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Discord and Rhyme: An Album PodcastListener Q&A: Call for Questions!It's that time of year again: question time! We'll be releasing our annual Q&A in mid-April, so if you have any questions for the podcast, send them to discordpod (at) gmail (dot) com, or hit us up on BlueSky, Threads, Instagram, or Patreon @discordpod. Don't be afraid to be creative, within the bounds of good taste, at our discretion. Keep as cool as you can!
2025-03-0301 min
Discord and Rhyme: An Album PodcastListener Q&A: Call for Questions!We're doing our annual listener Q&A next month, and we want to hear from you! Send us your thousand million burning questions at discordpod@gmail.com on Instagram @DiscordPod by the end of the day Friday, April 5. Keep as cool as you can!
2024-03-0400 min
Discord and Rhyme: An Album PodcastFive Thousand Million Questions (Listener Q&A #5)Q&A time is here again! In this edition, we share some exciting news and then talk about how to run a successful podcast, why we probably won't cover that album, whether Ariana Grande should cover a Moody Blues song, how much we love Producer Mike, and much more!! If you have thoughts about podcast merch, hit us up: discordpod@gmail.comWe opened a merch store!!!!! http://tee.pub/lic/discordpod Cohosts: Rich Bunnell and Amanda RodgersTheme Music: Joni Mitchell - Free Man in Paris/The Moody Blues...2023-04-1157 min
Discord and Rhyme: An Album Podcast019: Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life (1976)Good morn and evening, friends, and get ready for a super-sized episode. Stevie Wonder has a deep catalog of classic, beloved LPs, but since this week’s host, Ben, follows the “because it’s there” approach to choosing albums for this podcast, we’re tackling the longest, most epic one of all: 1976’s Songs in the Key of Life. Encompassing two LPs and a bonus EP, Songs is “massive and meant to be massive,” Ben argues to co-hosts Phil, Mike, and John — and just look at the list of personnel if you don’t believe us. Even if not every song lands, the albu...2019-03-192h 21