The latest installment of Trust Fund Challenge features a series of Clutch Cargo shorts from the late '50s. The show featured the creepy "Syncro Vox" technique of superimposing live action human lips over the mouths of animated characters' faces. It was basically done to save money but man, is it disconcerting. Years later, Robert Smigel revived it to hilarious effect on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, but Ric and I have some fun with it in this episode.
Videodrone #2: Modern Love
Videodrone is a weekly feature looking at music videos from the last half century. Modern Love (1977) When it comes to musical innovators, o...
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Part 4 of my conversation with guest Phil Stacey as we crown the winner of a March Madness-style tournament featuring our favorite rock arti...
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Unsung is a feature in which I take a look at a pop culture phenomenon (be it music, TV, literary, whatever) that has been forgotten or und...
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