Who Else is Listening?

Author: Jess, Kip, and Lachlan

A podcast about public feelings with your feelings friends Jess (@JessicaPiskata), Kip (@SongsForHorses) and Lachlan (@backup_sandwich). Each episode, your virile team dig through comments on YouTube music videos, sifting and sampling the flavours of that dogs breakfast, chasing those nostalgic nuggets that commemorate musical moments and people lost to the past. Posting into the void with a megaphone, these public intimacies offer a baffling flash of humanity on the internet. Follow us on Twitter (@WhoElsePod) and write us at whoelseislistening@gmail.com. This a pro-ham and anti-ham podcast.
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Language: en

Genres: Music, Music Commentary

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13: Love to Sneak in a Honk
Friday, 31 December, 2021

This week, your celebratory but pensive team take a peek at New Years' songs and wonder about when the world will have a new year. Lachlan tries to carry the feeling of the season, which he does valiantly despite generalised resistance, though he is briefly confused about why Jesus is famous. Along the way, we talk about tricky animals, New Years Accelerationists, the Christmas legacy of Phil Spector, and the complicated atlas of viscous foods in the US. We also, completely organically, Address The Ham again. In this episode, recorded in and on our end-of-year limbo, we cover "In the New Year", by the Walkmen, "Happy New Year", by ABBA (which compels Lachlan to repeatedly bare his feelings about ABBA), and "Auld Lang Syne", by the Irish Rovers. It's maybe our worst recording ever, owing to Lachlan having a reaction to his house's heating and Jess being lost by sexist microphones. Write us on whoelseislistening@gmail.com to recommend songs and genres, listen to our Spotify playlist and follow us on Twitter to keep up-to-date with dads being dads on YouTube. Please also give us our podcast a review, and specify whether you started listening because of our appreciation of music or our withering critiques of ham.