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Hosted by Jim · music · EN-US · 153 episodes
Come be entertained as the host talks about music, bands, and connected stories. "It's a really great podcast" - Kevn Kinney of Drivin N Cryin "I appreciate talking to you guys and the good questions" - Mitch Easter of Let's Active and R.E.M. producer Learn Something New or Remember Something Old!!! Please like and follow the Music In My Shoes Facebook page. Contact us at musicinmyshoes@gmail.com
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Music In My Shoes is hosted by Jim. The show has published 153 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A Tribute to Lois (Dennis and Lois), Sting-Rod Stewart-Tom Petty Live Fall 1991, and The Damned"New Rose" E154" (18 October 2026, 36 minutes), "More Than a Feeling: Boston Debut Turns 50, and Wearing Band T-Shirts E153" (11 October 2026, 37 minutes), and "That Thing You Do, and The Who "Who's Next" E152" (4 October 2026, 37 minutes).
Music In My Shoes publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 153 episodes.
Booking probability for Music In My Shoes is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Music In My Shoes requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Music In My Shoes's contact route on record: verified email.
Jim hosts Music In My Shoes, a music show with 153 episodes published.
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Episode #154
Two people. One shared obsession. More than 10,000 live shows. We’re remembering Lois Kahlhert after her passing on October 8, 2026. The story of Dennis and Lois, the kind of music fans most scenes only dream of having...
Episode #153
There’s a moment before every concert where you look at your closet and ask a ridiculous question that somehow feels important: do I wear the band’s shirt to their own show, or is that “trying too hard”? We jump...
Episode #152
One tiny musical decision can change everything, and That Thing You Do is basically a love letter to that truth. We’re talking about Tom Hanks’ 1960s band movie, why it still feels sharp decades later, and how a single...
Episode #151
We chase the weird and wonderful corners of music history, from a star-packed tennis fundraiser that somehow happens without the Eagles to a rap-rock collaboration that permanently shifts what radio can be. We also swap...
Episode #150
One song can act like a wrecking ball, not because it’s louder than everything else, but because it makes the old rules feel instantly outdated. We go back to Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and talk through why its...
Episode #149
We connect the dots between music, memory, and the way stories around 9/11 keep resurfacing through pop culture. We swap video facts, share a song that helped the country breathe again, and then turn it all into a...
Episode #148
The hardest part about 9/11 isn’t only the day itself. It’s the long echo afterward, when grief collides with everyday life and you don’t know what’s allowed to feel normal anymore. We start by revisiting the way music...
Episode #147
A made for TV band that somehow becomes a hit machine. We dig into The Monkees as pop culture history, from the 1966 premiere and the cast chemistry to the uncomfortable truth that the first records were tightly...
Episode #146
We mark 60 years since The Beatles’ last tour stop at Candlestick Park, then trace how each Beatle handles touring after the band stops hitting the road. We also bounce through rock news, record-club nostalgia, and a...
Episode #145
A song can disappear for decades, then come roaring back because a movie director picked the perfect closing credits. That’s where we start, tracing how Ben E King’s “Stand By Me” went from an early-’60s hit to a...
Episode #144
A single radio station can explain an entire era if you listen closely enough. We rewind to WLIR 92.7 and the Screamer of the Week, when DJs pitched their favorite new songs and listeners called in to vote, turning...
Episode #143
A sold-out arena, a humanitarian crisis, a reluctant Bob Dylan, and a rock star who decides the world can’t wait. We kick off with George Harrison’s August 1, 1971 Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square Garden and dig...
Episode #142
A lot of people love boxing stories because they’re clean: a tough kid fights his way out, the crowd roars, the credits roll. Irish Bobby Cassidy’s life is not clean, and that’s exactly why this conversation matters...
Episode #141
Thirty years later, we can still hear it: the roar of Atlanta’s 1996 Summer Olympics, the crowd noise bouncing off concrete, and the way the city felt like the center of the world. We kick things off with the fun parts...
Episode #139
Athens, Georgia can humble you fast: one minute you’re chasing a band you’ve never heard of, the next you’re packed into a legendary room watching the kind of guest appearance people talk about for years. We’re back...
Episode #138
Fireworks are loud, but the real Fourth of July time machine is a song you haven’t heard in years. We kick off our holiday special by talking Atlanta traditions like the Peachtree Road Race, then dive straight into the...
Episode #137
We bounce from a killer Cracker and Drivin N Cryin concert to a surreal moment where Heart’s “Barracuda” follows us through LaGuardia. The mailbag sparks stories about meeting listeners, debating concerts, and how the...
Episode #136
“Losing My Religion” has one of the most recognizable feels in modern rock, and a big part of that atmosphere lives in the strings. We’re joined by former Atlanta Symphony Orchestra violinist David Arenz, who played on...
Episode #135
<p>Ferris Bueller’s Day Off hits 40 years, and somehow it still feels like the kind of perfect stolen day you can step into whenever you need it. We rewatch it with fresh ears, from Cameron’s quiet sadness to Jeanie’s...
Episode #134
<p>Paul McCartney got dragged for writing “silly love songs” and then turned the criticism into a No. 1 anthem. We start with that 1976 chart run, the irony baked into the lyrics, and the way one summertime hit can glue...
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