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Dear listeners! We've missed you! We had to take a hiatus suddenly due to a family illness, but all is slowly getting back to normal. We're excited to be podding once again!
Journey with us back to 1999... the place is Padua High School. The soundtrack is pretty great. The teenagers... have an interesting way of speaking.
Have you ever:
...lit a cigarette using a bunsen burner?
...worn an empathy belly to feel the full weight of your decisions?
...eaten a live duck (everything but the beak and feet)?
...learned French for Alex Mack?
...unknowingly helped your guidance counselor write a dirty novel?
We burn, we pine, we perish. We celebrate Heath Ledger and his musical/dance number, compare how this high school was similar and different from ours, and play "Two Degrees of Heath Ledger" to reveal which 10 Things actors we met in person! We get into the soundtrack, our favorite tracks, and our favorite songs that didn't make the official soundtrack, but still rock! Thanks for your excellent guidance. We'll let you get back to Reginald's quivering member.
Heath Ledger sings!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nebaBmsafv8
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Originally recorded March 26, 2023
Hello…? You’ve reached the winter of our discontent. And we’d like to buy you all a coke. Just don’t steal any Snickers.
Get yer shoes on, Steve Zahn! It's movie soundtrack March, and we're so excited to talk about one of our favorites - Reality Bites! We get into: our favorite songs from the film, both on and off the official soundtrack; our shared appreciation for the wit of Janeane Garofalo; the social issues facing recent college grads during the mid-90s and how frighteningly little society seemed to care; some of the verbiage in the movie that we don't care for; Juliana's experience seeing Squeeze in concert; how we wish Vickie was real because we really want to hang out with her; and Ethan Hawke's original song - and his other singing credits we discovered along the way!
Heel turn! No more I love yous! This week we discuss our top "breakup" songs.
Welcome back! Valentine's Day is coming up soon, so we're taking a break from our usual format to discuss our favorite love songs of all time.
On the east coast we ride! Quite literally. Everything's gonna be all right now! On this episode, we get into Good Charlotte's self-titled album from 2000.
Welcome back! This week, we piece together our misplaced memories of the time we saw MxPx in 2001 instead of studying for finals, and we get into their 2000 album, The Ever Passing Moment. Sorry this ep is a day late - don't hate us forever, we're better late than never!
Bite your lip and close your eyes, basket cases! This week we have a blast discussing Green Day's 1994 album Dookie!
If You Have To Ask, we had a blast going back to 1991 with our favorite Funky Monks!
The world has turned and left us here to discuss Weezer's 1994 album, better known as the Blue Album.
Discussion includes: muppets - we just can't stop with the muppets; the bizarre situation that caused Meghan to get into Weezer; the life's-so-rad conversation in "Undone (The Sweater Song)"; we reminisce about how everyone lost their minds over the "Buddy Holly" video (we certainly did!); the relaxed Freaks-and-Geeks-y vibe of "In The Garage"; if we could work with any celebrity we want it to be a muppet; Juliana reminds us that it was Weezer that made being nerdy cool; and recurring "Covers" and "Period Piece" segments, and why not a new one about muppets? Join us again next week for more Ye Olde Muppets.
Our favorites from this album: Undone (The Sweater Song), Say It Ain't So, The World Has Turned and Left Me Here, In The Garage, Holiday, My Name Is Jonas
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Originally recorded December 17, 2022
Hey! So glad you could make it! This week, we're talking about the Hole album "Celebrity Skin" from 1998.
Discussion includes: Courtney Love's no-BS attitude; recurring themes in Celebrity Skin; celebrity feuds and gender bias; Billy Corgan's involvement in the album; other females prominent in rock at the time (Fiona Apple, The Breeders, Tori Amos, Joan Osbourne); the "Gold Dust Woman" cover; and of course our "covers" and "period piece" segments.
Our favorites from this album: Petals, Dying, Playing Your Song, Use Once & Destroy, Awful
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Originally recorded December 10, 2022
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