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Note: Earbuddies will resume its regular schedule on Monday, April 21.

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Get by with a little help from your buddies! In this ep, Mat and Tim finally – finally – talk about the lovable lads from Liverpool. Are they actually underrated? How's that new single of theirs? And are they actually a children's band?

SONGS PLAYED:

The Beatles - With a Little Help From My Friends

The Beatles - Now and Then

The Beatles - Come Together

The Beatles - Penny Lane

Little Richard - Good Golly, Miss Molly

The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby

The Beatles - Can't Buy Me Love

The Beatles - Something

The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

The Beatles - Rocky Raccoon

The Beatles - Here Comes the Sun

The Beatles - Yesterday

The Beatles - Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown)

The Beatles - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

Elmer Fudd - With a Little Help From My Friends

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It's ok, we're ok! In this ep, Mat and Tim discuss – who else? – Tate McRae. Her third major label album debuted at the top of the Billboard chart, and she's being compared to a young Britney Spears – yet her tunes remain an enigma to many. Well, not for long! Here's your primer on Tate M.

SONGS PLAYED:

Tate McRae - greedy

Tate McRae - miss possessive

Tate McRae - one day

Tate McRae - you broke me first

Tate McRae - 2 hands

Tate McRae - it's ok I'm ok

Tate McRae - no I'm not in love

Camila Cabello - I'll Be Home For Christmas

Tate McRae - means I care

Tate McRae - revolving door

Tate McRae - I know love (feat. The Kid LAROI)

Britney Spears - ...Baby One More Time

Tate McRae - sports car

Tate McRae - dear god

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

How does it feel?? In this ep, Mat and Tim discuss – at long last – Bob Dylan. But neither of them are Dylan Guys – instead, their discussion comes from the perspective of newcomers. How does one "get into" Bob Dylan in 2025? And what wonders await those who attempt to do so? Listen and find out!

SONGS PLAYED:

Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin'

Bob Dylan - Blowin' in the Wind

Bob Dylan - Just Like a Woman

Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues

Bob Dylan - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

Guns N' Roses - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Bob Dylan - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Bob Dylan - Girl from the North Country

Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along the Watchtower

Adele - Make You Feel My Love

Bob Dylan - Make You Feel My Love

Bob Dylan - Tangled Up In Blue

Bob Dylan - I Believe in You

Bob Dylan - Lay, Lady, Lay

Bob Dylan - I Want You

The Wallflowers - One Headlight

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

Have you ever tried *this* pod? In this episode, Mat and Tim share their admiration of Sabrina Carpenter – from her vaudeville-like persona to her inspired tunes.

This episode contains explicit language.

SONGS PLAYED:

Sabrina Carpenter - Taste

Sabrina Carpenter and Rowan Blanchard - Take On the World (Girl Meets World Theme)

Sabrina Carpenter - Bed Chem

Sabrina Carpenter - Espresso

Sabrina Carpenter - Please Please Please

Sabrina Carpenter - Juno

Piero Piccio - Amore Mio Aiutami

Mae West - I'm No Angel

Sabrina Carpenter - Slim Pickins

Sabrina Carpenter - Good Graces

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

Everybody dance now! In this ep, Mat and Tim celebrate JOCK JAMS. What's so great about music for/about sports? Trust us, we get into it!

SONGS PLAYED:

Punch Brothers - Julep

Reel 2 Real - I Like To Move It (feat. The Mad Stuntman)

Gary Glitter - Rock 'n' Roll (Part 2)

Imagine Dragons - Believer

Van Halen - Jump

Queen - We Will Rock You

AC/DC - Thunderstruck

Eminem - Lose Yourself

The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

Fall Out Boy - My Songs Know What You Did In the Dark

Fall Out Boy - Centuries

Def Leppard - Hysteria

Edward Meeker - Take Me Out To the Ball Game

Sabrina Carpenter - Taste

Chappell Roan - Red Wine Supernova

Benson Boone - Beautiful Things

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

Note: Earbuddies will resume its regular schedule on Monday, February 10.

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We LOVE computers! But...

In this ep, Mat and Tim share their feelings on the rise of generative artificial intelligence in the world of pop music. Is it a useful tool for artists? Or a threat to art itself?

Sponsored by Mojave Max.

