Episode 15: Top 5 Bands
In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley wraps up his "Music March" series with a high-energy and wide-ranging conversation about his favorite bands of all time.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

• Copyright 2026

Episode 15: Top 5 Bands

In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley wraps up his "Music March" series with a high-energy and wide-ranging conversation about his favorite bands of all time.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley continues his "Music March" series with a diverse and deeply personal list of his top five solo artists. True to the spirit of the show—where being subjective is the objective—Jeremiah leans into an eclectic mix of genres, influences, and eras that reflect both his musical tastes and personal experiences.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

• Copyright 2026

In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley continues his "Music March" series with a diverse and deeply personal list of his top five solo artists. True to the spirit of the show—where being subjective is the objective—Jeremiah leans into an eclectic mix of genres, influences, and eras that reflect both his musical tastes and personal experiences.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

• Copyright 2026

Episode 13: Top 5 Albums of the 1980s (Five for the Drive)

In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley continues his "Music March" series with a nostalgic and opinionated look back at some of his favorite albums from the 1980s. Jeremiah takes listeners through his personal top five list—an eclectic mix that reflects both the records he wore out on cassette growing up and the albums he respects for their songwriting, musicianship, and cultural impact. Welcome to the weirdest top five you've ever hear, the whole list is completely subjective… because on Five for the Drive, being subjective is the objective.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

• Copyright 2026

Five for the Drive – Episode 12

Top 5 90s Grunge & Alternative Albums

Five for the Drive is back! After a long break, Jeremiah returns with a refreshed version of the show — now with video episodes available on YouTube.

For new listeners, the concept is simple: each episode features a completely subjective Top 5 list designed to spark conversation, debate, and maybe even a little outrage during your drive.

This week kicks off Music March, and the first list dives into Jeremiah’s Top 5 favorite 90s grunge and alternative albums.

Got a different Top 5? Think something should’ve made the list? Let Jeremiah hear about it.

Upcoming episodes will tackle topics like:

• Top 5 80s Albums• Top 5 Bands• Top 5 Solo Artists

Looking ahead to April, themes will include:

• Top 5 Comedians & Funny People (April Fools)• Top 5 Movies Featuring Monkeys & Apes (Ape-ril)• Top 5 Roller Coasters (Spring Roll)

New episodes drop weekly.

Instagram: ⁠@JeremiahIsley⁠X: ⁠@JeremiahIsley⁠Facebook: ⁠Jeremiah Isley⁠

Host: Jeremiah IsleyProduced by: Jeremiah IsleyEngineered by: Jeremiah Isley

© 2026 Crooked Path Productions

Coming SoonFollow JeremiahCredits

Five for the Drive – Episode 12

Top 5 90s Grunge & Alternative Albums

Five for the Drive is back! After a long break, Jeremiah returns with a refreshed version of the show — now with video episodes available on YouTube.

For new listeners, the concept is simple: each episode features a completely subjective Top 5 list designed to spark conversation, debate, and maybe even a little outrage during your drive.

This week kicks off Music March, and the first list dives into Jeremiah’s Top 5 favorite 90s grunge and alternative albums.

Got a different Top 5? Think something should’ve made the list? Let Jeremiah hear about it.

Upcoming episodes will tackle topics like:

• Top 5 80s Albums
• Top 5 Bands
• Top 5 Solo Artists

Looking ahead to April, themes will include:

• Top 5 Comedians & Funny People (April Fools)
• Top 5 Movies Featuring Monkeys & Apes (Ape-ril)
• Top 5 Roller Coasters (Spring Roll)

New episodes drop weekly.

Instagram: @JeremiahIsley
X: @JeremiahIsley
Facebook: Jeremiah Isley

Host: Jeremiah Isley
Produced by: Jeremiah Isley
Engineered by: Jeremiah Isley

© 2026 Crooked Path Productions

Coming SoonFollow JeremiahCredits

Episode 13: Top 5 Albums of the 1980s (Five for the Drive)

In this episode of Five for the Drive, Jeremiah Isley continues his "Music March" series with a nostalgic and opinionated look back at some of his favorite albums from the 1980s. Jeremiah takes listeners through his personal top five list—an eclectic mix that reflects both the records he wore out on cassette growing up and the albums he respects for their songwriting, musicianship, and cultural impact. Welcome to the weirdest top five you've ever hear, the whole list is completely subjective… because on Five for the Drive, being subjective is the objective.

Links:

• Jeremiah Isley on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremiahisley

• Crooked Path Productions: https://crookedpathmedia.com

Credits:

• Host: Jeremiah Isley

• Produced by Jeremiah Isley in association with Crooked Path Productions

• Copyright 2026