Autumn is here, but you won’t find songs about fall because it’s still in the 80’s down where Scrappy lives. This week’s podcast features songs from the likes of Brian Eno, Lord Huron, Barry White (yes, Barry White!), Das Racist, Stevie Wonder, and many more. How does Scrappy do it,… Listen ⇢

Unfortunately Scrappy is missing yet another high school reunion, but don’t worry, even though he can’t join the Croton-Harmon High class of 1979 in person, he’s paying tribute to his classmates and his hometown in song! Featuring songs from Croton-On-Hudson’s own Tim Robinson and Ira Kaplan, along with music from… Listen ⇢

Scrappy asks for your forgiveness it’s been seven or more months since the last podcast. This is getting to be a habit, huh – making listeners wait far too long for their next podcast fix. Hopefully you’ll feel that wait was worth it. Podcast 43 features new tracks from Beck,… Listen ⇢

Autumn is here and the frost is on the pumpkin and that means it’s time for cider, donuts and a new podcast from your host and best friend, Scrappy McGowan. This week’s podcast features tracks from the likes of Slim Gaillard, Madeleine Peyroux, David Bowie, Moby, Ella Fitzgerald, and so… Listen ⇢

With summer now in high gear and folks hitting the road, Scrappy’s prepared a special podcast to provide your road trip with a soundtrack – Scrappy-style. Featuring music from the likes of Paul Simon, Pedro the Lion, Toots and the Maytals, Geggy Tah, and many more, Scrappy hopes that you… Listen ⇢

Hollywood loves a good comeback story, so they really must love Scrappy because this is his fourth comeback this year alone! On this week’s podcast Scrappy is featuring songs from movie soundtracks, featuring songs from movies like, Rushmore, Harold and Maude, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, The Rutles:All You Need Is Cash,… Listen ⇢

Once again it’s taken Scrappy a few months to get back to the mic, but hopefully you’ll feel that the wait was worth it. Featuring new music from Yo La Tengo, songs about Illinois, a Valentine’s Day inspired set, and more, Scrappy hopes that future podcasts will be less rare… Listen ⇢