SONGS PLAYED:

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek

Holly Herndon - Frontier

Ghostwriter - Heart on My Sleeve

Brian Eno - Discreet Music

Olafur Arnalds - ekki hugsa

David Guetta - Live excerpt

Brooklyn Duo feat. Dover Quartet - Hide and Seek (Imogen Heap cover)

Brian Eno - 1/1

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Oh my! Good lord. In this episode, Mat and Tim consider the state of country music in 2025 – what's working, what's not, and what you need to know about the genre everyone wants a piece of these days.

SONGS PLAYED:

Lainey Wilson - Country's Cool Again

Shaboozey - A Bar Song (Tipsy)

Braxton Keith - Cozy

Ella Langley - you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green)

Post Malone - Pour Me a Drink (feat. Blake Shelton)

Jo Dee Messina - Heads Carolina, Tails California

Cole Swindell - She Had Me At Heads Carolina

Jake Owen - I Was Jack (You Were Diane)

Dustin Lynch - Chevrolet (feat. Jelly Roll)

Mackenzie Carpenter - Country Girls (Just Wanna Have Fun)

Kane Brown - I Can Feel It

Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

Bear Bailey - Whiskey Burn

Thomas Rhett - Don't Wanna Dance

Various Artists - Wayfaring Stranger

mgk, Jelly Roll - Lonely Road

Lainey Wilson - 4x4xU

Riley Green - Rather Be

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That's so true! In this episode, Mat and Tim use Gracie Abrams's recent SNL performance as a jumping off point to discuss proficiency and mastery among pop music's most prominent artists – and the way that fandom culture has enabled the erosion of our expectations. It's a bit of a grumpy one!

SONGS PLAYED:

Gracie Abrams - I Love You, I'm Sorry

Gracie Abrams - That's So True (Live)

Jacob Collier - Little Blue (A COLORS SHOW)

Taylor Swift - You're On Your Own, Kid (Live)

Van Halen - Eruption

Carpenters - Top of the World

Kenny G - Auld Lang Syne

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

Many happy returns! In this holiday episode, Mat and Tim consider why the Christmas music songbook has become so stagnant – then, after diagnosing the problems they see with the holiday music canon, they prescribe a solution that could finally thaw out the frozen genre.

SONGS PLAYED:

Andy Williams - It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Paul McCartney - Wonderful Christmastime

Brenda Lee - Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree

Vince Guaraldi Trio - O Tannenbaum

Traditional Choir - God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

Gene Autry - Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters - Male Kalikimaka

Elmo & Patsy - Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer

Dean Martin - Silver Bells

Michael Bublé - Santa Baby

Gene Autry - Here Comes Santa Claus

Gayla Peevey - I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas

Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You

The Ronettes - Sleigh Ride

Ed Sheeran - Boat

Ed Sheeran - Shape of You

THE HEADLINERS:

Ed Sheeran on His New Song for ‘That Christmas’ and His Next Album: ‘I’m Getting Back Into Big Pop’

It’s Official: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Is History’s First $2 Billion Tour

'Wicked' Flies Past Another Huge Domestic Box Office Milestone

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Ya got a podcast! With a capital P and that rhymes with E and that stands for Earbuddies. In this episode, Mat and Tim reflect on the rich history of movie musicals––from the "golden age" of the 1940s and 50s to today. Then they weigh in on the new film adaptation of Wicked. Grab your broomsticks and hang on tight!

SONGS PLAYED:

Oklahoma! – from Oklahoma!

Don't Rain On My Parade – from Funny Girl

Sixteen Going On Seventeen – from The Sound of Music

Friend Like Me – from Aladdin

Tonight – from West Side Story

Sunrise, Sunset – from Fiddler on the Roof

Alexander Hamilton – from Hamilton: An American Musical

Defying Gravity – from Wicked (2024)

Popular – from Wicked (2003)

No One Mourns the Wicked – from Wicked (2024)

The Wizard and I – from Wicked (2024)

One Short Day – from Wicked (2024)

Defying Gravity – from Wicked (2003)

Defying Gravity – from Wicked (2024)

Singin' in the Rain – from Singin' in the Rain

Defying Gravity – from Wicked (2024)

Kendrick Lamar – squabble up

Kendrick Lamar – hey now

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On October 29th, 2024, Pitchfork published Shaad D'Souza's lukewarm review of Halsey's new album, The Great Impersonator. The same day, Halsey took to social media and called attention to D'Souza's review, inviting their followers to come after him online.

