Justin Richmond

Justin Richmond, from the Broken Record Podcast, joins to explore Paul Simon's iconic album 'Still Crazy After All These Years.' They discuss how it emerged from personal turmoil, including Simon's divorce, and examine tracks like '50 Ways To Leave Your Lover.' The conversation highlights the album’s rich jazz influences and the impact of Steve Gadd’s drumming. They ponder whether it’s the ultimate sad boy album and how it encapsulates Baby Boomer culture, alongside personal reflections on its transformative power within their own musical journeys.

Justin Richmond, co-creator of the Broken Record podcast, joins hosts Adam Maness and Peter Martin to explore Paul Simon's Grammy-winning album, born from turmoil and creativity. They discuss the emotional backdrop of Simon's divorce, the influence of Stevie Wonder, and iconic tracks like '50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.' Musician Steve Gadd's drum mastery is highlighted, along with the intricate arrangements that make this album a masterpiece. The trio reflects on its lasting impact and how it resonates with themes of loss and reflection.

In this engaging conversation, Justin Richmond, a music journalist and host of Pushkin’s Broken Record, dives into the shocking absence of rap songs from Billboard's Top 40 for the first time in 35 years. They explore hip-hop's evolution and its influence across genres, comparing current trends with past musical shifts. Justin analyzes the appeal of artists like NBA YoungBoy and the implications of streaming on the rap landscape. Ultimately, he asserts that while rap faces challenges, it’s far from dead, encouraging listeners to support emerging talent.

Join Justin Richmond, host of the Broken Record podcast and music aficionado, as he dives into a live exploration of sound's mysteries. They tackle the science behind sound waves and discuss bizarre phenomena like the 'bloop' and 'the hum'. Delving into the connection between infrasound and ghostly encounters grabs attention, while the potential weaponization of sound raises ethical questions. With humor and wit, the conversation intertwines audio conspiracy theories and personal stories, all amidst the vibrant backdrop of Brooklyn's National Sawdust.

Justin Richmond, host of the acclaimed music podcast Broken Record, joins the conversation. They dive into a bizarre proposal to rename Greenland and discuss AI's emerging role in governance, raising ethical questions. The episode also reveals shocking tales like an olive oil heist and Sweden's first conviction for drunk drone driving. With a humorous take on political controversies, including Eric Adams' corruption dismissal, listeners are treated to a blend of absurdity and intriguing insights on sustainability and legal innovations.