Introducing Switched on Pop

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4.4 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Check out Switched on Pop, a podcast that digs into the musical theory and cultural context of pop music. In this episode, hosts Charlie Harding and Nate Sloan explore how streaming changed the sound of pop music. For more from Switched on Pop, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, it's Dan from The Vergecast.
0:01.6	We have a great interview coming up tomorrow on the interview
0:03.8	episode.
0:04.2	It's between Casey Newton and Alex Samos,
0:06.1	who is the former head of security at Facebook.
0:08.3	They taped it at South by Southwest in front of a live audience.
0:11.4	That's coming tomorrow.
0:12.1	We've got a regular Vergecast later in the week.
0:13.9	But today, we're going to mix it up.
0:15.1	We're going to trust something a little bit new.
0:16.5	There's a new podcast in the Vox Media Podcast family.
0:19.4	It's called Switched On Pop.
0:20.6	It's a podcast that digs in the music theory
0:22.6	and cultural context of pop music.
0:24.2	I actually met Charlie one of the hosts at South
0:25.9	by his super interesting guy.
0:27.3	He used to be a Google engineer.
0:28.4	He was linked fiber in Africa.
0:30.0	And now he makes his podcast about music.
0:32.2	And he was telling me about this episode.
0:34.3	And I thought Vergecast's in terms of really like it.
0:36.4	It's all about how the streaming platforms and how they work
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