Pit Stop Music: THE GRAMMIES!!!
by Kate Franzen
The Cardinal Times' podcast "Pit Stop Music" takes on one of the most controversial topics of our generation: music. For 13 minutes, hosts and Lincoln students Gabe Rosenfield, Archie Barnes and Anselmo Iturri discuss the music of our time. In this episode, they focused on the Grammies, one of the biggest award shows of the year. The podcast is a conversation between hosts, allowing different points of view and opinions, and creating a more casual listening environment for their audience.
The conversation starts with 2020's Grammy dominator, Billie Eilish. Although each one of the opinions shared were different in some way, the information and factual evidence were clear and easy to comprehend, allowing the audience to create their own opinion. The conversation continues on to other artists like Lizzo and Lil Nas X, exploring what truly makes an artist. The pace of the conversation is perfect, not too fast where it is hard to keep up, but fast enough that the audience doesn't have the chance to get bored.
Overall, "Pit Stop Music" is a great, fun and light-hearted podcast that inspires me to experience more of the podcast world, both as a creator and a listener.
The Cardinal Times' podcast "Pit Stop Music" takes on one of the most controversial topics of our generation: music. For 13 minutes, hosts and Lincoln students Gabe Rosenfield, Archie Barnes and Anselmo Iturri discuss the music of our time. In this episode, they focused on the Grammies, one of the biggest award shows of the year. The podcast is a conversation between hosts, allowing different points of view and opinions, and creating a more casual listening environment for their audience.
The conversation starts with 2020's Grammy dominator, Billie Eilish. Although each one of the opinions shared were different in some way, the information and factual evidence were clear and easy to comprehend, allowing the audience to create their own opinion. The conversation continues on to other artists like Lizzo and Lil Nas X, exploring what truly makes an artist. The pace of the conversation is perfect, not too fast where it is hard to keep up, but fast enough that the audience doesn't have the chance to get bored.
Overall, "Pit Stop Music" is a great, fun and light-hearted podcast that inspires me to experience more of the podcast world, both as a creator and a listener.
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