Listography: Episode 17

The 90’s edition of the Music Series has arrived and it is just as diverse, surprising and weird as the decade itself was. Boy bands, the rise of rap and Britney Spears probably come to mind, but don’t forget about country and alternative rock becoming mainstream.

Full Music Series: 1960’s | 1970’s | 1980’s

While the music was great, far too many musicians left us too young. Kurt Cobain, Biggie and Tupac were gone just as they reached fame and it left us wondering, “What if?”

In this episode you will get the usual: the Mount Rushmore of 90’s Music Acts and our Top 5 Favorite Songs of the 90’s, but you will also get a breakdown of a few other artists and key moments that we think define the decade.

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Listography: Episode 17 | Music Series Pt. III

Listography: Episode 16

The 80’s was an iconic decade. The styles were bold, the hair was big and the music was great. Some of the best solo performers we’ve ever heard blessed us with their talents in the 80’s and they’re all right here in Part III of our Music Series.

The 60’s and the 70’s were loaded with great bands, but you will find the best male and female solo performers in this episode, along with some rock bands that certainly deserve a mention.

Check out the Mount Rushmore of 80’s Musical Acts and our Top 5 Favorite Songs of the 80’s! Next week we’re back with the 90’s. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes and then follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Listography: Episode 16 | Music Series Pt. III

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Listography: Episode 15

Let’s keep it moving right along in this Music Series. The 60’s are in the books and now we’re focused on the 70’s. Another dynamite decade that blessed us with bands like The Eagles, Queen and Fleetwood Mac, while giving us solo acts such as Elton John and Stevie Wonder.

Good luck narrowing these lists down.

Of course, that is our job though, so here is the Mount Rushmore of 70’s Music Acts and our Top 5 Favorite Songs of the 70’s. We hope you enjoy, but we also hope you share. What bands make your Mount Rushmore? What songs would you have to include? Let us know in the comments below or on Facebook and Twitter.

That’s all for this week, but we’re back next week with the 80’s! Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes and then follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Listography: Episode 15 | Music Series II

Listography: Episode 14

Hello again, friends! We’re back after a few weeks off to focus on busy work schedules and we have a new series coming at you. With movies in the books, we’re shifting our focus to music. Much like the movie madness series, we will go through by decade and take a look at the best artists, bands, songs and much more. On this episode, we’re taking a look at the GOAT of music decades: the 1960’s.

The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Beach Boys and many more dominated the decade that has shaped our music forever. You will hear plenty of talk about those bands in this episode as we break down the Mount Rushmore of 60’s Music Acts and then give you our Top 5 Favorite Songs of the 60’s.

Since we haven’t done a pod in a few weeks, we finish up the show with Three Things Since Our Last Show. Avengers: Endgame, Robert Pattinson and the NBA were on our mind. We hope you enjoy the show, and most of all, we hope it encourages you to put the needle down on a classic record.

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Listography: Episode 14 | Music Series I

Listography: Episode 13

It’s been a journey, but we’ve finally reached the fifth and final part of our Movie Madness series. The job was difficult as we tried to tackle the Mount Rushmore of Dramas Since 2000 and then narrow down our list of Top 5 Favorite Movies of the 2010’s.

Tom Hanks, Hans Zimmer, Ben Affleck and Christopher Nolan dominate the episode with multiple films mentioned. Near the end of the episode we then discuss which decade is our favorite for movies.

With movies in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look ahead to music. We will begin a similar series with music acts and songs coming up next week and hope you tune in each week before sharing your own thoughts. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes and then follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Thanks for listening!

Listography: Episode 13 | Movie Madness Pt. V

Listography: Episode 12 – MCU Special

The time has finally come. Over 10 years of drama, laughs, cheers, tears and so much more has led to this moment. Avengers: Endgame hits theaters this weekend and the Infinity Saga will come to an end. Will it be the biggest movie of all-time? Probably, and there will be billions of dollars spent at the box office.

