If You're Listening

With an Abbot and Costello routine everyone can see coming a mile away, our brand new episode is all about the 2003 Brand New album "Deja Entendu!" Will talk of Brand New fans' obsessiveness be enough to win Ramsey over? Will Heather agree that the album art is stupid? And will this episode contain a secret code to unlock the next clue in the Brand New alternate reality game? All this and MORE!

While the world is on the brink of nuclear war, seems like a good time for Heather and special guest  Adrienne Ray Fisher to introduce Ramsey to Fallout Boy's 2003 album "Take This To Your Grave!"   Is a Simpsons reference all it will take to win Ramsey over? Is there a difference between a count down in a song and a count up? And can you have too many breakdowns on one album? All this and MORE!

It's time to bring in the heavy artillery. Heather presents Ramsey with a staple: 1999's "Enema of the State" by Blink 182. Can pop punk be funny? Will Ramsey recognize humor in music when it's not written by Weird Al? Do aliens exist? And what strange backstory does Ramsey have with this album that leads to a strange prejudice? All this and MORE!

We're back and we've brought back up! Adam Maid (Bridge and Tunnel) is here to make listen to At the Drive-In's 2000 album "Relationship of Command," and friends, it's a real adventure.  What's the best time of day to listen to this album? Are any of these lyrics understandable to any of the panelists? Will Ramsey, Adam and Heather's friendship survive the experience? All this and MORE!

In our inaugural episode, Heather starts with a softball and explains to Ramsey why their podcast is named "If You're Listening" with Jimmy Eat World's 2001 album "Bleed American." How did American history affect the title of this album? Is that a jukebox on the cover? And will a lyrical reference to They Might Be Giants be enough to win Ramsey over? All this and MORE!