Podcast appearances and mentions of michael tedder

Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of MySpace Music with Michael Tedder, author of "Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music." In this enlightening interview, targeted at indie record label owners, music industry professionals, and indie artists, we explore the rise and impact of MySpace Music, a platform that revolutionized the way musicians connect with fans and industry alike.   PRESENTED BY AtoZ Media (http://atozmedia.com)   We kick off our conversation with a curious inquiry about Tom, the iconic face of MySpace, and where he is today. From there, we embark on a journey through the history of social media, from the forgotten pioneer Friendster to the emergence of Facebook and the unique space occupied by MySpace.   Tedder sheds light on the decision to allow uploads of original music on MySpace, revealing the platform's role as a precursor to modern-day social media platforms like Facebook and Bandcamp. We discuss how MySpace provided indie artists with unprecedented direct-to-fan opportunities and served as a pioneering platform for A&R reps to discover new talent.   But was it really as easy as it seemed to land a major deal through MySpace? Tedder addresses this question, along with inquiries about the platform's algorithm, the preservation of MySpace in people's memories, and its eventual sale to News Corp in 2011.   From the parallels between social media evolution and the rise of mp3 sharing sites to the connections between MySpace and piracy, Tedder paints a comprehensive picture of MySpace's impact on the music industry. And let's not forget the intriguing Justin Timberlake connection and the enduring value of the MySpace brand today.   As we wrap up our conversation, we ponder the possibility of a MySpace reboot, tapping into the nostalgia of the '80s and '90s and exploring the potential for MySpace to make a comeback in today's ever-evolving digital landscape.   Tune in to gain insights into one of the most iconic platforms in music history and discover how MySpace changed the game for indie artists and industry professionals alike.   Grab a copy of "Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music" - http://geni.us/topeight

Ryan and Machine Ben Kelly debut a Road House inspired edition of AI Tonight and (05:17) Michael Tedder, author of Top Eight: How Myspace Changed Music, joins the show to discuss the cultural impact and rapid demise of what was the early internet's largest social media platform. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/xthevideostorex/message

This week on the podcast: We can't stop the plugs! One of our favorite music writer lifers —Michael Tedder!— joins us to talk about his new(ish) book “Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music” (published by Chicago Review Press, by the way). We also argue/chat about his old(er) articles, Boston (the town not the band), Harvey Danger, the Oughts, Jann Wenner and his beef, Stereogum (that's a plug), the quaint ‘90s dilemma of selling out, SPIN gaffes, and the magical music year that was 2003. WARNING: This episode doubles as a drinking game. Use caution!

Death Cab for Cutie emerged from the Pacific Northwest in the late 90's and came to embody the indie sound of the mid aughts, rising to fame alongside the teenage melodrama they helped soundtrack. Today they are still releasing meaningful music while many of their peers faded away.  Author Michael Tedder joins Yasi to trace their path from early years to the present. Follow Michael Tedder on Twitter @Mtedder Listen to songs we detail in the episode here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Zbm70t55Zi9HuVYD7Icqr?si=ecb3c2c96cb44d53 Host: Yasi Salek Guest: Michael Tedder Producer: Jesse Miller-Gordon Audio Editor: Adrian Bridges Additional Production Supervision: Justin Sayles Theme Song: Bethany Cosentino Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This weeks guest is Michael Tedder Michael Tedder has written about music, film, the entertainment industry, television, health, and masculinity for Esquire, Playboy, Money, The Street, the New Republic, Stereogum, Vulture, Variety, the Daily Beast, The Ringer, the Village Voice, and MEL. He is the former managing editor of the music magazine CMJ and the pop culture magazine Paper, and was a founding editor of the critical discussion website The Talkhouse. He cofounded the New York–based music critic reading series and podcast Words and Guitars. He lives in the New York metro area. Check out Michael web page right here And buy the book here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/somethingsomethingpodcast/support

Miranda and Eli talk to music journalist Michael Tedder about his new book, 'Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music.' We discuss the unique charms of Myspace, music culture on the internet then vs. now, third-wave emo (and beyond), and much more.  Buy Michael's book here https://www.chicagoreviewpress.com/top-eight-products-9781641606585.php

DJ Bob and pop culture historian Allison McClain Merrill are joined by journalist Michael Tedder to discuss how MySpace revolutionized the music industry. Tedder is the author of Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music, and he shares his personal experiences with the platform, including how it made it easier to discover new bands and more.

