P2 talks about the Michael Lewis book The Big Short, discusses his own music history with a curious Blake Walker, and dives into the bad-ass album Part One: Lola Versus Powerman by the Kinks.
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P2 catches up on listener mail, talks Frisco and soccer with Blake Walker and rips into Live at Shea Stadium by the Clash.
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Phil Pritchett addresses listener email, discusses Kurt South’s pending retirement with filmmaker John Reynolds, and delves into Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue Bootleg Series.
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Phil Pritchett rants about health insurance, talks with Rosehill’s Blake Myers, and extols the greatness of My Aim Is True by Elvis Costello.
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Phil Pritchett discusses the declining importance of the Billboard charts, Kurt South lashes out at Kings of Leon for canceling a show and P2 explores the beauty of XO by Elliot Smith.
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Phil Pritchett saves the touring business, Kurt South recounts his evening with Big and Rich’s John Rich, and P2 extols the virtues of For Everyman by Jackson Browne.
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P2 and Kurt South discuss the impact of smart phones on live shows, and hail the greatness of the album Smile by the Jayhawks.
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P2 ponders charting professional progress in the digital age, discusses the decline of Hollywood films with director John Reynolds and shares his enthusiasm for The Forgotten Arm by Aimee Mann.
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Phil Pritchett welcomes P2 historian Blake Walker to discuss the unwritten rules of being in a band and to revisit Red Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson.
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P2 examines Prince’s remarks that the “internet is over,” delves into the idea of showmanship and declares his love for Life’s Rich Pageant by R.E.M.
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Phil Pritchett follows up on last week’s explosive episode, discusses the best show he ever saw and delves into the world of Neil Finn and Crowded House.
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Kurt South openly renounces his trust in Bob Lefsetz as Phil Pritchett listens in horror. Then, they remember the life and career of Dennis Hopper.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South discuss the ailing summer concert market, ticket pricing, and hail the genius of Eddie Van Halen.
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Phil Pritchett catches up with singer-songwriter Nick Verzosa to talk about his new Walt Wilkins produced EP, and to bask in the greatness of Damn The Torpedoes by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South expose the trend of using personal disclosures to promote albums, P2′s recent Fender Strat dementia, and Kurt South’s recent run in with ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South recount P2′s recent auto breakdown and South’s subsequent rescue before reviewing the merits of the film Crazy Heart.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South discuss sound recording ownership, growing concerns about road debris, the coming crash of higher education and Midnight Radio by Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South remember Kurt’s broken ankle and drunkenness in Nacogdoches, the lack of fun in today’s pro athletes, and hail the greatness of producer Mutt Lange via AC/DC’s Highway To Hell.
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The “Didactic Duo”, Phil Pritchett and Kurt South, discuss the iconic value of the robed, shotgun totting man, tackle the 360 deal, and revisit The Way It Is by Bruce Hornsby.
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Phil Pritchett and Kurt South discuss Tiger Woods and the ideal golfer, industry trends, and The Band.
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