This online moment inspired music journalist Grace Robins-Somerville to write about the worsening cultural climate around fans, "stans," and toxic fandom. Grace's work can be found in Stereogum, Paste Magazine, The Alternative, and in her newsletter, Our Band Could Be Your Wife.

Grace joined Mat and Tim to discuss toxic fan culture – and to consider what a brighter future for music criticism and fandom might look like.

Discussed:

Stans vs. Music Journalism (Again) by Grace Robins-Somerville

Chappell Roan and the Perils of Parasociality by Grace Robins-Somerville

Songs Played:

Halsey - Lucky

Camila Cabello - I LUV IT

Chappell Roan - Pink Pony Club

Charli XCX - apple

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We're back! In this ep, Mat and Tim reflect on their time away from the pod – then they consider what the upcoming season of Earbuddies might look like thematically. Oh yeah, we're navel-gazing! Come along for the fun.

SONGS PLAYED:

Insane Clown Posse - Hokus Pokus

Alan Menken & Howard Ashman - Beauty and the Beast

Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A.

Elton John - Circle of Life

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Or is it... Pod Buddy Summer? In this ep, Mat and Tim suspend their summer hiatus to catch up on a momentous season for pop music, spearheaded by Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Charli XCX. So many killer tunes in one summer! But where do Taylor Swift and Katy Perry fit into the mix?

This episode contains explicit language.

SONGS PLAYED:

Chappell Roan - HOT TO GO!

Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe!

Chappell Roan - Red Wine Supernova

Sabrina Carpenter - Please Please Please

Charli XCX - 360

Taylor Swift - The Alchemy

Katy Perry - Woman's World

Charli XCX - Girl, so confusing

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In this season finale, Mat and Tim read excerpts from an article by Leonard Bernstein for The Atlantic entitled "Speaking of Music," published in December of 1957. Leonard's words cause the buddies to consider: what's the point of this entire podcast?

We thank you for your continued support of Earbuddies. Regular episode releases will continue in the fall of 2024. You may also receive bonus episodes in your feed as the summer progresses. So please don't unsubscribe! Please.

SONGS PLAYED:

Ludwig von Beethoven - Eroica Symphony

Shenandoah (arr. Frank Ticheli)

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car (Orchestral Version)

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The British are coming! In this episode, Mat and Tim lead the Earbuddies Army to the battlefield. On the other side: the "21st Century Mozart," Jacob Collier. Who is he? What's his deal? Why does he make music the way that he does – and what's the difference between good music and good songs?

SONGS PLAYED:

Jacob Collier - All Night Long (feat. Take 6)

Jacob Collier - Over You (feat. aespa & Chris Martin)

Lizzy McAlpine - erase me (feat. Jacob Collier)

Jacob Collier - Summer Rain (feat. Madison Cunningham & Chris Thile)

Jacob Collier - Isn't She Lovely

Jacob Collier - Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing

Jacob Collier - Flintstones

Jacob Collier - With the Love In My Heart

Jacob Collier - Moon River

Jacob Collier - 100,000 Voices

Jacob Collier - Do You Feel Love (feat. Steve Vai)

Daniel Johnston - True Love Will Find You In the End

Jacob Collier - The Audience Choir (Live at O2 Academy Brixton, London)

Jacob Collier - Little Blue (feat. Brandi Carlile)

Bill Withers - Lean On Me

Nemo - The Code

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Pucker up! In this ep, Mat and Tim reflect on a sub-sub-sub-genre of emo music that was, plain and simple, made for kissin'. (And for weeping over the kisses you'll no longer get.) Plus: circling back to the presidential canine situation.

SONGS PLAYED:

From First To Last - Emily

Secondhand Serenade - Fall For You

Taking Back Sunday - New American Classic

Something Corporate - As You Sleep

Dashboard Confessional - Screaming Infidelities

A Day To Remember - If It Means a Lot To You

Daphne Loves Derby - Hopeless Love

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Your Guardian Angel

Straylight Run - Existentialism On Prom Night

Boys Like Girls - Thunder

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In this solo ep, Tim's thinking different! He recalls the remarkable history of the iPod and the rise of the digital music era – and suggests that the golden age of music consumption is in the rearview.

