Generation Mixtape Podcast
A weekly music podcast covering full albums and other music related topics. Join as they listen through the generations and genres of music.
Episodes
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are covering Sarah's selection of the 1970's album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, the only studio album by Derek and the Dominos. Join the pair as they have conversations around guitarists with huge egos, how one should not pine for their best friend's wife, and how amazing Duane Allman was. All this and much much more in this week's episode.
Give the show...In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are kicking off their album selections of 2025 with Joe being first to select. Joe brought the heat with his selection of the sixth studio album by Prince, Purple Rain, which wasn't just a studio album, it was also a soundtrack to one of the most iconic movies of the 80s. Join the pair as they have conversations about the man, the myth, and the legend that was Prince. His talent, his sex appeal...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are revisiting the year with a recap of their top rated albums, bottom rated albums, as well as their most downloaded episodes. The duo thanks YOU, the listeners, and wishes everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Give the show your support by leaving a rating and sharing with your friends or enemies. Keep up to date with what we have going on by following us on Instagram at generation_mixtap...In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are giving you a Holiday playlist to enjoy with your friends and family or enjoy while loathing your friends and family. The duo wasn't alone in this creation. They were joined by someone near and dear to Joe's heart, who tolerates him everyday, Philbert or whatever name she is wanting to go by today. Join in on the adventure with these three as they put the ho back into ho ho ho and highlight ...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are heading back to their favorite year 1994, with Sarah's album selection of Alice in Chains third studio EP, Jar of Flies. An album that provided a lot of warning signs as to what struggles Layne Staley and the band were up against. The duo dive into discussions around drug abuse, death, memories sparked from this album, and hindsight. With this being the last album selection of 2024, Sarah a...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are taking an imaginary trip to the ATL to discuss Joe's selection of OutKast's fourth studio album, Stankonia. Listen along as the pair goes back to the year 2000, say sorry to Ms. Jackson, and get lost in deep food discussions; so deep one would believe they were on the electric lettuce. Joe and Sarah also remind the listeners that they don't condone each other's past behaviors, present behav...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are coming out of their holiday food comas to discuss Sarah's selection of DMX's second studio album Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood, his sophomore album that was released only 7 months after his debut. Listen along as the pair discuss the man, the myth, the legend that was DMX, how he owned 1998, his style and flow, who he beefed with, and his ability to paint a vivid image of street life...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Joe are celebrating Thanksgiving by covering a song that is not only long in minutes and seconds, but also in its ability to still be a holiday tradition. Alice's Restaurant Massacree by Arlo Guthrie is a song that is filled with colorful commentary about littering, the government, and protesting war. Listen along as the two friends deep dive into the song, learn that littering is bad, figure out h...
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