12. From Skip to Repeat

Leslie and Tim dig into the artists they once skipped and now can’t stop replaying. The conversation moves from live music weekends to listener messages to the unexpected joy of discovering a band you thought wasn’t for you. Twenty One Pilots take center stage as Leslie walks Tim through the albums, the evolution, the drumming, the genre‑bending, and the songs that turned her from “no thanks” to “add the whole album.” From there, the episode shifts to Disturbed, including the cover that changed Leslie’s mind and the handful of tracks that prove David Draiman’s voice can do far more than metal growls. Tim adds a few surprises of his own, including the Conan performance that still gives people chills. Ed Sheeran rounds out the trio with the moment Leslie finally understood the hype, the duet that hooked her, the songwriting that keeps pulling her back, and the albums she now listens to straight through. The two of them talk about looping, lyrics, emotional punches, and the way certain songs hit differently depending on where you are in life. There’s plenty of listener feedback woven in — toilet‑cleaning soundtracks, travel checklists, and the ongoing debate about which of them is right more often. It’s a full, warm, music‑soaked episode built on discovery, surprise, and the joy of changing your mind. You can send musical or real estate questions here.Subscribe, like, rate, review. All that stuff. Follow us on Facebook! Instagram to follow soon!The post 12. From Skip to Repeat first appeared on Mosaic of Music.