SONGS PLAYED:

Yuzzy - A Little Morning

Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl

Yuzzy - Running Wild

U2 - Vertigo

The Philadelphia Orchestra - Clair de Lune

Yuzzy - Elipse

Yuzzy - Thin Paper Hut

Yuzzy - Snow Morning

Prestige Podcast Background Music by Yuzzy: https://bit.ly/2nUbGqD

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You smoked then ate seven bars of chocolate / We declared Earbuddies should be a bigger podcast

In this tortured ep, Mat and Tim share their preliminary thoughts about Taylor Swift's eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. As you can see from the title of this ep, they found it to be lacking! They hone in on the tunes and enter into evidence their talismans and charms, etc.

SONGS PLAYED:

Taylor Swift - The Tortured Poets Department

Taylor Swift - My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys

Taylor Swift - Fortnight (feat. Post Malone)

Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer

Taylor Swift - I Hate It Here

Taylor Swift - The Black Dog

Taylor Swift - Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus

Taylor Swift - loml

Taylor Swift - How Did It End?

Taylor Swift - So High School

Taylor Swift - I Can Do It With a Broken Heart

Taylor Swift - So Long, London

Taylor Swift - But Daddy I Love Him

Taylor Swift - The Alchemy

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In this episode, Mat and Tim are joined by Alvin Jones, otherwise known as "The Unseen VJ" – the man who created Rap City, a long-running music video program on BET. He tells the buddies what inspired him to push for greater hip-hop representation on BET in the mid- to late-80s, and reflects on the impact his advocacy has had on the tapestry of hip-hop and rap in the decades since.

FURTHER VIEWING:

The 17th Annual Blacks In Wax: Hip Hop: The Music, The Culture, The Struggle at The Kennedy Center, March 16, 2024

Welcome To Rap City - Three-Part Documentary on BET

SONGS PLAYED:

Excerpt from Rap City, 1990

Excerpt from Blacks In Wax at The Kennedy Center, 2024

Excerpt from Video Soul, 1987

Excerpt from Video Vibrations, 1986

Doug E. Fresh - D.E.F. = Doug E. Fresh

Excerpt from CBS News' coverage of the March on Washington, 1963

Excerpt from Rap City: The Basement

New Edition - Earth Angel

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In this solo ep, Tim talks through the history – and indeed, the controversy – of Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin. It's one of the most iconic pieces of American music ever composed. But its origin story is a little complicated. Leave it to Timmy to sort it all out!

SONGS PLAYED:

George Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue

Eddie Cantor - If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie!)

Willie "The Lion" Smith - Keep Your Temper

W.C. Handy - St. Louis Blues

Paul Simon - Crazy Love, Vol. II

Béla Fleck - Rhapsody in Blue(grass)

FURTHER READING:

Arranging Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue and the Creation of an American Icon by Ryan Bañagale

‘We must face harms done”: Béla Fleck’s defense of George Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue’

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We could have had it all! In this episode, Mat and Tim get a bit, oh, idk, philosophical, about incredible vocalists. What does our love of great singers say about our entertainment preferences as a culture? Are we prioritizing the right things? Hmm. You'll know in about 59 minutes!

SONGS PLAYED:

Beyoncé - TEXAS HOLD 'EM

Teddy Swims - Lose Control

Adele - Rolling in the Deep

Clay Aiken - Build Me Up Buttercup (from American Idol)

John Legend - All of Me

Carrie Underwood - Church Bells

Carrie Underwood - Blown Away

Kelly Clarkson - What Was I Made For?

Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For?

Teddy Swims - Make You Feel My Love

Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey

Queen - Don't Stop Me Now

Coldplay - Fix You

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We're bringing buddies back! In this episode, Mat and Tim pore over the life and career of Justin Timberlake – from Mouseketeer to boy band heartthrob to swagged-up solo act and beyond. But what about his gaffes?? And what does the listening public want from JT in this day and age? Folks, you know we've got the answers.

