Peas in a Podcast

Jamie Sterner shows us that boy bands aren't always just pretty faces.

Maddie Saykay walks through the various versions of Randy Newman's "Feels Like Home" to arrive at her own "home" with her sorority sisters.

Savanna Harrison recalls the summer memories of the song "Jungle" but reminds us that there is more to the song than just a good beat.

Scout Fejes thanks his dad for turning him on to The Foo Fighters and creating great memories.

Jessica Dunn reminds us that those summer tunes stick with us even when the weather turns cool.

Brock Darling reminds us that power ballads really are cool.

Olivia Butler takes you to summer rides in cars with the top down and the sun on your face.

Nick Roberts explores what he calls "lyrical genius."

Alyson Bohman recalls how Thomas Rhett's hit helped her through difficult times.

Kailyn Grym talks about interpreting songs in your own way.

Kayla Maskornick pays tribute to her late mother and her fondest memories of her.

Nick Isabella pins down the thrill of summer concerts and memories with friends.

Emily Good remembers her grandmother.

Ricky Henning discusses the power behind a classic song of friendship and loyalty.

Sage Berghold-Berger defines the "sad car ride" playlist.

Sebastian Ramos talks about life and love and the tangled vines of relationships.

Jeff Lowe reminisces about growing up in Baltimore in the shadow of Notorious B.I.G.

Ariey Smith pushes listeners to get past stereotypes and bad reputations and really listen to the music.

Shakya Geiger kicks off our inaugural episode of Peas in a Podcast! Shakya tries to figure out what it is that makes people love music so much because frankly, she just doesn't get it. Or does she?