Jack is back for a SOLO SHOWLO--this time with Weird Fishes' first CROSSOVER EPISODE!

Bella Savignano and Lucia Betelu, cofounders of The New School's college radio station WNSM, join the show to break down their station and the incredible ground they've laid in less than a year in operation: from starting a fully-functioning music station to getting plugged in the New York Times!

Then, Bella talks Frankie & the Witch Fingers, a truly PSYCHEDELIC band allegedly fronted by a cat(?) and their 2019 album ZAM. A genre-bending odyssey, ZAM is made by a band just making the music they want on a huge level.

Lucia discusses a band close to home--Sakatumba, who she went to high school with in Buenos Aires, Argentina! The band's status as one of the innovators of Argentina's "El Under" rock scene is most apparent in their beautiful debut album, "Puro Teatro", released this year.

WNSM can be found at @wnsmradio on socials and wnsmradio.org !

Jack's little sister Casey joins the show for a new episode breaking down every last facet of the new Taylor Swift project-- "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)"!

Hear Weird Fishes Saturdays at 4pm on WNYU.ORG and wherever you get your podcasts!

Jack and MC welcome two rare music-talkers to the show, that is--two of the top sports hosts at WNYU!

Josh Siegel is WNYU's Associate Sports Director and often host of The Cheap Seats and Hoops and Scoops. The brains of the sports department, Josh often recounts games and teams with frightening detail; today though, he's on Weird Fishes to recount his favorite album ever, "Abbey Road" (??) by a little-known group "The Beatles" (???)...

Jake Krieger often cohosts The Cheap Seats and Waiver Wired, as well as Jack's wrestling show The Fake One; today he gets PROGGY with the Dream Theater breakout album "Images and Words". Their 1992 record has the band's biggest hits, but why does it hit Jake in the sweetest of spots? Who knows??

Plus, Mean Jack rears his ugly head, and Passive-Aggressive MC remains a looming presence.

Catch Weird Fishes LIVE every Saturday at 4pm EST on WNYU.org!