Author Susan Shumsky first appeared on SATB in 2019, upon the publication of her memoir, The Maharishi and Me, which detailed […]

Musicologist Walter Everett joins professional musicians Cameron Greider and Jack Petruzzelli in a return visit to discuss the latest Beatles

Between 1963 and 1969, The Beatles issued ephemeral holiday greetings to members of their fan club on flexidiscs.

Returning SATB guest favorite Ray Connolly (journalist, Beatles insider, screenwriter) penned what remains the finest Lennon bio in print, Being John

An entire book dedicated to a single song may strike some as bewildering, but not if the song in question

In which the worlds of three returning guests collide to discuss 1) is there (or should there be) a common starting point for all critiques of art and 2) the world of rock criticism generally – what’s the purpose and where does it go wrong? 

Are you Get Back-ed out yet? No? Good, because there are still plenty of avenues to explore within the scope

Returning guest Robert Rosen (Nowhere Man) penned an essay last year discussing a phenomenon called “catch-and-kill,”

Luther Russell and I roll into the next hour of discussion and analysis of the intent behind Double Fantasy; about

Given the unique circumstance of Double Fantasy – John Lennon’s first work in five years and his slaying within a few short weeks of its release