
Charlie Fern (Turn Back Time: A Cher Podcast) and Cory Cross (Crosstown Gaming & Reviews) will be spinning albums every week and spilling the tea about all of them on this new show!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Harry Styles is back with his much-anticipated album, "Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally"—and Turntables and Tea is ready to cover it! Hear what the new album consists of in addition to Charlie and Cory's thoughts on it!
Turntables and Tea returns by taking on the latest release from Bruno Mars. Hear where Cory thinks Die With A Smile could have fit on the track list and if "The Romantic" is a worthy solo return for Mr. Mars.
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Turntables and Tea takes on Outkast in light of the iconic duo's recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Hear Charlie and Cory's thoughts on beloved tunes like "B.O.B.", "Ms. Jackson", and "So Fresh, So Clean". You don't want to miss th... more
CW: this episode contains brief mentions of murder and rape in the context of one of the songs discussed.
Turntables & Tea kicks off their Rock Hall miniseries by taking on 2025 inductee Warren Zevon and his most successful album. Hear about the mak... more
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Spins through classic and cult albums with two co-hosts who bring a music-nerd enthusiasm and personal anecdotes to every pick. Each episode frames an album's era, production choices, and cultural impact, with thoughtful track-by-track discussion, guest anecdotes, and a steady tea-break wit. The format is approachable for fans of deep-dive music conversations, with a friendly duo banter that makes even familiar records feel new. A standout trait is the blend of archival context, storytelling, and recurring references to artist history and broader music trends, making it a solid spot for listeners who want both critique and curiosity in equal measure.
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