This is one of my favorite podcasts and I find myself enjoying it regardless of the guest and whether I’ve heard of them before. The editing is superb and Elizabeth McQueen is a fantastic host!

The concept of the podcast is just awesome! Who wouldn’t want to talk to musicians about their favorite songs?! It always leads to a super interesting, funny and often profound conversation. I love it!

This is more like a chat musicians would have with one another over a cigarette in the back of a theater than an interview. Here's what I would like: a list of interesting questions intended to reveal something about the interview subject's character. Here's what you get: a list of questions the host is personally interested in. They're different. You also hear a lot of the host's own personal thoughts and feelings, which are misplaced in a podcast that ostensibly is not about her. Finally - and here's probably what drove me here - this podcast has become an advertising cancer that has infiltrated KUTX. It's garlic. Go back in your bag garlic. If I want you, I know where to find you.

It is a great way to find out more about how music inlluences shape music ongoing. How artists grow into their music by way of others is really interesting.

Whether you know or like the guests or the discussed songs, this podcast is always interesting and informative.

Elizabeth is a breath of fresh air. This is such a refershing take on the usual interview show. I am so delighted that a friend recommended it. Now I have to catch up on the vast back catalog! Can't wait to learn more about my favorite musicians, and discover new voices through an interesting format.

I can’t write the review because I am listening to another episode. But i love it

I'm so obsessed w/This Song. Elizabeth is the best listener and she goes freakin' deep. Deep talk + different kinds of music =heart grows 2x!

It is wonderful to hear the creative sparks of other artists.

It's always interesting to hear the inspiration of musicians, especially when it offers insight into other great songs, new or unheard. A great resource for music fans!

I've been enjoying "This Song" for a while now and can't recommend it enough. Elizabeth McQueen is a great interviewer and there's something about her genuine enthusiasm for music & musicians combined with her personal experiences of being a musician, that result in the best conversations. I've had more NPR driveway moments listening to this podcast than anything else of late. Even bigger bonus that my local NPR station, KUTX, is the one producing the content.

I have found several new artists to add to my music collection and This Song helps me learn about their influence and inspirations. Each podcast leaves me feeling more informed and ready to explore new music.

McQueen excels at explaining music and the emotional experience it gives us that we often can't define. She transports me to different plane!

What a great find of a podcast for music lovers!

KUTX's This Song is fantastic. About as close to a perfect podcast as they come. It's is so fun listening to each artist go through their musical make up and how it shaped who they are today. Elizabeth does an incredible job with these artists reaching these 'truths' about music we all know and even moreso feel but have an impossible time articulating. That honestly may be the best part. If you are a music lover, you will get hooked, I promise. The bands are great, the crew is great and you will discover tons of new music along the way. Have fun!

This Song is a great show, I have to start by saying that. I've heard artists I know and love and others who are unknown to me discuss such a wonderful array of songs. It's helped me learn more about so many different musicians and what songs led them to where they are today. Now, with that said, one complaint I have about the show is Elizabeth McQueen. I adore her. I think she's smart and sweet and everything a host should be. But...her excessive use of the word 'like' is so gratuitous and distracting that I can barely listen to the show anymore. When an adult is speaking about something and every other word is 'like', it's beyond grating.

I have a long commute and love listening to this podcast. I always learn something, laugh, and get lost in the smooth flowing conversations.

I listen to every episode! I love hearing an artist explain their influences and creative processes. Mega-bonus points for being Austin-based and regularly featuring local groups. This is something KUTX does very well in general.

I'm far from being gifted with anything related to music, but this podcast is so interesting and insightful in hearing from various music artists about what inspires their music. The host, Elizabeth, has an enjoyable voice to listen to and creates a comfortable dialogue that is engaging. The episodes feel like a nice length for someone who can digest only so much about music without feeling like it goes over my head, but still going into enough depth about the music artist that it feels enjoyably "meaty". :) Thanks for the show!

I so enjoy everything Elizabeth McQueen. It's how her mind works, her creativity and positive energy that taps into what makes us enjoy music and understand what inspires those who inspire us so much. Her open spirit gives us a glimpse into the hearts and lives of the music makers and dreamers that keep us living our lives authentically, tapping into our best selves is a way only music takes us.

I have really been enjoying the This Song podcast. Hearing Elizabeth makes me smile. Elizabeth asks great questions only another artist could think of. And Elizabeth is doing the greatest thing a music commentator can do, she has gotten me interested in some musicians I previously knew nothing about. Bravo my dear!

Well done! I love the editing by weaving in songs and conversations. All in on this one.

After hearing you mentioned on KUTX I decided to listen about six months ago and was hooked! I went back to the beginning and it's taken til now to catch up. I'm so glad I did. What makes this program so wonderful for me is that clips are played in the background so even if I've never heard the song (or artist) being referenced, I know exactly what the person being interviewed is talking about. Even if I know the song, y'all play the exact riff or drum fill tht I have probably not noticed in a lifetime of hearing the song. Yea!!! p.s. I'll always call it Mamoot. lol

I'm so grateful that Elizabeth and KUTX are taking the opportunity to interview the artists they have in studio, and I love love love the enthusiasm Elizabeth brings to this podcast. Her enthusiasm builds a connection with the artist that reflects in the stories they choose to share.

I’m so happy to be a late-comer to this podcast! It’s such a joy to just hit play and listen to the old episodes (new to me) back-to-back! The interviews are wonderfully conversational, and the editing really draws you into the whole experience.

You will not be disappointed, great music, great speakers.

You guys do an awesome job!!! Thank you so much for sharing what has inspired all the artist we love to hear. We love you guys.

Anyone curious about transformational influences in a musical artist's life will be inspired by the personal stories woven beautifully by host Elizabeth McQueen and the This Song team. Listening to favorite singers, songwriters, musicians like Jonathan Meiburg, Cross Record and Carrie Rodriguez discuss the certain songs that sparked their creative anima is, for me, a spiritual experience; it's like unwrapping a magical gift.

Just recently started listening and I'm hooked. Hearing what inspires these musicians has caused me to go down several very cool rabbit holes of listening. Keep it up!

If you like learning about what inspires musicians, this is your podcast. Host Elizabeth McQueen's enthusiasm as she talks to her guests is infectious.

Whether on stage with a guitar or behind the radio-mic veil, Elizabeth McQueen is always a delight to listen to. As the host of, This Song she once again does not disappoint. I love hearing artists talking with artists about their craft, and this podcast gives a fly-on-the-wall perspective of real conversations with musicians about what inspires them. In turn, the audience can’t help but also feel inspired.

This program is incredibly informative and insightful. Very entertaining and worth a listen!

You can hear Elizabeth's contagious excitement as she talks to musicians about music. It's cool to hear their origin stories through the lens of a specific song. Loved the Kevin Parker (Tame Impala) interview!

I love Riders Against The Storm. Thanks for the interview