Hypnotize ft. Dwight Abell (The Zolas)
He'd like to hypnotize you on the telephone...
Ryan is joined by Dwight live in his backyard hammock as they discuss this fast and furious deep cut off 2003's Elephant. They discuss the original origin of the song, how they test drove a potential studio with this track, and it's short life as part…
Offend in Every Way ft. Kyle Rosse
An interesting track off 2001's White Blood Cells, "Offend In Every Way" tells the akward teenage story of not being able to fit in anywhere while battling with imposter syndrome.
Ryan and Kyle have a lively discussion about the themes of this song, how it works more as a diary entry of Jack White…
The Denial Twist ft. Josh Custodio
The Denial Twist was the third and final single from 2005's Get Behind Me Satan and the final White Stripes music video directed by Michel Gondry.
Ryan and Josh discuss the demo recordings of the melody and piano riff captured on Jack White's handheld tape recorder, whether the song felt incomplet…
30 Hours in Chicago
After receiving an invitation to an exclusive event featuring Jack White at Reverb in Chicago, Ryan hopped aboard a red-eye flight, made his way to Goose Island, and did what we've all been waiting more than a year for him to do: ask Jack White to be a guest on the podcast.
Ryan is joined by the p…
Lord, Send Me An Angel ft. Courtney Presto
"Nobody sang the blues like Blind Willie McTell." Jack White said it best, and in late 2000, the White Stripes released an amalgamation of two of McTell's songs, "Lord, Send Me an Angel" and "Ticket Agent Blues."
Ryan and Courtney discuss the song, Blind Willie McTell's influence on Jack and Meg's…
Effect and Cause ft. Discord Addams
Effect and Cause is the final song on the White Stripes' album Icky Thump and, subsequently, the final song of the band's album discography.
Ryan and Discord discuss the song's clever wordplay and the underlying story Jack is trying to tell about being in a relationship where two people are not at…
Walking with a Ghost ft. Sara Quin (Tegan and Sara)
The White Stripes recorded and released their cover of "Walking with a Ghost" in December 2005, fourteen months after Tegan and Sara's 2004 album So Jealous was released, with the song chosen as the album's first single.
Ryan chats with Sara Quin about the origin of her song, the inspiration behin…
300 M.P.H. Torrential Outpour Blues ft. Brett Hornall (The Vidos)
Ryan starts and ends the episode recording live from Third Man Records London!
300 M.P.H. Torrential Outpour Blues perfectly encapsulates the White Stripes and the chaos of their final album, 2007's Icky Thump.
Brett and Ryan sit down to discuss one of Jack and Meg's loudest tracks, and really lo…
I'm Finding It Harder to Be a Gentleman ft. Marlon Chaplin
Are you finding it harder to be a gentleman every day? That's okay, it happens to the best of us!
Ryan is joined by Toronto musician Marlon Chaplin to discuss one of the countless standout tracks off 2001's White Blood Cells. They dive deep into Jack White's lyrics and word play, and Marlon point…
The Cop Who Knew Too Much
Former police officer Amanda Schultz has spent years questioning the official finding that her father, Detective Inspector Geoffrey “Whit” Whitford, took his own life. The highly respected Whitford was found dead from a gunshot wound at a remote South Australian beach in October 1981. His death was…
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