This is Speakertalks, the Monthly Show! The final Speakertalks is here! Jamila leads David & Julian on a journey through great first introductory songs from a wide variety of albums from OutKast, Flatbush Zombies, Prince, A$AP Ferg, and The Clipse! You can find Jamila at: @JamilaRowser Instagram Homepage You can find Julian at: ants.thejulianlytle.com @JulianLytle instagram.com/julianlytle https://www.facebook.com/ants.webcomic/ Speakertalks logo by Jonathan Chan.
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This is Speakertalks, the Monthly Show! The final Speakertalks is here! Jamila leads David & Julian on a journey through great first introductory songs from a wide variety of albums from OutKast, Flatbush Zombies, Prince, A$AP Ferg, and The Clipse! You can find Jamila at: @JamilaRowser Instagram Homepage You can find Julian at: ants.thejulianlytle.com @JulianLytle instagram.com/julianlytle https://www.facebook.com/ants.webcomic/ Speakertalks logo by Jonathan Chan.
Speakertalks: Erika Schnatz on “All Star” by Smash Mouth
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16 minutes 19 seconds
8 years ago
Speakertalks: Erika Schnatz on “All Star” by Smash Mouth
Erika Schnatz is an illustrator and designer, and she makes a compelling case for Smash Mouth's "All Star," often seen as a punchline, being a really endearing and enjoyable song. You know what? She's right.
brothers before others
This is Speakertalks, the Monthly Show! The final Speakertalks is here! Jamila leads David & Julian on a journey through great first introductory songs from a wide variety of albums from OutKast, Flatbush Zombies, Prince, A$AP Ferg, and The Clipse! You can find Jamila at: @JamilaRowser Instagram Homepage You can find Julian at: ants.thejulianlytle.com @JulianLytle instagram.com/julianlytle https://www.facebook.com/ants.webcomic/ Speakertalks logo by Jonathan Chan.
