
a weekly hour of the best live Grateful Dead music
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1009 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicArtsPerforming Arts | |||

This week on the Deadpod we go back 54 years, to October 9, 1972, for the second set of the "benefit for the roadies" at Winterland in San Francisco, CA. It opens with a somewhat amusing, clearly well-lubricated rap from Grace Slick, who was eventual... more
This week on the Deadpod we go back to the fall of 1972 for a show at Winterland that was billed as a benefit for the band's road crew. The night is remembered for two things: a brief, unplanned cameo by Grace Slick at the start of the second set, an... more
Here's a fine second set to close out September on the Deadpod. The setlist may look short, but there's plenty of tasteful jamming and exploration to round out a strong selection of classic Dead tunes.
Bruce Hornsby is a great addition to a rousing... more
This week on the Deadpod, I'm heading back to one of my favorite September stops: Madison Square Garden in New York City, for the opening night of the band's nine-show run in September 1991.
By this point, the post-Brent lineup has had time to sett... more
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Been listening to the Deadpod for years and I have to say that this podcast is simply a hidden gem that needs to be heard by more!
The professor has never let me down with his handpicked sets and I have to note, I’ve never heard the same set twice and they are usually sets I had never heard anywhere else.
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This is the best Grateful Dead podcast around. You get some info, and a lot of music.
I had looked forward to several years of enjoying a new episode every day. Suddenly 13 years of episodes are gone; and the many shows before 2006 were never in my feed. I checked for a “donate” button or “contact us” button but none of several websites had one. Unfortunately, it appears a review is my only way to contact the professor.
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A weekly archival deep-dive into classic Grateful Dead performances, with a steady host guiding listeners through set sequences, context, and storytelling around each show. Episodes often highlight notable jams, historical venue details, and the energy of the crowd, delivering a warm, fan-focused listening experience for Deadheads and live-music enthusiasts. A standout trait is the curated, first-person hosting style that pairs music with narration and gratitude for listener support, making it approachable for newcomers while rewarding longtime fans with thoughtful backstories and deep track selections.
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