The Pierce Brosnan Joint

OH SHIT IT'S SEASON FOUR! The newly re-christened Anhedonic Headphones Podcast (that's the name now) is back with a small batch of brand new, socially distant episodes to provide you with a brief respite from your own intrusive thoughts during the holidays and a pandemic winter.

In the first episode of the new season, or 20th episode overall, Kevin welcomes illustrious guest and damn near lifelong friend Liz Johnson into the virtual building. Recording remotely from her home in Iowa, the episode was put together with the magic of Zencastr (#ad) and the two chop it up about problematic roles for Pierce Brosnan, someone they went to college with named Big Dumb Eric, the healing properties of Don Henley, how Zoom therapy hits but hits different, going to jazz clubs as a teenager, and reconnecting with friends you haven't spoken to in a long, long time.

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Episode Musical Credits:

Theme Music- "Flava In Ya Ear" (Instrumental); written by Osten Harvey Jr, Craig Mack, Roger Nichols, and Paul Williams. Bad Boy Records, 1994. 

"Rollin," written by Adam Wiles, Nayvadius Wilburn, and Khalid Robinson; performed by DJ Calvin Harris, Future, and Khalid. Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1, Sony Music, 2017.

"My Back Pages," written by Bob Dylan; performed by Marshall Crenshaw. Bleecker Street - Greenwich Village in the 60s, Astor Place, 1999.

"The Heart of The Matter," written by Mike Campbell, Don Henley, and J.D. Souther; performed by Don Henley. The End of The Innocence, Geffen, 1989.

"Siren," written by Tori Amos and Patrick Doyle; performed by Tori Amos. Great Expectations, Atlantic, 1997.

"Hit Hit Hit," written by Stasola, Carl Lionnet, and Jean Fernandes; performed by Oslo Telescopic. The Dominique Ø Project, Lithium, 2002.

"Tyrone," written by Erykah Badu and Norman Hunt; performed by Erykah Badu. Live, Motown/Universal, 1997.

"(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons," written by Ivory Watson and William Best; performed by Nat King Cole. Unforgettable, Capitol, 1952. 

"I Won't Be Your Yoko Ono," written and performed by Dar Williams. The Green World, Razor and Tie, 2000.

"Mercy Street," written by Peter Gabriel; performed by Peter Gabriel with Elbow. And I'll Scratch Yours, Real World Records, 2013.

"Sinnerman," traditional; performed by Nina Simone. Pastel Blues, Phillips Records, 1965.