(S3E12) Sam leaps into a very pregnant teenager and must convince her father to help her keep the baby.

TASCAM DR-100MK2

"8 1/2 Months” November 15, 1955

Andrew and Vieves consider the depiction of female friendship in commercials that are selling everything from beer to baseball tickets, posing the question: if two women never talk to each other, do they pass the Bechdel test?  Plus, they get outsmarted by a pizza commercial, and an SNL parody addresses an uncomfortable truth about fast food.

#370 Friends in Buy Places

Moment With Kevin - Infallible Word Of God

Superduo DeLeeni wrote and produced a theme song for the podcast tbtl.

DeLeeni is Sean De Tore and Celene Ramadan

http://tbtl.net
http://leeni.bandcamp.com
http://mynorthwest.com/mixtape
http://promqueenband.bandcamp.com/

DeLeeni - "tbtl theme song"

Feed The Streets (prod. DEQUEXATRON X000 Bobby Raps & DJ Tiiiiiiiiiip)

Cindy - Free Advice LP on Mt.St.Mtn.
http://www.mtstmtn.com/audio/mtn-25-cindy-free-advice

>> Free Advice offers a somber-yet-uplifting take on sobered dream pop. Imagine if Galaxie 500’s On Fire didn’t have a guitar solo or if The Trinity Session was stripped of its folk & blues roots; it’s just pure mood. Like sitting in a half-empty movie theater that’s playing Alphaville or Wild Strawberries and watching patron’s heads briefly illuminated from the screen; Free Advice (and all of the Cindy output) transfers you to these momentary worlds. 

Cindy is Karina Gill on guitar/vocals, Aaron Diko on synth/keys, Simon Phillips on Drums/Percussion, and Jesse Jackson on Bass/Keys + Simon and Jesse on backing vocals. The songs on Free Advice are these moments in mood: Phillips & Jackson’s rhythms create the foundation, while Diko’s keys rise and fall. Gill’s guitar rattles, vocals brood, and lyrics create these narratives that depict observers, not necessarily wronged rather, cautious and investigative of the world around them. 

“…Others have mentioned Galaxie 500 in reference to this, but this is bleaker in tone, more quizzical, maybe closer to Low’s harrowing take on slowcore. The vocals are intoned, murmured while the music moves steady and minimal behind it. The occasional loopy synth sound rises up in the mix, but it’s all very restrained.” - Glenn Donaldson, Freeform Freakout

Free Advice

06 Cindy - Fixed Idea

Hosts Andrew and Vieves talk TV commercials with their listeners, the Ad Council, in this weekly podcast. As the slogan says, they've got "hot takes on commercial breaks." Find them at afterthesemessagesshow@gmail.com

#370 Friends in Buy Places

After These Messages

Related tracks