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Anne Levine ShowMoose, Maple, and Models Marching SidewaysSend us a textHave we got some stuff for you.Canada Day arrives with stories both heartwarming and bizarre from our neighbors in the Great White North. From Stompin' Tom Connors' nationalistic folk music to wildlife encounters that could only happen in Canada, we journey through the quirky landscape of Canadian culture, exploring what makes it uniquely charming and occasionally baffling. Also, Canadian.The Goose Siege of Calgary stands out as perfectly emblematic of Canadian sensibilities – a family patiently waiting indoors while a "stern but fa...2025-07-0100 minAnne Levine ShowSocks Are The Pants Of The FeetSend us a textWelcome to the wonderfully weird world of The Anne Levine Show, where we dive headfirst into the absurdity of 2025's most baffling trends. This episode takes you on a whirlwind tour of luxury fashion fails, celebrity fragrance disasters, and Florida Man escapades that will leave you questioning reality.Ever wondered what burnt tire would smell like as a perfume? We explore a South Korean fragrance company doing exactly that, alongside Duran Duran's unexpected pivot into the perfume business with their sold-out scents Neo Rio and Black Moonlight...2025-06-1700 min
The Anne Levine ShowSocks Are The Pants Of The Feet
Welcome to the wonderfully weird world of The Anne Levine Show, where we dive headfirst into the absurdity of 2025’s most baffling trends. This episode takes you on a whirlwind tour of luxury fashion fails, celebrity fragrance disasters, and Florida Manescapades that will leave you questioning reality.Ever wondered what burnt tire would smell like as a perfume? We explore a South Korean fragrance company doing exactly that, alongside Duran Duran’s unexpected pivot into the perfume business with their sold-out scents Neo Rio and Black Moonlight. From Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gurunlian’s vanilla-infused cologne to...2025-06-1700 minThe Anne Levine ShowSocks Are The Pants Of The Feet
Welcome to the wonderfully weird world of The Anne Levine Show, where we dive headfirst into the absurdity of 2025’s most baffling trends. This episode takes you on a whirlwind tour of luxury fashion fails, celebrity fragrance disasters, and Florida Manescapades that will leave you questioning reality.Ever wondered what burnt tire would smell like as a perfume? We explore a South Korean fragrance company doing exactly that, alongside Duran Duran’s unexpected pivot into the perfume business with their sold-out scents Neo Rio and Black Moonlight. From Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gurunlian’s vanilla-infused cologne to...2025-06-1700 minAnne Levine ShowFrom Monroe Milstein to the Met Gala: MadnessSend us a textA towel with TWO buttons (and any "adjustable" belt) for $925? Welcome to the strange world of Balenciaga and high fashion absurdity. The passing of retail legend Monroe Milstein at 98 reminds us of a more grounded approach to business. The co-founder of Burlington Coat Factory built a $3 billion empire while remaining refreshingly down-to-earth – riding the subway daily, calling store managers personally, and embracing his first coat sale at a $10 loss as his "lucky break." His journey from a young man with "bad acne and greasy hair" to retail titan offers a striking co...2025-06-1059 minAnne Levine ShowThigh Guy SummerSend us a textComing to you from the heart of Cape Cod, this episode of the Anne Levine Show dives headfirst into what hosts Anne and Michael have accurately dubbed "autumn in June" – the peculiar weather pattern where New England seemingly offers just two seasons: a lengthy autumn spanning October to June, followed by a brief summer interlude.Fresh off their unplanned hiatus (thanks to Anne's 16-hour tech support nightmare with Apple), the duo returns with an abundance of bizarre stories and cultural observations that showcase their trademark humor and chemistry. Their conversation weaves se...2025-06-0400 minThe Anne Levine ShowThigh Guy Summer
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Coming to you from the heart of Cape Cod, this episode of the Anne Levine Show dives headfirst into what hosts Anne and Michael have accurately dubbed “autumn in June” – the peculiar weather pattern where New England seemingly offers just two seasons: a lengthy autumn spanning October to June, followed by a brief summer interlude.Fresh off their unplanned hiatus (thanks to Anne’s 16-hour tech support nightmare with Apple), the duo returns with an abundance of bizarre stories and cultural observations that showcase their trademark humor and chemistry. Their conversation weaves s...2025-06-0300 minThe Anne Levine ShowThigh Guy Summer
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Coming to you from the heart of Cape Cod, this episode of the Anne Levine Show dives headfirst into what hosts Anne and Michael have accurately dubbed “autumn in June” – the peculiar weather pattern where New England seemingly offers just two seasons: a lengthy autumn spanning October to June, followed by a brief summer interlude.Fresh off their unplanned hiatus (thanks to Anne’s 16-hour tech support nightmare with Apple), the duo returns with an abundance of bizarre stories and cultural observations that showcase their trademark humor and chemistry. Their conversation weaves s...2025-06-0300 minAnne Levine ShowDiapers and Duck NailsSend us a textThere's something delightfully absurd about today's beauty and fashion landscape, and we're here to unpack it all. While the rest of the world might be discussing severe weather events or international conflicts, we're diving headfirst into the truly