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Hey, look at us, 100 episodes. How about that? And what's a 100th episode without a legendary guest spot? Pfffffffft, we got it covered.
John Flansburgh and John Linnell of They Might Be Giants dropped by the show to talk about their new record "The World Is to Dig", as well as touching on their illustrious career of over forty years!
From their approach to arrangements, winning a Grammy for a sitcom theme, and a few historical side streets (shout-out William Allen White), these guys were thoughtful, kind, and cool as hell. The new record is a total jam, and it was a pleasure to hear it early and chop it up with John F. and John L.
Huge thanks to They Might Be Giants, and thank you all who have stayed with us for 100 episodes!
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Produced by Hilary Miller, Claudia Rivera Tinsley, Spencer Belden, and Cody Tinsley
Edited by Claudia Rivera Tinsley
All original music written and performed by Spencer Belden
Artwork by Hilary Miller

Have we reached rock bottom? Well, Music This Week maaaay just have the answer, or at least an opinion!
Spencer guides the crew through new release from Arlo Parks and others, before diving into stories about Bob Dylan's bizarre Patreon content (I hate it. - Cody), Eurovision, and a lovely look at Bob's Burgers.
There was no mention of Sexistential in the room, so I'll have to bury it here!
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Credits:
Produced by Hilary Miller, Claudia Rivera Tinsley, Spencer Belden, and Cody Tinsley
Edited by Claudia Rivera Tinsley
All original music written and performed by Spencer Belden
Artwork by Hilary Miller

Plenty to talk about in this week's installment of Music This Week. We got new releases galore, some old faces, some new faces, some aliens?
Jay-Z talked about hip-hop beefs, so we talk about him talking about hip-hop beefs. Priced out of concerts? Psh, same, brother, same. Let's dump on Ticketmaster and LiveNation some more!
Spencer guides us through the headlines, and we give him our opines...(Eh, I don't love that joke, but I'm keeping it in.)
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Credits:
Produced by Hilary Miller, Claudia Rivera Tinsley, Spencer Belden, and Cody Tinsley
Edited by Claudia Rivera Tinsley
All original music written and performed by Spencer Belden
Artwork by Hilary Miller

Buckle the hell up, or down, or sideways, or however your buckle buckles. We are one away from triple digits here on EarWax. And the 99th episode is one for the books.
The Runaways are a moment in rock history, and one that brings up some inconvenient truths about an era we looooooooove to look at through rose-tinted glasses.
For all of the many, many obstacles foisted upon them, the Runaways self-titled album is primo cut ROCK.
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Credits:
Produced by Hilary Miller, Claudia Rivera Tinsley, Spencer Belden, and Cody Tinsley
Edited by Claudia Rivera Tinsley
All original music written and performed by Spencer Belden
Artwork by Hilary Miller

We are back with a new installment of Music This Week! Did we miss last week? We did. Do we have a very compelling reason for that? Oh, we do, but more on that later!
Spencer guides the crew through a discussion on Ticketmaster/Livenation's backroom dealings with the DOJ, pirates pirating Johnny Blue Skies, and a slew of new releases that we recommend you dive into!
Thanks for listening! Check out everything we have going on via the info below:
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Credits:
Produced by Hilary Miller, Claudia Rivera Tinsley, Spencer Belden, and Cody Tinsley
Edited by Claudia Rivera Tinsley
All original music written and performed by Spencer Belden
Artwork by Hilary Miller