You're Not Weird

No one in studio, nothing prerecorded, just Eric talking about concerts he saw over the past 2 weeks. Also, the show opens with a rock block! Haven't done that in a while.

Later in the show, author Curtis Pinklebip calls in to talk about his biography of Pavement!

Music in this episode:

The Renegade - 13 Women

Trash Queen - War Damn

Courtney Barnett -Avant Gardner (Live on WFMU with Irwin Chusid, June 2014)

You're Not Weird makes it's triumphant return with special guests! Tim Stefaniak from Backwards Zero is in studio to talk about his new record. Also in studio, writer/photographer Joe Difazio! Rock and Roll White House, a sanitation department employee calls in, this is a great one.

Backwards Zero can be found here: http://backwardszero.bandcamp.com/

Joe's article about the black bun whopper can be found here: http://theleftovermedia.com/2015/10/02/the-garbage-king-the-new-low-a-review-of-the-burger-king-halloween-menu/

All music on this episode is from Backwards Zero (except the part that's by The Ramones and Bruce Springsteen).

Please buy the products advertised on this show. Ruben Tupper calls in to talk about his time in the minors. Something terrible happens to Dan. What happens next episode? Who knows!

Songs in this Episode:

Chastity Belt - Cadaver (live on the Evan Funk Davies show) from the Free Music Archive

The first ever episode of Diamond Dudes. Dan, Chris, and Eric introduce their new brand and get right into talking about the legendary 1994 Montreal Expos. They go over background info about the team and a former president calls in to talk about what life was like in 1994. Later they dive into Game #1 against the dreaded Houston Astros. Buckle up, this is only episode 1 of 160.

It is the 24th canonical episode of You're Not Weird. There is some confusion and Lil Reggie calls in from inside a celebration submarine. Whatever, gotta celebrate whenever you can.

Music featured in this episode:

Leigh Cheri LIVE on DIWhy (you can hear the whole set at WEMFRadio.com)

Sergey Cheremisinov - Crystal Echoes

Ty Segall - Brass Knuckles (Personal and the Pizzas cover)

Health - Stonefist

All songs (except for Health and Leigh Cheri) can be found at the freemusicarchive.org

Hot Load Dave is back. He's kind of stoned and maybe a little depressed? At some point Eric says Mark Wahlberg is the Bourne Supremacist and that's a joke but it might have been missed. A sound collage about presidents and then some Tom Brady talk, it's a solid episode, not top 3, but definitely not bottom 3.

Music from the episode:

Mac Quayle - Hacking Steal Mountain (from Mr. Robot soundtrack)

YEYEY - Wild Things (Instrumental)

Ruby Rose Fox - Live on The Rob Potylo Entertainment System on WEMF

Dan is in studio and talks to Eric about stuff that are a thing now like Donald Trump and getting old and Banksy. Then a guy named Hot Load Dave calls in and wants to talk about bogs and swamp culture.

The music in this episode was all from the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org):

Los Margaritos - Me Ando Derritiendo

Fields of Ohio - The Libra Lunologists

The Whines - Vacation

Eric takes calls about the topic "yeah, we get it" and talks about pizza, social media stuff, and a little bit about Dr. Dre. Then a guy named Wrinkles calls in and everything goes off the rails. This is a good one.

This was a sloppy episode from the start. Dude Talk going strong as always. Fan favorite and basically famous person Dan is back to do some radio stuff. Trevor from Sloan Kettering High calls in. An old friend calls in and gives high schoolers advice about smoking and women (disclaimer: it's terrible advice except for the no smoking part). A very sloppy episode, lots of weird things happened!

Eric talks to Nick about his new and big and exciting project. Find out more about Nick and see other stuff he's created at http://nemoore.tumblr.com/ and https://nemooredesign.wordpress.com/

Later, Rick calls in to talk about the new Pavement release as well as, other pieces of art that he's into.

This is an 8/10 episode probably.