Eddie Vedder

Rob Mahoney, a basketball expert from The Ringer, discusses the thrilling Knicks vs. 76ers playoff battle and the surprising success of the Indiana Pacers. He offers insights into player performances and the future of several NBA teams. Later, Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament share their creative journey, reflecting on their new album 'Dark Matter' and memories from their early days in Seattle. They also delve into the intersection of music and sports, revealing the camaraderie between musicians and athletes as they navigate their unique challenges.

Eddie Vedder, Pearl Jam frontman and longtime EB fundraiser, shares recollections of the early Seattle grunge scene and his memorable SNL night where he played three songs. He draws surprising parallels between music and stand-up, discusses his Netflix documentary Matter of Time on epidermolysis bullosa, and tells stories from movie cameos and how Martin Short convinced him to quit smoking.

Zane interviews Eddie Vedder, Chad Smith, Josh Klinghoffer and producer Andrew Watt. They discuss their collaboration 'Earthling', touring, Pearl Jam, and the importance of capturing inspiration. They explore the significance of Chicago and Seattle, choosing the right color for a song, and the beauty of unexpected collaborations.

Eddie Vedder, the iconic lead singer of Pearl Jam, shares his insights on the evolution of rock music and its emotional depths. He humorously discusses common misunderstandings in language and reflects on the roots of his musical journey. The conversation touches on the significance of songwriting, personal experiences of love and loss, and the dynamic energy of live performances. Vedder also candidly explores the vulnerabilities of rock musicians, advocating for deeper emotional connections and support among men.

Join Eddie Vedder, the legendary lead singer of Pearl Jam and activist, alongside bassist Jeff Ament, a melodic mastermind and visual artist. They reflect on their incredible journey from punk roots to rock stardom, sharing memorable stories from their early days and the intertwining of music with Seattle basketball culture. With nostalgia for iconic venues and the challenges of today’s music scene, they also delve into their new album, ‘Gigaton,’ and the creative rebirth it represents, alongside humorous tales of encounters with Dennis Rodman.