A dope show it was! Rebecca Black co-hosted, Super Whatever stopped in, Seb Lefebvre gave away some tickets, The UMA called in and as an added bonus to the podcasted version of the show I threw in my interview with 90’s Kids!
“Life’s too short to be worried ’bout whatever So you keep shining in the sun but I like the night time better” For Sleeping With Sirens fans who were less than supportive of the band’s necessary and fruitful detour into a more pop-like expression on Madness, How It Feels To Be Lost will hail a return to heavier rock. Don’t expect anything you’ve heard from the band before though. This record is its own creation. It’s clear how their previous two albums informed the new record’s particular texture and variety. How It Feels To Be Lost sounds like… Read more »
Finn joins #WW to talk about Washington apples, the relevance of genre, and The Punk Rock MBA.
We’re celebrating two new releases from very different genres: Us and Shazam! We also dig into the current state of movies on the latest Geek Girl Riot.
On this week’s Geek Girl Riot we chat to Taraji P. Henson all about What Men Want, then dig into the line between comedy and mockery in rom-coms and beyond.
First show in the new idobi studio and I had the honor of De’Wayne Jackson joining me to co-host! The Transparent Tones called in with Jack Barakat of All Time Low and I called Sink In PLUS I decided last minute to check in on 7715
Writer/director Heather Taylor chats about her projects, the value of making a short film, and drawing inspiration from different environments.
This is an album that needs to be savored, that takes time to truly get, but once it all clicks together you’ll be impressed by just how clever The 1975 is.
Geek Girl Riot’s got a trifecta of goodness for you today: Our Rioters speak with Jay Ali, and Keith David, then get into The Haunting of Hill House.
We’re getting into the spooky season on Geek Girl Riot with a review of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Then we head back to Capclave to talk Afrofuturism.
