Throughout the '80s, the talk show [became] a bigger and bigger thing, where it would be a family in crisis, and the host would talk to them, and maybe they'd bring out an expert— and Oprah Winfrey very quickly became the queen of daytime television.

The Fall-Outs “Fine Young Men” 1986/2022

One of my favorite legacy Seattle bands! The Fall-Outs (and Flop and Fastbacks) are the Seattle sound to me. This isn’t their best but it’s a nice view into their beginnings. A band working in the studio for the first time. Unfortunately there’s no streaming Fall-Outs music so you’ll have to take my word that they’re great. Unless you search out the physical releases or search YouTube. They still occasionally play around town!

Dave Holmes, Colin Meloy of #TheDecemberists, and Quiet Takes will also be dropping by + I'll play some favorites from Nick Lowe, PJ Harvey, Eels, Willow, & Stapleton covering Petty

6p ET on 91.9 WFPK

One surprising thing you notice about Malone when you talk to him one-on-one is that he’s actually very handsome. His blue eyes are expressive and friendly, and after a moment you see past the famous face tats and the grill and a traditionally attractive face emerges. 

He refers to himself as a “big, ugly kid” a few times in our conversation, and whether he believes that assessment or not, he exudes an air of self-deprecation.

You will also experience a new kind of cognitive dissonance when you talk to Post Malone, because it is legitimately strange to hear so many “sirs” and “ma’ams” and “pleases” and “thank yous” come out of a face with that many tattoos on it.