Into Music
Thursdays
Into Music is a podcast that explores the critical role that teachers, mentors, and tastemakers have in a musician’s musical development. Episodes feature discussion of the performers work and creative process as well as lessons they’ve learned along the way.
Host Jedd Beaudoin has been on the KMUW airwaves since 2009 with his two-hour music show, Strange Currency in addition to serving as one of the station’s arts and culture reporters. He holds bylines with publications such as American Songwriter, No Depression, Keyboard, and PopMatters.
Into Music is made possible by McClelland Inc.
Latest Episodes
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Corin Tucker and Tracy Sawyer met in middle school and by the early 1990s, they’d formed the band heavens to betsy. A new compilation, baby's gone, celebrates the band's legacy. -
Tim Quirk and Jay Blumenfield wanted to try something different for the new Wonderlick album, Wonderlick Loves You, so they traveled to Virginia to collaborate with musicians who came from radically different musical backgrounds than their own. -
A psych pop masterpiece from 1996 gets a fresh release while its creator looks back on the time and place that inspired the original album. -
Teenage Fanclub returns with another fine entry in their discography, Do Not Dare To Dream. Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley share their observations about the making of it. -
All Over You is the latest album from veteran quartet Imperial Teen and it's been well worth the wait. -
André Cymone looked around one day and released that funk, a genre he grew up playing and listening to in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was largely absent from contemporary musical conversations. He's bringing it back. -
Los Angeles based musician Paula Fong discusses her new album, A Bird on the Wing. -
John von Seggern discusses working with musical pioneer Jon Hassell and the latest Hassell release, Music Is Invisible. -
Kavus Torabi discusses his latest LP, October By Name, and the creative process. -
Oakland, California-based poet, musician, and spoken-word artist Lisa B. looks to the future with music from the past on new album, ‘60s Magic Now!:The Y-Verse.
