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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.’
2025-04-29
Rockin' the Suburbs:
Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame: Slow Train Coming with Kurt Gallagher
Listen as our good friend Kurt Gallagher checks in from the suburbs of NYC, inducting Dylan’s 1979 LP, Slow Train Coming, the first of his so-called Christian albums.
2025-04-29
Fuggcast:
Bob Dylan Special Part 1
Bob Dylan isn't just the greatest living 'Song Goblin', he is also the oldest 'Folk Artist'. Have you seen his paintings? I haven't but my Uncle say's they are really good and he also says the 'Bob Dylan' film is 'Excellent'. Apparently it stars Timothy Spall as a young Bob Dylan and by using 'Computer technology' they manage to make him look exactly like Timothy Dalton (From the original James Bond Franchise).\n\nThis Episode features both Surreal and Comedy as keywords and is hugely popular with Bob Dylan fans and Non-fans who find his music a bit dull.
2025-04-28
Nothing Is Revealed:
Like A Rolling Stone
"Like A Rolling Stone" is undoubtedly one of Bob Dylan's masterpieces. However, were it not for several fortuitous events, it may not have had the immediate impact that it did, and thus, the lasting legacy that exists to this day. The wordplay. The attitude. The volume. The subject matter. This was a sneer turned up to 11—proof that rock & roll could be something more than juvenile. This is the story of "Like A Rolling Stone."
2025-04-26
The Missing Scene Podcast:
Actors Spotlight- Timothée Chalamet
It’s Episode 16! And this week we bring you our second Actor Spotlight, looking at the one of the biggest stars working today. Timothée Chalamet! Join us as we look at his early career working on indie films like Call Me By Your Name to his current crop of big budget, big character portrayals like Willie Wonka, Paul Atreides and Bob Dylan.
2025-04-26
Why We See Movies Podcast:
A Complete Unknown
Today on the Podcast we discuss the, Bob Dylan Bio-Pic, A Complete Unknown.\n\nNEWS ON THE MARCH\n\n* R.I.P. - Val Kilmer\n* Fincher to direct Tarantino's abandoned, "The Critic" screenplay\n* We made the Top 100 Superhero Podcast\n\nFEATURE REVEW: A COMPLETE UNKNOWN (9:45)\n\nRANT & RAVE\nDarren (24:20) - Totally Killer / John Williams remastered Soundtracks - The Patriot / The Reivers\nPaul (32:40) - Severence (Apple) / The Studio (Apple)\nRon (40:50) - The Last Showgirl / The Apprentice
2025-04-25
Comedy Tragedy Marriage:
A Complete Unknown
Timothee Chalamet learned to play the guitar and harmonica and worked with vocal coaches for years to get the sound of Bob Dylan just right and it paid off with another Oscar nomination for his performance in “A Complete Unknown.”
2025-04-24
Electric Circus with Carter Lawson:
5 - Jon Lasser
Jon Lasser is a graduate professor of psychology at Texas State University and also teaches a course on Bob Dylan. Today we spoke about all things Dylan. Whether you've just seen the Timothée Chalamet movie or are a huge Dylan fan, there is something here for you. Enjoy.
2025-04-24
They Asked For What? Rock Star Riders & Diva Demands:
Bob Dylan: 2001 ‘Never Ending Tour’ Rider
What do soy milk, Beck's beer and a ban on styrofoam have in common? They were all part of Bob Dylan’s 2001 tour rider.\n\nIn this episode of They Asked For What?, we head backstage with a living legend who, even in the new millennium, was setting his own rules — and his own atmosphere.\n\nFrom the odd, the essential, to the downright mystical, we break down every curious detail woven into the world Dylan built behind the curtain.\n\nDon’t miss a single episode. Hit that subscribe button for your weekly VIP pass behind the curtain.
2025-04-23
The Gifts of Improvising:
Extrasode: Just Like A Woman
On this special extrasode, Reed takes us to the legendary Ardmore Music Hall outside Philadelphia, where Jeff Chimenti, Jay Lane, John Kadlecik, and Reed funk it up with Bob Dylan's classic "Just Like A Woman."\n\nWe all love improvised music, but are we in danger of becoming musical re-enactors of the past? Are we celebrating continued creativity, or are we celebrating nostalgic acting? Musician Reed Mathis draws on 30 years of relationships to creatives of every stripe in a series of musical conversations, exploring together the hope in the new, and the fear of the new, often through the lens of Bob Dylan's stellar example. We need the Gifts of Improvising!
