The Third Men Podcast

Has everyone grown their Van Dyke beards to prep for the new episode?It’s time to keep on GOING SOLO! The Third Men podcast proudly presents part two of our in-depth exploration of Jack White’s journey from group member to solo artist, covering 2010-2012. This week we focus in on the home stretch, featuring such epic releases as the ROME project, AHK-toong BAY-bi Covered, and many many more.Plus the Third Men Podcast’s resident Bob Dylan expert, filmmaker Vincent Turturro crashes the Third Man segment to deep dive into the lost notebooks of Hank Williams! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready to GO SOLO -- Strike out on your own as the Third Men Podcast tracks Jack White’s journey from group member to solo performer in GOING SOLO: part one of two.Since his entry to the national stage, Jack White was known to people as a member of a group. The White Stripes put him on the map, but The Raconteurs cemented his status as a rock god and the Dead Weather doubled down on the gothic grunge that had been bubbling under the surface. But from mid 2010-mid 2012, we really didn't know what move was next. So from the release of the Dead Weather's Sea of Cowards, to the debut of his solo masterpiece Blunderbuss, we take an extensive look at Jack's jam-packed transformation in our very first 2-part episode. (oh the irony!)Plus, Third Woman Clara from the Jack White Hub stops in to discuss the final installment of the Sea of Cowards era: Rolling in on a Burning Tire! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready, Pilgrim...it's the Third Men Podcast's THANKSGIVING SPECTACULAR we felt somewhat obligated to call:"THANK YOU, JACK WHITE"!Get stuffed to the brim with topics relating to Jack White, Third Man Records, and that classic slice of Americana known as Thanksgiving. From the Third Man turkey drive, to the thanksgiving opening of the Cass Corridor storefront, to VH1's thanksgiving Boneroo special, to a song of thanks from the Flaming Lips and much, much more, this cornucopia of knowledge fits right in at your holiday table.Plus Third Man Tom Valente swings by to discuss Jack's favorite feasting spots. #GOBBLEROO See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we deep-dive into the Raconteurs' 2006 Broken Boy Soldiers Tour in a new recurring feature we call: JACK-ON-TOUR.Back in 2006, Jack White joined with his friends Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence and Patrick Keeler to form the Raconteurs, the ultimate rock and roll realization of Jack's straightforward rock potential. And when this band hit the road, they did NOT mess around. In a tour that lasted nearly the entire year, the Broken Boy Soldiers Tour cemented Jack's crown as successor to the great rock musicians of the past, while also handing him even MORE chart-topping success.This week we're also joined by artist & musician Tom Valente, who details why you should never pick a fight with a carnie in Atlantic City! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 6 is live, and this week we spotlight Jack White's television appearances in a series we call TRASH TONGUE TELEVISION,.In part one of many, we take an in-depth look into Jack’s key television appearances, discussing the crucial role TV played in making Jack White a household name, and solidifying his star-power for years to come. Plus we discuss discovering Jack’s music for the first time with our third man for this week, Sam Kubert.We hope you enjoy the episode, we've had such a great experience connecting with other fans out there and we look forward to hearing more your feedback. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 5 is live, and this week we spotlight Jack White's secret weapon: Third Man Records recording artist Olivia Jean!Who does Jack White call when there's something missing on a track he can't quite put his finger on? Who can Third Man Records turn to when they need a singer/songwriter to step in and add just the right mix of garage rock, folk guitar and surf anthem? Why, they look no further than Ms. Olivia Jean, and you should too.Since 2010 Olivia has played a key role in the Third Man Records sound and aesthetic - recording 2 LPs, a slew of 45's and playing on countless third man recordings. Not to mention wardrobe design and fronting Third Man's premiere all-women group the Black Belles.Learn all about Olivia along with us this week, and don't forget to drop us a line and let us know what you think!This week we're also joined by musician and producer Sam Kubert, and we take a deep dive into Jack White's production style on Jean's records! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's The Third Men Podcast's Jack White Halloween Spook-tacular, which could only be called JACK-O-LANTERN 2016!Journey with us if you dare through some strange and unusual findings from Jack White lore that are (mostly) sure to send a chill up your spine! (and, y'know, anything Halloween-related we could find is mixed in for good measure)Still not convinced you'll be terrified beyond rational thought? Feast your ears on these SPINE-TINGLING TOPICS......Who's that ghost Jack sings about all the time?...what goes on in Nashville on Devil's Night?...what is that techno-mage device that Fats Kaplin wields?...Can our Third Man truly look through the Invisible Man?...and more!And as always, please let us know what you think! Your opinion is truly the scariest of all.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're switching it up this week to bring you a new feature: "New Jack City", where we discuss a NEW Jack White release - in this case the new compilation album Jack White: Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016James Kaminski and I talk about what we thought worked, what we might have done differently, packaging, song choices, our wishlist, and a bunch more - so check out the episode and let us know what you think!Also featuring a new Third Man for this week, Wayne Kaminski - the FIRST.Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 2 is live! This week we're talking about The White Stripes' breakthrough album WHITE BLOOD CELLS, a favorite of ours and the record that helped put Jack White on the map.We're also joined once more by Third Man Mike Jozaitis in a segment we like to cal..."Jack White, What Are You Wearing?"Check it out folks, and let us know what you think! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first episode of the Third Men Podcast is here, and we hope all the Jack White fans out there will enjoy what we put together.Our inaugural episode focuses on the White Stripes self-titled debut album, and gives an in-depth history and analysis by two goofballs who have no business podcasting in a free country.If you like the show, please rate & subscribe - and most importantly, let us know what you think! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You can hang this episode up from the heavens, because it's DEAD WEATHER time on the third men podcast! This week we do a deep dive analysis & review of the group's debut album, 2009's Horehound, which unites the musical forces of Jack White, Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita and Little Jack Lawrence. Plus third man Vincent Turturro swings by to talk "New Pony", the Weather's dynamite Dylan cover.The Third Men podcast is a fan-made, not-for-profit, just for fun celebration of Jack White, and is in no way directly affiliated with Third Man Records or the man himself. For the definitive history of Jack White and his music, please consult your local Jack White. And for everyone else lookin' for a home, you found one here, in a place so seedy. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.