This week’s guest is the talented and beautiful…
Noelle from FITZ AND THE TANTRUMS!!!
A self proclaimed tambourine ninja, and a force on stage, she’s also an eating machine who enjoys the dining out while on tour. She tells us where to get the best shrimp and grits, the craziest burger she’s ever eaten, and the secret ingredient in her fried chicken. Plus we reminisce about the meal we had together at the hands of Chef Jamie Bissonnette- last week’s podcast guest.
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The Internet’s Funniest Band T-Shirt Parodies
This one is our favorite (naturally).
Since she’s at The Great Googa Mooga for the weekend we’re turning over our Instagram to Siobhan from Midtown Lunch + Blondie and Brownie. Enjoy! We know you will…
Apparently this is Rule #1 in Graham Elliot’s kitchen. Also applies to Sunny Day Real Estate, The Misfits, and the Promise Ring.
Chocolate Vinyl!!!! And it actually plays. Click here to see how it was made…
This week’s guest is Boston chef and Chopped Champ…
JAMIE BISSONNETTE
Now he runs the critically acclaimed Coppa and Toro (which is coming to NYC in early fall), but growing up he was just another straight edge Boston hardcore kid. We talk first concert, first album, what famous hardcore chick briefly turned him vegan, and what music he likes to have on when he makes sexy time with himself. Plus Jamie admits to hating Aerosmith but loving Fitz and the Tantrums. Former Bostonian Mark Hamilton (KROQ, WBCN) joins in on the fun.
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One of our favorite podcast guests of all time, in cake form.
Find one of 5 golden tickets inside a Mast Brothers “Solid Sound” chocolate bar, win two passes to Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival passes and a chance to pick a song live onstage for Wilco to perform during the band’s all-request set on the festival’s opening night.
Are Foodies Quietly Killing Rock N Roll
Anytime we get quoted alongside Jonathan Gold, it’s a good day.
June 20, 1970
“Plug this into your hot dog!”
