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Dana’s about to turn thirty and feeling it! Luckily, Hayley Williams and Paramore are here to help her through it. We talk about emotional resonance, growing into a band, and the disconcerting and cool “Caught In The Middle” by Paramore.
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You can find Dana at:
@AtomEve
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Pedro Tejeda is a Queens cat, and he grew up with a strong appreciation for New York rap. Noreaga’s classic cut Banned From TV features some of the illest lyricists of their day, a hot beat, and at least a dozen unforgettable bars.
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You can find Pedro at:
@PRTejeda
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Leila del Duca draws comics for a living, and when she needs a break from our traumatic political situation right now, she goes to “The Chariot,” by The Cat Empire, a song about finding new ways to fight and making sure you have a good time.
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You can find Leila at:
@leiladelduca
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Cadence Comic Art
Speakertalks, Vol. 1 album art by Jonathan Chan
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Morgan Jeske, comics artist, is fascinated by several aspects of “This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)” by The Talking Heads. It’s composed of non-sequiturs, but the resulting openness makes the song intensely relatable. Let’s dig in.
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You can find Morgan at:
@morganjeske
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Travis Bickle on the Riviera (iTunes, Patreon)
Speakertalks, Vol. 1 album art by Jonathan Chan
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Erika Schnatz is an illustrator and designer, and she makes a compelling case for Smash Mouth’s “All Star,” often seen as a punchline, being a really endearing and enjoyable song. You know what? She’s right.
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@keefeling
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Sketch blog
Speakertalks, Vol. 1 album art by Jonathan Chan