Thank you for the education. Hearing from all of the musicians who worked together is an ear and mind opener. Also, I am just bawling my eyes out. It’s the overabundance of love flowing outward.

From the moment he left there has been a void. These stories and voices help keep us a little closer to him. Thank you for sharing and keeping his spirit and the music alive. LoVe SiGn ~ Jeremy

still being impressed by this guy and of course the musicians and the music i really like the songs he would have pulled or not released because i could see where he was with the music. he would have the songs at faster tempos live to get more dance or rock tempos. wow 😯 this guy. 🙏🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Awesome 1st episode! Does the music in the background sound sped up or it just me?

I love these podcasts! I can’t wait for the new ones! 💜

I’m sure if Prince want this album releases it would have been .. this man released Dirty Mind and The Rainbow Children.. listening to album When She Comes is the only jam.. and he rework that song .The estate has to better this .. Hot Summer one of the worse Prince song I have ever heard Running Slave Master .. wow the last 10 albums Prince there are plenty of songs talking about the music industry.. I’m sure there are song in the vault that don’t have that subject manner .. and when has Prince had a co produce record?

Just listened to “Welcome 2 America” and it to me is the most amazing album since “The Rainbow Children”

Incredibly excited for this release even more so now! Thank u Andrea. Hearing Shelby, Liv, Elisa, Tal, and Chris share their memories is a blessing. Memories & music heal. And Welcome 2 America will be a massive force for healing. 💜

Thank you Shelby J for sharing the information about this podcast and to everyone for giving us a look inside the magic of Prince! 💜#TheTeacherWithTheCardinalTattoo

Wow!! Thank you so much for this inside/behind the music information. Well done Ms. Andrea 👏🏽👏🏽💜💜

Really enjoyed these. Hope there are more in the near future !

I love that this podcast is so well researched. Us Prince friends really appreciate being able to look at Prince’s music in an orderly fashion and with a historical approach alongside the colorful thoughts of those who worked by his side during those times!

So interesting, stories that have me very emotional one minute and then giggling the next. Great work!

As a Prince fan, I’m always looking for the behind the scenes info, the stuff that led to the songs and albums and performances we all know and love. THIS PODCAST DELIVERS!!!! Can’t wait to hear about another album soon!!!

This series has been great. Wonderfully produced, researched and fin to listen to. I worked for and was around Paisley for a while and I’ve loved this podcast.

I loved the series on SOT, Prince’s magnus opus. I would love to hear all about the background story relating to the Black album! Please do a series on that secret album! Thanks

Love this on every level. I love getting insight to the purple one’s creative process and hearing the people who knew him best talk about him as a person and an artist. Getting to know the man behind the icon.

This is a well researched show, wonderfully produced. It loses credibility when it insists on using celebrity fans as sources, or crowbarring them into the pod. It’s NOT necessary. It’s a waste of time. I don’t need to know what Fred Armisen, Questlove, or Maya Rudolph think or feel about Prince

Five Stars! These treasured memories are truly appreciated. Takes us to a place in time and allows for more appreciation of Prince’s music, his bands and the love that existed between them amidst challenges, and hard work that subsequently led to these masterpieces. These podcasts are truly a must listen. Prince, loved and missed❤️ Thank you all, so much🙏🏾

This is a must listen podcast for all Prince mega fans. I love the enthusiasm from all of his purple family including the host. Just another peak behind the mystery of the genius we lost too soon.

During the podcast, #3, a song was featured that sound like Wendy &Lisa are singing backwards. I would LOVE💜 2 know the name of that song

These episodes are so great! It’s so refreshing to hear the “behind the scenes” reflections of the people close to him in the moment. Thank you for sharing the beauty and genius of Prince. 💜 Well done.

This has been one of the best podcasts. I don't want it to end. Thank you to everyone. ☮️🧡🖤🧡🖤☮️

New SOTT shows are great ! Thank you

Andrea Swenson is god awful as a host ! It would have been a much better podcast had an R&b or funk aficionado been the host . The show is too Eurocentric . White folks didn’t get into prince until the purple rain album . His most revolutionary and iconic work was done before that . For old real prince fans purple rain was pop .

Andrea Swensson does a magical job of asking all the right questions, talking to all the best People from the world of Prince, and narrating the listener through some of the most amazing times from Princes extraordinary career. I would rank this the best music documentary podcast out there!! My only wish is that each episode was longer! They are so good! There’s truly joy in repetition!

I listened to every episode in one afternoon. We need more.

I love this Podcast and the insights it offers. Very well produced.