Michael Tedder is culture writer who's written for Stereogum, The Ringer, Esquire, Uproxx and many more. We talk about early 2000s Bright Eyes shows in Florida, war, emo-bashing, making a 70s record, flawed voices, Conor writes his big hit, Saddle Creek 50, Michael's coffee mug, Top-3 Saddest Horn Parts in Indie Rock History, Sufjan Stevens, Michael builds the Bright Eyes MySpace Music page live, "At the Bottom of Everything" to kick things off, Emmylou Harris & Jim James bring the HARMONIES, for Zoomers The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bright Eyes are about the same, When We Were Young Festival, "Lua" is perfect, “Meeee— eeee—,” how long till Taylor Swift covers “First Day of My Life?,” Michael's new book (Top Eight, How MySpace Changed Music) comes out in Aug 2023 and can be preordered now. Michael Tedder: https://twitter.com/mtedder Justin Cox: twitter.com/routinelayup Patreon (extra shit and a Bright Eyes zine): patreon.com/afterthedeluge --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/support

Hello and Welcome to a Special Bonus Episode with pop culture journalist, Michael Tedder! Michael Tedder has written for publications such as Variety, Stereogum, Esquire, Playboy and The Ringer. For Cabin Boy Fans, he is author of the famous Cabin Boy article for The Ringer entitled “This Is Just So Sh**ty, We Gotta Watch”: The Beautiful, Inspirational Disaster of ‘Cabin Boy,’ 25 Years Later" The article is available at https://www.theringer.com/movies/2018/12/5/18124195/cabin-boy-chris-elliott-anniversary-adam-resnick-comedy-get-a-life You can see some of his other writings at https://michaeltedder.contently.com/ You can follow Michael Tedder on twitter at @mtedder It was fantastic to talk Cabin Boy, the experience of writing this article, among other things with Michael. Get ready to set sail on this Special Bonus Episode! Opening music is Take a Chance by Kevin MacLeod (modified) and licensed under CC BY 4.0. Closing music is No Means No by The Freak Fandango Orchestra (modified) and licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cabin-boy-minute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cabin-boy-minute/support

Max Savage Levinson just moved to NYC and asks for some help from the audience to fill out an application for a new job prospect. Recorded at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn on July 7, 2018. Words & Guitars is hosted by Michael Tedder and Zachary Lipez Produced & Edited by Kent M. Wilhelm Follow […]

Patrick Hosken (MTV, Stereogum, Billboard) reads his piece on his love for an iconic singer-songwriter and the fateful night they met. Recorded at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn on April 12, 2018. Words & Guitars is hosted by Michael Tedder and Zachary Lipez Produced & Edited by Kent M. Wilhelm Follow Patrick on Twitter Like […]

At each Words & Guitars reading, hosts Michael Tedder & Zach Lipez always break the ice. In the spirit of our live show, we being the Words & Guitars podcast with a reading by co-host and co-founder Michael Tedder (Esquire, Stereogum, The Daily Beast, Variety). He reads a piece about his limited experience as a […]

Welcome to the podcast of the long running music lovers reading series hosted by Michael Tedder and Zachary Lipez. Episodes coming soon! Subscribe now!

On The Gist, Mike talks to one of his favorites: Musician Ted Leo discusses letting his political frustrations fuel his songwriting (see his song, “William Weld in the 21st Century”) and explains how he finds solace in the tarot card image of the hanged man, which inspired the name of his new album. The Hanged Man is available now. For more on Ted Leo, read Michael Tedder’s story in Stereogum, “Ted Leo Is Like You.” In the Spiel, why it’s silly to say that speech equals violence.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, Mike talks to one of his favorites: Musician Ted Leo discusses letting his political frustrations fuel his songwriting (see his song, “William Weld in the 21st Century”) and explains how he finds solace in the tarot card image of the hanged man, which inspired the name of his new album. The Hanged Man is available now. For more on Ted Leo, read Michael Tedder’s story in Stereogum, “Ted Leo Is Like You.” In the Spiel, why it’s silly to say that speech equals violence.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices