Two Good Ears Podcast

Rich Reardin

Two Good Ears is what happens when one lifelong audiofile, musician, producer, audio engineer, and storyteller sits down with the people who make music worth listening to. Host Rich Reardin invites artists, producers, engineers, and fellow sound‑obsessives to talk shop, swap stories, and lend an ear on how music really gets made.The show grew out of 'In Search of a Song' which morphed into 'Beyond a Song', a long‑running radio series Rich co-hosted and produced from 2005 with guitarist Jason Wilber (John Prine). Over 700 episodes aired on PRX, capturing candid moments with icons, innovators, and the unsung heroes of the music, in the recording studio and on stage performance.Today, in podcast form,  Two Good Ears carries that spirit forward. It blends fresh interviews, pro‑audio insight, music history, and the kind of relaxed, real conversations that only happen when musicians talk to musicians. Whether it’s a veteran producer, a touring songwriter, or a new artist finding their voice, every guest brings a story worth hearing — and Rich brings the curiosity, humor, and experience to draw it out. If you love music, the craft behind it, and the people who make it matter, you’re in the right place.

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    TGE Episode #351 – Bobby Whitlock

    Send us Fan Mail Join host Rich Reardin as he presents a conversation with the late, great singer-songwriter, and keyboardist Bobby Whitlock. This interview is hosted by Jason Wilber. A deep dive music conversation recorded in 2014 in Austin, Texas with Bobby Whitlock — co founder of Derek and the Dominos, soulful vocalist, multi instrumentalist, and storied collaborator with icons from his early life in Memphis at Stax Records playing with Booker T. and the M.G.'s, Albert King, Sam & Dave, and The Staple Singers. Then on to playing with Delaney and Bonnie, Eric Clapton, Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, Dave Mason and Duane Allman. Both Clapton and Whitlock joined George Harrison for the epic record 'All Things Must Pass', co-founding Derek and The Dominos, as well as writing songs recorded by  Ray Charles, George Jones, and many more. His solo records including contributions by Eric Clapton, Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, George Harrison, Delaney & Bonnie, Klaus Voorman, Bobby Keys, and Jim Price. He also recorded additional session work with Dr. John, The Rolling Stones, and Stephen Stills to name a few. This episode brings raw memories, rare insights, and the unmistakable voice of a musician who helped shape rock and soul history. TGE Episode #351 - Bobby Whitlock PLAYLIST Wikipedia Bobby Whitlock Sponsored by: The Bluebird Nightclub https://www.thebluebird.ws/ Visit Bloomington! Visitbloomington.com Support the show 🎧 Two Good Ears – A podcast for deep listening and fresh perspectives. Stay connected: 📢 Follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and most of your favorite podcast platforms. 🔗 Explore curated playlists inspired by each episode – available on Spotify, just search TGE at 'Playlists' for all. 💬 ⭐ Love the show? Rate, review, and share to help us grow!

    TGE  Episode #351 – Bobby Whitlock

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Two Good Ears is what happens when one lifelong audiofile, musician, producer, audio engineer, and storyteller sits down with the people who make music worth listening to. Host Rich Reardin invites artists, producers, engineers, and fellow sound‑obsessives to talk shop, swap stories, and lend an ear on how music really gets made.The show grew out of 'In Search of a Song' which morphed into 'Beyond a Song', a long‑running radio series Rich co-hosted and produced from 2005 with guitarist Jason Wilber (John Prine). Over 700 episodes aired on PRX, capturing candid moments with icons, innovators, and the unsung heroes of the music, in the recording studio and on stage performance.Today, in podcast form,  Two Good Ears carries that spirit forward. It blends fresh interviews, pro‑audio insight, music history, and the kind of relaxed, real conversations that only happen when musicians talk to musicians. Whether it’s a veteran producer, a touring songwriter, or a new artist finding their voice, every guest brings a story worth hearing — and Rich brings the curiosity, humor, and experience to draw it out. If you love music, the craft behind it, and the people who make it matter, you’re in the right place.