300 Favorite Albums with James Campion

300 Favorite Albums with James Campion

James Campion

Veteran music journalist and author James Campion invites listeners into a lifelong passion project shaped by more than three decades of writing, listening, and obsessing over great records. Drawing from his personally curated list of 300 favorite albums, each episode brings a new conversation centered on one unforgettable release.

Joined by an eclectic mix of guests including fellow music writers, musicians, podcasters, creators, and people from his own circle, Campion explores the stories behind the music that shaped them. Together, they revisit personal memories, unpack the songs track by track, and place each album within the cultural moment that gave it life.

The series is both a celebration and a rediscovery. Some episodes spotlight beloved classics that feel like old friends. Others introduce hidden gems waiting to be heard for the first time.

300 Favorite Albums is a weekly journey through the records that define generations, hosted by James Campion and presented on the Pantheon Network.

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How many episodes are there of 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion?

There are 6 episodes avaiable of 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion.

What is 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion about?

We have categorized 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion as:

  • Music
  • Music Commentary
  • Music History

Where can you listen to 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion?

300 Favorite Albums with James Campion is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion start?

The first episode of 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion that we have available was released 20 February 2026.

Who creates the podcast 300 Favorite Albums with James Campion?

300 Favorite Albums with James Campion is produced and created by James Campion.