In episode 18 of Fools Anthem, Rich and John weigh in on the raw, thunderous sound of Soundgarden, one of the original architects of the Seattle grunge movement. The Fools share their favorite tracks spanning the band’s indie beginnings to their mainstream breakthrough. They recount unforgettable live performances, some jaw-dropping, others less so, and break down what makes Soundgarden’s music so powerful, from heavy riffs to the iconic use of alternate tunings. The episode closes with a nod to late frontman, Chris Cornell, and his lasting impact on rock music. Whether you're a fan or just learning about the music, join the Fools in celebrating Soundgarden.

In this episode, John and Rich discuss The Cars' debut album. The Fools reflect on The Cars musical style and production techniques. The conversation delves into the band's influence in merging rock and pop, their role in the 80s genre, and Ric Ocasek's production talents and influence on later music.

In this episode of Fool's Anthem, Rich and John delve into the legendary band, Blondie, exploring the life of front person Debbie Harry and the band's punk, disco and 60s roots. Debbie and Chris Stein formed Blondie and discovered Clem Burke when he responded to an audition. The band emerged from the original CBGB scene in New York during the early foundations of punk rock. The Fools discuss Debbie's interesting life story, well-known friendship with Andy Warhol, and her cemented her role as a music and pop culture icon.