Which Generation has the Best Music

This episode is a slight departure from the usual content. Michael is joined by Noah C who accepted the invitation to be a guest on the show. Michael and Noah discuss which of the generations produced the best music between the mid 20th century to...

An episode of the Called to Serve podcast, hosted by Michael Skelton, titled "Which Generation has the Best Music" was published on June 24, 2024 and runs 58 minutes.

June 24, 2024 ·58m · Called to Serve

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This episode is a slight departure from the usual content. Michael is joined by Noah C who accepted the invitation to be a guest on the show. Michael and Noah discuss which of the generations produced the best music between the mid 20th century to today. It is meant to be a fun discussion of a very subjective topic in which there doubtfully is no one right answer. Also we talk briefly about Noah's artwork. If you'd be interested in purchasing his artwork or commissioning him to do a piece, contact us via one of our many avenues. Noah drew the picture of "ol' blue eyes" which is used for this episode's thumbnail art. If interested, email at [email protected]. Call or text at 762-250-6308. Let me know you are interested in Noah's work and we can put you in touch with him.

Episode Description

This episode is a slight departure from the usual content. Michael is joined by Noah C who accepted the invitation to be a guest on the show. Michael and Noah discuss which of the generations produced the best music between the mid 20th century to today. It is meant to be a fun discussion of a very subjective topic in which there doubtfully is no one right answer.

Also we talk briefly about Noah's artwork. If you'd be interested in purchasing his artwork or commissioning him to do a piece, contact us via one of our many avenues. Noah drew the picture of "ol' blue eyes" which is used for this episode's thumbnail art. If interested, email at [email protected]. Call or text at 762-250-6308. Let me know you are interested in Noah's work and we can put you in touch with him.

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