JADonnelly
Host and producer
Podcasting since 2005. Over twenty television, radio & podcasting awards. The voice behind MadPod and the long shelf of artist interviews.
Podcasting since 2005 · Over twenty awards
ABBA to Zappa. More than 2,000 interviews with the artists who made the last seven decades of music.
Tune in
Official listings on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Press play below or open in your app.
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From the archive
Sample interviews from the public shelf. The full 2,000+ live on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Simon & Garfunkel. Harmonies, “My Little Town,” and the years after the duo.
2006. A conversation still sitting in the MadPod archive.
Red Rocker. Recorded by JADonnelly, with Shadoe Steele.
Miami Vice. The theme, from the composer who wrote it.
Night Ranger’s frontman, with JADonnelly and Shadoe Steele.
George Harrison and Eric Clapton — from a MadPod interview promo.
Cheech and Chong promo interview from the MadPod shelf.
2008. The band behind “Your Love.”
Also on the sample shelf: Men at Work, Peter Criss, Rocky Rhodes, Savage Garden, and more — open Apple or Spotify for the full catalog.
From the vault
Vintage promos from the original run, cleaned up. The “coming up” lines and dates are from when they first aired.
On picking the songs for his new CD: “I just tried to fulfill Richard's vision.”
Blondie's Deborah Harry on a new sound from “that particular blend” of people.
Mark Wood: Juilliard on a scholarship at 16, and the rock he always wanted to play.
“The Devil Went Down to Georgia” man, on the early days with the Marshall Tucker and Allman Brothers bands.
How a cassette in his pocket became the Miami Vice theme, before he'd even heard of the show.
The booth
Host and producer
Podcasting since 2005. Over twenty television, radio & podcasting awards. The voice behind MadPod and the long shelf of artist interviews.
Musicologist
Twenty years on satellite systems, then a lifetime in radio. His Apollo 11 / Summer of ’69 documentary won a 2003 Associated Press award.
“We have everyone, except the Beatles and Elvis, and I’m working on that too.”
Hello
A guest idea, an interview request, or a hello. You get the booth — not a desk.