2025-04-23
Big Yellow Podcast:
A Conversation With Terri Thal
Terri Thal has spent her life working in the world of not-for-profit and social justice. She also happens to hold the title of being Bob Dylan’s first-ever manager. More on that here \n\nBut Terri also crossed paths a number of times in Greenwich Village with Miss Joni Mitchell. And that’s what we talked about here in this episode. (Here’s a link to her book that I mention.)\n\nThanks for listening x
2025-04-23
Never Ending Stories: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour:
Bob Dylan Live, 3/18/24
A podcast about Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour. Presented by Ian Grant, Evan Laffer, and Steven Hyden. Subscribe on Patreon for full access to all episodes.
2025-04-23
Beyond The Vibe Podcast:
Tom Petty, Ringo Starr, Live Aid, The Journey Of Stan Lynch
I'm joined by Stan Lynch, Best known for his time in Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. We talk all about his time in the band from recording the huge hit 'American Girl' to performing at Live Aid, playing with the legendary Bob Dylan, his all NEW band 'The Speaker Wars' and their upcoming debut album!
2025-04-22
Booked On Rock with Eric Senich:
Rebellion & Revolution: Bob Dylan In The '60s
Explore Bob Dylan's groundbreaking 1960s music that shaped rock and culture. From iconic albums like Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde to timeless songs like "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Like a Rolling Stone" — we cover it all with author Sean Egan!
2025-04-22
The Keyboard Chronicles:
Patrick Warren, Bonnie Raitt / Tom Waits / Aimee Mann
Patrick Warren is someone whose music you will definitely have heard at some stage, given his prolific film and TV composition career. Then there’s his production, touring and session work with a who’s who of artists….
2025-04-22
Broken Record:
Daniel Lanois: Live From On Air Fest
Join us for an intimate conversation with legendary producer and songwriter Daniel Lanois, captured live at Brooklyn's premier podcast event, On Air Fest. Host Justin Richmond sits down with Lanois before an audience filled with musical luminaries—including Prince's former guitarist Donna Grantis, performance artist Laurie Anderson, and ambient music pioneer Laraaji. In this special episode, Lanois shares fascinating insights from his storied career producing albums with Neil Young, The Neville Brothers. He also delves into the creative process behind his exceptional solo work, punctuating the conversation with a mesmerizing live pedal steel performance that showcases his unique musicality.
2025-04-21
Nothing Is Revealed:
What Is Bob Dylan's Masterpiece?
According to BobDylan.com, Dylan has 706 songs, but that number is nearly 1,000 when you consider outtakes, alternate takes, unrecorded songs, and material that has never seen the light of day. Given this fact, is it even possible to pick just one song that is universally considered to be his "masterpiece," or is this just a fruitless endeavor? What even is a masterpiece in the first place? On this episode of Nothing Is Revealed, we attempt to do the impossible—permanently enshrine one song as his magnum opus, one that will be studied hundreds of years from now.
2025-04-20
Hitmaker Chronicles:
Like A Rolling Stone
This episode explores Bob Dylan's 1965 masterpiece "Like a Rolling Stone," a six-minute revolution that transformed the landscape of popular music. We trace Dylan's extraordinary journey from Minnesota folksinger to voice of a generation, examining how his artistic evolution challenged and expanded the possibilities of songwriting. From its groundbreaking structure to its incendiary wordplay, "Like a Rolling Stone" demolished the boundaries between folk, rock, and poetry, forever elevating the ambition and intellectual depth of popular music. We also follow how this defiant, confrontational anthem not only changed Dylan's career but redefined what a song could accomplish and express.
2025-04-18
Living in the End Times:
A Complete Known Unknown
Whether the subject in question is democracy, climate change, biomedical engineering, or the American university, it is clear that the society we have known will soon no longer be. As humankind stares into an abyss the bottom of which we cannot yet see, the producers of Living in The End Times thought it prudent to discuss the tumult around us and our species’ prospects for the future. We hope you will join in the conversation.
2025-04-16
Two Guys On A Porch:
Celebrities: Traveling To Church With Smooth Tennessee Whiskey To Heaven’s Door
Jason, Bradford and Kimber are back—this time posted up in the barn with the rain pattering on the tin roof and a trio of star-studded bottles on the table. It’s all about celebrity whiskeys: why are famous folks diving into the bourbon game? Is it just another tequila-fueled cash grab, or is there real passion and quality in the barrel? And with whiskey consumption dipping, is there longevity in these high-profile pours? The ‘legend in their own minds’ enjoy all the tasting, fellowship and the sounds of a passing train during the afternoon. The guys dive into mash bills, branding, and the big question: is the juice worth the celebrity squeeze? Also: shoutout to Jeff Arnett—we want you on the porch, brother!
2025-04-16
Kalamazoo Mornings With Ken Lanphear:
What You Need To Know If You're Attending The Dylan Concert
Sara Bower from Miller Auditorium talks about Wednesday night's Bob Dylan concert, a "phone free" event and what patrons need to know about attending and security.
