Couple of Critics Podcast

I guess it's in your 40's that you succumb to The Police when you've always just been a headbanger. This week we listen to and discuss the album Regatta De Blanc by Stewart Copeland. Woops, I mean The Police.

This episode features an open letter.

Cousin Chris! That's right. He's back and it feels like he is trying to get back in our good graces by giving us an album by the parody mastermind known as "Weird Al" Yankovic! This week we listen to and review his twelfth album Straight Outta Lynwood.

This episode features an emergency.

Michelle chose to revisit the cult classic film, Welcome To The Dollhouse for some giggles. Do the years between viewings provide a different perspective? Will a Weiner win the adoration of two critics and hunky guitar player?

This episode features a lovely advertisement for a growing endeavor.

Compose

Write to Michelle Eisert

This week Sam has chosen possibly the shortest thing to review on the podcast ever which is a nice break for everybody! This week the album to be listened to and reviewed is Blatant Localism by skate punk legends JFA!

It takes only one doobie to make a man, but many doobies to make a brother. The critics decided to give The Captain and Me by The Doobie Brothers its due, dammit.

This episode features a little local business competition.

Get comfortable because this week the critics are listening to Can't Get Enough by Barry White. Will Sam learn anything from the master of love? Probably not.

This episode features a visit to Sam's room.

If you think that combining two words together to make a new word is fun, wait until you find out what makes the word "Ween." This week, the critics step into fresh territory as they review the album Quebec by Ween.

Podcast ad break? Nobody cares!

In true friendly fashion, the Jefferys stayed to record another episode! This time Tom decided to go the rare guest route and choose a movie. This week the film ripe for discussion is 1983's Strange Brew starring Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis. Will the adorable Moranis be enough to win Michelle over? Can Sam pretend Max von Sydow is Father Merrin the whole time? Not when he is crushing skulls! Listen, ya punk.

This episode features the inner dialogue of Sam's brain.

The Jefferys are b-b-b-back! This week, we take a trip down Annemarie's memory lane as we check out the album Lita by Lita Ford. Big hair, big attitudes, and big daddy Tom.

This episode is brought to you by a word we know too well.

All aboard! The hop hop train is rolling again because every now and then Sam decides to further his knowledge of rap and hip hop. Now it's time for Chuck D and Flavor Flav.! This week the critics listen to and discuss It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back by Public Enemy.

This episode features a song about shopping.