September 15, 2014
A treat! Enjoy this recording of the live show we did at The Bell House on June 1 of this very year. Featuring guests Jake Fogelnest, Danielle Henderson and Nellie McKay? Yes Please!
Plus: Spoony sings “Garbage Dump,” Danielle is inducted -and KNIGHTED!- into the Guest Hall of Fame, a story about weasels, and Ted & Julie duet on “If I Were a Carpenter.” You’ll love this show so much, you’ll leave saying “Boy Am I Glued.”
July 2, 2014
How Was Your Week presents…a very special Easter-time-ish musical fun Premium thing! Sorry for all the vagueries, we just would prefer Andrew Lloyd You Know Who doesn’t sue us.
Enjoy this recording of How Was Your Week Live at The Bell House from 10/30/13 starring:
Ted Leo
Jean Grae
AC Newman
Leslie Kritzer
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
A chorus of professional showbiz children
VIDS
and JK as your savior.
Photos of the blessed event live here:
http://withreservation.
Directed by Dickie DiBella
Musical Directed by Jon Spurney.
Hosanna! Enjoy.
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November 25, 2013
Happy almost Thanksgiving! Today you are thankful for this exclusive premium extra-sode, featuring an incredible interview with the great KATHLEEN HANNA. Kathleen is the subject of a new doc called THE PUNK SINGER, and she is also a legend and perfect.
Join Julie and Kathleen as they chat about how weird it is to promote a film you didn’t make, the feminism of taking care of yourself, what she thought when she first saw Ad-Rock, and precisely how hard Lyme disease can go fuck itself.
A heart warming episode for you and your brain.
October 28, 2013
Welcome to our first Premium Extrasode! This wonderful couple of hours or so shines a spotlight on Jeff Guinn’s incredible book, MANSON: The Life and Times of Charles Manson. Join Guinn, Julie, Jake Fogelnest and Chris “Spoony” Spooner as we delve into the cultural history of the 1960s and who gets to write it, the context that gave Manson his opportunity, and a lot of stories about Dennis Wilson.
Plus: what our Manson nicknames would be, which (maybe only) part of the book Charles Manson himself probably would have liked, the racism of public transportation, just how bad Manson’s music was, the John Waters/Manson connection, and so much more.
Even if you’re not a teenager in your “serial Killer phase,” I swear, this is essential and fascinating listening. Enjoy it.
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