Deharmonizing
Deharmonizing is a pop culture website and podcast, founded by Andrew Muhl and Josh Harelik in the spring of 2018.
Deharmonizing is a pop culture podcast that launched in 2018 by Andrew Muhl and Josh Harelik, The podcast series typically goes deeper into various subjects primarily about music, but also television and film. The term, coined by the creators, means to deconstruct topics that have been influential to Gen Xers growing up in the 70's and 80's, but they also discuss some of the more current pop culture icons, trends and subjects. Each episode also contains segments centered around "This "Day in History" (the day the podcast is recorded), and "Didn't Ya Know", and "Stump the Chump'.
Josh Harelik and Andrew Muhl both grew up in Waco, Texas and met during their childhood. Their formative years were spent playing in several bands together, writing songs, making short films and writing multiple screenplays. All which went absolutely nowhere. They have remained friends ever since, despite living in different states. Josh, who also fronts the band Josh Van Joshua currently resides in the Dallas area, while Andrew has lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana since 2005.
| Episodes | Release Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Breaking Down the Beatles | June 1, 2018 | Josh and Andrew initially set out to break down Beatles song ranking lists while discussing their own favorites. However, the episode winds down different directions involving the songwriting craft itself and the Beatles "reunion" in the early 90's |
| Breaking Down Steve Martin (Part One) | June 15, 2018 | Josh and Andrew break down the early career of Steve Martin and also discuss events related to April 22nd, which is the day the episode was originally recorded. |
| Breaking Down Steve Martin (Part Two) | June 19, 2018 | Part two of Breaking Down Steve Martin focuses on his later film career, specifically the 90's and 00's. |
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