writer, reporter, friend of the show P.E. Moskowitz joins us to talk about the reasons everyone is unwell, their newsletter Mental Hellth, the DSM, the chemical imbalance model of psychiatry, and expert parallel parking. we dive into pop psychology YouTube to play “Helpful, Possibly Helpful, or Potentially Harmful”, plus lots of new music <3

stereo is enough! new music from sam gendel & sam wilkes, john carroll kirby, woo, more.enjoy watermelon <3

this is crisp flavor, filtered splendor

season 2 premiere / join us at this year’s women in media event/gala

what’s the energy what’s the system / Ariel Kalma needs help paying cancer treatment: https://www.gofundme.com/f/ariel-kalma-needs-help-with-paying-medical-bills?utm_campaign=p_cp_url

i am not grumpy garlic grandpa, i am gamer girlfriend

New York City Council Candidate for District 39 (Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, Gowanus, Park Slope, Kensington) joins us to talk about his campaign & the left’s objectives in City Council – plus new music, remembering Constance Demby, & more https://westforcouncil.com

Poet & editor of A Perfect Vacuum Judah Rubin joins us to talk about & read from his new chapbook Antiquarian Historiography out now on Oxeye Press. Judah takes your calls on Michael Douglas, the imminence of tortellini and what serves as lubricant to pasta salad in both the visceral present and the ostensibly societal… Continue reading Judah Rubin – Antiquarian Historiography

We spend 110 minutes on the music of pianist and composer Chick Corea, who died last month on February 9th. A strange and virtuosic figure with a blazing fast right hand and a pristine rhythmic and harmonic sense, Corea pioneered the fusion genre after working with Miles Davis in the late 60s and early 70s… Continue reading The Music of Chick Corea

Music from last year: tax the rich, cancel rent