So glad y'all are back! My wife and I race to see who can complete the newest episode first. Keep up the great work!

Such a great episode. Loved that show on Saturday mornings! I would like to point out that even as a kid, I knew it was The Beach Boys.

The first, and most important, thing to know about The Great Song Podcast, is that Rob and J.P. Come across as genuinely nice, kind guys. They definitely become old friends of yours as you listen through the episodes. The format of each episode is really fun and not just a chronological listen-through of the song or album. The level of research Rob and JP put into each episode is amazing. They are prepared and very organized with their material. While I don’t know anything about music theory, Rob’s breakdown of the various elements of each song are really fun to listen to and have educated me quite a bit. Their interviews are terrific and it is really cool to see the level of interview guest they continue to achieve. If you want a nice, easy listen with two hosts who are easy to like and make each episode journey fun this is your podcast. Keep up the great work fellas! Jason State College, PA

This is a great podcast, especially if you have a road trip planned. I’ve enjoyed hearing how each song is uniquely constructed, from the music itself to the history behind the songs. The interviews with the artists who made the tunes are so involved and well executed, too! My only requests would be to consider two of my favorite artists for a future episode. They have never (as of yet) been featured: Third Day (may I suggest “Call My Name”?) and Fleetwood Mac (seriously?!). “The Chain” is my favorite, and an amazing study. Lastly, Burlap to Cashmere. Anything from their 2011 release.

But could you please add Conan grey too Thanks for reading

I cannot wait each week for Wednesday’s new episode, going deep into a new song. I love so many things about this podcast- I love hearing the music theory that I definitely hadn’t thought about when listening to music, and I love that the hosts totally gush about their guest to their guest(featured musician). How fun their job must be, to get to research great music for a living, and talk to musicians! What a great find; so glad to get to spend an hour of my work day listening to music I love, and also to learn from Rob and JP!

If you are a fan of music and love when people go in depth about it, this is your show. The hosts are funny, fans and, genuinely nice dudes. The guests are great and they tackle the tunes we love, here’s to hoping for many more years of this great podcast for song nerds like myself. Keep up the excellent work, fellas. Cheers guys!

I just stumbled on this pod started binging and can’t stop. Not only are the hosts incredibly entertaining and funny but also very passionate and informative. I’ve learned something new about each song/band they discuss. This is the perfect podcast for music fans of all genres and I can’t wait to hear what they review next. Keep up the great work!!!!!

If you enjoy in-depth conversations surrounding the amazing music that defines the soundtracks to our lives, then look no further! Great discussion with an eclectic mix of songs & guests. I’ve even found myself re-evaluating my own opinion of a song after hearing the accompanying episode. Keep up the great work! 👊

ROB AND JP ARE AMAZING. TRUE LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC. GREAT COMEDY! SUBSCRIBE

so bummed this wk after hearing the news about eddie. maybe because of the realization that a part of my childhood aint never coming back... thanks for the retrospective.

Super amazing podcast with the best host!! Highly highly recommended!!

Love this show. Always keeps me interested and always look forward to new episodes. Can’t recommend it enough. -Tabby from Your New Best Friends Podcast

This podcast is a lot of fun! I am not a musician, but I love good music. These guys do their homework and bring a lot of knowledge and humorous insight to each episode. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and I appreciate their varied selections across all styles of music. Plus, the sound quality is very good!

Perfect blend of insight and comedy. One of the best music podcasts out there!

This is a dream podcast for music lovers! The saddest thing about the way music is distributed these days is that you can no longer read the album credits on the songs, but these guys are like a live album credit for your favorite songs!

These guys are: A) funny B) knowledgeable The podcast is worth a listen.

If you like the sound that music makes in your ear holes when you’re bumping to your local favorite music station, you will love this podcast. These guys talk about the universe’s best songs in great detail and are %100 correct on everything they say, ever.

As a fan of Chicago, I was looking forward to listening to The Great Song Podcast and their discussion of "25 or 6 to 4." While parts of the show were enjoyable, I was surprised at the amount of misinformation the hosts were putting out, first saying Chicago has been around 60 years (the band was formed in 1967) and then complaining that during their 2018 concert tour "Chicago didn't play their hits" and played "songs no one knew." In 2018, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their second album, "Chicago," (or Chicago II), the group played that album in its entiretly to open their concerts, which actually contains "Make Me Smile," "Color My Worlkd," and "25 or 6 to 4." Finally, one of the hosts said the group "Beckley-Lamm-Wilson" was formed before Chicago, The Beach Boys, and America were formed, which would have meant before 1962. The trio actually worked together in the early 1990s and the album "Like a Brother" was released in 2000. After about 45 minutes, I stopped listening.

My new favorite podcast. I love these guys. This is a show for music nerds, musicians and curators of pop culture. I have so many ideas for eps (Need a place to submit show feedback other than Twitter.) Keep up the good work. It’s so entertaining. -axel F

These guys bring so many interesting tidbits about some of the world’s most quintessential songs. And on top of that, they talk about the music theory behind it all. They really know their stuff! And while they don’t always agree, they have great playful banter that will have you laughing. If you are a lover of music, get on board with Rob and JP, they won’t disappoint!

If you like Serial and Jersey Mike’s, then you’ll love this Podcast! Rob, a student of Ada Dyer, and JP, ardent Anti-Swiftist, have put together what is sure to be the greatest Podcast launched in Southeast Tennessee in late October 2017!

Rob’s knowledge of musical theory adds another level to the enjoyment of this podcast. Very knowledgeable guy with interesting insights into the intricacies of the songs. I really enjoyed the album breakdown of Ten Summoner’s Tales and love the taste in music these guys have. There seems to be a lot of Bruce Hornsby love on this podcast so I’m hoping for an album breakdown of Hot House! If you guys don’t own that one, buy it! Do an episode on it!!

Rob and JP just have this way of explaining a song that you love in such a way that makes you love it all over again. If you have ears and decent hearing be a blessing to your ear canals by subscribing to this podcast. The Great Song Podcast is fun for all!

This is why podcasts were created. If you love music you'll love this podcast!

If given the opportunity to eat cheesecake or listen to these guys... order the cheesecake to go and listen to them on the way to pick it up. This is called a win win. This podcast is fun, lighthearted, and you should listen.

I enjoyed listening to this podcast, I listened as I drove today and before I knew it they were saying goodbye. Love hearing details of popular songs. Looking forward to the next episode

Classic Rob!! Nobody else; except JP, would ever take such joy out of completely breaking down every aspect of a song. Great podcast!! Can't wait to see which Weird Al songs make the list!!

Full of interesting facts and super entertaining! Will definitely continue tuning in!

There are many music podcasts but this is the first one I’ve heard to take the time to focus on not just the song but also pretty much everything about the song you never knew you needed to know.