What's up, everybody?

It's John before we get into this week's episode, just a quick note.

There is now, as of now, and New York Times audio app, it's a Times subscriber app that

has all the Times audio products on it, exclusive shows, article narration, et cetera.

There are short pieces about culture and cooking and other parts on the news.

JP is on there every week, doing playlists, Lindsay is on there every week talking about

songs.

We've got headlines, we've got articles read by Times reporters, articles from other

magazines that are narrated, podcasts, the athletic, this American life cereal.

It's all in one place.

The app is available at nytimes.com slash audio app.

Get on there.

Hey, John, sorry to interrupt, it's Pedro, quick question, are we on that app?

Popcast, I'm from what I understand, popcast is also on it, cool, cool, cool, cool.

Welcome to the New York Times Popcast, you are, I go to war with these stars, no George

Lucas, of music, music, and criticism, I'm your host, John Caramonica.

I'm a tactile record from Jesse Ware there, extremely tactile, that's from the new album,

which is called that feels good, sorry, is there an exclamation point missing from this

record?

Anyway, that's called for yourself, and this is the fifth album by Jesse Ware, an artist

who frankly has the universal acclamation of the New York Times Pop music staff, we should

have a kind of an honorary cup or trophy for artists that fall in this category of beloved

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