Wurster podcast interview thing

[Mr. Spacely]

Yeah, I agree with Buffcoat that an album of old material won't make money, Tom definitely said -- in either AV Club or NYMag -- that they were working on all-new stuff.

[worm@work]

Great interview. Does anyone have a link to the Funny or Die video discussed in the interview? Thanks in advance.

[Martin]

Great interview. Does anyone have a link to the Funny or Die video discussed in the interview? Thanks in advance.

It's available on the podcast page under plugs.

http://arthur.libsyn.com/arthur-007

(When I copy the link here it shows up as that Landlord bit from FoD. Don't know why.)

[Hannah]

What was the name of the documentary Jon mentions mid-way through the interview about the P.O.W turned propaganda film actor? I haven't been able to find it.

[wood and iron]

What was the name of the documentary Jon mentions mid-way through the interview about the P.O.W turned propaganda film actor? I haven't been able to find it.

Crossing the Line. It's on Netflix instant. I watched it after listening to the interview. It's pretty good.

[buffcoat]

I'm interested in new material.  I really liked the S&W DVD stuff.  Other non-show recorded stuff has sometimes been great - the Ted Leo interview for Das Rocksheet sticks out in my mind, and I like the Augie Richards Newbridge Now.

"... is... boring."

[Eric Fishlegs]

Buffcoat, I think either Jon or Tom said something about the next album being all new, non-radio material; I don't remember which interview that was in.  So fans who listen weekly still have incentive to buy.  Also, more F-bombs.

Fudge bombs?