A nosy trombonist (Melissa Brown) chats to other brass professionals about their careers, how they got there and what music they would happily put in the bin and never play again.

Welcome to Kasting Cuzzins, the only podcast where two former white rappers look back at their time in rap and reflect on their sins. Join us for laughs, groans and a whole lot of cringe as we dissect our discography track by track. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook: @kastingcuzzins Follow Chris on Twitter: @KeefHerbin

FUNNY isn’t usually a word you’d associate with faith-based podcasts, but host Sue Duffield’s lively and humorous outlook on life might just be the cheerful boost you need. She’s often joined by her caring and talented husband, Jeff Duffield, who is both a musician and a tech enthusiast, for some good-natured banter filled with fun antics and his unique, straightforward perspective on things. The “Suebiquitous Podcast” (a playful twist on her name and the word “ubiquitous”) perfectly captures her vibrant, sometimes unpredictable, and wonderfully eccentric life — full of charm and surprises. The show also features special guests who bring valuable insights and a sense of hope to Christians around the world.

An in depth look back at albums I listened to growing up and the listening experience.  Jason Bemis Lawrence, creator and host of Before The Stream, is a singer/songwriter and a drummer with bands like Heather Woods Broderick, The Building, and Jesse Marchant. In this podcast, Jason and a guest will be checking in on a record they both listened to abundantly in the past to see what memories the record conjures, what holds up, and what has changed about.. well, everything.

Original longform ambient electronic drone music for work, study or relaxation. Focus. Meditate. Draw. Write. Code. Build. Sleep. New music every other week. by conelrad.

Conversations with the musicians that play on the records we love -- and play for the artists we love. Hosted by Jacob Lowery.

In deze podcast schrijft pianist Camiel Boomsma brieven aan componisten en deelt hij persoonlijke aantekeningen over de muziek die hem na aan het hart ligt. Hij praat over het studeren van Schuberts laatste pianosonate, over de betovering van Debussy’s muziek, over Chopin en over het sprookjesachtige en landschappelijke in Bruckner’s symfonieën, over Wagner, Ravel..

Lovely episodic mixtapes with electronic music.

Welcome to Rock the Cash Bar with hosts Ben Mowbray and Dianne Gallagher. Every week we pick one song and do a deep dive into the lyrics and explore all the different ways they have been interpreted. We will also discuss how the song connected to us on a personal level, focusing on all the embarrassing details. Glad to have you here! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rockthecashbar

Can't Feel the Heat launched in 2018 as a way for fans of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to connect with the music, memories, and the magic of Coachella year-round. Listeners will hear everything from tips on how to navigate the festival to talk about the best fine print bands on the poster (who may just end up topping the bill one day, as that happens at Coachella). The hosts and guests have logged many miles on the field at the Empire Polo Club in Indio. Connect with the show: @cantfeeltheheat Founder and host Tom Nash went to his first Coachella in 2009 and only missed once in 2018 due to becoming a father for the first time. He owns a boutique tech recruiting firm called Connected Hire. He is passionate about connecting with like-minded music enthusiasts, promoting music universally and Coachella specifically to uplift and grow our culture. Follow Tom: @tnashsd Co-host Vanessa Franko is an entertainment journalist in Southern California and has covered every Coachella since 2007, including all of the double weekends. She writes a newsletter called Festival Pass with news about Coachella and other big festivals in Southern California. Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko

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Recorded in the Melrose Center Audio Studio at the Orlando Public Library, Reel to Real is hosted by Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Bruce Hensal and members of the Melrose Center Audio team. With over four decades working with some of the music industry’s biggest names, Bruce is able to call on national guests as well as Central Florida music luminaries to appear on the show. Episodes feature guests sharing behind-the scenes stories about their music and notable recording sessions, as well as highlights about new releases and projects.