Season 3 out now, a deep dive into My Chemical Romance.
Catch up on previous seasons covering Radiohead and Fiona Apple, available in feed.
Idiotalk is a deeply analytical, yet lighthearted and fun discussion hosted by brothers Walker and Zach Glenn about their shared favorite musical artists and more. Full of meticulous research, wild speculation, scorching hot takes, and a lifetime of inside jokes waiting to be shared with you.
Walker Glenn is not just a certified expert on My Chemical Romance, Fiona Apple, and Radiohead- He’s also a stand-up comedian who can be seen performing regularly around Northern California, and irregularly elsewhere.
In his spare time he sings and plays guitar, watches movies and reads comics, and argues with strangers on the internet.
He lives in Oakland with his human son Ollie and canine dog Lila.
Zach works in Product Marketing, but that is the least interesting thing about him.
In his spare time, he loves to read books across a wide range of genres, draw, and play guitar. He loves all animals and is the proud father of two cats (Ellie and Ripley).
He and his wife love hiking, the outdoors and taking care of the neighborhood cat colony.
Brad Osborn is Professor of Music Theory and affiliated faculty in American Studies at the University of Kansas.
He is the author of the monograph Everything in its Right Place: Analyzing Radiohead . His book demonstrates that Radiohead’s music exhibits a musical Goldilocks zone, presenting the listener with myriad surprises while at the same time satisfying a number of expectations inherited from both popular and classical music.
Casey Pegram is the Supervising Producer, Podcasts at iHeartMedia
Kilani is a lifelong artists with an eclectic set of creative skills at hand (silversmithing, theatrical lighting design, painting, sewing, ceramics, etc).
She found the art of stained glass together in 2019 and never looked back. After developing her craftsmanship, she now host small Intro to Stained Glass Workshops in Northern California, proudly teaching over 75 students copper foil method stained glass since 2022.
Noel Brown is a podcaster, musician, and filmmaker living in Atlanta, Georgia. While studying film production, Brown became the youngest reporter for Georgia’s NPR affiliate where he produced radio features on everything from local and state politics to the nuclear industry. His documentary on the Georgia Guidestones, a mysterious granite monument engraved with a list of commandments for establishing a new world order, won the award for best documentary short at the Atlanta Film Festival.