pods & sods
It’s been a year since we’ve had a good two hour ramble in front of the mics, so it was about time to do it again! From the absurd and the offensive to the geeky and the sad and the serious, we pretty much cover it all while spreading some love to some of our favorite people in our little podcasting community.
In the conclusion of our look at 1989, Jeff Harris (Behind The Grooves) joins in for a discussion about the top five Billboard albums of the year, some honorable mentions, and a round of trivia.
Jeff Harris (Behind The Grooves) joins us for an in depth look at the year 1989 in our continuing series of 80s-centric episodes. In this episode, we look at the top ten Billboard singles of the year and follow up with some favorites from the year as honorable mentions.
A two hour unedited chat about what’s to come this year – along with a bunch of anecdotes about our podcasting friends and some stuff we meant to mention in episodes past yet never got around to.
When we last left Pods & Sods, Eric was doing his best to convince Craig to believe in Father KISSmas. The story picks up much where we left off.
It’s that time of year… For the last four years around this time, Eric and Craig have warmed your earbuds with a discussion about what is in the KISSmas stocking. This year, Eric brings Craig a gift of pizza and attempts to twist his arm and make him talk about KISS for one more year.
In the conclusion of our look at 1988, Jeff Harris (Behind The Grooves) joins in for a discussion about the top five Billboard albums of the year, some honorable mentions, and a round of trivia.
SmishSmashCast returns to welcome the authors of the forthcoming book MIXING LINKS: THE MONKEES ON DISC (check out the first installment to hear all about the book)! In the conclusion, Craig and Derek go up against Megan for a few rounds of Monkees trivia with our venerable host Eric!
Jeff Harris (Behind The Grooves) joins us for an in depth look at the year 1988 in our continuing series of 80s-centric episodes. In this episode, we look at the top ten Billboard singles of the year and follow up with some favorites from the year as honorable mentions.
