Amber Chaney joins Greg to talk about the Phone Power song ECNALUBMA. Along with much discussion of the song, Amber takes Greg to task on his Spine criticisms and we hear Greg pronounce the song title roughly 1,000 different ways.

Greg has assembled a team of accordionists - Mari Morton, Bryce Hurst, Noah Daniel and Darrell Till - to talk about their favorite JL squeezebox riffs. Hear us discuss Subliminal, The Famous Polka, and many more!

Greg and guest Chris Tull talk about Sometimes A Lonely Way off of Nanobots. They get into the chillout factor of the song, the double videos, and punk rock.

Fellow teacher David Baker is here to chat about Number Three off TMBG's self-titled debut album. We talk about the different demo versions, that dang bari sax and singing in Greek, and find some sweet covers.

Chris Oliveira joins Greg to talk about Reprehensible off of Long Tall Weekend. Hear us talk about Mellotrons, crooning, and just how reprehensible and evil this character is.

Matt Flood of Asbestos Records joins Greg to talk about the song Am I Awake? off of the Indestructible Object EP. Matt talks about working with the Johns to put out TMBG vinyl, and we get into a lot of punk and record nerd talk.

Victor Fitzsimmons animated the official music video for It Said Something off Phone Power. We talk a lot about his animation style, which perfectly accents the bizarre lyrics to this Linnell tune.

First-time guest and artist Tim Gutowski visits the show to talk about When The Lights Come On off of I Like Fun. We talk about its sweet guitar licks, kick ass drums, and the importance of coffee breaks.

All three members of Chicago punk band Pet Symmetry are here to talk about Boss of Me! Erik, Evan and Marcus chat with Greg about the many versions of this song and how much ska rules.

Long-time friend of the show Lesley Gouger returns to the show to talk about Dinner Bell off of Apollo 18. Episode edted by John Walker.