In this special Thanksgiving edition, Thomas loses a pair of gloves, Mark and Thomas talk turkey carving tips, Thomas has no idea what Stitcher Radio is, Mark and Thomas talk commas, find a mutual love of semi-colons and explore the grossness of Bill C...

In this episode, The new Foxygen album is investigated, Mark and Thomas react to losing a bet to Bill Nevue over the latest War on Drugs release, Mark attempts a geometric comparison between Kurt Vile and the War on Drugs, Mark accuses Thomas of hating...

In this week's episode, Mark and Thomas talk about band name changes, the NFL, Ariel Pink's political leanings, the geography of the podcast's listeners, Kate Bush's first tour in decades, Mac DeMarco, Mark admits to riding Thomas' musical coattails. T...

In this new episode, Mark and Thomas relive their Pickathon experience, Mark reviews a Beck concert and La Roux's new album and Thomas claims local venues slack on finding talent during the summer. Featuring: San Francisco (Foxygen), Blue Boy (Mac DeMa...

(Repeat) In this week's episode Mark and Thomas discuss the upcoming female bands participating in Music Fest Northwest while also apologizing for butchering band names and song titles. This week's episode includes Rabbit Pushing Mower (Toy), Prison Girls

In this repeat of Episode 12 (originally aired 11/29/13), Mark and Thomas both end up wanting a homemade synthesizer produced by Neon Indian, Thomas plays tunes from his favorite labels, Mark says "corporate ogre" enough times that you could turn this epi

In this episode Mark tells Thomas that he's welcome to shower him with gifts, the word of the week gets a bit "lusty", Mark and Thomas melt in the heat, Thomas warns against riding the bus on hot days, a racist Jello ad pops up, Mark fears the dangers of

In this episode, Mark and Thomas break out a new segment called "Good Song, Bad Album". Featuring: Time (Flaming Lips feat. Stardeath and White Dwarfs), Plastic Man Man (Wooden Indian Burial Ground), In the Past (Mystic Braves), Young Hunter (Burning Palm

Episode 27; Thomas states that the true value of diamonds is derived from their usefulness as slashing devices in street brawls, Mark and Thomas navigate through all of the MusicFest NW bands, Thomas councils Mark on his outdated dictionary, Mark admits t

In this episode, Thomas explains mixtapes, Mark and Thomas talk about Tamale Boy, Mark talks about delivering anchovy pizzas. Featuring: Good Ass Intro (Chance the Rapper), They Don't Like Me (Childish Gambino), No Diggity (Chet Faker), Turtleman (Al Madr