
Calling all Andrew McMahon fans: This show intends to pay tribute to all of the music Andrew has helped create in a song-by-song format. With a 20+ year-long music career spread among 3 different musical projects, Andrew is not only a musician, he is also a cancer survivor, philanthropist, and family man. Beginning with Something Corporate, formed with some friends from high school, Andrew establi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Jason Singer of Michigander joins the podcast to talk about the band's upcoming album "Over Before You Know It", their fall tour, and the journey of building a music career over more than a decade of writing, recording, and touring. We had a great co... more
You may know Zac Clark as the man behind the keys on stage with Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness and Something Corporate… take this opportunity to get to know Zac better as an artist and performer. In this episode, Zac reflects on his journey from fa... more
Returning guest, Morgan, and I discuss a song that we don't think gets enough love and attention. Join us as we go back to the summer of 2020 and find out what Andrew released into the world at such a strange time in history. We compare the song to o... more
A returning guest joins the podcast to talk about what we believe is a fan favorite live show song. We dig into the songwriting and lyrical content of this song, our personal histories and experiences with this song, and the Zombies on Broadway album... more
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I just wanted to say I was looking for Andrew McMahon interviews and found this. It filling a gap that is needed. Andrew’s catalog is worthy of appreciation and discussion and I’m loving it. Particularly just appreciating the content line by line. I also love study the lyrics and while appreciating what they mean to me, I also love to know what the artist was thinking and feeling at the time of writing the lyrics. I haven’t purchased physical cd’s since MacBooks stopped coming with cd drives but... more
Steve dives deep into each song in the Andrew McMahon catalogue through each of his projects and I love the attention to detail given to exploring the lyrics in each song. I have always seen myself as among Andrew’s biggest fans, but I haven’t spend the time with his lyrics to understand the love, heartbreak, pain, joy, and emotion that Andrew was experiencing when he wrote these songs.
Hearing Steve’s connection to these songs as well as his conversations with other fans who each have a bond w... more
I love Andrew McMahon’s music and love there’s a podcast geeking out about all of it. Thanks, Steve! Keep up the great work!
I am a huge Andrew McMahon fan and I love this podcast! Definitely look forward to every new episode
I can’t get enough of this podcast & I appreciate all the work that goes into it! Love hearing the history of the songs, your opinions & I end up feeling more to connected to each song after finishing an episode. Keep up the amazing job!
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This show dives deep into a single artist's catalog, unpacking songs track-by-track, their lyrical meaning, production notes, and the personal stories surrounding them. Episodes frequently blend forensic lyric analysis with behind-the-scenes anecdotes from live performances, fan communities, and charitable work tied to the artist's career. Beyond music history, the conversations illuminate how a devoted fanbase builds bonds around cruises, side projects, and philanthropic efforts, creating a space where memory, community, and storytelling intersect with songcraft. A few episodes spotlight guests who are musicians, educators, or artists closely connected to the artist's work, making the discussions accessible to both longtime fans and curiou... more
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