Listen to our interview of filmmaker Ava Farrar!
Listen to our interview of filmmaker Ava Farrar!
You're never too old to learn something new, which may be one of the few things that Tom and I aren't too old to do. Apparently, MEAM stands for Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memory, which is a long way of describing the playlist we created with our guest, Ava Farrar. Her dad's song, "Windfall," was one such MEAM for her.
The final scene from Diggstown-- great cast, great twist, great finish to one of the best fight films.
A great live performance at the CBGB in New York. The Dead Boys were brief shining stars in the punk movement that CBGB's played such a critical role in launching. Listen to our interview with Gabriel Rotello to learn even more -- he was there for it all.
Watch this video featuring the #1 draft pick from our "No Pretty Voices" draft, Chuck Cleaver, lead singer for Ass Ponys and Wussy. The song is Ass Ponys' "Little Bastard."
So many scenes from John Hughes films from which to choose--we decided to go short, to the point and from our #1 John Hughes film:
This scene also inspired Tom's Loft of Wisdom quote this week, but it's too damn good to not also be the episode spotlight. Thanks to Coach Keen for joining us and inspiring Tom and I...and hopefully our listeners too.
We made a great playlist with H'Aeniese centered around voices that send you. In typical fashion, Chris may have mispronounced Muni Long's first name. So, let's correct that mistake and play the outstanding song by a voice that truly sends you.
There are many great scenes from the many Die Hard movies. This is one of the best from the original. Let us know what your favorite Die Hard moment is by emailing us at thirdsongin@gmail.com
Video for Tom's Staff Pick this week: S.G. Goodman's cover of the Butthole Survers' "Pepper." Check out Goodman's new album, (Re)Planting by the Signs.
Bare Jr rock it out on The Conan O'Brien show. This was the band's television network debut.
Great news story on Amy's work to spread her work to as many as people as possible with SpeakOut4MentalHealth. Tom and I couldn't be more proud to have had Amy on our podcast.
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