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About TV on the Radio

Sure, we love Game of Thrones and Mad Men as much as the next girls, but everybody is talking about those shows. We're your source for everything you didn't think you wanted to know about hair conspiracies on Gossip Girl, what Mindy Kaling and Lindsay Lohan have in common, and whether or not your doctor should ever wear formal shorts to the office. Each week we pick a show, theme, or genre and ramble on its ins and outs. We also play music that relates to our theme, which is why our playlists have included Liberace, Ace of Base, and Dr. Dre.

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TV on the Radio plays Dolly Parton, Radiohead, Low, Okkervil River, Ezra Furman, Neil Young, Billie Eilish

  • Sunday 10:00 – 11:00am

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  • Kansas! Corn! Church! Somebody Somewhere is from the wonderful Bridget Everett and we discuss if the sum of its parts are as American as Apple pie…

    60 mins

  • Love has been blinded by an enormous collection of dazzling gold stemware.

    60 mins

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  • Is this time-travel police procedural an allegory about immigration, or a comedy about what would happen if St. Olaf the Eternal King of Norway had a…

    60 mins

  • Today we ask an 8 year old what's good on TV. What makes compelling TV for a kid and why?

    60 mins

  • What an absolute piece of shit. W. Kamau Bell was a little more nuanced about it.

    60 mins

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