As I prepared to interview James Petralli—the main creative force behind the rock/funk/country/prog band White Denim—about Stevie Wonder's Music of My Mind, I figured we'd dig deep into the album's artistry. I also expected that we would talk about
I call my show You, Me and An Album, and with very few exceptions, it's truth in advertising. Nearly every episode features a guest chatting with me about a single album. I do the show, because I've loved listening to music in album form ever since
As You, Me and An Album was approaching its fifth anniversary late last year, I decided to take stock of what I've learned from hosting the podcast. After all, I started the show to catch up on some of the music I had ignored, both in my heavy
Maybe it's because the podcast just had a milestone anniversary—five years! Or maybe it's because I have been feeling more clarity about my life in general lately. Whatever the reason, I am feeling especially grateful for all of the people who have supported and enjoyed
I've been mapping out the schedules for You, Me and An Album and Bonus Tracks (the Patreon-only episodes of YMAAA) into the New Year. There is still one vacancy to fill before 2025 ends, and I'm hoping you can help. This December marks the fifth anniversary
It's that time of the year, at least here in New England, when acorns start to fall. That makes it all the more appropriate that Tasmin Archer's new album, A Cauldron of Random Notes, comes out today. After all, its acronym is ACoRN. If you'
Sometimes I forget why I do You, Me and An Album. I worry that it doesn't serve a purpose for anyone other than me. I can't remember what the point of doing interviews is. I think back to when I started the show in 2020 and
It's been an eventful August here at YMAAA HQ. Last week, I published the 200th episode of YMAAA, and it's one of my favorites to date. Raincoats co-founder and pioneering punk legend Gina Birch and author Audrey Golden (Shouting Out Loud: Lives of The Raincoats) joined