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My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

Brian Colburn
My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia
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  • My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

    Jake Thistle Talks American Idol, Musical Influences, and the Reality Behind the Competition

    15.03.2026 | 36 Min.
    This week, I’m joined by American Idol Top 20 contestant and New Jersey artist Jake Thistle to talk about his experience performing on one of television’s biggest music stages.
    Jake shares what it’s really like behind the scenes of American Idol — from the strategy behind song choices (including his audition take on Blind Faith’s “Can’t Find My Way Home”) to the pressure of performing original music in front of the judges and a national audience, as he did with his song “Sleep On Me.”
    We also dive into his roots in the New Jersey music scene, the artists who helped shape his sound — including Tom Petty and John Hiatt — and the moment he realized music was his path in life.
    Along the way, we preview his latest single “Alone, Together,” and Jake shares three songs he thinks deserve a spot on your musical radar.
    Whether you’re already a fan of Jake’s music, an American Idol faithful, or simply curious about the reality behind televised music competitions, this conversation offers a candid look at the journey behind the music.

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  • My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

    Weakened Friends’ Feels Like Hell: Sonia Sturino on Anxiety, Burnout, and Survival

    11.03.2026 | 47 Min.
    This week, I’m joined by Weakened Friends’ Sonia Sturino to dig into Feels Like Hell, the band’s 2025 release that captures the emotional whiplash of modern life with biting honesty and melodic grit.
    We talk about the mindset behind the album, how exhaustion, anxiety, and self-reflection shaped the songwriting, and why Feels Like Hell feels like both a breaking point and a breakthrough.
    From loud-quiet dynamics to lyrics that don’t flinch, this conversation pulls back the curtain on how the band translated real-world pressure into a record that resonates deeply — especially if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed but kept moving anyway. Sonia opens up about trusting raw instincts, embracing honesty in songwriting, and how that vulnerability has deepened the connection with fans.
    We also get into the nuts and bolts: working with Don Giovanni Records, the surreal collaboration with Buckethead on “NPC,” song dynamics across the record, the band’s cover of Ednaswap’s “Torn,” and why Feels Like Hell was built to be experienced as a full album — not just a collection of singles.
    This episode is about survival, growth, and finding clarity on the other side of burnout. Then there’s the incredible music!

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    🎵 Hear the Playlists / Browse the Catalog:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com⁠
    💬 Join the Mixtaper Community (Patreon):⁠ https://patreon.com/myweeklymixtape⁠
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  • My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

    Iconic Album Covers That Rock: How Unforgettable Art Shapes a Legendary Playlist

    08.03.2026 | 1 Std. 11 Min.
    Ever judge an album by its cover? This week on My Weekly Mixtape, Jay Sweet joins me as we flip through some virtual record crates to curate a playlist inspired by the most iconic album covers of all time. From legendary imagery to unforgettable records, we’re turning that visual inspiration into a killer mix of songs — and exploring what makes album art just as timeless, meaningful, and memorable as the music inside.

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    🎵 Hear the Playlists / Browse the Catalog:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com⁠
    💬 Join the Mixtaper Community (Patreon):⁠ https://patreon.com/myweeklymixtape⁠
    🌐 Connect on Social:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com/social-media⁠
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    Mixtape Moment: Bruce Johnston, a Bottle of Fiji Water, and a Beach Boys Story I’ll Never Forget

    06.03.2026 | 8 Min.
    Welcome to the launch of a new kind of bonus episode I’m calling Mixtape Moments — short stories sparked by a recent news item or an anecdote I haven’t yet found a place for in a full-length episode.
    There’s no set timetable for how often these will appear, but the format opens the door to new ways of experiencing My Weekly Mixtape — including quick hitters when the moment calls for it, whether it’s reacting to breaking news, a surprise album release, or a story that simply can’t wait.
    This premiere Mixtape Moment was inspired by this week’s news that Bruce Johnston is stepping away from The Beach Boys after more than six decades with the band.
    So join me as I celebrate Bruce’s remarkable journey with the band, while sharing a personal story about how a simple act of mid-concert kindness — a bottle of FIJI Water — became an unforgettable memory for this longtime fan.

    🎙️ LEARN MORE
    🎵 Hear the Playlists / Browse the Catalog:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com⁠
    💬 Join the Mixtaper Community (Patreon):⁠ https://patreon.com/myweeklymixtape⁠
    🌐 Connect on Social:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com/social-media⁠
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  • My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

    Warren Haynes Revisits Tales of Ordinary Madness: Lost Songs, New Mixes & the Stories Behind The Album

    02.03.2026 | 36 Min.
    This week, I’m sitting down with the legendary Warren Haynes to revisit Tales of Ordinary Madness — his debut solo album, now newly remixed and remastered more than thirty years after its original release. It’s a record that’s lived a long life with a lot of us, and hearing it again with fresh ears raises a bigger question: what happens when you return to deeply personal songs after decades of living, playing, and moving forward?
    We talk about how the album found a home on Megaforce Records — yes, that Megaforce — and what it was like for Warren to re-engage with these songs from a distance he simply didn’t have in the early ’90s. From co-producing the original sessions with Chuck Leavell to hearing Grammy-winning engineer Jim Scott remix the album and fully unlock its timeless status, this conversation becomes less about revision and more about rediscovery — about what time gives you, and what it doesn’t.
    There are stories between the songs, too. We dig into the long-lost “Tear Me Down,” finally restored to its rightful place in the album’s new sequence, and trace how “I’ll Be The One” quietly evolved from Tales of Ordinary Madness into Gov’t Mule’s Mo Voodoo rendition. Warren walks through what changed, what stayed the same, and why those distinctions still matter — musically and emotionally.
    Along the way, we widen the lens. We revisit his legendary early-morning acoustic performance at Bonnaroo in 2004, talk about the mechanics of collaborations — what makes it work, what makes it last — and touch on his musical chemistry with artists like Little Milton, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Grace Potter and Joe Bonamassa (just to scratch the surface). We also unpack the story behind that unforgettable slide guitar on Blues Traveler’s “The Mountains Win Again,” and how that moment unexpectedly helped shape the sound and direction of Gov’t Mule’s debut.

    🎙️ LEARN MORE
    🎵 Hear the Playlists / Browse the Catalog:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com⁠
    💬 Join the Mixtaper Community (Patreon):⁠ https://patreon.com/myweeklymixtape⁠
    🌐 Connect on Social:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com/social-media⁠
    📧 Email the Show / Contact:⁠ https://myweeklymixtape.com/contact⁠

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My Weekly Mixtape is a music podcast featuring curated playlists, artist interviews, and the stories behind the songs—blending music discovery with deep nostalgia.Hosted by Brian Colburn, each episode brings together musicians, industry professionals and passionate music fans to build themed mixtapes—exploring why songs matter and how they connect to memory, identity, and personal moments in time.From rock and pop to punk, hip-hop, country, and indie, the show combines playlist curation, track-by-track commentary, and artist conversations into a modern take on the classic mixtape.Whether you’re discovering new artists or revisiting the songs that defined you, My Weekly Mixtape delivers a playlist-driven music podcast every week.
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