Studio36 Life & Music

Have September on the mind? So do we. In this After-Hours episode of Studio36, Ken and William discuss exploring new places, including those in the mind, with a little self-therapy. Then, William reacts to his listening experience with Led Zeppelin's “Physical Graffiti”, and Ken shares his experience with a socially conscious album by Kendrick Lamar “DAMN.”. The final segme

Feeling grounded by consistency with the little things, is an approach Ken and William discuss in this episode. Then, William reacts to his listening experience with the Foo Fighters new album “But Here We Are”, and Ken shares his experience with the debut album by DOMi and JD Beck “NOT TONiGHT”. The final segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experien

Ken and William share the little, or not so little, joys of the week. Ken finds therapy in collecting photos and researching family history, which includes the Great Potato Famine in Ireland. William reacts to his listening experience with four artists performing for Led Zeppelin at the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors, and Ken shares his experience with the k-pop group, BTS at the 2019

With the passing of Papa Jack, Ken and William reach deep to lift each other up, reminiscing and being grateful for the joy Papa Jack brought to life. Ken discusses experiencing a tipping point triggered by music. William reacts to his listening experience with We Were Here by Joshua Radin, and Ken shares his experience with the album Imagination & the Misfit Kid by the Labrint

Clean underwear, a lost photo album, three little birds and The Bare Maximum (TEDxTeen by Steve Lacy), are all part of this week’s discussion. William reacts to his listening experience with the first grunge album, Come On Down by Seattle’s Green River, and Ken shares his experience with the album Gemini Rights by the Steve Lacy. The segment ends with the presentation of this w

Connecting with friends, screwing around in the dugout, doing laundry and band practice is all part of this week’s discussion. William reacts to his listening experience with Glass Houses by Billy Joel, and Ken shares his experience with the album AM by the Arctic Monkeys. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes the birth of a new

Jujitsu, feeding quarters to the jukebox and gaming with friends is all part of this week’s discussion. After a brief break, we are excited to return for episode two of season two. Ken reacts to his listening experience with From the Fires by Greta Van Fleet, and William shares his experience with the debut album by the Violent Femmes. The segment ends with the presentation of th

Public crying, burning a day and nurturing friendships are all part of this week’s season two opener. We are excited to return with our reactions to each other’s season one playlists. Ken picks a favorite that reminds him on William’s ‘old soul’ and William selects a local favorite. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which includes

To be fair… not as much of a trailer as just buying us a few more days to get through our 36-song playlists we created for each other at the end of Season One. In this brief episode, Ken and William discuss the format of Studio36 Life & Music, and give a hint of what’s to come in Season Two with episode one right around the corner. If you missed our Season One Finale Playli

Season One comes to an end with reflections of a great year. William reacts to his listening experience to the live album Unplugged… and Seated by Rod Stewart; While Ken discusses his experience with the Red Hot Chili Peppers – Live at Slane Castle 2003 Full Concert (High Quality) by the RHCP. The segment ends with the presentation of this week's Listening Experience which incl