6 episodes
The Playlist League Colorado Public Radio
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- Music
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4.6 • 10 Ratings
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OpenAir hosts and musical guests battle it out in a podcast that pits playlist against playlist. Each participant drafts 5 songs within a certain musical theme.Then, listeners vote on whose playlist is the best, and the curator of the playlist with the most votes will select the theme for the next episode. This podcast was inspired by a comment from a listener-supporter named Hannah, who wrote: "I was in a 'fantasy playlist league' with some friends where we had to submit our best new tunes each week and vote on them. I won thanks to OpenAir!"
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Prom Songs
OpenAir hosts Bruce Trujillo, Jessi Whitten and Alisha Sweeney draft playlists to soundtrack the perfect prom. Listen to the Spotify list and let us know!
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Movie Soundtrack Songs
OpenAir hosts Jessi Whitten, Jeremy Petersen and Alisha Sweeney draft playlists with notable songs from movie soundtracks. Listen to the Spotify list and let us know!
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Battle of the Best Love Song Duets
OpenAir hosts Jessi Whitten, Jeremy Petersen, Bruce Trujillo and Alisha Sweeney draft playlists with love song duets. Listen to the Spotify list and let us know!
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Episode 3: New Years’ Songs
OpenAir hosts Jessi Whitten, Jeremy Petersen, Bruce Trujillo and Alisha Sweeney build playlists with songs for the new year.
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Episode 2: Girls’ Names
Episode 2 features CPR's OpenAir hosts selecting their favorite songs with girls' names in the title, a theme selected by Episode 1 winner Jeremy Petersen. Jessi Whitten, Scott Carney and Alisha Sweeney also participate in this month's episode.
Customer Reviews
So good!
The chemistry is great. Long live CPR’s OpenAir!
Something missing
Just finished listening to the iconic song from a movie playlist. Even though you titled it best sound track. There are lots missing and I would have had 5 on my draft board. Something similar happened with love song duets but that was more like 10 on my draft board. I also wish more of the songs were played.
Meh!
Definitely does not live up to the “battle royale” statements of their CPR adverts. 3 likable hosts who know music but there’s not much to grab or keep attention here - maybe play more much of the selected songs & trim some of the back & forth chatting?