
The UCR Podcast explores the past, present and future of rock and culture's biggest legends. Hosted by Matt Wardlaw and members of the UCR team, you'll stay up to date with the latest interviews, news, roundtable discussions and more.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

An expanded box set for The Replacements' Let it Be album is due out in November, so it was a lot of fun to talk to Chris Mars to revisit his memories of how the album came together. We dug through a lot of different Replacements-related topics, but ... more
On the heels of the recent Mule-o-Ween concerts, Warren Haynes returns to the podcast to discuss putting together his latest musical tribute for those shows. He teamed up with Dirty Honey's Marc LaBelle -- and on the second night, Corey Glover of Liv... more
With Bad Company's Rock Hall induction happening this weekend, we got together with Def Leppard's Joe Elliott, a longtime fan of Free, Mott the Hoople and Bad Co. to get his thoughts and memories on being a fan of what Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs and S... more
Cellist and composer Lori Goldston has had an incredible career, one which included a stint touring with Nirvana during their In Utero tour in 1993 and 1994. As a bonus to our current conversation with Will Hodge about Nirvana's MTV Unplugged in New ... more
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The interviews are really interesting, so there’s that. The interviewer seems to know his stuff, so there’s also that. Here’s the issue for me, and it almost makes the pod unlistenable: the interviewer has some vocal
habits that are distracting and annoying, big time. The most annoying one is, “like”. Check a transcript (paraphrasing): “Like, here’s something that I’ve wondered. Like, how did you come up with that like, group of particular keyboard sounds? They really, like, cut through in the m... more
The interviewer overuses the word “like” so much I had to shut it off. 🤢
Matt’s depth of knowledge, genuine curiosity, and great interviewing skills (not to mention his amazing guest list of interviews) all adds up to creating one of the best rock discussion podcasts around! Love this show!
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Focused on rock music and its cultural significance, this podcast features in-depth interviews with renowned musicians and industry professionals, highlighting their experiences and contributions to music history. Episodes often celebrate landmark moments, such as album anniversaries or notable performances, and provide insights into the artistry behind the music. The discussion topics range widely, from personal stories of legendary figures like Aerosmith and Nirvana to reflections on the evolution of iconic bands like Foreigner and Styx.
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Recent guests on The UCR Podcast include:
1. Lori Goldston
2. Will Hodge
3. Dennis DeYoung
4. Rob Halford
5. Chuck Armstrong
6. John Jackson
7. Selena Fragassi
8. Tim Farriss
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