SONGS PLAYED:

The Mickey Mouse Club Theme Song

Justin Timberlake - Always In My Heart

Justin Timberlake - Selfish

Justin Timberlake - My Love

NSYNC - It's Gonna Be Me

Justin Timberlake - Señorita

Justin Timberlake - I'm Lovin' It

Justin Timberlake - SexyBack

Justin Timberlake - What Goes Around... Comes Around

The Lonely Island - D*** in a Box

Justin Timberlake - Suit & Tie

Justin Timberlake - Mirrors

Justin Timberlake - Say Something

Justin Timberlake - Play

Justin Timberlake - Paradise (feat. NSYNC)

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Come out, ye buddies fans! Matty's on the mic for a solo episode of Earbuddies in which he discusses Irish music and culture. Why do we Americans love St. Patrick's Day so much? What's going on with these tunes? Simply download and listen, and allow Mat to delight you with his signature demure wit and wry intellect!

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Oh! Say! In this episode, Mat and Tim dig deep into our nation's anthem: The Star Spangled Banner. They consider its strengths and shortcomings, and offer a patriotic prescription to make the song truly work for America.

SONGS PLAYED:

Kinsley Murray - The Star Spangled Banner

Luther Vandross - The Star Spangled Banner

The Star Spangled Banner (Orchestral)

Gaither Vocal Band - The Star Spangled Banner

Lee Greenwood - The Star Spangled Banner

My Country! Tis of Thee

P!NK - The Star Spangled Banner

Jon Batiste - The Star Spangled Banner

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

We can only imagine! In this episode, Mat and Tim recall the heyday of CCM – contemporary Christian music – and bemoan the ever-narrowing sonic range found in the genre today. What happened? The answer, it turns out, is tied to money, focus groups, and someone named Becky. Oh, you guys are gonna love this ep! Get to listening!

SONGS PLAYED:

MercyMe - I Can Only Imagine

Housefires - I Thank God

Jars of Clay - Flood

Newsboys - Entertaining Angels

Newsboys - Love, Liberty, Disco

Audio Adrenaline - Never Gonna Be As Big As Jesus

Chris Tomlin - Holy Forever

Phil Wickham - This Is Our God

Chris Tomlin - Jesus Messiah

Bethel Music - I Still Believe

Newsboys - He Lives

Newsboys - I Will Give Everything

Newsboys - Breakfast

Newsboys - Greatness of Our God

DC Talk - Jesus Freak

Elevation Worship - Trust In God

Switchfoot - Meant To Live

Rend Collective - Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)

MercyMe - I Can Only Imagine

Olivia Rodrigo - good 4 u

Olivia Rodrigo - brutal

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

If you're happy and you know it, subscribe to Earbuddies! In this ep, Mat and Tim are joined by Caitlin Claessens, better known by millions as Caitie from Super Simple Songs. Caitlin discusses her status as a kids' music superstar – then, they figure out what separates the great children's tunes from the rest.

SONGS PLAYED:

Super Simple Songs - There's a Monster in My Tummy

Super Simple Songs - Days of the Week

Super Simple Songs - The Bath Song

Super Simple Songs - Open Shut Them #2

Super Simple Songs - I See Something Blue

Super Simple Songs - And the Green Grass Grew

Caitie's Classroom - If You're Happy & You Know It

Super Simple Songs - With My Heart

Fred Penner's Place - Intro

Fred Penner - What a Day!

Caitie's Classroom - Healthy Smiles

Fred Rogers - What Do You Do?

Caitie's Classroom - Countdown To Christmas!

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Turn that up in my headphones! In this episode, Mat and Tim discuss the crucial role that producers play in the creation of pop music as we know it.

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Also, nobody actually sponsors Earbuddies. We're just joking.

Put on your suspenders and fill your mason jars! In this ep, Mat and Tim prepare the Earbuddies Army for the coming return of indie folk – a genre that defined millennial culture 15 years ago. What are we supposed to do? How are we supposed to feel? Let the buddies figure it out for you!

SONGS PLAYED:

Noah Kahan - All My Love

Noah Kahan - Stick Season

Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait

Of Monsters and Men - Little Talks

Mumford & Sons - Little Lion Man

The Lumineers - Ho Hey

Phillip Phillips - Home

Phillip Phillips - Gone, Gone, Gone

One Direction - The Story of My Life

American Authors - Best Day of My Life

Vance Joy - Riptide

Noah Kahan, Post Malone - Dial Drunk

Noah Kahan - False Confidence

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Home

Sheryl Crow - Real Gone

Rascal Flatts - Life Is a Highway

Mumford & Sons - The Cave

Marcus Mumford & Oscar Isaac - Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)

Marcus Mumford & Tom Howe - Ted Lasso Theme

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Sound the alarm!! In this emergency ep, Mat and Tim unpack the big moments from MUSIC'S BIGGEST NIGHT. From Tracy Chapman to Miley Cyrus, and of course, Taylor Swift's announcement of "The Tortured Poets Department". All's fair in love and poetry, I guess!

