This show is mostly about new music we love from three acts—The Struts, The Fratellis and Frank Turner.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 8/22/15 (57:34 min, 52.8 MB) or subscribe.
This show is mostly about new music we love from three acts—The Struts, The Fratellis and Frank Turner.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 8/22/15 (57:34 min, 52.8 MB) or subscribe.
Welcome to our two-hour Independence Day 2015 ramblefest. We talked about Apple Music, Maximus the Boxer Dog, the Twins, a bunch of bands, a couple comics and the weirdness of life online in 2015. As always, we spun a bunch of songs rocking our world, got sidetracked and had a few cocktails… all in the name of freedom.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 7/4/15 (159:30 min, 109.6 MB) or subscribe.
Join us as we breakdown every fascinating detail of our social lives, including Twins games, rock shows and television. Plus a bizarre musical mix from the soundtrack of our lives.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 4/23/11 (53.3 min, 48.8 MB) or subscribe.
It’s another drunken babblefest from your two favorite Minneapolis dorkwads!.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 3/26/11 (69min, 63.3 MB) or subscribe.
We’re back with our annual(?) Christmas show. Join us as we babble about collapsing sports stadiums, wearing bread bags on our feet and wading through waist-deep snow while playing a bunch of Christmas music.
Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 12/18/10 (66:54min, 61.4 MB) or subscribe.
Since spring training, Minnesota Twins fans have been punished with the craptacular GB Leighton song “Twins Territory,” played during every Fox Sports Net game broadcast this season. The mute button on my TV remote control has never received so much attention.
Today, as our beloved team prepares for the playoffs, Twins fans finally have an anthem we can be proud of. The Baseball Project, a kick-ass “supergroup” featuring (the other) Steve Wynn, Peter Buck, Linda Pitmon and Scott McCaughey, have teamed up with The Hold Steady frontman and Minnesota Twins uberfan Craig Finn to record “Don’t Call Them Twinkies.”
Raise a toast to Kirby Puckett and enjoy.