
The internet’s favorite music show, now in podcast form! Each episode explores a theme through 10 songs, taking listeners on a deep dive into a specific artist, genre, or era of music through the perspectives of musicians, historians, journalists and fans. Also available in video on YouTube! Hosted by Jack Coyne.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic HistoryMusic Commentary | |||

Two of the best-performing Track Star contestants of all time return to settle a big question: Is Gen X the greatest music generation ever? Writer, comedian, and self-described “man about town” Robert George and New York City SoulCycle instructor Sue... more
Justin Peck joins The Track Star Podcast to talk about how music turns into movement. From the stage at Lincoln Center, the New York City Ballet choreographer in residence explains why a ballet begins with a score, how melody guides the body, and how... more
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro joins The Track Star Podcast for a conversation that uses music to get somewhere politics usually can’t.
Through a playlist curated by Jack, Shapiro reflects on how music has followed him from growing up in suburba... more
Lucinda Williams joins The Track Star Podcast for a conversation about the music that shaped her, from Highway 61 and Delta blues to Muscle Shoals soul and Brill Building pop.
Through voices like Bob Dylan, Howlin’ Wolf, and Aretha Franklin, Lucinda... more
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Thanks for the music history, always a great show. ***Please consider taking the repetitive music loop out from under your essay, it’s so distracting. I usually pause and read that part in the transcript cause you it’s amazing information , but that repeating loop drives me batty.*** Keep up the great work!!
This is a great Podcast, I heard the Episode with Ken Burns, now I want to hear all, thanks Jack
Jack’s enthusiasm and curiosity about music is infectious, and it comes through in his interviewing style. You can tell he really wants to learn more, as his questions come from an honest place of curiosity. This is a great music podcast, looking forward to hearing more.
Jack, listening to your show reminds me of the scene from U2’s Rattle & Hum music doc where Bono is telling B.B King the lyrics to “When Love Comes to Town” and B.B. looks at Bono and says, “you awfully young to have such deep lyrics.” How do you know so much about so many different genres of music?! I am amazed, a little jealous, but also deeply curious about each new episode and what I can learn from them. Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us.
Love the podcast so far. Lifelong music lover. One of the few things I have found to be infinitely interesting. My ten thousand hours has been spent diving deep into all genres of music. Thanks for what you guys are doing. Continue to follow your gut and intuition.
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This show offers an engaging exploration of music culture, utilizing thematic discussions centered around ten significant songs for each episode. Typically featuring the perspectives of artists, music historians, and journalists, conversations delve into a variety of topics, from the music of iconic bands to the influence of specific genres and cultural movements. Audiences can expect to learn about the evolution of music styles, the stories behind iconic songs, and the personal experiences of guests, making each episode both informative and entertaining. Unique features include interactive segments, where the host brings the spirit of on-the-street music quizzes, adding an element of fun to the enriching experience.
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