Tree River is about to release a brand new album, Time Being, on April 1 via Big Scary Monsters. I caught up with Trevor Friedman and Phil Cohen to learn how the two started to collaborate on music, how Time Being came to life, and how Max Bemis of Say Anything got into the mix.
Get ready to update your TV watchlist with the latest Geek Girl Riot—then get philosophical as our Rioters discuss what it means to have Villain Schadenfreude Syndrome.
On episode #88, Wesam is joined by producer, director and podcaster, MATT D’ELIA! They discuss his film AMERICAN ANIMAL, his podcast MATT D’ELIA IS CONFUSED,family life, today’s culture, his sickness that debilitated him for a few years, Wesam’s road rage and more…Enjoy!
On our next episode Wesam is joined by friend and co-star of FOR THE PEOPLE, BRITT ROBERTSON! They discuss behind the scenes stories from the upcoming season of FOR THE PEOPLE, their on set shenanigans, Britt’s recent dog attack, the movie FREE SOLO, Jasmine’s doppelgänger, confirmation that DROOPY DOG is Wesam when he’s sick, and more…Enjoy!
Diarra Kilpatrick joins Geek Girl Riot for her very own Whachudoin’? to talk her ABC show American Koko, her new pilot The Climb, and more. Plus, a tasty 60-Second Secret about the Great British Bakeoff.
Time to get your passports stamped, ’cause this week on Geek Girl Riot we’re traveling all over the geekdom: The Good Place, Doctor Who, and Star Wars.
This Thanksgiving, bring your earbuds to the dinner table, so you can turn up the volume and enjoy eating until you can’t anymore (and then some) with Man Of The Hour. On the latest episode, Pat and non-sick Seb provide plenty of interesting conversation starters for your family gatherings this holiday, like Uber in India and why Jay Z is amazing. They’ll also chat about Shah Rukh Khan (repeatedly) and #bringbackthePat. Hear it all here, on Man Of The Hour! Brought to you by, Sonos. You provide the friends and the home and SONOS provides the chef and the home… Read more »
This Thanksgiving, bring your earbuds to the dinner table, so you can turn up the volume and enjoy eating until you can’t anymore (and then some) with Man Of The Hour.
Better Off’s nostalgic emo punk effort is a remarkable display of skill and maturity that you wouldn’t usually expect on a debut album.
On their appropriately titled debut LP, Youth, Citizen unsurprisingly addresses coming-of-age angst – typical fodder for most young, earnest pop punk bands – yet somehow they accomplish it without sounding stale or cliche.
