Repeater: A Little Show About Big Songs

  • Our Top 10 Albums of 2018

    Our Top 10 Albums of 2018

    Happy New Year! We’re back to give you our favorite albums of 2018 from our totally biased points of view. These albums ended up here based on how much we listened to them, what they meant to us, what they meant to the world, and how great we thought they were. Unlike last year, we didn’t…

  • Austin Lucas, November 12, 2018

    Austin Lucas, November 12, 2018

    I came across Austin Lucas’ music while I was on a road trip in Arizona. Austin, described as the “Rust Belt punk rocker-turned-alt-country troubadour,“ recently released Immortal Americans which fit the landscapes perfectly. Country, folk, and bluegrass still feel like new territory for me, especially in a live setting. Taking that into account and having listened to…

  • Bobby Matos “Nadie Baila Como Yo” with Oliver Wang

    Bobby Matos “Nadie Baila Como Yo” with Oliver Wang

    Oliver Wang (Author, Heat Rocks Podcast, NPR) joins us from California for our first-ever remote interview. Oliver initially sent us three songs (including Fela Kuti’s “Water No Get Enemy” and Bobby Reed’s “The Time Is Right For Love”) but ultimately settled on “Nadie Baila Como Yo” by Bobby Matos. (“Nadie Baila Como Yo” translates to…

  • Aimee Mann “Save Me” with Friends Who Folk

    Aimee Mann “Save Me” with Friends Who Folk

    It’s our third birthday! To celebrate, we invited Friends Who Folk over to QED for a very special LIVE show where they serve as both the interview and musical guests. We talk with bandmates Ned Riseley (Six Degrees of Separation on Broadway) and Rachel Wenitsky (Reductress, The Story Pirates Podcast) about “Save Me” by Aimee Mann, a…

  • Against Me! August 3rd, 2018

    Against Me! August 3rd, 2018

    Evan and Pat are back to talk about seeing Against Me! Cherry Glazerr, and Taking Meds at the House of Vans in Brooklyn! Against Me! has been a mainstay in our lives since 2003 and it was a blast to go together and sing our little hearts out. We talk about discovering Against Me!, Warped Tour, the…

  • Lauryn Hill “Mystery of Iniquity” with  Kerry Coddett & Attia Taylor

    Lauryn Hill “Mystery of Iniquity” with Kerry Coddett & Attia Taylor

    This week on Repeater we have a LIVE EPISODE featuring Kerry Coddett (Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas) on the show to talk about Lauryn Hill’s poetic masterpiece “Mystery of Iniquity.” Attia Taylor of the band Strange Parts joins us to play a solo set featuring a cover of the Lauryn Hill tune!

  • The Feeling “Sewn” with Jake Cornell

    The Feeling “Sewn” with Jake Cornell

    The delightful JAKE CORNELL (UCB, your goddamn dreams) joins Evan and Pat to talk about the song “Sewn” by The Feeling and how it relates to his middle school experience as a closeted teen in rural Vermont. We also discuss the value of straightforward lyrics, what makes a perfect song, and how GPS can ruin…

  • Jewel “Near You Always” with Chrissy Shackelford & April Kae

    Jewel “Near You Always” with Chrissy Shackelford & April Kae

    Chrissy Shackelford (Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas) is on the show to talk to us about Jewel – Near You Always. April Kae (Imanigold) plays the cover, and then brings up the rest of Imanigold for a few more songs! This is a jam-packed episode!

  • UGK ft. OutKast “Int’l Players Anthem (I Choose You)” with Johnathan Ross

    UGK ft. OutKast “Int’l Players Anthem (I Choose You)” with Johnathan Ross

    Actor, improviser, director, and developer Johnathan Ross joins us in the studio this week to discuss UGK’s “Int’l Players Anthem (I Choose You)” featuring OutKast. John describes listening to this song in his white Volvo S70 as he drove back and forth from his academically advanced high school in Georgia.

  • Jawbreaker “Want” with Branson Reese & Matt Costabile

    Jawbreaker “Want” with Branson Reese & Matt Costabile

    On this *live* episode of the podcast, we talk with comedian, writer, and illustrator BRANSON REESE about the Jawbreaker song “Want” and we hear some music from our dear friend MATT COSTABILE.

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