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In this ep, Mat and Tim discuss the best selling solo recording artist of all time: Garth Brooks! Everyone knows who he is, but does anyone know *who he is*? It's time to find out.

SONGS PLAYED:

Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge

Garth Brooks - Me Without You

Garth Brooks - Friends In Low Places

Garth Brooks - Papa Loved Mama

Chris Gaines - Lost In You

Garth Brooks - Shameless

Garth Brooks - We Shall Be Free

Vulfpeck - Back Pocket (Live at Bonnaroo)

Vulfpeck - Dean Town

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Zzzzzz... in this palate-cleansing episode, Mat and Tim discuss a topsy-turvy cottage industry within the music industry: "functional noise." That is, white noise! What is it? Why is it so comforting? And should white noise farmers be paid by Spotify at the same rate as musical artists? Answers within!

SONGS PLAYED:

Vulfpeck - Fugue State

Vampire Weekend - White Sky

Vampire Weekend - M79

Vampire Weekend - A-Punk

Vampire Weekend - Everlasting Arms

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Drop and give us 100! In this centennial ep, Mat and Tim share ten lists of ten tunes (which equals one hundred. You get it!) They laugh. They cry. They look back. They look to the future. Join them!

Visit Earbuddies.Army for the latest from your buddies, as well as exclusive merchandise!

Click here to see all ten lists of ten songs. This link contains spoilers for this episode of Earbuddies!

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Those were the best days of his life! In this ep, Mat and Tim are joined by a songwriter whose work helped define rock and pop music in the 1980s: Jim Vallance. He tells us why for him, songwriting isn’t a choice: it’s what he must do. Plus, he offers insights into his long and fruitful career writing music with Bryan Adams.

SONGS PLAYED:

Bryan Adams - Summer of ’69

Aerosmith - Rag Doll

Bryan Adams - Don’t Ya Say It

Bryan Adams - Cuts Like a Knife

Bryan Adams - Heaven

Heart - What About Love?

Bryan Adams - Heat of the Night

Samantha Barks - Anywhere But Here (from Pretty Woman: The Musical)

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When good buddies go bad! From ‘irreconcilable differences of ambition’ to ‘ultimate partnership betrayal’ – so many buddies of yesteryear have gone their separate ways. What can Mat and Tim, as buddies themselves, learn from these bygone buddies to ensure that their personal and professional relationship remains fruitful and life-giving?

Songs Played:

Daryl Hall & John Oates - Kiss On My List

The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

The Beatles - Let It Be

The Civil Wars - Poison & Wine

Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water

The Everly Brothers - Dream, Dream, Dream

The Charley Family - Down By The Riverside

The Wonders - That Thing You Do!

Blossom Dearie - They Can’t Take That Away From Me

Show and Tell:

Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones - Long Time Gone

Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way

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Grab your pitch pipes! In this ep, Mat and Tim discuss the world's preeminent a cappella group, Pentatonix. They ask (and answer!) so many questions: Are they a Christmas band? Why do they make those faces all the time? How in the world do they sound like that? Do they actually like being an a cappella group? And so on and so forth. Buckle up, choir nerds.

SONGS PLAYED:

Pentatonix - Mary, Did You Know?

Pentatonix - E.T. (from NBC's 'The Sing-Off')

Pentatonix - Somebody That I Used To Know

Pentatonix - God Only Knows

Pentatonix - The Sound of Silence

Pentatonix - Be My Eyes

Eric Whitacre - Sleep

Roomful of Teeth - Otherwise

Pentatonix - Daft Punk

Daft Punk - Get Lucky

Pentatonix - Evolution of Ariana Grande

Pentatonix - Jolene (ft. Dolly Parton)

Eric Whitacre - Lux Aurumque

Tiny Habits - landslide

The Beach Boys - God Only Knows

T-Pain - I'm N Love (Wit a Stripper)

T-Pain - I Don't Want To Be (Live)

T-Pain - Tennessee Whiskey (Live)

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We'll pod our best for you (pa-rum-pum-pum-pum)! In this festive ep, Mat and Tim unwrap the entire history of the most important drum ever invented: the snare drum. From the nativity of Christ to the end of monoculture, we trace every boom-chick and rat-a-tat-tat throughout history.

