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Friday, May 13, 2011

8 - Noam Chomsky, Fleet Foxes, and Rialda's annoying movie moments




In this episode we have an exclusive "interview" with famed intellectual Noam Chomsky, learn what not to do with a trash bag, listen to the new Fleet Foxes album, and discuss things in the movies that Rialda is totally sick of.

Noam Chomsky was presented by the Syracuse Peace Council at www.peacecouncil.net

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Friday, May 6, 2011

Episode 7


On this episode we read and discuss passages from some of our favorite books, convincing ourselves we are interesting.  This week its American Pastoral by Phillip Roth and Against the Day by Thomas Pynchon.  Then we continue with our discussion of symphonic music with Daryl Bullis.  Listen for a clip of the new punk band, Rialda and the Pissantics

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Episode 6


This episode we talk about the Labor mural taken down in Maine, the English teacher that dabbles in erotica and the first of our series of teh greatest symphonic recordings with Daryl Bullis.

Photo by Dave Frey, www.NOBAPHOTO.com

Saturday, April 23, 2011

5 - Rod Argent Interview



Our exclusive interview with the Zombies own Rod Argent!

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Episode 4



This time we talk about "Piss Christ" and Lady Gaga, not at the same time, and we have a review of the new Paul Simon album - So Beautiful or So What.  We then talk to Jed Kimball about how art is taught in today's colleges.  And we wrap up with an original poem from Rialda!

This review and many others can be found on http://www.noripcord.com/

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Episode 3



This time we talk about bagged lunches in Chicago schools, the new Sherlock Holmes on BBC, Iggy Pop on American Idol and we end with a look at the career of director Sidney Lumet.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Episode 2


This episode, we talk about the Snooki vs Toni Morrison matchup, that filthy pervert Gaughin, a review of Source Code with, "Couldn't be any cuter" star Jake Gyllenhaal, and we wrap up with a discussion of the sexist portrayal of broads in romantic comedies.