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The triumphant return of Less Rock, More Talk. In which Lila and Will are joined by Mr. Steven Thomas and Bebeh Keene and Tristy. Discussions are held on the topics of babies (duh), bowling jokes, violence and vikings, GPS, changing tables, peculiar occurences, 80s pulp literature, the relative merits of Leonardo DiCaprio's facial hair (or lack thereof), and behind the scenes of a radio broadcast studio. Hilarity ensues.
In the absence of The Lila Cugini, Your Old Pal presents "An Aural History of Living in New York". Yes, Will is old. But at least you'll get to hear the likes of Ramones, REM, Iron Maiden, The Vipers, Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians, Pixies, Sonic Youth, Lunachicks, King Missile, God Is My Co-Pilot, Marc Ribot, and Baron Down. Tune in next week for the thrilling conclusion! Your Old Pal Will promises to improve his narrative ability.
On this thrilling episode of Less Rock More Talk, The Lila Cugini and Your Old Pal Will are joined by Steve Ausburne and Erik Bowman to discuss such scintillating topics as massage school, Trivia Crack, brain stimulation, twerking, floorsitters, kids these days, senior discount buffets, our future selves, the true ISIS, professional band drafting, heckling, bronies, and Nazi meth labs.
In which The Lila Cugini and Your Old Pal Will are joined by @heypoindexter to discuss the general topic of New Zealand. We touch on the correct pronunciation of Dunedin (because Will is obsessed with The Clean), airport security, immigration and the New Zealand Skill Shortage List, weta (no not that weta, the other weta), accents, Peter Jackson, Bag End, Lila's new career as a writer of Shire domestic drama, Taika Waititi, sports, the blight of cross-fit upon Santa Rosa public parking, the rain (always the rain), and once again Lila is haunted. We also hear music by The Clean and Tall Dwarfs.
In which The Lila Cugini and Your Old Pal Will are joined by Caitlin Childs and Steven Thomas to discuss awakening your senses to your hip, food prep, cats, Hawai'i and why chia seeds will not turn you into a Tarahumaran runner (unless you are actually Tarahumaran).
In which The Lila Cugini and Your Old Pal Will are joined by Leilani Clark to discuss Ace Reporter vs Senior Correspondent, Will is a Man out of Time, the Decline and Fall of Journalism, hashtag selfie, the eyes have it, self-diagnosing on the internet, men who make passes at girls who wear glasses, KP dooty, the therapeutic effects of the Super Moon, California's silent agriculture, ritual del lo habitual, robbed of sight leads to the inevitable Little House on the Prairie discussion, sympathy or lack thereof for indigenous populations in American entertainment, Little House on the Prairie meets Lady Chatterley's Lover, Jane Seymour - Attractive Medicine Woman, how to turn your Country & Western career into an acting career, Lila brings self-esteem back into the discussion, scandalous age differences, turns out Brad Pitt is older than Angelina Jolie, Lila and Leilani are cradle robbers (and Will remains silent on the topic), how to wreck your career without resorting to hookers and blow, your mom is unreliable, sexism in the workplace, motherhood and caffeine, self-esteem as a commercial transaction, Will accidentally references Forever 41 21, mutton dressed as lamb, Courthouse Square: What a dump, everyone wants to bray no one wants to pay, lost and found, how to distract your child, telephonic escapism, The Scourge of Righteous Indignation, Will's dream retirement: yelling at children from his porch while throwing empty beer cans at them, the pressure of demands on the modern Lila, the heyday of The 50/50s, unsolicited advice, the trick of high self-esteem is being able to confidently give advice to those with low self-esteem, gender bias, be here now (or later), The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem should not be confused with The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, Impostor Syndrome, asking the moon for advice, Leilani reports on some rad women in Roseland, a strict chia-seed diet.
