Episode 359
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy pays too much for a falafel wrap, thinks Chappell Roan's album is better than Charli XCX's latest, and plays a couple TikTok clips. On Rachel's Chart Chat, looks at the fictional band Deathtöngue from Bloom County. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 358
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy forgives Morrissey and plays clips of Jeff Goldblum quoting George Bernard Shaw and a professor who sings emo songs in sleeping students' faces. On Rachel's Chart Chat, looks at the '40s pop culture references in the book Starring Sally J. Freedman As Herself. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 357
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Our guest is the writer Gwen E. Kirby! Andy speaks with Gwen about her hilarious story collection, Shit Cassandra Saw. You can find a link to all things Gwen E. Kirby at her website . Purchase Shit Cassandra Saw wherever you get your books or via Bookshop.org . On Rachel's Chart Chat, wraps up her discussion on the Rush albums Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 356
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Our guest is Jason Lambeth from the band Red Pants! Andy speaks with Jason about his band's new EP, Pale Shadows. You can stream Pale Shadows and all of Red Pants' music on your favorite platform, or listen to and buy Red Pants' tunes in digital and physical formats at their Bandcamp site . On Rachel's Chart Chat, explores Rush's 1981 album, Moving Pictures. You can find a playlist for the Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 355
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy talks about buying costumes at Spirit Halloween, Viva Hinds, seeing Todd Rundgren in concert, and the Apprentice biopic. On Rachel's Chart Chat, explores Rush's 1980 album, Permanent Waves. You can find a playlist for the Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 354
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Geordie Greep breaks into Andy's brain, Vocal Fry Cops gets a live promo, and French erotic monster movie The Beast (1975) is embarrassingly bad. On Rachel's Chart Chat, reads selections from Platforms: A Microwaved Cultural Chronicle of the 1970s by Pagan Kennedy. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 353
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy's latest novel, Zero Percent Juice, is out! Buy it in paperback and ebook formats, worldwide, via Amazon . On the show, Andy doesn't understand why companies can never get artificially flavored apple and banana right., then he introduces his new impression: Vocal Fry Cops. On Rachel's Chart Chat, takes a look at Mothership Connection by Parliament. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 352
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy believes the free toothbrush the denist gives out is intentionally cheap. Also, we listen to a clip of young Brits defining "dad rock". On Rachel's Chart Chat, reads chapter 22 of Dellio & Woods' I Wanne Be Sedated. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 351
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy eats candy and talks about street bagels, Cormac McCarthy and movies with no film scores. Then he manages to connect Ingmar Bergman to Philip K. Dick and Richard Linklater. On Rachel's Chart Chat, covers The Cars' debut album from 1978. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
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Episode 350
PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY
Andy talks about going viral on TikTok, styptic pencils, 90s rockers acting badly, and Cigarettes After Sex being The National if they were horny. On Rachel's Chart Chat, concludes her look at Led Zeppelin's US singles. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat . Follow Rachel on Last.fm .
info_outlineAndy talks about Thurston Moore's memoir, the band Suicide's live performances, flatbread pizza, Nick Swardson's voice, No Country for Old Men, and Twizzlers. Also, we listen to clips of a woman interviewing parents and their young children outside of a movie theater showing the science-fiction horror film Alien in 1979, The Muff's Kim Shattuck talking about her preference of CDs over cassettes, and Margaret Cho talking about the people whom she saw succeed in showbiz vs those who didn't. On Rachel's Chart Chat, Rachel from Des Moines analyzes the soundtrack to Wet Hot American Summer, in honor of the movie taking place on August 18, 1981. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat here. Follow Rachel on Last.fm here.