30 episodes
Flashback To Never David Allen
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4.9 • 27 Ratings
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An alternate history podcast told through 1962 pop radio. Original music in vintage styles. All the best songs you've never heard.
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"Just What We Do"
A new year, new music, new DJs, but the same old WF2N. January starts off with a bang as bicycles pop up all over the town, seemingly overnight. Linda Kramer gives the play-by-play. A band from across the pond starts to make waves.
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Flashback To New
New hosts Renee St. James and Lewellyn Winters discuss the upcoming season of Flashback To Now. She's a rock musician, he's a rock critic, and they both have the inside scoop on rock's biggest stars.
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The Sentimental and Naive
Renee and Lewellyn do their best to unravel the mysterious folk musician Joe Thoreau. From one controversy to the next, the ever-changing musician broke all the rules on his way to legendary status.
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"Second Time's A Charm"
Sandy and Jerry have a little run-in on the way into work, and the city council cracks down on bicycles. Elsewhere, things are heating up in Washington, D.C.
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"Tandem Love"
Bike bands and bike songs are becoming a fad, and could the Rockroaches be coming to Bloomington? Linda and Sandy give all the details!
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"A Black And White World"
"Jersey" Slim was a man of many talents; some legal, some not. Lewellyn and Renee discuss how careers in music don't often last. It's always good to have another money-making avenue...
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Customer Reviews
I'm intrigued!
This is a SUPER ambitious show concept and I can't wait to see where it goes!
-Adam Schaeuble, host of the Casting The Pod podcast
A Refreshing New Kind of Show
This is an exceptionally well produced show. In an era of podcasts that are nothing more than two people talking to each other, Flasback to Never challenges the medium and pushes it into exciting territory.
It's refreshing to hear so many different elements in this show. First, there are the DJs who have witty banter and whole character arcs throughout the season. Then there are the diffent kinds of commercials and newscasts.
And, of course, there is the music. Even though each song is original, I found myself time and time again thinking I was listening to music from the early sixties. The creators have faithfully recreated sounds from the past while updating the lyrics to show the problems and darker side from tunes from that era.
This is the more professional sounding podcast I've ever heard and I can't believe it was made independently by two people. The first season really blew me away. I can't wait to hear was season two has in store.
What radio used to be... what it should still be!
There’s so much to love about this podcast. Eagerly awaiting the next episode!