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The Beatles: Meet the Beatles! (1964) Ep. 197

This episode might be a fever dream, or it might actually be the best podcast about the Beatles and the 197th greatest album of all time, Meet the Beatles.

 

In preparation for the album, we reveal which Beatles member wrote most of the band's hits or some derivative of that question. Then we talk about apricot mallow plants, the proper way to eat a chicken wing, and Hulk Hogan's Real American Beer...brother! We also pulled a Home Alone at the baseball game and took the podium as the best Olympics podcast by discussing Olympic costumes.

 

Reeee-LAX, it won't be long until (53:00) minutes into this episode when we let Beatlemania run wild on you and Meet the Beatles. We discuss the Beatles' perspective on music, Smokey Robinson's influence on the Beatles, and the best songs from the British Invasion. 

 

If you were looking for a podcast episode full of hero worship, it's not this puppy. But next week will be a new wave when we become the best podcast about the B-52s and their debut self-titled album. 

Robyn: Body Talk (2010) Ep. 196

Have you ever heard of a sad banger named Sir Isaac Newton? If not, you should check out the best podcast about Robyn and the 196th greatest album of all time, Body Talk.

 

But before we get to the album, we take a voicemail from the OG of complimentary movies, who shares an affordable approach to golf and weddings. We also talk pickup basketball, introverted extroverts, pull tabs, and then take a long walk that might require some Gold Bond.

 

Then at (54:00) we dance to the beat of Robyn and her electropop album, Body Talk. We discuss cup-stacking rhythms, wedding songs, and the best bands from Sweden. Siri, remind our listeners to watch the Eric Prydz Call on Me Video in 30 minutes. It's the definition of titillating. 

 

It won't be long until next week when we become the best podcast about the Beatles and cover the 1964 album Meet the Beatles.

Leonard Cohen: Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967) Ep. 195

Yo, sound the bell, school's in, sucker! Just don't tell your parents that you listened to the best podcast about Leonard Cohen and the 195th greatest album of all time, Songs of Leonard Cohen.

 

Before we get to the album, real recognizes real when we talk about the Dunkin' Dutchman's feet, yoga statues, and birthday celebrations. We also discuss card collecting, altering your shorts, and of course...Craigslist Waterbeds! 

 

If you thought the first half of this podcast sucked, hopefully, we can make up for it by bringing out the Ole Lion mascot for a quick halftime show. Oooh lah lah!

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Then at (1:05:00) we tell some stories of the street and discuss Songs of Leonard Cohen. We cover Leonard Cohen's poetry and musicality and then say good riddance with a list of the best songs about saying goodbye. 

 

Come hang with me next week when we become the best Robyn podcast, and cover her 2010 electropop album, Body Talk. No Coco!

Micheal Jackson: Bad (1987) Ep. 194

If you categorize this episode, you would call it the best podcast about Michael Jackson and the 194th greatest album of all time, Bad. You could also call it an SEO scam about the best podcast that gives me a list of albums I can listen to (Reddit confirmed).

 

But before we get to the album, we go deep into the ocean, Titanic style, to talk about cool school teachers, the top 10 country songs of all time, and the MJ touring musical. We also become the best Dungeons & Dragons podcast when we unveil a campaign starring the handyman.

 

Then at (51:00), we discuss Michael Jackson's 1987 album, Bad. We cover Michael Jackson versus Prince, the worst video games (featuring Moonwalker), and the best songs featuring the THX sound.   

 

Next week's episode will feature our master song when we become the best Leonard Cohen podcast and discuss his contemporary folk album, Songs of Leonard Cohen. 

Creedence Clearwater Revival: Willy and the Poor Boys (1969) Ep. 193

Some folks are born with silver spoon in hand, and some folks are co-hosts on the best podcast about Creedence Clearwater Revival and the 193rd greatest album of all time, Willy and the Poor Boys. 

 

But before we get to the album we give you a little treat from Big Daddy when we discuss employment qualifications at the Mustang Ranch, agave distillate subscriptions, and the best movies from 1994. Then we head to the store to buy some travel souvenirs and condoms, and it's all business, like changing a tire.     

 

Then at (1:04:00) we take a trip down on the corner to discuss CCR's swamp rock album from 1969, nice. We discuss concept albums, Lead Belly, and get up and down on a list. 

 

Next week's episode is Bad, but at least it's the best Michael Jackson podcast.