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The Vinyl Curriculum

The Vinyl Curriculum is a music podcast where Logan and Jim explore a different theme or era in music history. Each episode, Jim plays songs from before Logan was born in an effort to introduce him—and listeners—to amazing tracks worth revisiting.

Podcast · By Logan and Jim · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Ep. 38: Kilp Goes to College (opens the original)

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    This week on Vinyl Curriculum , John Kilpatrick makes his second appearance on the show—and this time, he's taking us back to school! In “Kilp Goes to College,” John brings a playlist packed with the music that soundtracked the years between graduating high school and heading off to college. From the songs that defined a new chapter of life to the artists that were on repeat during those college years, John takes Logan and Jim on a trip down memory lane. What songs made the cut? Which ones bring

  2. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Ep. 37: Garage Band (opens the original)

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    This week on Vinyl Curriculum , Logan and Jim crank up the amps and head back to the garage with a playlist dedicated to the raw, energetic sound of Garage Rock . Joining them is special guest Mike Zegadlo , who brings a collection of songs celebrating the genre's stripped-down attitude and lasting influence. From gritty guitar riffs and DIY recordings to the bands that helped shape rock music for decades to come, the trio explores what makes garage rock so timeless. Along the way, they compare

  3. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Ep. 36: Corridos Tumbados (opens the original)

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    This week on Vinyl Curriculum , Logan and Jim dive into one of the fastest-growing genres in music: Corridos Tumbados . Joining them is special guest Maria , who introduces the guys to the artists, stories, and sound that have helped redefine modern regional Mexican music. Featuring artists like Natanael Cano , Peso Pluma , Junior H , Neton Vega , and Eslabon Armado , the trio explores how Corridos Tumbados blends traditional corridos with hip-hop, trap, and urban influences to create a genre th

  4. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Ep. 35 - Crunk, Trap, and Party Rap (opens the original)

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    This week on Vinyl Curriculum , the bass is turned all the way up as Logan and Jim dive into the world of Crunk, Trap, and Party Rap . Joining them is a very special guest— Logan's fiancée, Nicole —who brings her own perspective (and a few favorite tracks) to the conversation. From the club anthems that defined the 2000s to the trap beats that reshaped hip-hop, the trio explores the artists, songs, and cultural impact of these high-energy subgenres. Along the way, they debate favorites, share me

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Ep. 34: Harmonies (opens the original)

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    Another special guest joins Vinyl Curriculum as Karen takes over the playlist with a collection of songs centered around one thing: harmonies . From beautifully layered vocals to unforgettable choruses, Karen shares the songs she believes showcase some of the greatest harmonies in music. Jim is right at home with the selections...but Logan? Let's just say this playlist wasn't exactly in his wheelhouse. Will Karen win Logan over, or will this become one of the most hotly debated playlists in Viny

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