Listography is here for it and we have a Marvel Cinematic Universe Special to celebrate. As avid fans of all the films, we open the show with our Mount Rushmore of Character Portrayals and then discuss our Top 5 Favorite Films of the MCU. It was no small task, but we both feel like we have a strong five. The show wraps up with 3 Things We Want The MCU To Do in the Future.

Opinions are strong when it comes to the MCU so let us hear your thoughts! Drop us a comment below or hit us up on Facebook and Twitter. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes as well.

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Listography: Episode 12 | MCU Special

Listography: Episode 11

What a wild ride it has been the last few weeks in the sports world! From the NCAA Tournament, to the MLB starting back up and then the NBA Playoffs and Masters, March and April have been filled with sports. Consequently, so has this show, but we’re back to our Movie Madness this week.

Movie Madness: Part I | Part II | Part III

If you enjoy a good comedy then this is the show for you. We open up by debating the Mount Rushmore of Comedies since 2000 and then go into our Top 5 Favorite Movies of the 2000s. With Space Jam 2 getting plenty of publicity lately, we rounded out the show discussing 3 Things We Would Like To See in Space Jam 2.

Give the pod a listen and let us know your thoughts below or on our Twitter or Facebook. Come back next week for our Marvel Cinematic Universe Special ahead of Avengers: Endgame.

Thanks for listening!

Listography: Episode 11 | Movie Madness Pt. IV

Listography Episode 10 – Masters & NBA Playoff Special

The greatest time of year for a sports fan rolls on with The Master’s and the NBA Playoffs beginning this weekend. While we are not a sports-only podcast, it’s difficult to stay away from such great events and so here we are, once again, with more sports chatter for your ears.

Our good friend Skipper Lentscher joined us for the show, and being a big-time golf fan from the state of Wisconsin, he has plenty to say in both segments. What’s the greatest Master’s performance of all-time? We break down our Mount Rushmore in that category to open the show.

The NBA Playoffs seem to be wide open this season. In segment two we give you our Top 5 Favorites to win the NBA Title. Spoiler alert: we don’t agree with which team will be the last one standing!

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Listography Episode 10 | Master’s & NBA Playoff Special

Listography: Episode 9 – Baseball Special Pt. III

Let’s wrap this MLB preview up with the final installment in the Listography Baseball Special. Like the previous two shows, we’re looking at the four greatest players in two different divisions: the American League West and the National League West. Nate Wadley is back to help us one more time and these divisions stirred up the strongest opinions among the three of us. Steroids played a role in leaving some of the game’s best off Mount Rushmore and we cover that topic at length.

Tsuleff also professed his love for Jimmie Foxx and Nate did the same for Ichiro. Wad spent his time getting Tsuleff fired up over his selections of noted steroid users Alex Rodriguez and Barry Bonds. All in all, it’s a loaded show to finish up what has been a fun series for us!

Previous Installments: Baseball Special Pt. I | Baseball Special Pt. II

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Listography Episode 9 | Baseball Special Pt. III

Listography: Episode 8 – Baseball Special Pt. II

MLB Opening Day is just one day away, but Part II of the Listography Baseball Special is here today. Nate Wadley is back to help us with the show and the format is unchanged from Part I. We’re taking a look at the greatest MLB players of all-time by breaking down the Mount Rushmore (Top 4) of each division. We open up discussing the Mount Rushmore of the American League Central before diving into our favorite division, the National League Central.

In our final segment, we give you Three Things we’re looking forward to in the National League, which involves some bold predictions on Bryce Harper and the Phillies along with plenty of praise for Rockies’ stud third basemen Nolan Arenado.

If you thought Part I was packed, give Part II a listen and let us know your thoughts. Is Pete Rose on your NL Central Mount Rushmore? What’s your stance on players from pre-WWII in all-time rankings? Leave us your thoughts below or on our Twitter page @Listography_Pod.

Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes and, as always, thanks for listening! Come back Friday for the third and final part of the Listography Baseball Special.

Listography Episode 8 | Baseball Special Pt. II