Allston Pudding Presents: The Puddcast

On the here SEASON TWO FINALE of this here dang ol' dang ol' Puddcast, Allston Pudding writer Ben Bonadies joins Harry live in the studio to dissect that enigmatic figure that has swept the meme world: the quirked up white boy with a little bit of swag bustin it down sexual style goated with the sauce. This is a shitpost.

Dallas-DAMOYEE is one of Berklee's brightest lights. She's a singer-songewriter, multi-instrumentalist, all-around content creator. She stopped by the show to discuss her latest single "Ride With Ya," as well as her 2019 album The Whole Truth. And to talk all things TikTok with Harry.

Which Michael Bay movies are good? Do jelly beans suck? Will we get arrested if we smash the Ronald Reagan jelly bean mural? These are the burning questions we take on for this week's episode of the Puddcast with special guests Spooky Boys, an indie band out of Portland, OR, who are also here to promote their new EP "Which Ways Up."

Beats By Girlz Boston is a pretty rad organization, we think. They offer women and gender-expansive people the opportunity to learn music production, a field that gender minorities have historically been excluded from. For this episode, we're joined by four of the group's members: Naomi Westwater (taking over as host for the episode), Ximena Rivas, Maria Bartolotta, and DJ Slick Vick.

Though she has since moved to New York, Emma Jayne wrote and recorded her debut album while she was a student at Boston University. Her upbeat, honest, and down-to-earth songwriting is sure to bring a smile to your face.

As one of Boston's finest purveyors of dance music grooves, VQnC is for sure a good source for high quality tips on self-care, living out a hot n' healthy summer, and whether or not HOUSE IS BACK BABY! She and Harry make plans to go thrift shopping. Eat your heart out, Macklemore (and Ryan Lewis).

If you don't know Cliff Notez... what the hell are you doin with your life, my dude? He's only one of Boston's most talented artists. Whether it's music, film, photography, painting, and more, he's an artist and organizer like the city has never seen. He sits down with us this week to talk about what he's been working on lately.

Do you want to know what the Puddcast's rising sign is, baby?

This week, local R&B singer/songwriter Ava Sophia joins us to talk about the myriad new possibilities that are possible when writing songs about that capital-L Love. swoon