Name: Episode 5: The Secret Life of the American Family by Leave a Message After the Tone
Duration: 7 min 31 s
Description: As much as it feels like family dynamics never change (fighting with your not-liberal-enough dad about politics, bonding with your sister over day-long binges of "Family Feud"), our family relationships can be fluid, and non-linear. Listeners called in and shared their stories -- big or small, gradual or sudden -- about when their understanding of a family member changed.

"To write well about love is to refuse to sacrifice either an amused or an appalled perspective on love to the other. And that means that the only way to write well about love is to write about it ironically.” - David Halperin


Burnout

Cheap Talk [DEMO]

tracked by leon taheny
mixed by nick stumpf
mastered by john greenham

"Coo Coo" from Weaves' debut album out June 17, 2016 via Kanine (US), Buzz (CAN) & Memphis Industries (ROW).

Pre-order the album at smarturl.it/weavesAPPLE (digital)

www.weavesband.com
www.kaninerecords.com
www.buzzrecords.ca
www.memphis-industries.com

Coo Coo


i made this song one year ago today.  


art - http://hannahbeckey.weebly.com/


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From the upcoming 7" out June 24th on Fat Possum Records

Pre-order the 7" here: http://smarturl.it/jaysom7

Catch Jay Som on tour this summer with Mitski and Japanese Breakfast: http://bit.ly/1WOo7R7

Jay Som - I Think You're Alright

And just like that, here's something new! After being floored by Lina Tullgren's demo cassette, we signed her on the spot. Next week (!), we are re-releasing her home-recorded EP, Wishlist, as-is in a limited white vinyl pressing of 300 with a handmade touch.

Out June 24th. Order vinyl here: http://bit.ly/1UQGtOf

Lina Tullgren // Older

Ep. 2 Private Black Motherhood and Public White Protest

in which my mother is most definitely & completely NOT a character of my own making

my mother is NOT a character

As much as it feels like family dynamics never change (fighting with your not-liberal-enough dad about politics, bonding with your sister over day-long binges of "Family Feud"), our family relationships can be fluid, and non-linear. Listeners called in and shared their stories -- big or small, gradual or sudden -- about when their understanding of a family member changed.

Episode 5: The Secret Life of the American Family

Adapted from an essay of the same name, this episode takes listeners on an excursion to Paris, as remembered by one Black mother and as told to her daughter.

Ep 3 (Don't) Forget Paris

One Side of a Conversation (with a Man) as Imagined by Me

Leave a Message After the Tone is a short-form podcast inspired by the intimate nature of voicemails and the everyday moods they capture. Listeners call in to leave voicemails, sharing their thoughts about everything from friendship break-ups to memorable subway moments. We then stitch together messages to make a collective story.

Episode 5: The Secret Life of the American Family

Leave a Message After the Tone

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