This week on SuicideGirls Radio our very special in-studio guest will be Richard Patrick, founder and frontman of Filter. We’ll be talking about, and playing track from, his brand new album, The Trouble With Angeles (you know, the one you’ve heard us raving about on the show for the past two weeks!). Tune in for two hours of totally awesome tunes and extreme conversation – and don’t let your moma listen in!
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It’s been quite some time since The Cleavers came to us once a week to share their life lessons and morals. Over 50 years, in fact. A lot has changed since 1957. Segregation was ended, women are prevalent (and kicking ass) in the workplace and the typical family ideal seems to have fallen by the wayside. Some would argue the merits of moving past the stuffy, goody-two-shoes, so-sweet-it-makes-your-teeth-hurt family moment, but I have to ask: is it really so terrible?
Sure, Wally and The Beav got into “trouble” on a regular basis and by the end of 30 minutes, they were sitting down to a home cooked meal and chuckling about the days’ hijinks. That’s not reality, is it? Though it seems unlikely that this was happening in the average white-picket-fence-2.5-kids household, there are some elements to it that aren’t all that bad.