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Hosted by Sam Currall · music · EN-US · 52 episodes
I, Sam Currall (he/him), listen to songs submitted to tinyurl.com/sendsongs ( http://tinyurl.com/sendsongs ) and talk about what I personally like about them. Every week, I get a different guest to provide their own recommendations and discuss their opinions on the songs. The show is judgment-free, and we focus on the positive aspects of any song.This show is recorded live on air via the Swarthmore student-run radio station, WSRN. They broadcast on 91.5FM, or you can listen on wsrnfm.com. We go live every Friday from 2-3, with exceptions for holidays.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat You Like is a music podcast hosted by Sam Currall, with 52 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.
Sam Currall hosts What You Like, a music show with 52 episodes published.
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Episode #5
Sam Currall (he/him) finally exhibits the vulnerability he's demanded of others. Bijan Taheri (he/him) is there too. Songs played: Functional Poetry by The Narcissist Cookbook Maybe Man by AJR Parting of the Sensory by Modest Mouse Love You to Pieces by jeremy messersmith
Episode #11
Kelan Sato (he/him) shares his beef with music theory as he and Sam reflect on how music has changed over the ages. Credit to Kaito Stohr, Kelan Sato, Bijan Taheri, and Isaac Cheng for their live rendition of the What You Like theme for string quartet. Music played: Coconut Mall by Nintendo (from "Mario Kart Wii") J.S. Bach: Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g'mein, Chorale Prelude, BWV 734 (transcr. Wilhelm Kempff) performed by Víkingur Ólafsson SUPER MUSIC MAKER by 鈴木亜美 joins 中田ヤスタカ(capsule) [Ami Suzuki] the fishsong unplugged by Oklou, cover of "The fish song" by underscores [This has to be a new record for least comprehensible songs played description, sorry!]
Episode #10
Zak Vilanilam (he/him) returns to the show to break trends and draw lines. Sam tries to describe the ≧∇≦ emoticon without a visual. Songs played: Limelight by Rush Freefall by Pinkshift Sacrifice by London After Midnight Fear of the Dark by Iron Maiden
Episode #9
Noa Sherman (he/him) shares his perspective as a Beatles' fan. Sam reaches a point with What You Like where he's comfortable saying... well, you'll have to listen to find out. Songs played: Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles L’Amour Looks Something Like You by Kate Bush Famous Last Words by My Chemical Romance Matilda by Harry Styles
Episode #8
Elijah Nepomuceno (he/him) and Sam deal with seasonal allergies, mispronounce things, give shoutouts, compliment names, reference prior episodes, explain music theory concepts, jokingly advocate for major ethical violations, exist as vibes people, vocode, explore registral extremes, compliment Sam, philosophize and contemplate, and don't yearn (not necessarily both of them) (not necessarily in that order). Overall, a good time. Songs played: 715 - CRΣΣKS by Bon Iver Summer, Highland Falls (Live at the Bayou, Washington D.C.) by Billy Joel I Don’t Wanna Grow Up by Hayes Carll Grass Stains by Lowertown
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