SONGS PLAYED:

Traditional - The Little Drummer Boy

Buddy Rich - Talk of the Town

Greg Hutchinson - Drum Solo

Traditional - Fife and Drum of the Revolutionary War

Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried

John Philip Sousa - Semper Fidelis

Teddy Wilson - Exactly Like You

The Contours - Do You Love Me

Stevie Wonder - Superstition

Michael Jackson - Rock With You

Chicago - Stay the Night

Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A.

Human League - Don't You Want Me

Sixpence None the Richer - Kiss Me

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication

Gin Blossoms - Follow You Down

Paramore - Misery Business

Underoath - A Boy Brushed Red, Living in Black and White

Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Lorde - Royals

The Beatles - Eight Days a Week

Pentatonix - Little Drummer Boy

SHOW AND TELL:

Blink-182 - I Miss You

Luke Bryan - But I Got a Beer In My Hand

Phil Wickham - This Is Our God

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More like 'Rainy Days and Never Missing Mondays'! On this very special ep, Mat and Tim are joined by legendary songwriter Paul Williams. The award-winning musician shares stories about his career as a songwriter, including how he got into the headspace of Kermit the Frog for "The Rainbow Connection". He also discusses his work as an advocate for artists' rights and how he views generative AI in relation to music creation.

Learn more about Paul's work and career here.

SONGS PLAYED:

The Muppets - Scrooge

The Carpenters - We've Only Just Begun

Kermit the Frog - The Rainbow Connection

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Please stop asking about Tim! In this, yet another solo ep, Mat takes us down into his music laboratory to analyze one of the great “middle of the road” musical groups of our time: The Carpenters. Why do so many of us only listen to them in December? Why don't we talk about their tunes very much? It's time to change things the only way Mat knows how to: for the better.

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Matty's on the mic to talk about the tunes! Or rather, a single tune – one that carried an entire feature length film and ran circles around much of the music it paid homage to: That Thing You Do!

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Get by with a little help from your buddies! In this ep, Mat and Tim finally – finally – talk about the lovable lads from Liverpool. Are they actually underrated? How's that new single of theirs? And are they actually a children's band?

SONGS PLAYED:

The Beatles - With a Little Help From My Friends

The Beatles - Now and Then

The Beatles - Come Together

The Beatles - Penny Lane

Little Richard - Good Golly, Miss Molly

The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby

The Beatles - Can't Buy Me Love

The Beatles - Something

The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

The Beatles - Rocky Raccoon

The Beatles - Here Comes the Sun

The Beatles - Yesterday

The Beatles - Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown)

The Beatles - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

Elmer Fudd - With a Little Help From My Friends

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Go buddies, give us nothing! In this ep, Mat and Tim try to discern the superstardom of Dua Lipa, the reigning queen of disco pop in 2023. What's beneath the surface of her tunes? Listen and find out, maybe!

SONGS PLAYED:

Dua Lipa - Houdini

Dua Lipa - Levitating

Dua Lipa - Dance the Night

Zetta Bytes - Nothing's Wrong With Me

Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now

Kesha - TiK ToK

Chic - Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)

Dua Lipa - New Rules

Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out of My Head

Rihanna - Umbrella (feat. JAY-Z)

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Won't you be my buddy? In this ep, Tim shares his love of the joyful, jazzy music of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.

SONGS PLAYED:

Fred Rogers - It's You I Like

Fred Rogers - Won't You Be My Neighbor?

Fred Rogers - There Are Many Ways To Say "I Love You"

Fred Rogers - Please Don't Think It's Funny

Fred Rogers - This Is Just the Day

Jon Batiste - Space Maker

Art Tatum - Yesterdays

Fred Rogers - It's Such a Good Feeling

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Don't say we didn't warn you! In this ep, Mat and Tim discuss 1989 (Taylor's Version). Were the buddies wrong to be worried about this one? Is it good that Taylor's a billionaire now? Answers lie within!

