Chris Parker
Sew:YKnot?
An eclectic podcast connected to the site SewYKnot.com , focusing mostly on music and musicians but also to lesser extent sports, arts, culture, policy and news. Hosted by long-time journalist Chris Parker (The Guardian, Variety, Billboard, Undark, Village Voice, High Times, LA Weekly). He's been writing about music for three decades and has interviewed hundreds of musicians, including big hitters like Ray Davis, Lindsay Buckingham, George Clinton, and cult faves like Mastodon, Neko Case, Conor Oberst, Joss Stone, M Ward and countless others. Has also interviewed 4 Nobel Prize winners. multipl...
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Episodes
Musician David Dondero traverses his nearly 40-year career, discusses the troubadour lifestyle, and his new novel, Chaos the Cat. 01.06.2026 1:03:47
David Dondero has been making music for 40 years, starting out as a drummer in the indie rock act Sunbrain, where he first started writing songs and singing. He played in This Bike is a Pipe Bomb while working in a little punk rock club and inspired by Simon Joyner began making music as a solo artist. His keening tenor was an inspiration to Conor Oberst, and he developed a friendship with the enti...
Sports Economist Dr. David Berri discusses WNBA contract, MiLB, & Sports Stadiums 01.06.2026 1:03:27
Dr. David Berri is a professor of economics at Southern Utah University and a past president of the North American Association of Sports Economists, He's written a half-dozen books (and authored or co-authored over 90 scholarly pieces) including most famously, The Wages of Wins: Taking Measure of the Many Myths in Modern Sport , which looked at how player contribute to wins in the different sports...
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