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Pop Culture, Music Icons, Food GodsVoices Carry. We feature the world's most fascinating guests from the worlds of pop culture, music, and culinary arts.In our 21st season and with over 1,400 shows, honorary guests have included John Cleese, Dennis Miller, Anne Heche, Jon…
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MERCE: Make It Good to Be Alive (opens the original)
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This episode is dedicated in loving memory to Richard “Dixpop” Nichols Singer, songwriter, and producer MERCE joins Jeremiah for an intimate conversation about music, love, loss, and finding the road back to feeling alive. As a founding member of the Jazzyfatnastees, Mercedes “MERCE” Martinez helped shape the emerging neo-soul movement, contributing to Philadelphia’s fertile musical landscape and leaving an indelible mark on the city by founding Black Lily: A Women in Music Series. Initially con
Michael Orland & Jamie Wooten: Love, Luck & Show Business (opens the original)
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Step behind the curtain into old Hollywood, where craft mattered, where legends walked the soundstages, and where a chance encounter could change a life's course. Jeremiah welcomes longtime friends and collaborators Michael Orland and Jamie Wooten for a warm, funny, and deeply personal conversation about show business, friendship, music, and the remarkable turns that have shaped their lives. Michael—legendary music director, pianist, arranger, and longtime American Idol vocal coach—shares memori
Tristan Tritt - Defiance Has A Voice (opens the original)
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THE JEREMIAH SHOW Featuring Tristan Tritt For Tristan Tritt, rock and roll has always been a voice of defiance—and he has no intention of playing it safe. The son of country music icon Travis Tritt, Tristan grew up backstage and on tour buses, immersed in music before setting out to build a life entirely his own. He joins Jeremiah to discuss overcoming stage fright, building a community around his music, and making songs he hopes will still matter 30 years from now. Tristan also opens up about h
DIPSEA FLOWER Taking The Road Less Traveled (opens the original)
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For Dipsea Flower, the road less traveled brought four musicians together—and turned them into a band. Born at Berklee College of Music and forged on the road, Dipsea Flower comprises Ari Rosenberg, Trevor Hurvitz, Andy Baker, and Spencer Arjang—four musicians whose friendship is inseparable from the music they create. The band joins Jeremiah to discuss the moments that first called each of them to music, how Dipsea Flower came together, and the summer spent crisscrossing the country in a Honda
Taylor Morden + Zeke Kamm | The Last Blockbuster (opens the original)
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Blockbuster was once integral to people's lives, then disappeared, but “there was no funeral for it.” We all rented a movie from Blockbuster for the last time. The strange thing is, none of us knew it was the last time. Featuring Taylor Morden & Zeke Kamm Classic Episode 359 - Originally aired June 13, 2023 Filmmakers Taylor Morden and Zeke Kamm, creators of the hit documentary The Last Blockbuster, join Jeremiah on a wonderfully nostalgic trip back to Friday-night movie rentals, late fees, VHS
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