60 Songs That Explain the '90s “Since U Been Gone”— Kelly Clarkson
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Jun 25, 2025 Jodi Walker, a staff writer at The Ringer and co-host of various podcasts, joins to dive into the powerhouse that is Kelly Clarkson. They discuss Clarkson's remarkable vocal capabilities and her impact on 2000s TV culture. From her iconic audition on 'American Idol' to her authentic evolution as a rock star, they explore the emotional resonance of her hit 'Since U Been Gone.' The conversation highlights the complexities of her journey and the universal themes of empowerment and betrayal within her music.
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Pot Truffle Concert Revelation
- Rob shares a fascinating anecdote about consuming pot truffles at a Gillian Welch show.
- His experience blends humor, sincere appreciation of music, and vivid sensory descriptions.
No True Ironic Covers
- There are no truly ironic cover songs; singers end up sincerely meaning the songs they perform.
- The irony often slips away, making covers either sincere or hate covers.
Kelly's Live "Beautiful Disaster" Preference
- Kelly Clarkson disliked the overproduced studio version of "Beautiful Disaster" but preferred the raw piano and voice live version.
- She performed the live version on tour and later included it on her album.