This Might Be A Podcast

Here's another episode with the man who introduced ME to They Might Be Giants, Patrick Mooney, previously heard back on the Ana Ng episode. We discuss I Palindrome I and the strange path it took before it got to Apollo 18.

Recorded on President's Day and airing on that day he died, we present our James K Polk episode! Precious few have mourned his passing, but a lot of you will enjoy this blowout episode featuring old friends Steve Clark (you may remember from the I've Got a Fang episode) and Dan Jeremy Brooks.

The pod's resident artist Abi Bash drops by again, this time to cover our first Escape Team song, "Dunkin Of Course Of Course." It gets silly, of course... of course.

Greg appears as a guest on the hilarious song-by-song Weird Al fan podcast, The Weird Alphabet, to talk about the REM parody "Spam."

Our friend Scott Currie, the Bloomington, IN musician who previously appeared on the By The Time You Get This episode and the Don't Let's Start live episode, is back to talk about wonderfully angsty song Can't Keep Johnny Down, off of the album Join Us.

A hefty teaser of our Mono Puff Patreon Exclusive Episode, part 1. Greg is joined by Abi Bash, Jon Uleis and Mike Buffington each picked a song off of Unsupervised- Guitar Was the Case, Unsupervised I Hit My Head, Don't Break the Heart and Don't I Have the Right are discussed on this special episode.

Greg is joined by Minnesotan superfan Jonathan Leonard to talk about The Spine's Museum of Idiots. Where's the jazz? Here it is!

Virginia musician Matt Monta visits TMBP again to talk about Rabid Child. As you might expect with this song, things get weird.

Once again Danny Weinkauf, bassist of TMBG, stops by the show, this time to talk about his song Pumpkins (Are My Favorite Fruit) by his Red Pants Band. Bonus - Mike Park of Asian Man Records sends in his band Ogikubo Station's cover of Doctor Worm, 3 weeks ahead of their EP's release!

Greg is joined by his wife Cara Kinnally, previously heard on the Doctor Worm episode, to talk about the track I Like Fun. They discover some pretty interesting tidbits about this nugget of classic-tmbg-style wackiness.

Molly O'Brien and Chris Wade of the And Introducing podcast join Greg to talk about Hypnotist of Ladies in a wonderfully tangent-filled episode.

The first song TMBG has released in 2019 was written for the podcast Mueller, She Wrote. Greg got ahold of AG, the host of the podcast, to explain this mysterious and silly song.

Artist and musician Mary-Anne McTrowe joins Greg on a doozy of an episode about a doozy of a song, Spiraling Shape off of 1996's Factory Showroom. Watch them go insaaaaane from that groovy thing.

I knew very little about Jonathan Feinberg going into this. He did only play with them for about a year, but this was an important year, with TMBG transitioning from their trusty tape player into the unknown of a full band for the Apollo 18 tour. Hear Jonathan's story here!

Another My Murdered Remains song coming at ya as Dana Williamson, violinist, guitarist and loop artist, talks with me about Ampersand.

It's still Polish Week here on TMBP and on this second episode with Warsaw's Maciej Taubert, we cover the new-ish TMBG song The Communists Have The Music. This song won the Twitter poll for most requested song for me to do an episode on, so it's jumped the queue just for you all! Now the question is... is Maciej a Commie? Listen to find out!

It's Polish Week here on TMBP! On this first episode with Warsaw's Maciej Taubert, we cover the classic Lincoln track I've Got a Match.

An international crew of artists join Greg to talk about TMBG album and EP cover art from 1983-1989.

The amazing Adam Goren, aka Atom and His Package, joins Greg to talk about See The Constellation. If you don't know Atom, this is also a great episode to get aquainted with his fantastic synth punk tunage.

Lafayette, IN musician and comedian Greg Lindberg, previously a guest on the Don't Let's Start live episode, joins Greg in-studio to talk about the Mink Car closing track Working Undercover For The Man. It's a double-dose of Gregs!

Avren Keating, host of the great Waves Breaking Podcast and fresh off an appearance on our Miscellaneous Trans exclusive episode, is here for a proper episode about the song Sleep from Nanobots. Watch us go nearly 90 minutes on a 42-second song.

I'm joined by three lovely trans folks to discuss gender and identity issues, and trans themes that could be interpreted in TMBG songs. This is a very special one. Here is the teaser- to hear the full episode, sign up at Patreon dot come slash ThisMightBeAPodcast!

We couldn't even keep up the gag. Here's the rest - All Alone, All By Myself through I Walk Along Darked Corridors! Join our Patreon to get the full Fingertips suite in one giant episode. Thanks to Tom Dunford for participating in this chaos!

It's a Fingertips two-fer with Tom Dunford!

It's another Fingertips two-fer with Tom Dunford!