Episode 672 | "Pressing Buddens"

The JBP's latest episode begins with reactions to the Seattle Seahawks winning Super Bowl 60 over the New England Patriots along with a deep dive into Bad Bunny's halftime performance (18:42). The crew also discusses other performers at the Super Bowl (56:25) as well as the drama ...  Show more

The JBP opens its latest episode with a review of J. Cole's double album 'The Fall-Off' [Disc 29](19:09) and [Disc 39] (59:25). Additionally in new music, Ella Mai drops a new project along with a deluxe from Sasha Keable (1:39:05), GloRilla's sister says that she doesn't provide ...  Show more

Originally intended as a New Years Eve live stream, this is Retrospective: the best of 2020. A celebration of 2020's biggest uplifting house, classic pop remakes, top 40 remixes, main room belters and just one or two vocal circuit hits from my all podcast episodes from this ye ...

Recorded live at DAYS like NIGHTS at Woodstock ’69 on Sunday July 30th in Bloemendaal, The Netherlands Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patrice.baumel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrice_baumel Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/patrice-baumel Facebook: https://www.fac ...  Show more

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald discuss the cultural importance of the Grammy Awards (1:00), Beyoncé’s performance (8:30), and Adele’s victory (10:33). Then they discuss ‘Legion’ and Andy’s experience working on the show (16:55) as well as the return of ‘Girls’ (33:08) ...  Show more

Taylor Swift sings about the turmoil of a doomed relationship that looks too good on the outside. It’s a classic song about this good girl/ bad boy relationship that will never go out of style.Taylor explains the meaning and inspo behind the song, and the mature fault that she ta ...  Show more