The Pod That Jane Likes

107. Take All Day: Gilford to Camden

In Episode 107, PTJL recaps two nights in Gilford, NH and two in Camden, NJ—including a strong Camden Night 2 that closed out the first half of the 2025 Summer Tour. We also dig into “Take All Day,” the brand-new (or is it?) song that’s been appearing in the E1 slot and has us wondering what’s next for the back half of the 2025 Summer Tour. 

106. Richmond & Saratoga

In this episode, PTJL takes a deep dive into the excitement of two unforgettable two-night stands: one in Richmond, VA, and the other in Saratoga Springs, NY. They break down the highlights, memorable performances, and unique vibes of each show. Then team turns the mic over to the listeners, answering your burning questions and sharing insights on all things Pod That Jane Likes. Tune in for a mix of live show breakdowns and fan interaction! 

105. Summer So Far: A Mid Tour Check-In

In Episode 105, we recap the latest stretch of the tour with stops in Toronto, Clarkston, and two nights at Deer Creek. Then, we zoom out for our unofficial “State of the Union” of the 2025 Summer Tour—sharing what has stood out, what’s evolved, and what’s making this tour uniquely memorable.

104. Charleston to Chicago: A Summer Stretch

In this week's episode, we’re recapping six big stops on the summer tour — Charleston, Birmingham, Alpharetta, and Chicago. From standout setlists to unexpected moments, we cover the highs, the surprises, and everything in between. Then, we dig into one of our favorite topics: Encores. We each share the most unique and unforgettable encores we've personally witnessed — the kind that make you stay 'til the very last note.

103. Jane's Guest List: Renowned Vocal Coach Rob Stevenson Joins the Show

In our second installment of Jane's Guest List, we sit down with Rob "RAab" Stevenson—renowned vocal coach to Dave Matthews—for an inside look at the artistry, discipline, and evolution behind Dave's iconic voice. Rob shares stories from his years working with Dave, as well as many others, and offers insight into vocal performance on tour, and explains how he helps artists preserve their voice through the demands of life on the road. Whether you’re a longtime DMB fan or curious about the craft of vocal coaching, this candid and engaging conversation hits all the right notes.