Loved listening to the stories and background about songs, producing, etc... When they discussed Prince’s website and the One Night Alone tour it brought me back to the intimate simple days! I remember being in his music club and walking by Prince as he sat in the audience seats during sound check at the Kodak theatre! It was the best being with other Prince Fams and just enjoying the love and authenticity of his music together! So much fun and greatness! 💟☮️✝️

OMG This is brilliant and awesome!!!! More please and Thank U💜💜💜💜💜💜

Keep it up! It’s great! I’m loving the interviews. Andrea asks the questions we want answers to. It helps that she’s also a fan. Prince has the hardest working estate in showbiz. Please don’t stop. 🙏🏽

Love this. Thank you

This podcast really hit home since I was blessed to tour Paisley Park in October 2019. So I can truly envision The Atrium, the studios, the doves, the small kitchen, the entire vibe of that unique place. Plus, the Rainbow Children is 1 of my fave Prince albums. Especially dig Family Name, truly expresses what it means to be an African American aka person of color. Truly dope Episode 1 and I look forward to subsequent ones!

I liked all of the interviews and insight. This was very informative for music and Prince lovers. The downside is that it’s only 4 episodes. It should have been 7, right?

It’s good and interesting but it took me a while to realize it was a commercial for the re-release of the 1999 album. I was wondering why they kept talking about the re-release. But, it’s an extended ad. Still - good interviews and stories.

As someone who was indifferent to Prince back in the day, I found the first episode of this podcast very interesting and informative. I"d never heard the story about the Rolling Stones' fans throwing bottles and rotten food at him and his band...what a horror. People can be so vile. The racial issue underlying this mess is not glossed over, but it's not turned into a big political thing either. At some point towards the end of the episode I realized I was hearing over and over again about the new boxed set with a ton of new songs and versions that we haven't heard before, and I realized this podcast was constructed around its release. In other words, it's a commercial. Fortunately, it's not a cheesy commercial, it actually has substance. I will keep listening to the next episodes and see if it holds my interest. One downside is that the woman narrating the story has a sing-songy, annoying voice that makes me want to tell her to tone it down or stop talking. She's enthusiastic, but it would have been good if someone had given her a few lessons on dialing it back a few notches. Oh well, nobody's perfect. At least she doesn't have a vocal fry, which is way, way worse.

Interviews are great. Some background information very interesting. Well worth the listen. Only issue, and don't be fooled it is an informertial for the heirs to sell the box set. What is next, the heirs suggest a to use a prince song in a capital one commercial. Strike that, they already did that.

So many awesome interviews! This is a one of kind podcast you all did an excellent job. I can imagine Prince would like what you all have created.

Love this!! Thank you guys!! 💜💜

So many rare glimpses into Prince’s life. I couldn’t stop listening!

Wonderful! Beautiful! Lovely! It makes me happy to hear all the stories and appreciate the man and the gifted genius he was. I wish there were never-ending episodes! Thank you for this great piece of work!

Insightful Inspiring Pure fun and amazing ☔️☔️☔️

I LOVED hearing these candid interviews with people that Prince worked with & knew on a deeper level. Each time I heard a familliar song from a performance I've never heard, my Heart stopped to listen with me! Thank you to all who contributed, the writing is informative & amazing, the music is delicious and I am forever grateful to these wonderful Podcasts a la Prince! (ps: to all the haters of "voices" and seeing these Podcasts only as ads, you're missing the PURPLE POINT, people) This is about Celebration, Peace & Love for the real Prince Lovers!! Deep Gratitude & Namaste to The Prince Estate!

The stories are great and from arguably Prince’s most glowing era. Best of all are the talks with Bobby Z, Lisa Coleman, Matt Fink, Dez Dickerson, Vanity and other key personnel who give you all sorts of behind-the-scenes stories that are awesome. Please, please so this for Purple Rain (album and movie).

This is just an ad for the reissue. Gross.

Gives you a great insight to the artist as well as the band. Hoping for a Revolution album in the future. Amazing talent, would love to hear new stuff from them.

Interviews make it worth listening to, but this is an infomercial for the 1999 boxed set. Would have preferred a creditable performer instead of a fangirl as narrator. Would definitely like a follow up on more of his career.

Please, please, please - that midwestern nasally voice has to go. It makes my ears bleed.

Great Podcast ..... now that (P) is gone, everybody can truly say what they saw. When he was alive, to describe him was like trying to describe a star moving a million miles per hour - hard to do ..... if at all !!!

Always searching for a new sound, a new music, a new voice—all new and diverse instruments in himself, he brought prolific artistic works into two millennium. What more, he was a songwriter that brought number one hits for other singers.