
Analysis and commentary on all things Goose; co-hosted by Ryan Storm, Neal Landry, and Brian Weber. Born in early 2022 from the passionate conversations of a tight-knit group of friends who'd already spent countless hours dissecting jams and sharing insights, the pod emerged from a simple desire: to bring that same energy and enthusiasm to the wider Goose community. The AAT crew are known for thei... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicPerforming ArtsArtsMusic Commentary | |||

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This team shares their thoughts on an amazing band. The authenticity and knowledge is above and beyond. Genuine love for the music and for the jam band community. No bad days!
These two jamoke’s think they know Goose better than Goose. I don’t think anyone likes to listen to themselves negative talk more than Neal. Fun stuff.
Is there anyone who likes to listen to themselves talk or who is more self aggrandizing than this guy, Neal? No. It’s a concert review pod, dude. Chill. You’ll get all your words in.
Can you have guests that don’t have a pod (Jess(? The DMB / Gorge show was big and this is the best you can do? Come on.
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Long-form, in-depth analysis and lively banter around Goose, focusing on tour breakdowns, live jams, setlists, and festival moments. Episodes frequently dissect performances, improvisational choices, and audience dynamics while weaving in behind-the-scenes anecdotes and long-running community humor. A standout feature is the ongoing Day After Show live format, providing rapid-fire post-show recaps and cross-podcast promo moments, which helps listeners feel like they're part of a tight-knit fan community. The show is notable for its marathon-length episodes, candid critiques, and hosts' strong chemistry, making it appealing to die-hard Goose fans and jam-band enthusiasts who want both technical critique and fan banter.
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