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New Slang is hosted by Thomas Mooney. The show is categorised under music (interviews) and has published 226 episodes.

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New Slang has published 226 episodes.

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New Slang regularly covers music, interviews, commentary. It sits in the music category, with a interviews focus.

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Episodes of New Slang average 65 minutes, giving guests a long-form format with plenty of time to expand on their expertise.

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New Slang

Hosted by Thomas Mooney · music · EN · 226 episodes

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About this Podcast:

New Slang is an interview-based podcast hosted by music journalist Thomas Mooney. It's mostly hour-long conversations with singer-songwriters, musicians, and bands within the Americana, country, folk, and rock realms. We discuss influences, albums, songwriting, and all things within that artist's life. Thomas Mooney has been published in the likes of Texas Monthly, Rolling Stone Country, & more.

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New Slang is a music podcast hosted by Thomas Mooney, with 226 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #227
227: Josh Crutchmer
Aug 21, 20251h 1mS9
Send us Fan Mail On Episode 227, I'm joined by esteemed journalist and writer Josh Crutchmer ( Rolling Stone , New York Times , etc.). During this sit down in Okemah, OK during this summer's Woodyfest, we talk to Crutchmer about The Turnpike Troubadours, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Wyatt Flores, writing books--his latest being Never Say Never --and the current climate of Americana, Red Dirt, & Country music. Our presenting partner on this episode of New Slang is OG Lone Star, your go-to spot for both new and vintage Lone Star gear. Officially licensed and Texas based. OG Lone Star Official Site OG Lone Star Instagram Kat Swansey Photography Tom Mooney's Almanac: A Substack Newsletter thomasdmooney.com New Slang Merch Store New Slang Instagram New Slang Subscribe Links New Slang's theme music is "Black Horses" by Bristen Phillips. Support the show
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Episode #226
226: Ashton Naylor, Cameron Allbright, & Hank Weaver
Aug 14, 20251h 2mS9
Send us Fan Mail On Episode 226, I'm joined by a trio of up and coming Texas songwriters--Ashton Naylor, Cameron Allbright, and Hank Weaver. The three have been making waves down around San Marcos the past couple of years, having ushered in a new class of Texas artists from the hotspot. During this episode, we talk about Songwriter Nights across the state, the latest and upcoming projects, and what it's like to be a new artist in 2025. Our presenting partner on this episode of New Slang is OG Lone Star, your go-to spot for both new and vintage Lone Star gear. Officially licensed and Texas based. OG Lone Star Official Site OG Lone Star Instagram Kat Swansey Photography Tom Mooney's Almanac: A Substack Newsletter thomasdmooney.com New Slang Merch Store New Slang Instagram New Slang Subscribe Links New Slang's theme music is "Black Horses" by Bristen Phillips. Support the show
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Episode #225
225: Hayes Carll
Aug 5, 20251h 6mS9
Send us Fan Mail On Episode 225, I'm joined by Texas songwriter Hayes Carll. We talk about his upcoming album, We're Only Human (out August 8), collaborating with The Band of Heathens, songwriting, finding the middle ground, and how folks like Ray Wylie Hubbard (who briefly cameos) influenced and inspired Carll's generation of songwriters. Our presenting partner on this episode of New Slang is OG Lone Star, your go-to spot for both new and vintage Lone Star gear. Officially licensed and Texas based. OG Lone Star Official Site OG Lone Star Instagram Kat Swansey Photography Tom Mooney's Almanac: A Substack Newsletter thomasdmooney.com New Slang Merch Store New Slang Instagram New Slang Subscribe Links New Slang's theme music is "Black Horses" by Bristen Phillips. Support the show
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Episode #224
224: Muscadine Bloodline
Jul 29, 20251h 9mS9
Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to New Slang. On Episode 224, I'm joined by Alabama country duo, Muscadine Bloodline. We recorded this interview a few weeks back with Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton when Muscadine Bloodline headlined CottonFest out at Cook's Garage in Lubbock, Texas. On this episode, we talk about their latest albums, The Coastal Plain and ...And What Was Left Behind , diving into their spin on Southern gothic storytelling, maturation as songwriters, building canon & lore, songwriting in Nashville, and collecting idioms. Our presenting partner on this episode of New Slang is OG Lone Star, your go-to spot for both new and vintage Lone Star gear. Officially licensed and Texas based. OG Lone Star Official Site OG Lone Star Instagram thomasdmooney.com New Slang Merch Store New Slang Instagram New Slang Subscribe Links New Slang's theme music is "Black Horses" by Bristen Phillips. Support the show
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Episode #223
223: Randy Rogers
Jul 24, 202541 minS9
Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to New Slang. On Episode 223, I'm joined by Texas singer-songwriter Randy Rogers. We recorded this episode a few weeks back out at Cook's Garage during this year's CottonFest. On this episode, we talk about the 20th anniversary of their breakout album Rollercoaster, working with the likes of Radney Foster & Sean McConnell, what makes him gravitate towards an outside song cut, the meteoric rise of Parker McCollum (an often collaborator), and what's around the corner release wise for Rogers. Our presenting partner on this episode of New Slang is OG Lone Star, your go-to spot for both new and vintage Lone Star gear. Officially licensed and Texas based. OG Lone Star Official Site OG Lone Star Instagram thomasdmooney.com New Slang Merch Store New Slang Instagram New Slang Subscribe Links New Slang's theme music is "Black Horses" by Bristen Phillips. Support the show
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