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Oct 6, 2026

TylerHOST
13:43
I don't know, what, what would we do?
JeffHOST
13:44
Le Tigre, we could do Sleater-Kinney, we could do...
JeffHOST
13:47
There's a bunch of new girls that, or new, new bands that are part of the riot girl movement.
JeffHOST
13:51
There's-
Shira YevinGUEST
33:37
Yeah.
Shira YevinGUEST
33:38
So, but I mean, L7, you know, Bratmobile, Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney, Lunachicks, all these bands in the '90s, you know, that-
Rick ThorneHOST
33:46
I remember all those bands
Shira YevinGUEST
33:46
... yeah, you know?
Jen GannonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:10
Like, let's say like, okay, Olivia Rodrigo didn't use the influences that she was talking about on that last album, but she referenced a lot of people.
Jen GannonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:20
You could tell that, like, she was, you know, with this festival, you could tell she was listening to The Breeders, she was listening to Hole, she was listening to Sleater-Kinney, you know, and, and The Cure, and that was part of, like, something of her e- exploratory interest in music.
Jen GannonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:37
And you can, you know, obviously s- say the same about Charli XCX, and her influences are written all over, you know, her albums, and you can tell she has a real passion for what she's interested in.
Jen GannonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:48
But with Taylor, she never talks about, like, other artists that have influenced her.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:34
Like, let's say like, okay, Olivia Rodrigo Didn't use the influences that she was talking about on that last album, but she referenced a lot of people.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:43
You could tell that, like, she was, you know, with this festival, you could tell that she was listening to The Breeders, she was listening to Hole, she was listening to Sleater-Kinney, you know, and, and The Cure, and that was part of, like, something of her e- exploratory interest in music.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:00
And you can, you know, obviously s- say the same about Charli XCX, and her influences are written all over, you know, her albums, and you can tell she has a real passion for what she's interested in.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:11
But with Taylor, she never talks about, like, other artists that have influenced her.
Jennifer RomoliniHOST
29:50
Well, it was like the concert the other night.
Jennifer RomoliniHOST
29:52
It was like when you went to see Sleater, right? When you went to see Sleater-Kinney-
Kimberly HarringtonHOST
29:55
Oh, my word
Jennifer RomoliniHOST
29:55
...
TayHOST
74:08
And I said, I really relate.
TayHOST
74:09
But also, allegedly, she was in a relationship with Carrie Brownstein of Portlandia and Sleater-Kinney.
TayHOST
74:19
Apparently, that is the heartbreak she's healing from during this trip and why she wrote this book.
TayHOST
74:24
Allegedly.
Beth AnnGUEST
47:01
I've come around to maybe a couple.
Beth AnnGUEST
47:03
I like Sleater-Kinney because I thought the music was interesting.
Beth AnnGUEST
47:07
Yeah.
Beth AnnGUEST
47:08
And then I've been really mad at them because the whole...
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Sep 28 · 1 Mention

CharleneHOST
69:33
and that is a like that is the universe being like and back to reality
JackieHOST
69:37
yeah Well, I remember hearing a quote from Carrie Brownstein where she said like Rolling Stone or like some big music publication named Sleater-Kinney, the best band in the world.
JackieHOST
69:50
And she was like, the day after that happened was when we got home from tour and we had to unload all of our equipment into our practice space, which was like in my basement.
JackieHOST
69:59
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
45:46
Sure.
Gillian GaarGUEST
45:47
Like Pearl Jam brought out both the Fastbacks and Sleater-Kinney to tour with them.
Gillian GaarGUEST
45:53
So-
speaker_0HOST
45:54
Okay

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speaker_0HOST
69:21
Yeah
Gillian GaarGUEST
69:21
... you know, I was there, so you write about it from, from that perspective.
Gillian GaarGUEST
69:25
Or seeing Sleater-Kinney for the first time.
Gillian GaarGUEST
69:27
Um, yeah, I'm wondering what the reaction will be to that.
Fred ArmisenHOST
6:55
And Carrie, what was it like for you? Like, this is kind of like your move from musician to musician comedian.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:04
I mean, it was very surreal because, you know, Sleater-Kinney was a, a critically acclaimed band, and certainly a band that some people knew or, you know, many people, but not in, like, a mainstream way.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:16
You know? There was kind of just, like, a ceiling to that, and I always could tell in, if I was in a room, what, who would know me.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:24
Like, okay, this person has a certain haircut or a tattoo or, you know, is wearing certain shoes or something.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:29
I'm like, they're gonna know Sleater-Kinney.
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:31
Like, but when you...
Carrie BrownsteinHOST
7:33
The weirdest thing for me was that change, like, just exponentially.

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