Nakedly Examined Music Podcast
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NEM#203: Andy White Tells the Truth
Sep 28, 20231h 39m
REISSUE-NEM#41: Glenn Mercer (Feelies): Produce Yourself
Sep 16, 20231h 7m
NEM#202: Richard Lloyd (Television): Guitar is Combustible
Aug 31, 20231h 10m
NEM#201: Ivan Neville Gets Personal (but Still Funky)
Aug 21, 20231h 16m
NEM#200: Mikaela Davis: Singer-Songwriter-Harpist
Aug 5, 20231h 20m
NEM#199: Alan Jenkins’ Cornucopia of Experiments
Jul 20, 20231h 6m
NEM#198: Chris Stamey Keeps on Developing
Jul 10, 20231h 22m
NEM#197: Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah’s African Head Charge
Jun 22, 20231h 7m
NEM#196: Michael Gira (Swans) Is Not Done
Jun 9, 20231h 51m
NEM#195: Nicholas Tremulis Reads Better Books
May 26, 20231h 19m
NEM#194: Vashti Bunyan Is Not a Folk Singer
May 1, 20231h 11m
NEM#193: Peter Case’s Songs About Now
Apr 8, 20231h 13m
NEM#192: Guitarist Ivan Julian Serves the Song
Mar 25, 202354 min
NEM#191: Chris Slusarenko and John Moen As (And Before) Eyelids
Mar 4, 20231h 24m
NEM#190: Jad Fair (Half Japanese): Being Productive = Being Yourself
Feb 19, 20231h 4m
NEM#189: Claire Hamill’s Epic Journey
Feb 3, 20231h 11m
NEM#188: Pat Irwin (Raybeats, B-52s, SUSS) Writes for TV (and Himself)
Jan 20, 20231h 6m
REISSUE-NEM#61: Richard X. Heyman Is Incognito (Yet a Cornerstone)
Jan 7, 20231h 21m
NEM#187: Eszter Balint Interprets Her Past
Dec 23, 20221h 12m
NEM#186: Simon Ratcliffe (Basement Jaxx, Village of the Sun): From House Music to Jazz Fusion
Dec 9, 20221h 17m
NEM#185: Bruce Thomas’ Bass Lines Before, After, and During the Attractions
Nov 27, 20221h 2m
NEM#184: Mike Baggetta Feels Out the Guitar
Nov 11, 20221h 25m
NEM#183: Neil Gust (No. 2, Heatmiser) Walks Around
Oct 28, 20221h 4m
NEM#182: Allan and Barb Vest Together as doubleVee
Oct 14, 20221h 4m
NEM#181: Robyn Hitchcock Forgets Himself, Sharply
Sep 30, 20221h 16m
NEM#180: Rebecca Pidgeon’s Inner Speech
Sep 17, 202257 min
NEM#179: Mike Lindup’s Atlantean Visions and Level 42
Sep 4, 20221h 18m
NEM#178: Chastity Brown in Wonderment
Aug 19, 20221h 6m
NEM#177: Susan Cattaneo Leaves Nashville and Finds Herself
Aug 5, 20221h 11m
NEM#176: Bill Lloyd’s Power Pop from Nashville
Jul 22, 20221h 9m
NEM-Pretty Much Pop Crossover: So-Called Greatest Albums Feat. Mobley, Noah Berlatsky, Jon Lamoreaux
Jul 8, 202255 min
NEM#175: Richie Ramone Builds His Own Brand
Jun 23, 20221h 1m
NEM#174: Drew Grow’s Subconscious is the Through Line
Jun 10, 20221h 1m
NEM#173: Queen Esther Proves It
May 27, 20221h 4m
NEM#172: Mark Stewart (The Pop Group): Mad Processing w/ Haikus
May 13, 20221h 7m
NEM#171: Ben Vaughn’s Primitive Fever Dreams
Apr 29, 20221h 8m
NEM#170: Bob Mould From Hüsker Dü to Sugar to Now
Apr 15, 20221h 7m
NEM#169: Wesley Stace (aka John Wesley Harding) Likes Words
Apr 1, 20221h 17m
NEM#168: Clive Nolan (Arena, Pendragon, etc.) Moves Forward Relentlessly
Mar 20, 20221h 15m
NEM#167: David Christian (Comet Gain) Sings for the Awkward and the Wayward
Mar 4, 20221h 8m
NEM#166: L. Shankar’s World of Violin and Voice
Feb 19, 20221h 0m
NEM#165: Paula Cole Beautifully Picks at Wounds
Feb 5, 20221h 11m
NEM#164: James McMurtry Doesn’t Have to Make Sense
Jan 21, 202258 min
NEM#163: Lilli Lewis Is Not Just a Jazz-Singing Pianist
Jan 7, 20221h 17m
NEM#162: Ray Benson (Asleep at the Wheel): Texas Swing for Half a Hundred Years
Dec 24, 20211h 0m
NEM#161: Chuck Prophet Is On the Couch
Dec 10, 202159 min
NEM#160: John McCutcheon Learns the Lessons of Folk
Nov 26, 20211h 11m
NEM#159: Steve Bartek (Oingo Boingo) Is a Writer, Not Just an Arranger
Nov 12, 20211h 1m
NEM-Pretty Much Pop Crossover: The Music of Your Youth w/ Jon Lamoreaux
Oct 30, 202156 min
NEM#158: Dar Williams: Songs as Thought Processes
Oct 17, 20211h 8m