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The Songs That Saved Your Life Ear Trumpet Audio
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The Songs That Saved Your Life is an interview show that explores who we were at age 15 through the music that got us through our awkward years. Each week our guest presents 3 songs they most identified with at that age and the stories behind them. From Ear Trumpet Audio Network
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Episode 23 - Ashleigh Hartman (Nov 17th 2002)
On this week's episode of The Songs That Saved Your Life, we talk with Ashleigh Hartman about being a teen in the early 2000s, the influence of American Idol on our collective musical consciousness and growing up adoring David Bowie
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Jacob Stohler (January 23rd, 1985)
On this week's episode, its Jacob Stohler from the Its Training Men podcast. Jacob joins us to talk the impact of Tears for Fears and how it seems like the The Police were EVERYWHERE in 1985
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Episode 21 - Patrick Hamilton (Summer 1986)
This week on The Songs That Saved Your Life, we meet Patrick of the Kill By Kill Podcast. We talk about how underrated INXS was and how RUN-DMC spoke to a white boy in Southern California
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Episode 20 - Helen LaStar (April 2000)
This week on The Songs That Saved Your Life, we meet Helen LaStar from Falling in Love Montage: The Chick Flick Podcast. We nerd out about Rocky Horror Picture Show and how we can find salvation in the most unlikely of places. Listen to Helen's podcast at and follow on twitter at @Film_Podcast
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Episode 19 - Kevin Forest Moreau (March 6th, 1982)
This week on The Songs That Saved Your Life, we are joined by Kevin Forest Moreau, co-host of The Comics Cannon podcast. We talk all about Kiss' softer side and why the music of Rush is so damn pervasive on this show.
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Episode 18 - Ryan Lynch (September 26th, 2005)
On this week's episode of The Songs That Saved Your Life, we meet Ryan Lynch of the Divisive Issues podcast (@divisiveissues on twitter). We talk about the difficulty of getting your friends to like Ween and what happens when you never really lose your rebellious nature through the music of The Clash.
Customer Reviews
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Hey, high school was rough for me. And if you're a big podcast fan, it probably was for you. But you probably had a song that got you through your own rough times but never really talked about it (at least that's my story). It's been really interesting to hear people open up about these songs and find out what it is about a song that people so deeply connect to.
Great podcast!
Great podcast!
Great show! Quick but in-depth, it's the perfect cast to fill that half hour slot in your playlist.
This is a great concept with a flawless execution. Stephanie does a great job of interviewing the subjects, who bring unique stories from their teen years, anchored by the music they adored.