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Rock School

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Dr Joe Burns hosts an insightful and energetic showcase of the music history and culture of rock-n-roll

Author

KSLU-FM Publc Radio

Category

Music

Podcast website

www2.southeastern.edu

Latest episode

Jun 25, 2026

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Episodes

Rock School - 5/03/15 (Early Concerts) 07.05.2015

"A showcase of music from famous artists before stardom hit them in their fame-bones."

Rock School - 4/26/15 (Rock Stars With Disabilities) 30.04.2015

"A celebration of musicians who have overcome physical disabilities."

Rock School - 4/19/15 (National Recording Registry) 23.04.2015

"Music and audio the US government deemed important enough to preserve."

Rock School - 4/12/15 (Things Never to Say to a Musician) 16.04.2015

"It's a full hour of lines that elicit the ire of musicians."

Rock School - 4/05/15 (Literary References in Rock) 09.04.2015

"We bring in the area intelligentsia to shed light on references too good to stay in books."

Rock School - 3/29/15 (Patreon) 02.04.2015

"This week we discuss the concept of crowd funding musicians and other artists."

Rock School - 3/22/15 (Album Working Titles) 26.03.2015

"Interesting original album titles that changed names once published."

Rock School - 3/15/15 (What is the Greatest Song Ever?) 19.03.2015

"It's a battle for bragging rights as we search for the greatest rock song of all time."

Rock School - 3/08/15 (Rock Star's Early Bands) 12.03.2015

"This week it's a look at the musician before their career went super nova."

Rock School - 3/01/15 (Vatican Approved Albums) 05.03.2015

"This week we go over the officially approved albums by the Vatican official newspaper."

Rock School - 2/22/15 (70s TV Show Albums) 26.02.2015

"This week we discuss 70s Tv Show Albums and their impact."

Rock School - 2/15/15 (Tribute Bands) 19.02.2015

"This week we discuss tribute bands."

Rock School - 2/08/15 (Billboard's Digital Charts) 12.02.2015

"This week we discuss the billboards top artists."

Rock School - 2/01/15 (What Happened?) 05.02.2015

"This week we discuss what happened to successful bands and how they fell off the map."

Rock School - 1/25/15 (Yell From the Stage) 29.01.2015

"This week we discuss how rock audiences have changed over time."

Rock School - 1/18/15 (2015 Anniversaries Show #2) 22.01.2015

"This week we go over all the trivia from 1955, 1965, 1975 and so on."

Rock School - 1/11/15 (2015 Anniversaries Show #1) 15.01.2015

"This week we go over all the trivia from 1955, 1965, 1975 and so on."

Rock School - 1/4/15 (Those Who Passed in 2014) 08.01.2015

"This week we say goodbye to all the people who passed in 2014."

Rock School - 12/28/14 (Christmas 2014) 01.01.2015

"This week we discuss Christmas and rock and roll."

Rock School - 12/21/14 (Most Expensive Album?) 25.12.2014

"This week we discuss what truly is the most expensive album of all time."

Rock School - 12/14/14 (Spotify) 18.12.2014

"This week we discuss the future of spotify and music streaming services."

Rock School - 12/07/14 (The Warehouse) 11.12.2014

"This week we explore the history of one of New Orleans' legendary music venues."

Rock School - 11/30/14 (Family Bands) 04.12.2014

"This week the family piles into the stationwagon to make music."

Rock School - 11/23/14 (Music from Atlanta Records) 27.11.2014

"This week's episode of Rock School details the history of Atlantic Records."

Rock School - 11/16/14 (Mtv Music Awards Bloopers) 20.11.2014

"This week's episode of Rock School analyzes some of the most awkward moments in the history of the Mtv Music Awards."

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