Rockin' the Suburbs
Rockin' the SuburbsPatrick Foster and Jim Lenahan have a new podcast! Come join two (not so) ordinary family guys in the basement (or on the deck) as they talk about their lifelong obsessions with music. Now ... 5 days a week!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 504 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryMusic Interviews | |||
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The November 2025 New Music Train has been driven out of the depot by Jim and is ready for a haul across the Atlantic to pick up our New Music OG Steven Routledge. He puts a seasonal twist on his picks this month, with new music from Oromet, King Han... more
Jim starts up the November New Music train with songs by Home Front and Hatchie. Plus, a Johnny Cash cover by Pulp.
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We note the sad passing of Bob Popik, DJ for the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles, and replay a Rockin' the Suburbs episode on which he talked about his favorite band, the Smiths.
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Listener Kevin Porter joins Patrick in this episode to outline an idea he had for Best of 2025 picks: adding an option to include a song or album that you missed when it came out, but discovered at the end of the year. Kevin and Patrick provide some ... more
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- great no nonsense podcast about rock n roll
Longtime listener since its inception, and of its predecessor podcast, Dad Rock. Thoughtful, spirited conversation, often revelatory and always lighthearted (except when they do an RIP episode, which sadly happens now again). Like cracking a beer at a picnic table with a couple of your music fan friends.
Apple Podcasts5Benjie Ignacio
United States3 years ago - I have enjoyed this podcast but it has taken a turn for the worse
I have listened to this podcast every day for two years. While there were a few episodes that I bailed on, for the most part, I enjoyed the podcast. Over the last several months, the quality has declined significantly. The word community is used far too frequently. The guys have become self absorbed and uncreative. Recent episodes have been so arcane that only a diehard could possibly make it through them. The infatuation with Echo Park Jimmy is simply unfathomable. He is a blow hard that... more
Apple Podcasts3Tdc126United States4 years ago - Enjoy Them But....
Really enjoy their lighthearted look at some of my favorite bands like The Replacements. Will say, they should probably avoid reviewing bands like Genesis. I feel like they got in over their heads and were dimisive of a lot of important events that transpired in the band-as well as not being aware of their early history which made for a disappointing result.
Apple Podcasts4Matt@THEATLUnited States5 years ago - Loved the Tom Petty Wildflowers and all the Rest conversation.
An update regarding availability of the song “Something Could Happen” (one of quite a few previously unreleased gems): Apple Music has had it available for online streaming as part of the 70 song Super Deluxe version since Friday’s release for its subscribers/trial memberships.
Thanks to this informative podcast. Have a few of the other questions up for future listens. These guys are thoughtful in their discussion and obviously avid listeners of music.
Apple Podcasts5WillRamsUnited States5 years ago I found out about this podcast due to the Zevon week. It led me back to the Springsteen week. Particularly the Born in the USA episode. Your mentioning the 1984 Louisville Freedom Hall show was perfect. That was my first Boss show! Great work, guys.
Podcast Addict5 years agokgerkins
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Apple Podcasts | #229 | United States/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #181 |  Canada/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #99 |  Sweden/Music/Music Commentary |
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What is Rockin' the Suburbs about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content revolves around lively discussions about music, spanning various genres and eras, with a particular emphasis on both nostalgic favorites and contemporary releases. Each episode typically features hosts engaging in spirited conversations about classic bands, upcoming artists, and specific albums that have made an impact on their lives and the broader music scene. Unique aspects include a focus on the intersection of music with personal stories, listener participation in music recommendations, and special episodes where they dive deep into music history and particular themes like holiday music or influential albums from specific years. This approach likely fosters a sense of community among listeners who share a passion for discov... more
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Recent guests on Rockin' the Suburbs include:
1. Kevin Porter
2. Ron Winters
3. John Rossman
4. Chris Slusarenko
5. Chris Bota
6. Isaac Berkowitz
7. Adrian Wright
8. Al Wesley
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