2025-04-16
Never Ending Stories: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour:
Bob Dylan Live, 10/26/63
A podcast about Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour. Presented by Ian Grant, Evan Laffer, and Steven Hyden.
2025-04-16
No Singles:
Blonde On Blonde And Mystery Flavor
We're going for a first in all of history on this episode of No Singles. Never before has anybody mentioned music artists Bob Dylan and Stevie Dinner in the same sentence until now. Nate and JR take you on a journey from 1966 to 2013 with no stops in between as they discuss the making of, track list, and legacy of two albums with very different sounds shaped by two artists who followed their instincts and came out on the other side with albums wholly their own.
2025-04-16
Make a Mixtape with Zac Little:
How Does It Feel
in today’s special episode of MAKE A MIXTAPE, morgan and i break down A COMPLETE UKNOWN, the Bob Dylan biopic we’ve been both anticipating and dreading. given that it’s a movie about the LEAST mysterious years in Dylan’s entire life, watching the movie is probably not essential for following along. but i’d recommend it!
2025-04-16
Tales Vinyl Tells:
A Few Years Ago, Bob Dylan Sold An Estimated $300 Million Worth Of His Work
He signed with Columbia in 1961 and the deal included around 600 pieces. More details in this episode, which includes Dylan himself and lots of great copies of his songs. The Byrds really favored Dylan’s works and recorded around 18 of his songs. The Turtles did one. It’s here on the original episode, #30. It’s here too and so is the re-recorded and current program broadcast on air and in the apps. Hope you really enjoy the master’s music.\nI want to say thank you to all the financial supporters of Tales Vinyl Tells. Whether a small amount monthly or a very generous donation, each of you listeners is very appreciated and if you can and do give monthly, my deepest gratitude goes to you. If you’re not a patron yet and want to know more about becoming a patron of this music program you can go Patron.podbean.com/talesvinyltellssupport. Thank you and rock on!And thanks for listening today. My email is [email protected] If you want to hear a Tales Vinyl Tells when it streams live on RadioFreeNashville.org, we do that at 5 PM central time Wednesdays. The program can also be played and downloaded anytime at podbean.com, Apple podcasts, iHeart podcasts, Player FM podcasts and many other podcast places. And of course you can count on hearing the Tales on studiomillswellness.com/tales-vinyl-tells anytime.
2025-04-15
Eurythmics - The Music And Videos of Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart:
Dave Stewart's Nashville Acoustic Concert
Our 31st podcast is a conversation with several Eurythmics, Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart fans who attended Annie Lennox's recent concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, entitled Annie Lennox & Friends, which was held in support of The Circle. We also talk about Dave Stewart's recent Nashville acoustic concert of Bob Dylan songs, from his new album entltled "Dave Does Dylan", released for Record Store Day 2025.
2025-04-15
The Rob Scott Podcast:
The Times Are Sure Changen!!!
In each episode of The Rob Scott Podcast, listeners can expect to hear Rob's candid take on current events and news stories, as well as his personal reflections on what's going on in his life. Whether he's discussing the latest political developments or sharing his thoughts on popular movies and TV shows, Rob's insights are always insightful, thought-provoking, and entertaining.
2025-04-15
Songs of Experience: A Bob Dylan Podcast:
Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
Henry welcomes award winning, critically acclaimed author of "Olive Days" and dear friend, Jessica Elisheva Emerson to talk about a beloved, signature track off of the fan favorite album Street Legal -1978’s “Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)!”
2025-04-15
This Must Be The Place:
Ep 3 - Jesse From Bends
The one where we talk about how Bob Dylan is just an underground artist, how songs transform with us, and we touch on grief before it starts getting too emotional.\n\nFeaturing Jesse from Toronto grunge rock Bends, a certified chill guy who makes hard music with his best friends.
2025-04-11
Music History Today Network:
Bob Dylan Makes His Way To The Village For The First Time
On the April 11 edition of the Music History Today podcast, Dylan plays in the Village, a movie musical classic premieres, & happy birthday to Summer Walker.
2025-04-11
Rockin' the Suburbs:
Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame: Time Out of Mind with Justin Steiner
Justin Steiner joins Patrick to induct Dylan’s 30th studio album, 1997’s Time Out of Mind. The album’s sound (and Daniel Lanios production) are discussed as well as some of Justin’s favorite songs (and his Dylan CD collection).
2025-04-10
Never Ending Stories: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour:
The Times They Are A-Changin'
A podcast about Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour. Presented by Ian Grant, Evan Laffer, and Steven Hyden.
2025-04-10
Rockin' the Suburbs:
Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame: Planet Waves with Mark Neese
Mark Neese grabs his favorite bench and inducts the 1974 album Planet Waves into the Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame. Recorded with the Band as backup musicians, the record features songs like “Forever Young” and “On A Night Like This.”