SONGS PLAYED:

Taylor Swift - Bad Blood (Taylor's Version)

Taylor Swift - Blank Space (Taylor's Version)

Taylor Swift - You Are In Love (Taylor's Version)

Taylor Swift - "Slut!" (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]

Taylor Swift - Now That We Don't Talk (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]

Taylor Swift - Suburban Legends (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]

Taylor Swift - Is It Over Now? (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]

Taylor Swift - Message in a Bottle (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]

Taylor Swift - Clean (Taylor's Version)

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Maybe together, we can get somewhere! In the season three premiere of Earbuddies, Mat and Tim consider the state of country music – and heck, all of music – and heck, all of art, maybe! – by examining the massive success of Luke Combs's cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car".

SONGS PLAYED:

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car (performed by Cover Orchestra)

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car

Luke Combs - Fast Car

Cole Swindell - She Had Me At Heads Carolina

Jo Dee Messina - Heads Carolina, Tails California

Jake Owen - On the Boat Again

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car (piano arrangement by heavypiano on YouTube)

Zach Bryan - I Remember Everything (feat. Kacey Musgraves)

Tiny Habits - Landslide

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Listening to Earbuddies tonight – it's a bad idea, right? In this special episode, Mat and Tim discuss the sophomore effort by Olivia Rodrigo, GUTS. Does it live up to its predecessor? Is it embarrassing for adults to listen to? Plus: circling back to our feelings on album lengths.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. In this ep, Mat and Tim reflect on the journey they've been on as part of Season Two of Earbuddies. Are we better equipped to face the pop music landscape of 2023? Find out!

Thank you for your continued support of Earbuddies. Regular episode releases will continue in the fall of 2023. You may also receive bonus episodes in your feed as the summer progresses. So, you know, don't unsubscribe! Gosh, please don't unsubscribe.

SONGS PLAYED:

Cody Fry - I Hear a Symphony

Hit the road, Jack! In this ep, Mat and Tim are joined by marathoner Thomas Stromme, who just achieved the major milestone of completing the Boston Marathon. So what kind of tunes does he recommend training to? Plus: a trip to Planet Money to talk about BANKS.

THE HOUR OF ANGST PLAYLIST:

Ocean Avenue - Yellowcard 

Sugar we’re going down – Fall Out Boy 

Holiday – Green Day

Uma Thurman – Fall Out Boy

Dance Dance - Fall Out Boy 

Centuries - Fall Out Boy 

Teenagers - My Chemical Romance 

Face Down - Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

Misery Business - Paramore

Gossip - Breathe Carolina 

American Idiot - Green Day

All the Small Things - Blink-182

What’s My Age Again? - Blink-182

Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance

Basket Case - Green Day 

Dani California - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Don’t Trust Me - 3OH!3

Starstrukk - 3OH!3 

Or is it the American Idol of Europe? In this ep, Mat and Tim explore Eurovision: the massive annual pop music event that Americans just don't really care about.

SONGS PLAYED:

Noa Kirel - Unicorn (Israel)

Lys Assia - Refrain (Switzerland)

Conchita Wurst - Rise Like a Phoenix (Austria)

Kalush Orchestra - Stefania (Ukraine)

ABBA - Waterloo (Sweden)

Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha (Finland)

Loreen - Tattoo (Sweden)

Igor Cukrov feat. Andrea - Lijepa Tena (Croatia)

Mariya Yaremchuk - Tick-Tock (Ukraine)

Barbara Pravi - Voila (France)

Marian van de Wal - La Mirada Interior (Andorra)

The Room - Discotheque (Lithuania)

Djschinghis Khan - Djschinghis Khan (West Germany)

Alexander Rybak - Fairytale (Norway)

We LOVE computers! But... In this ep, Mat and Tim share their feelings on the rise of generative artificial intelligence in the world of pop music. Is it a useful tool for artists? Or a threat to art itself?

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SONGS PLAYED:

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek

Holly Herndon - Frontier

Ghostwriter - Heart on My Sleeve

Brian Eno - Discreet Music

Olafur Arnalds - ekki hugsa

David Guetta - Live excerpt

Brooklyn Duo feat. Dover Quartet - Hide and Seek (Imogen Heap cover)

Brian Eno - 1/1