Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Episode 547 episode of Sneaky Dragon – the podcast where it’s not at!

This week: too clean; SD promises; look who’s taxing; nerd rays; pop quiz; VanCAF society; selling it to the kiddies; art isn’t cheap; don’t take it for granted; replacement theory; rage culture; farting shots; lost nuance; no free lunch; virtual meet actual; mo’ tech, mo’ problems; reality advisor; bubble trouble; trust games; sales hypnotism; job cults; the leadership trap; making dreams real; Pixar rules; in on the jokes; travel plans; Old Spag Fac; tea crime; gaunch you culture; art plans; effortless; a deep dive into nothing; Top 5 songs featuring real people’s names; ruthless Phil Collins; murdering Batman; dim bulbs; all the Catwomen; caveman stomp; well-known killjoys; all-inclusive; courageous ice cream; comedy team tags; wishing wells; efficient pasta; animated miscegenation; English letters; love in a warm climate; smart Fellowes; and, finally, a stopping place.

Top 5 Songs featuring Real People’s Names Part Two

1. The Futureheads – “Man Ray” – The Futureheads, 2004 – 1:40:59
2. The Modern Lovers – “Pablo Picasso” – The Modern Lovers, 1976 – 1:47:53
3. Phil Ochs – “Jim Dean of Indiana” – Greatest Hits, 1970 – 1:53:50
4. Os Mutantes – “Rita Lee” – Mutantes, 1969 – 2:05:20
5. The Go-Betweens – “Lee Remick” – Able Label Records single b/w “Karen”, 1978 – 2:10:16

Question of the Week: You’re a teenager. What do you spend your fun money on?
Sub-question of the Week: If you visited France, where would you prefer to go: the art galleries, the restaurants or its beaches and scenery?

Thanks for listening.

Thanks to Louise for sending this vintage – and very nostalgic – movie poster from our distant pasts!