oh, and Spiderland by Slint.

"No Children" makes for such great pissed off music.

@avclub-6066c7b24cbdc7ca4f81a343f4e0fc87:disqus Admittedly, yes. One of my biggest problems with the Dana Gould episode was that, in addition to the grievances listed above, it was dreadfully unfunny. 
I HATE PEOPLE WHO AREN'T FUNNY. THERE I SAID IT.

I find harsh noise to really mellowing when I'm frustrated. It's such a sensory overload that everything else seems to disappear when i'm listening to it.

Come off it. You're just transphobicphobicphobic.
Maybe if we can keep this going long enough, something funny will come of it.

I couldn't finish the You Made It Weird with Dana Gould. I went about an hour and twenty minutes before I had to turn it off. He was transphobic and generally unpleasant to listen to, but then he could not remember the title of "Marge vs. the Monorail." The guy who wrote for some of the worst years of The Simpsons…

This is probably someone's favorite movie.
What a depressing thought.

why did you type that like that?

Eek, a Penis!

…because it had the word "vagina" in it?

Well, your grandmother can be a bit of a dick at times.

Marc Maron's like the anti-Nardwuar.

I don't care for the guy's stuff, either, but it's interesting to hear the most popular comedian in the world's take on comedy.

"He put his disease in me." One of my favorite people, ever.

Step up your game, Marc Maron. You didn't even bother to make the most obvious, podmass-commenter pandering joke of all: starting your comment off with a long, boring slice-of-life tale of your girlfriend/cat/gutters or some shit.

I just started listening to them this week, too. Incredible podcast.

Much like with Inception, I'm surprised people are saying this was too complex to follow.

Mudi-B, I just watched the clip again. I believe Stewart's saying that Palin is championing unashamed, sex-positive women in the Fundamentalist Christian Politicians v. Birth Control debate by wearing a pin that essentially sounds like a Soprano's character saying "whore," rather than insinuating that she (or any…

I think someone on the writing staff just wanted to make a Sopranos joke.

The window to point out that the ironies listed in "Ironic" aren't actually ironic closed a long time ago.