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S8 EP6: Mike D discusses breaking rap into the mainstream, the infamous hydraulic penis, and disbanding the Beastie Boys

Louis sits down with Grammy award-winning rapper, producer and former Beastie Boy Mike D. Speaking ahead of the release of his first solo album, Thank You, Mike tells Louis about breaking rap into the mainstream, the mechanics behind the Beastie Boys’ 20 foot hydraulic penis, and breaking up the ba…

After the Storm

Episode 6: Just two weeks before President Clinton’s trip to China, the D.C. concert becomes the biggest and most consequential yet. After lightning injures concertgoers, the movement carries its message to the Capitol, Beijing  and beyond. Erin and others look back on what it set in motion, and ah…

Erin Potts (Freedom Needs a Soundtrack)

On the latest episode of The Brouhaha, we get to chat with Erin Potts, Co-Founder of the Milarepa Fund, Co-Organizer of the Tibetan Freedom Concert, and the featured voice in our new favorite podcast, Freedom Needs a Soundtrack. Erin talks about the legacy of the concert series, the tireless work …

1.4 Beastie Boys: "Maybe I’m Laughing At You Right Now"

In this four-episode series, I analyze the Beastie Boys’ career through their music, tracing how their messages and embodiment of identity, commodification, authenticity, and socio-political awareness evolved from their formation in 1981 to the death of band member Adam Yauch (MCA) in 2012. In epis…

1.3 Beastie Boys: "The Resurrection of Kurt Kobain"

In this four-episode series, I analyze the Beastie Boys’ career through their music, tracing how their messages and embodiment of identity, commodification, authenticity, and socio-political awareness evolved from their formation in 1981 to the death of band member Adam Yauch (MCA) in 2012. In epis…

1.2 Beastie Boys: "We Want To Be You"

Even if you’re not a Beastie Boys fan, you can probably recognize their most popular songs, like “Fight For Your Right To Party” or “Sabotage”. But I bet even most die-hard fans, like myself, don’t realize the significance of their battle to preserve their authenticity while being commodified by th…

1.1 Beastie Boys: "This Isn’t Your Record"

Even if you’re not a Beastie Boys fan, you can probably recognize their most popular songs, like “Fight For Your Right To Party” or “Sabotage.” But I bet even most die-hard fans, like myself, don’t realize the critical significance of their battle to preserve their authenticity while the culture i…

Mike D On: The Value of Failure, the Addictive Power of Adrenaline, and How a Beastie Boy Got Into Lovingkindness

New episodes come out every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for free, with 1-week early access for Wondery+ subscribers. --- Today's show features one of Dan's personal musical heroes, Mike Diamond — "Mike D" from the Beastie Boys. Their conversation is wide ranging and covers topics from the role o…

Beastie Boys

Michael “Mike D” Diamond feels optimistically uncertain about being Conan O’Brien’s friend; Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz would certainly like to be, but is not yet Conan O’Brien’s friend. Mike D and Ad-Rock of the Beastie Boys sit down with Conan to discuss the neighborhood and pop culture influences th…

Episode 7 of "Off the Top": Joe Lally of Fugazi, the Messthetics

What can be said about Joe Lally that hasn't already been said? Genius bassist. Singular songwriter. And an all-around kind gentleman. Here, for what seems to be the first time, Joe discusses how his clean pate evolved from a fashion statement to an acceptance of reality -- and remembers how Adam Y…