It's a podcast about music? By the creators of 12tone and Polyphonic.
Cory and Noah discuss the latest controversy in music theory twitter, the recent finding that songs
Cory and Noah discuss the potential, as well as the risks, of the coming wave of AI systems built to
Cory and Noah are joined by Dr. Rohin Francis to discuss the possible biological origins of rhythm a
Cory and Noah talk about the concept of deep cuts, the value of exploring an artist's whole discogra
Cory and Noah discuss the power of music to help people find and shape their identities, and how the
Cory and Noah are joined by Aimee Nolte to discuss the difficulties of making and marketing music on
Cory and Noah take some time to reflect on two years of making Ghost Notes and answer a bunch of aud
Cory and Noah discuss music notation, including questions about how it works, what it's for, and how
Cory and Noah are joined by Patrick Willems to discuss the lost art of the blockbuster tie-in single
Cory and Noah explore the reasons they spend so much time thinking about music, how they got to this
Cory and Noah talk about children's music, the role it serves in musical cultures, and why there are
Cory and Noah are joined by comedy musician Scott Greenberg to discuss the difference between "art"
Cory and Noah discuss the complicated politics of musicians using their platforms for activism, as w
Cory and Noah discuss the ways we describe the music we love and what those descriptions tell us abo
Cory and Noah are joined by Foreign to discuss cultural appropriation, cultural conversation, and wh
Cory and Noah discuss whether there's such a thing as bad music, and what it would mean if there was
Cory and Noah talk about what makes a good live show, what makes a good live album, and how we're bo
Cory and Noah are joined by Sarah Feldman to discuss authenticity, professional musicianship, and th
Description: Cory and Noah discuss how the intersection of comedy and music, how the two can complem
Cory and Noah talk about artistic intent, when and why it matters, and what it's actually useful for