The Weekly List with Rich Larson and Daniel G. Moir

Rich is joined by his amazing wife Annie to celebrate their anniversary. The two recently road tripped to Colorado to take in a pair of Tedeschi Trucks Band shows at Red Rocks Amphitheater, and on the way home they decided they should do a Tedesch Trucks Band edition of The Weekly List. Their hope with this show is to create a few more Tedeschi Trucks Band fans, or to at least get some people interested in going to see them, which will then create new fans. Whatever. They love this music and want to share it with you.

For his birthday this year, Danny chooses to focus on a band that is not incredibly well known, but has inspired a small but rabidly passionate fan base. Ladies and Gentlemen, please meet China Crisis.

Rich and Danny mark the passing of the most rare of human beings - the well respected and beloved record company executive. Clive Davis paseed away in June of 2026, leaving a legacy of incredible music that would never have been heard had he not brought it to you. That's worth celebrating.

Rich and Danny celebrate  the 84th birthday of Sir Paul McCartney as they go through his solo career and marvel at the quality of his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane.

On the 10th anniversary of Prince's passing, Rich and Danny take a night to share, marvel, and remember the man who made Minnesota cool, and one of the greatest musicians of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Catching up with Rich and Danny who have been on an unintentional hiatus, Rich shares a full list of the music he's been listening to lately.

Catching up with Rich and Danny, who have been on a sort of unintentional hiatus, Danny shares a ful list of the music he's been listening to lately.

As the City of Northfield prepares to enjoy this bi-annual performance from more than 100 Northfield High Schoolers, co-directors of the show Ray Coudret and Shari Setchell share their favorite memories of shows past.

Rich and Danny choose a day of absolutely no significance to celebrate to celebrate one of the weirdest, most wonderfully creative bands of them all, The Talking Heads. There isn't a lot of disagreement on this show because even these two can agree that the Talking Heads didn't really make any bad music. Some songs were stranger than others, but one person's weird is another person's lifetime achievement award? Don't think, "My God, what have I done?" Listen to this show instead.

Rich and Annie return for the fourth annual Valentines Day special. This one almost didn't happen, however (cue the dramatic music.) All's well that ends well, though. Happy Valentines Day everyone.