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Nov 3, 2026

AliHOST
53:59
mean,
FernHOST
54:05
I tried to get into Joanna Newsom, I think that's her name.
FernHOST
54:09
I couldn't do it.
AliHOST
54:13
This is kind of why I couldn't really get into Leonard Cohen.
Matt CarneyGUEST
45:15
I think it's just beautiful that like you can fill that space with your own experience with, you know, that might've been Elliot Smith for you.
Matt CarneyGUEST
45:22
That might've been Joanna Newsom.
Matt CarneyGUEST
45:24
It could be anyone coming in and just this moment feels so alive based on Meredith's very specific experiences that are being rendered through to the game, which is like auto fiction.
Matt CarneyGUEST
45:35
So it's not, you know, it's not her, it's not memoir, that kind of became a ongoing thing.
David PizarroHOST
31:15
all.
David PizarroHOST
31:16
And then it gave me a casting for The Sirens, and it said it should be Kate Bush, Bjork, and Joanna Newsom, which made Nikki very happy.
David PizarroHOST
31:26
Those are three of her favorites.
David PizarroHOST
31:28
Yeah,
Tamler SommersHOST
31:33
yeah, I don't know the other two well
David PizarroHOST
31:35
enough.
David PizarroHOST
31:36
You know Joanna Newsom from her role in...
David PizarroHOST
31:38
In Heron Bites, yeah.
James AcasterGUEST
44:10
Yeah.
James AcasterGUEST
44:11
Only Skim by Joanna Newsom.
James AcasterGUEST
44:14
I'd be lying if I said anything else.
James AcasterGUEST
44:17
I think it's 16 minutes.
James AcasterGUEST
44:50
The imagery that she conjures up in your head is just like so vivid and it's enjoyable to sit in and have those stories told to you.
James AcasterGUEST
45:00
Obviously, her performance, like her vocal performance on that entire album, the harp playing and the strings by Van Dyke Parks that he kind of arranged, they go together so well.
James AcasterGUEST
45:12
It is my favourite Joanna Newsom album.
James AcasterGUEST
45:15
I like all of her albums and I think she's a genius.
BizHOST
18:30
And it's all about indie rock's turn toward sincerity at this time.
BizHOST
18:35
And then on an even indier front, there was this kind of what was described as wide-eyed wonder of folk-inspired weirdos like Devandra Banhart, Animal Collective, and Joanna Newsom, all of whom were praised, however inaccurately, for their perceived purity and innocence.
BizHOST
18:53
And in this piece from 2005, the author focuses in on the artist Conor Oberst as a symbol of this movement.
BizHOST
19:03
And I think there's actually this really epic connection between Conor Oberst and his movement.
Hue WilliamsGUEST
38:33
And they were kind of really part of the, the, the resurgence or the popularization of, of that kind of acid folk thing.
Hue WilliamsGUEST
38:42
And they were content, you know, it was like your Joanna Newsom's and Will Odom and stuff, but Also, there was a lot of finding these records that did nothing at the time, who then that became really popular.
Hue WilliamsGUEST
38:54
I think I read a book, Some Kind of History of Acid Folk, and I think I probably found it through that.
Hue WilliamsGUEST
38:59
Not an original copyright.
ReggiePANELIST
7:33
And so everyone had all these poems that they'd spent ages looking through poetry books for.
ReggiePANELIST
7:36
And I just wrote the lyrics to Joanna Newsom's Sprout and the Bean Down.
ReggiePANELIST
7:40
And my tutor said that it was the best poem that she'd heard in a very, very long time.
ReggiePANELIST
7:44
And she would not stop grilling me on who this poet was.
ReggiePANELIST
7:47
And it was like, just Joanna Newsom lyrics.
ReggiePANELIST
7:49
And I was like, oh,
ValeriePANELIST
7:50
yeah, yeah.

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speaker_3PANELIST
74:46
And he does talk about actually, I think it's
Ian CohenHOST
50:25
Right.
Ian CohenHOST
50:25
Like even when you think back to Animal Collective or Joanna Newsom, Milk Eyed Mender or like Sufjan in Illinois.
Ian CohenHOST
50:33
that stuff annoyed the hell out of people when they heard it.
Ian CohenHOST
50:36
It should annoy the normies.
Scott LapatineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:47
Franz Ferdinand was one of the bands we probably wrote about most in 2004, and everyone seemed to love that album.
Scott LapatineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:55
It didn't seem that surprising when they broke out.
Scott LapatineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:58
Joanna Newsome, I think, also was 2004, and that maybe was a little bit more surprising.
Scott LapatineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:04
I mean, you know, such a classic album and a unique sound and point of view.
Scott LapatineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:10
but the critical accolades were able to grow her profile in a way that I didn't really expect.
Jason DafnisHOST
42:27
Slip- slipping in here.
Jason DafnisHOST
42:28
I totally forgot that he's married to Joanna Newsom, which is like-
Harry MackHOST
42:31
Yeah.
Harry MackHOST
42:31
That also-

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