08:08

Episode 84: SAIL! (AWOLNATION’s 2010 Time Capsule)

08:09

Episode 83: Shakey Graves (Indie Music’s Busker)

08:08

WHAT IF EPISODE 6

08:08

Episode 82: Foster the People (What Happened After Pumped Up Kicks)

08:08

Episode 81: Steady As She Goes (One Rock Song Started a Whole Band)

08:08

Episode 80: Jacob Banks (How The UK-Soul Underground Helped Launch a Career)

08:08

Episode 79: Grouplove (How a Greece Resort Changed Everything)

08:07

Episode 78: The Funeral (Band of Horses’ Secret Meaning)

08:08

Episode 77: Ben Folds (The Amazing Musical Mind of…)

08:09

WHAT IF EPISODE 5

08:09

Episode 76: The Mooney Suzuki (The Songwriters of School of Rock)

08:08

Episode 75: Two Weeks (Grizzly Bear’s Upbeat but Sad Love Ballad)

08:09

Episode 74: Monica Martin (The Odd Ending of an Indie Band)

07:12

WHAT IF EPISODE 4

07:21

Episode 73: Why Did Incubus Not Get Big(ger)?

07:05

Episode 72: Fleet Foxes (Indie Music’s Most Underplayed Band)

08:31

Episode 71: Your Hand in Mine (Indie’s Non-Vocal Love Song)

07:13

Episode 70: Conor Oberst (The Brilliant Mind of Bright Eyes)

09:48

WHAT IF EPISODE 3

11:06

Episode 69: The 2000’s NYC Indie Music Scene

12:45

Episode 68: LCD Soundsystem (They Shut Up and Play The Hits)

09:54

Episode 67: Teardrop (Massive Attack’s Electric Ballad)

09:27

Episode 66: Babatunde Adebimpe (From TV On the Radio to a Movie Actor?)

18:11

WHAT IF EPISODE 2

11:33

Episode 65: Two Door Cinema Club (When Too Much Pressure Gets to Young Bands)

12:53

Episode 64: First (Cold War Kids' Heartbreaking Ballad)

10:31

Episode 63: Patrick Carney (From The Black Keys to Indie Producer)

20:28

WHAT IF EPISODE 1

24:30

Episode 62: Them Crooked Vultures (The Indie Rock Supergroup)

11:08

Episode 61: Who Knows, Who Cares? (Local Native's 3-Part Harmonies)

12:37

Episode 60: Chris Cornell (When Indie and Grunge Collide)

13:10

Episode 59: MGMT (The Fall and Rebirth of a Hit Indie Band)

21:58

Episode 58: The Unclear State of Concerts

09:58

Episode 57: Animal (Neon Trees' Song Supported From The Killers)

13:19

Episode 56: David Byrne (The Indie Music Pioneer)

09:28

Episode 55: Interpol (One of NYC's Elite Indie Bands)

08:47

Episode 54: "Take Me Out" (The Band Played a Song On Their' iPhones)

10:05

Episode 53: JOHNNYSWIM (Meeting At Songwriting Class to World Touring)

09:42

Episode 52: Year One of Mainstream Indie!

09:51

Episode 51: M83 (Indie and EDM'S Child?)

16:55

Episode 50: Twenty-One Pilots' Vessel (The TRUE Twenty-One Pilots Album?)

09:12

Episode 49- Feel It Still (When An Indie Band Goes Mainstream)

14:34

Episode 48- Thom Yorke (The Modern Alt-Rock Godfather)

09:56

Episode 47- Young the Giant (Keeping Indie Alt-Rock Alive)

11:32

Episode 46- Pompeii (Indie's Last Big Hit?)

10:04

Episode 45- Kishi Bashi (The Indie Looping Violin Player)

11:17

Episode 44- Matt & Kim (Indie Music's Explosive Couple)

10:12

Episode 43- Kick, Push (Hip-Hop's Skater Song)

09:10

Episode 42- Florence and the Machine (The Belting Voice Behind Dog Days Are Over)

11:32

Episode 41- Of Monsters and Men (The Indie Band of Storytellers)

09:51

Episode 40- 1901 (Phoenix's Love Letter to...20th Century France?)

11:13

Episode 39- Jose Gonzalez (The Indie Songwriter Behind Walter Mitty)

15:34

Episode 38- Arcade Fire (The Leaders of Modern Indie Music)

08:55

Episode 37- Can You Tell (Ra Ra Riot's Love Ballad From Tragedy)

11:18

Episode 36- Damon Albarn (The Human Behind Gorillaz)

11:42

Episode 35- Minus the Bear (The Indie Band With the Fingertap Guitar Player and Absinthe)

10:47

Episode 34- Trojans (The Breakup Song Using A Computer Virus)

09:25

Episode 33- Mat Kearney (The Indie Spoken-Word Artist With Nothing Left To Lose)

13:09

Episode 32- Vampire Weekend (The Kids Who Do Stand A Chance)

30:59

Episode 31- Why Indie Music Is Important