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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 255 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

In the days following last month’s Record Store Day extravaganza I spent hours digitizing a number of titles I purchased that day. I also went through my archives to grab tracks from the many reissues that came out. A couple of weeks later, I was all... more
With this being a holiday weekend, I was determined to do a very listener-friendly “fun” episode. Of course, when I say listener-friendly, I’m not talking about the sort of nonsense on commercial radio. Not, what that means for The Ledge is the sort ... more
The “covers” folder is full. Overfull, to be honest. So tonight’s show is a supersized show of great remakes, and many of them are quite surprising. The Tubs covering Metallica? Social Distortion doing Chris Isaak? White Fence remaking Simply Red? Th... more
On last week’s new release episode I highlighted an entire section to the new album by The Sleeveens. This week I do the same thing to my good friends High On Stress, but instead of adding my own description of how great they are I’m going to leave i... more
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Been a fan of this podcast for years. Scott is an ocean of knowledge about all things music. I particularly love the year-end-review. I always discover something new that I’ll hold on to for years to come. Rock on buddayy! 🤘
As a rule, I’m not a fan of music podcasts. And honestly, I’m not a fan of all of The Ledge podcasts either. I hate punk. So why the 5 stars? Hudson dives deep and the breadth of his library is insane. Also, no commercials! I skip anything that announces itself as punk, and blast everything else, dancing around my digs like a kid. The Ledge has been my COVID exercise for forever.
Love the mix of songs each week. Always has something I already love and always has something new to me. Punk, Americana, rock and roll, roots and more. Scott Hudson has great taste in music
The best music podcast out there! Garage, punk, post-punk, Scott knows knows what he likes and plays it - no compromise. New music and older gems are always welcome. I discover so many artist, band, and songs from this podcast. Scott’s show is indispensable to me!
I came here looking for a Replacements podcast, but found so much more than that! This podcast is great for binge listening, but could still use a bit more Replacements!
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A DJ-led show centered on punk, garage, and indie rock with a strong emphasis on deep cuts, new releases, and backstories from the scene. Listeners can expect genre-spanning sets, label context, and anecdotal chatter about venues, records, and the broader underground ecosystem, all delivered with a personal, opinionated voice. Noteworthy is the host's commitment to vinyl culture, extensive track knowledge, and ongoing engagement with labels and regional scenes, making it a go-to for fans who love discovery, history, and a lively local-press vibe without guest interviews.
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The Ledge launched 14 years ago and published 255 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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