Ep 213 - John Mellencamp, kd lang, Songs We Hate To Love, Cool Song Facts

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John Mellencamp is featured in two interviews from the late '90s. Far removed from his early '80s brashness, John is more chilled out and thankful for his enduring career. Also: a great 2004 chat with kd lang. Tom & Christopher share their not-so-great interview experiences with kd. Plus: "Songs We Hate To Love" - a hilarious debate about some of the worst songs ever that still hold a special place in our hearts. And Cool Song Facts with the story behind a powerful hippie-era classic!

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When we featured John Mellencamp a few months ago, he was just brash young breakout star. This week, we have two interesting chats from the late '90s. John is a much different guy... instead of cranky, he's chilled out. Instead...

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