PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY

Andy's meatspace friend Thomas joins him in the studio at the top of PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY Tower to swap and discuss two movies. Andy had Thomas watch the 1965 Russ Meyer film Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!, and Thomas had Andy watch the 1985 Arch Nelson-directed adaptation of Gabrielle Lord's novel The Fortress, the made for HBO movie Fortress. Check out Thomas' photography on Instagram here. Check out Thomas'  TikTok profile here.

Andy has a craving for something sweet, so he leaves the comforts of PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY Tower and ventures out into the dark night. With only a mobile recording unit and his wits, Andy drives to a 7-Eleven and buys a pint of ice cream. What kind of ice cream will Andy get? You'll have to listen to find out.  

Adam Savage (not the Myth Busters guy) returns to PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY! In a new experiment for the podcast, Andy and Adam assigned each other albums to listen to. Adam assigned Andy the Frank Sinatra album Watertown, and Andy assigned Adam the Laurie Anderson album Big Science. Find out Adam and Andy's first impressions of these very different albums after listening to them for the first time. This episode has a lot of laughs and a lot of swears. Check out Adam's YouTube channel here. Buy Adam's books here. Become a patron of Adam here.

Our guest is Angus Upton of Youth Team! Andy talks with Angus and plays music from Youth Team's excellent new album, I Have Heard The Signal, I Am Waiting For The Call. Youth Team's latest record is available to listen to in its entirety and purchase in both digital and vinyl editions via Gerry Loves Records right now by going here.

Our guest is Adam Savage (not the Myth Busters guy)! Andy talks with Adam about their shared love of libraries, Adam's YouTube channel, Manga Studio 5, book reviews, Momus, Ariel Pink, Zatoichi, the frighteningly accurate predictions Adam has made using tarot cards, astrology, and more! Check out Adam's YouTube channel here. Buy Adam's books here. Become a patron of Adam here.

Andy goes solo and talks about the death of his 30-year-old CD player, taking his mom to get the COVID vaccine, Sayaka Murata's two novels: Convenience Store Woman and Earthlings, and Eric Andre's new movie, Bad Trip.

Andy goes solo and talks about fast food restaurants never having what he wants, getting a COVID test, and enjoying popular things, like Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa's song "Prisoner", and Rick & Morty.

Andy goes solo and talks about a couple Ursula K. Le Guin novels and a handful of graphic novels he blasted through over the weekend.

Andy goes solo and talks about a day trip into the city of Boston.

Andy goes solo and talks about landing a new job and the saying "What's for you will not pass you." He also talks about how cathartic it is to dispose of job-related materials from a former employer, and how the ephemerality of anything culinary arts-related is a complete turn-off. BONUS: Andy plays a recording his wife made of him snoring!