How do you improve on a parody of a pop song? Have someone else cover your parody cover! That's right, Littles, it's July and we're pulling out all the stops! Brad Weiss makes a miraculous recovery from his surgery, Jason Fuse pushes musical boundaries with Loyal, and Bill Barto makes his triumphant return with a TV Theme! All this plus new covers of Eagles and Nick Jonas (and obviously, most of you will immediately fast forward to the end to hear that one) and a mailbag full of iTunes reviews!

Starting with a meditation on how the jingles have consumed Rob Berg's life (and that of many of us, actually), we are treated to 5 great new songs including parodies of Wrecking Ball and 99 Problems. This episode also includes 3 demos from the run up to TK Jingles:LIVE 2015 including the West Side Story Quintet/Tonight and Forever In Blue Jeans. We also enjoy live tracks from the live event including Piano Man and have a mailbag with plenty of information for life courtesy of the Littles!

We open with a brief discussion of David Alridge's hilarious "outrage" over not being invited to TK Jingles: LIVE and segue to a recap of Rob Berg's "Balding Jordan Spieth" mini-viral moment. Featuring new music from Brad Weiss, Kj Ohnstad, Dave Mann, John D Bass, and Brennan! Plus 3 new selections from TK Jingles: LIVE including HE WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR CASH and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE FOR $3.69!! There's also a brief recap of the history of the jingle featuring Darius and Danny, a fun mailbag and a bizarre performance of Balding Jordan Spieth by a gal from Chile.

The most verbose episode in the history of the TK Jingles Prodcast, Jerry reflects on a special night in June 2015 where Tony Kornheiser joined 100+ Littles at a rainy bar patio in Springfield, VA to enjoy an evening of silly songs and lots of fun. This episode features 5 songs about that night plus 4 special LIVE recordings from Jerry, Brad, Jason, Kj, Jeff, Steve Lipton and John Neiswinger. And the MAILBAG segment at the end probably sets a new record for self indulgence but it was a joy to read.

This episode is devoted entirely to the evolution of the just-in-time jingle, a slowly burning flame which is suddenly taking over Tony's mailbag segment in a furious bonfire. From some tunes about Griffin to songs of skinmilk and arbor brides, Jerry will walk you through 25 hilarious songs documenting the evolution of the format.

A collection of 8 of the 1,000 or so new jingles uploaded to tkjingles.com in the past 7 days plus some bonus content from Nigel's Rubbish Bin and a few silly demoes. Recorded on the road in San Francisco, CA!

It's reached the point that Jerry is pulling straws to determine what to play. There are simply too many songs, it's a certainty we're overlooking some classic jingles. Still, there are EIGHT great new tunes, a highlight reel of the 2014 Nigel's Rubbish Bin, the #1 Jingle of the week (Someone Put Their Trash In Mine) and some bonus Beatles material. Add in a mailbag and a cheapshot directed at Brad Weiss and you have the best episode of this podacast yet!

An epic-ly long edition of the TK Jingles Prodcast that's worth listening to all the way through. Featuring NINE spectacular new jingles from the past two weeks, the debut of the TK Jingles Spinoff Prodcast hosted by Jason Fuse featuring an interview with Jerry Negrelli, a highlight of TK's favorite songs from the past week and a brand new mailbag. It's the best episode yet to be released on a Wednesday in May 2015.

Featuring several great new jingles including Gimme Some Mailbag by Patrick with help from Jason and John, Write Your Own Songs by Ron Moretti, Hey Windy by Jerry, Hulu Cabana by Byron Cotter and Jason, Les Boulez by Kj and Jason, It Wasn’t Me by Geoff Tanner and AARP! Plus 5 classic songs about stories Tony's told once or twice and a mailbag chock full of MAIL!

A parody of a song originally sung by Kim Jong Il, a tune about Syphillis and a guest spot by Patrick Moffett -- what's not to like? Also featuring wonderful new TK Jingles including Intergalactic Howard Fineman by judofuse, Chris Cilizza by rob in Pittsburgh, John Beck by Dylan, He Ain’t Breathing Adam Silver by JG, What If Tone Was One of Us by rob (again), Riptide by Kj, Golden Boys by John Neiswinger, and Where in the world did Bryce Harper’s Ring Go by Elliot Oshansky