Jokermen

Sylvan Ess discusses their new album, Ow Infinity, which features prominent guitars and a rock-influenced sound.

This episode explores the compelling domestic drama in Leonard Cohen’s memoir, specifically the fictionalized account of his character Shell’s marriage.

The hosts discuss the various book cover illustrations for Leonard Cohen's *The Favorite Game*, comparing a romantic American edition to an abstract Canadian version.

Hosts Evan and a guest analyze Leonard Cohen’s early poetry, exploring how he balances erotic humor with spiritual gravity in poems like "Celebration" and "Brighter Than Our Sun.

Hosts Evan and Ian welcome Leonard Cole to discuss Leonard Cohen’s 1961 poetry collection, *The Spice Box of Earth*.

The hosts analyze Leonard Cohen’s debut poetry collection, *Let Us Compare Mythologies*, debating its formal restraint versus the wildness of Beat poetry.

The hosts launch a Leonard Cohen series, beginning with his early life and poetry rather than his music.

Jokermen hosts an interview with Tim Midyatt of the reunited rock band Silkworm, discussing their return after a 20-year hiatus following drummer Michael Dahlquist’s death.

The Jokermen return for a fall program episode recorded at a new location, discussing audio editing practices and the BBC’s policy of removing filler words.

Host Evan interviews Stephen Hall, aka Nerasta Steel, following the critical success of his double album *My Skyscraper*.

Host Ian interviews musician Oznev Korkijan (Bedouin) about her new album, *Neon Summer Skin*, and collaborations with the Lemon Twigs.

Hosts Evan and Jokerman discuss Death Grips’ 2018 album Year of the Snitch, focusing on the bizarre spoken-word intro to "Dilemma" featuring Shrek director Andrew Adamson.