A Musician and A Filmmaker

Tony joins us once again to talk about his favorite band's favorite album, and Greg once again is put on the spot to give his opinion on something he's never heard until now.Tony's Substack: https://tonyisapoet.substack.com/

Lucas from Studio Sparks joins us again to talk about two Bright Eyes albums released on the same day in 2005, as well as the upcoming Panda Bear and Sonic Boom album "A ? Of When".

Here's the thing: Jordan and Greg watched The Thing and talked about The Thing. We've been doing this for 3 years and that's another thing.

Blag Dahlia of the Dwarves returns to the show to discuss their newest album "Jenkem", out now on Greedy Media!

This month we're joined by our longtime internet pal Offbeat Kiki to discuss the greatest album ever made (at least in the 21st century), Animal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion!

Our most G-rated episode to date, this wholesome family topic is explored, featuring puppets and many valuable lessons for your little tikes! Sponsored by Hershey's Chocolate and Minute Maid Lemonade.

Two humans make sounds about Pet Sounds; you listen.

Our third movie with our third chair, Tony DeGenaro, focuses on a trio of bad hombres in the (Spanish? Italian?) West in their search for unheard of amounts of gold. SPOILER ALERT: Greg shaves his beard off in this one. (So you should probably just watch it on YouTube, eh?)

Brian Weitz (Geologist from Animal Collective) joins us once again to discuss (another?) solo debut album, "Can I Get A Pack of Camel Lights" now out on Drag City Records!