Black Tee Society

In this episode of the Black Tee Society Podcast , we dive deep into a topic that has been tracking on the master list since day one: the monumental impact, and frequent marginalization, of female rock lead vocalists. Triggered by the persistent social stigma that "guys aren't drawn to female fronted bands," the discussion unpacks the historic and systemic double standards women face in a male-dom...

From the tragic, AI-infused highs of the new Red Hot Chili Peppers documentary to the nostalgic grip of the Dallas Cowboys, Josh and his co-host chart the fine line between musical genius, youth culture, and fading glory. The conversation kicks off with a classic sports debate: the cultural paradox of the Dallas Cowboys. Despite not winning a major playoff game in thirty years, the Cowboys remain...

In this wide-ranging Black Tee Society conversation, Dave and Josh kick things off with a bizarre discovery—someone impersonating Dave online and interacting with fans as if they were him. The conversation quickly shifts into a spirited debate about potential Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees and the ever-controversial question of what actually qualifies as “rock.” From there, the episode dives...

In this nostalgia-fueled episode, hosts Dave and Josh channel their Gen X musical expertise to vent about the current state of music awards. They dissect the infuriating inconsistencies and flawed methodology of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, listing major snubs from Weird Al to The Smiths. The conversation pivots to the declining relevance of the Grammys, comparing the star-studded winners of 19...

Holiday episodes tend to follow a predictable formula — a little nostalgia, a little sentimentality and a playlist full of songs everyone has heard a thousand times. This one is different. The conversation begins in an unexpected place: the Super Bowl. Not just any Super Bowl, but the post-9/11 Rams–Patriots game in New Orleans, where the stadium was wrapped in military security and U2’s emotional...

From spontaneous tours to personal storytelling, this episode dives deep into the life of a touring band and the creative forces that drive them. The conversation explores how music shapes both the artists and their fans, from childhood inspirations to live shows that feel like family gatherings. Along the way, Robby shares hilarious interview moments, fan stories, and the unpredictable joys of pe...

Music has always been more than just entertainment—it’s a cultural barometer, a protest platform, and, sometimes, a lightning rod for controversy. In this lively episode, the hosts dive into decades of music history, from the disco backlash of the 1970s to modern social commentary in rock and hip-hop. They begin by dissecting the explosion of disco, a genre derided for its perceived shallowness, a...

From the 27 Club to Cringe Lyrics: Sampling, Guilty Pleasures & Rock ‘n’ Rap Confessions This session takes you on a deep dive through some of music’s most fascinating and controversial corners. We kick off exploring the infamous 27 Club , reflecting on the pressures, tragedies, and the “bulletproof” mentality of young rock stars and rappers who shaped music history but left too soon. Then we...

Walk-Up Anthems & Rock Docs: Nostalgia, Noise, and the Real Story MLB Walk-Up Music and Stadium Culture Origins and evolution of MLB walk-up songs (early 2000s). Traditional organ music nostalgia, such as at Chavez Ravine and with the St. Louis Cardinals. MLB walk-up music guidelines explained by NBC Sports: MLB Walk-Up Music Rules . Famous player walk-up song moments and fan-favorite anthems....

There’s something magical about the music that shaped you—especially when you weren’t expecting it. In this episode of Black Tee Society , we jump headfirst into the deep end of music nostalgia. We talk about those unexpected moments: like learning Alice Cooper is not just a rock icon, but also a golf fanatic. Or discovering that your favorite opening act, years later, would headline stadiums. Fro...

What's with The Grammy's? Is it still relevant. Must watch Rock Docs and assorted other BS. Does anyone read liner notes, or show notes anymore?

Josh and Dave worked together in rock radio 25 years ago and have been friends ever since. They both love music, and not just what you hear but everything behind the music from band fights and groupies to the legend, rock stars and the stories... Oh, the stories. Join in the jack-assery. Drop the needle. Catalogue - 1st Record bought, best record ever owned, first concert attended, best concert at...