ON (H)AIR with Good Dye Young

Hey ON (H)AIR listeners! Season 2 is coming, but first we want to hear from YOU! Fill out our audience feedback survey and tell us what you want to hear in Season 2! Head to our Twitter or Instagram @gooddyeyoung for the link! Thank you stinky stonkers!!!!!

SURPRISE! You thought we were done, didn't ya? Tune in to hear co-founders Hayley and Brian chat with Sweet Beef and Becca about GDY's newest line METALHEADS! Available now at gooddyeyoung.com!

It’s the season finale! And Beef and Becca decided to rank their coworkers from best to worst, and then bring them in for interviews! Hear from the president of this company who is most likely a vampire, learn about a cannibal in the office, and hear about how the intern fucked up.

Beef breaks an NDA and has an ominous nightmare while Becca gets catfished by a super big celebrity. Beef has listened to your feedback and has some corrections to make so be sure to tune in!

Brian O’Connor is on the podcast! Not going to lie, this podcast is a little bit more explicit than some of our other episodes so please listen with discretion! Beef and Becca ask Brian all kinds of questions about what it’s like to be BFF’s with Hayley, what it’s like going on the road, and questions about his FARM. YEAH GUYS, BRIAN HAS A FARM.

This woman just came into the office one day and won’t stop singing? Apparently she is from the band Paramore and co-owns this company? On this episode of ON (H)AIR we chat with Hayley Williams, Becca gets crabs, and Beef cries...HAPPY TEARS ONLY!

Beef sings Phantom of the Opera, Lani farts AGAIN, and Becca gets something waxed. Our AC broke this week so this episode was recorded in the HEAT. Hear about a special message that was on the wall of a salon, and do your best to guess exactly how long Lani’s hair is…

Get to know how Becca and Beef got their jobs, hear about how a complete stranger (Anna the lawyer from California) stole our luggage, and learn all about Beefs run in with Andy Milonakis at a Bass Pro Shop.

Welcome to ON (H)AIR, like on air, but with a pun, because we’re a hair dye company! You see, puns are important because they’re a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word which sound alike but have different meanings. Puns are a common source of humour in jokes and comedy shows. They are often used in the punch line of a joke, where they typically give a humorous meaning to a rather perplexing story. These are also known as feghoots. The pun, also known as paronomasia, is a form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term, or of similar-sounding words, for an intended humorous or rhetorical effect. These ambiguities can arise from the intentional use of homophonic, homographic, metonymic, or figurative language. A pun differs from a malapropism in that a malapropism is an incorrect variation on a correct expression, while a pun involves expressions with multiple (correct or fairly reasonable) interpretations. Puns may be regarded as in-jokes or idiomatic constructions, especially as their usage and meaning are usually specific to a particular language or its culture. Anyway, listen to our podcast!