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Hey there everybody it's all songs to from NPR music. I'm Robin Hilton and

today I've got a conversation that I think you're gonna like it's an episode of a

new podcast from NPR called Wild Card hosted by my friend Rachel Martin.

The conversation that you're going to hear today is with a musician whose work you probably know something about,

Jack Antonoff. He may be the busiest most sought-after

collaborator in the music industry today. His own band, Bleachers, just put out a

self-titled album this spring.

I'm on my head and knees begging you to kiss me

when I'm not around do you even miss me. I'm so tired of having self-respect. Let's do something a regret.

So on Wild Card, Jack Antonoff

actually isn't going to talk about writing music

or what it's like to craft, you know, an

unforgettable pop hook or what kind of gear you need to perfectly recreate the sound of 80s pop.

Wild Card is an interview show where Rachel asks guests to play a game and the game is about life's biggest questions and I mean really big questions like you know what is proof that someone really knows you or does the idea of an infinite universe excite

you or scare you?

You know, topics that can be a little intimidating, maybe even a little painful at times, but in a good way of course, which is why Rachel made

the show into a game. The questions on Wild Card come at random from a specially designed deck of cards.

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