The Hardest Podcast to Podcast
The Hardest Podcast to Podcast
Podcast Description
The Hardest Podcast to Podcast celebrates The White Stripes discussing one song at a time.
The show is simple: one White Stripes song a week, at random. Ryan Schaap sits down with a guest host to cover one song and discuss it's legacy and it's role in the band's catalogue.
Hosted and produced by Ryan Schaap
Artwork by Caitlin Likely
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into various themes centered around the White Stripes' music, covering all 87 album songs, 42 singles, b-sides, and even remixes. Episodes like 'I’m Lonely (but I Ain’t That Lonely Yet)' feature guests discussing the impact of specific songs, showcasing Jack White's storytelling abilities and exploring the band's evolution, making for rich discussions around music and personal connection.
The Hardest Podcast to Podcast celebrates The White Stripes discussing one song at a time.
The show is simple: one White Stripes song a week, at random. Ryan Schaap sits down with a guest host to cover one song and discuss its legacy and its role in the band’s catalogue. Working hard to celebrate everyone’s favourite duo, Jack White and Meg White.
Hosted and produced by Ryan Schaap
Artwork by Caitlin Likely
Alan Cross joins Ryan on this episode to discuss the title track off the White Stripes’ final album, 2007’s Icky Thump.
They discuss the state of the band following the release of the Raconteurs’ debut album ‘Broken boy Soldiers’, and look at why ‘Icky Thump’ was ultimately their final album following the grueling touring schedule they took on in 2007.
They also reflect on the 2008 documentary “It Might Get Loud” and share their thoughts on Third Man Records in Nashville.
You can listen to Alan Cross on The Ongoing History of New Music and Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry
Hosted and produced by Ryan Schaap
Artwork: Catlin Likely
Assistant Editorial Producer: Amanda Schultz
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