American Idiot: A 20th Anniversary Retrospective Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and guest pop culture and sports writer Beau Dure commemorate the 20th anniversary of Green Day’s iconic album, “American Idiot.” In this in-depth discussion, Ted and Beau delve into the political and social climate that shaped “American Idiot,” exploring themes of generational alienation, disillusionment,…
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Single Play with Popdose founder and Mayor of the Humanities, Jeff Giles In episode 102 of Planet LP, host Ted Asregadoo is joined by Popdose founder Jeff Giles for a special Single Play episode. Get ready to expand your playlist and discover hidden gems from legendary artists like The Clash and concept project, Largo —…
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Concert Confessions: Planet LP Dives Deep on Live Shows! Inspired by their recent reviews of Echo & The Bunnymen and The Chameleons, Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo joins forces with Popdose writer Keith Creighton. Together, they unpack their wildest concert experiences – the good, the bad, and the truly bizarre. Get ready for insider stories,…
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On this episode, Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton revisit two albums that left a lasting impression on them 40 years after their initial releases. Ted dives into the Pretenders’ “Learning to Crawl,” a pivotal album that marked the band’s resilience after the tragic deaths of two original members from drug…
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Taylor Swift knows how to launch an album. Her marketing is a machine, and her fans eagerly devour every detail. Her 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” arrived in a surprising double dose! First came 15 songs at midnight on April 19th, followed by another 15 just two hours later. This 31-song release marks…
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Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton dive deep into new releases from Ariana Grande, Green Day, Honeymoon Suite, The Pineapple Thief, and more! They also discuss the struggle of separating the artist from the art, using Ariana Grande as an example. Is it possible to love her music but not care about her personal life? New…
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Bonus Blast from the Dial-Up Era Remember dial-up modems and AOL CDs that came in the mail? 1995 was a transition year in culture. Yes, there were iconic albums (covered in Episode 94) but there were cultural shifts that shaped the years going forward. Ted and Keith talk about:
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This episode kicks off a new series on Planet LP called “A Great Year in Music?” by focusing on mostly alternative music in 1995. Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton delve into 1995 by spotlighting 10 albums that, for them, marked some truly great work by artists that they admire. Tricky,…
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Staying True To Her Musical Indie Roots While Soundtracking To Success This week, Planet LP welcomes Canadian indie artist Nat Jay for a conversation that defies conventional paths to music industry success. Forget the grueling tours and viral challenges – Nat carved her niche by writing infectious songs that landed on shows like Netflix’s “My…
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Celebrate the grand finale of 2023 with episode 91 from Planet LP! Join your host, Ted Asregadoo, and Popdose writer Keith Creighton as they take a retrospective glance at the year’s standout albums. Keith recently unveiled his curated list, “An Aging Hipster’s Top 50 Albums of 2023,” on Popdose. However, as Ted unveils his picks,…
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Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo welcomes the founders of Popdose, Jeff Giles and Jason Hare to talk about holiday music. Jeff and Jason were the brains behind a long-running series on Popdose called Mellowmas. If you’ve ever watched Mystery Science Theater 3000, you’ll love Jeff and Jason’s snarky take on some of the worst Christmas…
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The November 2023 New Music Report is jam-packed with quality tunes from Transcanada Highwaymen, Duran Duran, Nat Jay, and more! The Big Album spotlight is on Prince’s “Diamond and Pearls.”
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Ted and Keith chitty chat about Taylor Swift’s new concert film and October’s new music releases by Volk, boygenius, The Rolling Stones, The Jack Rubies and more
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Robin Taylor Zander visits Planet LP to talk about the making of his first solo album, “The Distance,” and his role as a rhythm guitarist when touring as a member of his dad’s band, Cheap Trick.
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September’s new music releases were so big that Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton had to split the conversation into two parts. Hi! This is part two.
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Part one of Septembers New Music Report features a slew of new releases from Olivia Rodrigo, Orbis Max, Dolph Cheney, Cindy Wilson, Steven Wilson, The Pretenders, Best Ex and more! Plus, Ted and Keith talk about the MTV VMAs and Jann Wenner’s view of musicians who are masters of their craft.
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Writer Annie Logue visits Planet LP to talk about the cultural importance of Sinead O’Connor with host Ted Asregadoo
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Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton talk new music releases on the Popdose New Music Report for July 2023.
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Wow! “Synchronicity” by The Police is 40 years old. Popdose writer Keith Creighton Returns to the pod to talk about this landmark album with Ted and spotlight new music releases for June 2023.
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Episode 76 features Ted Asregadoo talking to Popdose founder Jeff Giles about the music of Gordon Lightfoot and Popdose writer Keith Creighton talking about new music in his monthly report.
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It’s April…and that means Planet LP’s monthly feature: The Popdose New Music Report with Keith Creighton. The latest from Metallica, Peter Gabriel, Orbis Max, Peggy Lee, Lousie Burns and a whole lot more are featured!
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Popdose’s Keith Creighton is back with a boatload of CDs to recommend to Planet LP listeners.
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Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton talk about The Grammys, The Rock Hall nominees for 2023 and new music releases.
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A present/past episode where Ted Asregadoo reviews “Surrender” by Bono and features a 2009 Popdose interview with country pop artist, Jessica Harp.
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The first episode of 2023 is a big, big show! New music from Iggy Pop, Angela Perley, We Are Scientists, Robert Forster, and interview with Ward White and Brad Hallen from The Nervous Eaters
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