone else. We also discuss lawyers and air space and Danny gives us the backstory of the title track of Graffiti the World.
2025-04-30
Quillette Narrated:
Ghosts Of Electricity
The magisterial incomprehensibility of Bob Dylan’s ‘Visions of Johanna.’