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Maia and Krystine are joined by Jolie and Alex to discuss the group "Dyke Soccer", what gets them interested in watching the game, the new World Cup kits, and so much more.

Mentioned In This Episode:

New Kits

https://www.vogue.com/article/nike-unveils-the-us-womens-national-soccer-teams-world-cup-kit

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2018/11/2019-fifa-womens-world-cup-kit-overview.html

Colombia Professional Women’s League saved

Argentina works to professionalize women’s football

Media Recommendation:

Lewes FC (equality FC)

00:00 - Ep 5 // Jolie & Alex

01:10 - Intro

02:24 - This Week’s News

06:01 - Update on VAR

12:45 - Feature Conversation

41:25 - Outro

42:07 - Media Recommendation

44:34 - Finish

Pablo Dylan is a musician in an entirely new phase of his music career. With a past that dove headfirst into rap and saw collaborations with several high-profile artists and producers, he has re-emerged as a folk singer, slinging an acoustic guitar and quick-witted lyrical turns that reference the timeless, nostalgic sounds of another time. He joined us - along with guitarist Jimmy Harte - to share some of his latest batch of tunes with us in this intimate session.

The Finest Somersault EP is available now.

00:00 - Pablo Dylan

00:32 - Eye Of The Storm

02:49 - Interview - Pablo Dylan

05:18 - One Too Many Nights

07:15 - Interview - Pablo Dylan

12:39 - Violet Noon

15:45 - Interview - Pablo Dylan

16:38 - City On The Edge of Forever

18:50 - Interview - Pablo Dylan

19:17 - When We're All Free

22:28 - Outro

22:51 - Finish

And The Kids is a band from Northampton, MA. Formally a trio (with a member based in Montreal) they're currently operating live as the duo of Hannah Mohan and Rebecca Lasaponaro -- along with the extremely notable presence of album cover star and tour companion, Little Dog. The band plays engaging, indie rock that draws on post-punk and pop, making for a uniquely strange, but beautiful sort of experience. They stopped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn for this session.

When This Life Is Over is available now.

 

 

00:00 - And The Kids

00:24 - 2003

03:44 - Butterfinger

07:10 - Interview - And The Kids

10:49 - No Way Sit Back

15:29 - Interview - And The Kids

16:22 - Champagne Lady

20:42 - Interview - And The Kids

23:42 - Place To Believe In

27:15 - Outro

27:34 - Finish

In 2017, the Football Association of Norway agreed to an equitable pay agreement between their women and men's national team. In 2018, Iceland followed suit equal bonus agreement. Now in 2019, the USWNT are suing the USSF for gender discrimination. In this week's episode Maia and Krystine attempt to work out the details and complexities of the recent lawsuit. EEOC complaints, CBA negotiations, and NWSL salaries; we unpack it all in our attempt to understand what equality might look like for the USWNT.

Mentioned In This Episode:

VAR

FIFA $

USWNT lawsuit

CBA Negotiation timeline

Unusual Efforts

00:00 - Ep 4 // Equality

01:38 - Intro

09:30 - USWNT Lawsuit & Pay Gap

21:49 - Updates on Colombian National Team

25:17 - Media Recommendations

27:10 - Outro

27:57 - Finish

Rachel Ana Dobken is a unique musician. The multi-instrumentalist and see, based out of Asbury Park, NJ, first landed on our radar while drumming in another band, but in the years since has seen her own career as a strong frontperson take off, with her soulful, hook-laden indie rock finding a strong base in her local music scene. Here, she brings the RAD band to Serious Business Music, where she holds it down both behind the drums and on guitar.

When It Happens To You is available now.

00:00 - Rachel Ana Dobken

00:25 - Understand

04:46 - Interview - Rachel Ana Dobken

10:58 - Always

15:32 - Interview - Rachel Ana Dobken

18:18 - Belief Beneath

25:04 - Interview - Rachel Ana Dobken

26:45 - Everybody Wants

30:50 - Outro

31:13 - Finish

Bear Grass is a band based out of Troy, NY, made up of Katie Hammon, Ian White, August Sagehorn, and Tommy Krebs. The band is remarkably unassuming in their pop sensibility, with an offbeat sort of listlessness to their lyrics set atop a bed of tight classic indie rock grooves. They joined us at Serious Business Music in Brooklyn for this rare session.

