This week’s one-minute film is “P For Pie” by Seth Sonstein. Watch how a Clinton Street thug deals with bad press from the Willamette Week. It’s deliciously funny!

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…and here comes the whipper-snappers. As we bring this series to its end, Dave looks back over the previous episodes and wonders if he’s stated his thesis or only just amused himself (and hopefully you as well, dear listener) listening to old records.

No matter. From the UK in the 70s to New York in the oughts: now enjoy neo post-punk posters children Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party, and The Rapture. Newly contextualized.

It’s another edition of music editor Adam Gnade’s podcast Best Show/Worst Show! This time he plays tracks by Apollo Sunshine, Two Gallants, Langhorne Slim, Black Heart Procession, and CocoRosie (pictured below).

(photo: Jim Newberry)

In this week’s episode of It’s the Jump Off, Chas takes you back to the early ’80s, when rap, electric funk, and proto-techno collided in insanely breakdanceable songs like Grandmaster Flash’s “Scorpio,” World Class Wrecking Cru’s “Juice,” Egyptian Lover’s “Dance,” and our favorite of all, Newcleus’s “Wikki Wikki Song!” Wikki Wikki Wikki!

This week on THE ROCK REPORT, Christine S. Blystone introduces you to the wonderful world of cover songs performed by gothic doom metal band Type O Negative. ‘Sure, big deal, right?’ I hear you scoff. Well, you would think a metal band wouldn’t be caught dead covering things like Neil Young’s Cinnamon Girl, Seals & Crofts’ Summer Breeze, or The Beatles’ Day Tripper, right? Well, Type O Negative did cover these songs—and they freaking rock! Check it out in today’s episode.

It’s that time of year again, when Humpy clears out all the sweet ’70s soul music that can’t fit into any other show, and sells them to YOU for the low, low price of FREE-99! This week, Humpy’s Soul Show gets that ass movin’ and groovin’ with the sounds of BILL WITHERS, EARTH, WIND AND FIRE, and MARVIN GAYE. If you got asbestos underpants, put ‘em on NOW. (‘Cuz it’s gonna get HOT up in here!)

Last week we were able to snag a front row seat at the fall fashion showcase put on by local activewear boutique Physical Element. This show featured new pieces from prAna, Lole, Spoken, Karma, and Adidas by Stella McCartney (pictured below). Click here to check it out!