Bob Seger never needed smoke and mirrors. He didn’t care about trends, didn’t fake his image, and never moved out of Michigan. And now, One vs. The Feed has dropped one of its most personal, powerful episodes yet — a full-length journey through the life and music of one of America’s most grounded rock legends.

Titled Bob Seger: The Working Man’s Poet, the episode walks listeners through Seger’s rise from Detroit dive bars to national stardom — all without losing the blue-collar grit that made him who he was. From the explosive early energy of Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man to the world-weary truth of Turn the Page, from the soul-searching of Against the Wind to the pride-soaked anthem Like a Rock, this episode doesn’t just revisit the songs — it tells the story of the man behind them.

“He didn’t chase pop. He didn’t sell out stadiums with lasers and dancers. He sold them out with honesty,” host Bob Murray narrates in the episode’s closing segment.

This marks one of the most emotionally layered episodes in the One vs. The Feed catalog. It balances music history, personal commentary, and vivid storytelling — complete with background on Seger’s life, lesser-known facts (like his days selling cars before Live Bullet), and the emotional price of stardom.

Listeners will also hear how Seger stuck to his roots — living in Oakland County, spending summers near Harbor Springs, and never buying into the industry game. The episode ends with a powerful tribute to Seger’s legacy and a clear reminder that “rock and roll never forgets.”

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One vs. The Feed: Bob Seger – The Working Man’s Poet is streaming now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.
🎙️https://open.spotify.com/episode/52vcn9fEqZvNtOGHHpzweK?si=598900689a8544ed

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