Left is available now from Fivekill Records.

00:00 - Bear Grass

00:32 - Wash Over Me

03:36 - Unawake

06:36 - Interview - Bear Grass

07:22 - Red Berries

10:28 - Interview - Bear Grass

11:02 - Shadow On The Wall

14:23 - Interview - Bear Grass

16:23 - Snake In The Grass

19:58 - Outro

20:22 - Finish

A She Believes watch party, FIFA 2016, and Audre Lorde scores a golazo! In this episode Maia and Krystine discuss 13 year old girls turning pro, watching soccer as a non-soccer watcher with Jade Payne, and recent results from the She Believes tournament and other international matches.

Mentioned In This Episode:

Marta & her cryptic Instagram post

Why Does The NWSL Exist?

USWNT Inspirational Women Jerseys

Foot Feminin

Important Resources

Olivia Moultrie Nike Endorsement

Feb/Mar International Fixtures

 

00:00 - Second XI

01:21 - Intro

02:18 - News

11:20 - Chat with Jade Payne

14:30 - She Believes Cup

22:36 - Jill Ellis

27:49 - Other Tournament Results

31:33 - Media Recommendations

32:15 - Outro

32:59 - Finish

Brian, Alex, Madi, and Dan are the Brooklyn-based band, Shelter Dogs. Always up for a good party, they’ve got a great garage/powerpop sound that sets them apart from many of the borough’s other reverb-n-riffs rockers. The band stopped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to shake things up for us in this lively session.

Crashing a Party with Shelter Dogs EP will be available on tape and digitally from King Pizza Records in Spring 2019.

00:00 - Shelter Dogs

00:24 - Something For The Pain

04:29 - Interview - Shelter Dogs

04:51 - Anything For You

08:20 - Interview - Shelter Dogs

11:55 - Someday Is Starting Now

15:39 - Interview - Shelter Dogs

18:55 - Ballad of the Shelter Dogs

21:46 - Interview - Shelter Dogs

21:49 - Little Death Wish

26:21 - Outro

26:44 - Finish

Bel Aviv is the new project from NYC’s Karen Kanan Correa and Sivan Harlap, whose 00’s band Demander was a staple of the local scene (their later projects Futurebrite, Writer and Dams of the West kept things rockin’ as well). Now, as they prepare the debut Bel Aviv EP alongside Frightened Rabbit’s Andy Monaghan, the band dropped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to share what they appropriately call “breakup beach songs” for this session.

“Sun & Air” is the first single from Bel Aviv, available now.

00:00 - Bel Aviv

00:26 - West Coast

04:18 - Interview - Bel Aviv

08:24 - Sun And Air

12:04 - Interview - Bel Aviv

14:28 - The Hit

18:27 - Interview - Bel Aviv

20:58 - Foreverness

25:59 - Interview - Bel Aviv

28:10 - Everything Is Here

32:35 - Interview - Bel Aviv

33:35 - Outro

33:50 - Finish

Maia and Krystine discuss the 1999 World Cup and chat with writer and producer Adele Jackson-Gibson.

Mentioned In This Episode:

Colombia u-17 & WNT members speak out

Female soccer players in Colombia denounce discrimination

Ante Milicic named head coach of the Matildas

NWSL & A&E break partnership

1999 Penalty Shoot Out (USA v China)

Sissi free kick (Brazil v Nigeria)

Equal Playing Field

World Cup Technical Report

1999 Women's World Cup (soccer politics)

The Secret History of Mexican Women's Futbol

00:00 - Ep 2

02:40 - This Week In Women’s Soccer

06:42 - Interview with Adele Jackson - Gibson

26:25 - Memories and Takeaways from the 1999 World Cup

37:10 - Media Recommendations

38:31 - Outro

39:24 - Finish