Archive Episode: Mumford & Sons' Babel Will Always Be a Deep Favorite ft. Dr. Tess Stockslager

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Time for a return of an old favorite. One year ago, I had Dr. Tess Stockslager on to talk about _Sigh No More _by Mumford & Sons, and today we're going to move one step forward and talk about Babel, another fantastic record from the band.

In this podcast, Tess and I discuss each song individually as well as the musical style and story arc of the album as a whole. It's a wonderful conversation, and we get into some real depth with these songs.

Can't wait to hear what you think!

Don't forget to email me at clifford@popsongprofessor.com with your thoughts and to rate/review the podcast on iTunes! That would seriously help me a ton.

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