important stuff – like why anyone would want fried chicken flavored toothpaste.Welcome to our exploration of the weird, wild world of 2025's predicted beauty trends. From "Caveman Skin" (where you literally do nothing to your face) to "Duck Nails" (manicures that flare out like webbed feet), we're questioning humanity's collective judgment. Have you he...2025-05-2000 minAnne Levine ShowWe're Happy, We're FlappySend us a textWe've got a papal election, celebrity soup moments, and dogs celebrating birthdays! Welcome to the delightfully unpredictable world of The Anne Levine Show, where host Anne and co-host Michael Over There™ masterfully weave through cultural touchpoints both global and hyperlocal.The Vatican's white smoke signaled the arrival of the new Pope Leo XIV (formerly Robert "Bob" Prevost), a Chicago-born 69-year-old with surprising inaugural priorities including AI ethics. Meanwhile, the Met Gala celebrated Black dandyism with Rihanna announcing her pregnancy in Marc Jacobs, Zendaya channeling Diana Ross and Bianca Jagger, and Diana Ro...2025-05-1300 minAnne Levine ShowVery Clever TreesSend us a textHow many languages exist in the world? The answer might shock you—7,000 distinct tongues, with one disappearing every 40 days. This linguistic extinction crisis represents one of humanity's greatest cultural tragedies, as each language contains unique perspectives, knowledge systems, and ways of understanding our world that can never be recovered once lost.Between discussions of vanishing languages, we dive into the absurdity of high fashion with Giuseppe Zanotti's $1,000 "Amelia Invisible" jacket—literally selling nothing but a receipt and an empty box. When the Emperor's New Clothes becomes reality, who's the real...2025-05-0600 minThe Anne Levine ShowLaughably Terrible
A phone call from a relative can be many things – informative, exhausting, hilarious, or touchingly poignant. When Anne receives a call from her cousin Jan (of Jan and Jan™), it becomes all these things and more, unfolding into a masterclass on family dynamics and the art of conversation.The episode begins with Anne sharing her discovery of an incredible vocalist named Nathan Farrell who performs a stunning Joni Mitchell cover. This musical appreciation leads to a nostalgic discussion about SCTV, the groundbreaking Canadian sketch comedy show that launched comedy legends like Eugene Levy, John Candy, and Martin Shor...2025-05-0600 minThe Anne Levine ShowLaughably Terrible
A phone call from a relative can be many things – informative, exhausting, hilarious, or touchingly poignant. When Anne receives a call from her cousin Jan (of Jan and Jan™), it becomes all these things and more, unfolding into a masterclass on family dynamics and the art of conversation.The episode begins with Anne sharing her discovery of an incredible vocalist named Nathan Farrell who performs a stunning Joni Mitchell cover. This musical appreciation leads to a nostalgic discussion about SCTV, the groundbreaking Canadian sketch comedy show that launched comedy legends like Eugene Levy, John Candy, and Martin Shor...2025-05-0600 minAnne Levine ShowLaughably TerribleSend us a textA phone call from a relative can be many things – informative, exhausting, hilarious, or touchingly poignant. When Anne receives a call from her cousin Jan (of Jan and Jan™), it becomes all these things and more, unfolding into a masterclass on family dynamics and the art of conversation.The episode begins with Anne sharing her discovery of an incredible vocalist named Nathan Farrell who performs a stunning Joni Mitchell cover. This musical appreciation leads to a nostalgic discussion about SCTV, the groundbreaking Canadian sketch comedy show that launched comedy legends like Euge...2025-05-0500 minAnne Levine ShowProbably the ApocalypseSend us a textPope Francis has passed, Sterling K. Brown's "Paradise" is mesmerizing television, and Michael has discovered the joy of creating music with AI. Welcome to another episode of The Anne Levine Show, where our conversations meander through culture, technology, and occasionally, the end of the world.Michael enthusiastically shares his latest creative endeavor: writing lyrics and using AI to generate custom songs. From birthday tributes to twisted lullabies ("There are no ghosts under the bed... just a bit of blood and gore"), his creations showcase how technology can enhance rather than replace...2025-04-2200 minThe Anne Levine ShowProbably the Apocalypse
Pope Francis has passed, Sterling K. Brown‘s “Paradise” is mesmerizing television, and Michael has discovered the joy of creating music with AI. Welcome to another episode of The Anne Levine Show, where our conversations meander through culture, technology, and occasionally (like today), the end of the world.Michael enthusiastically shares his latest creative endeavor: writing lyrics and using AI to generate custom songs. From birthday tributes to twisted lullabies (“There are no ghosts under the bed… just a bit of blood and gore”), his creations showcase how technology can enhance rather than replace human creativity. The demonstratio...2025-04-2200 minThe Anne Levine ShowProbably the Apocalypse
Pope Francis has passed, Sterling K. Brown‘s “Paradise” is mesmerizing television, and Michael has discovered the joy of creating music with AI. Welcome to another episode of The Anne Levine Show, where our conversations meander through culture, technology, and occasionally (like today), the end of the world.Michael enthusiastically shares his latest creative endeavor: writing lyrics and using AI to generate custom songs. From birthday tributes to twisted lullabies (“There are no ghosts under the bed… just a bit of blood and gore”), his creations showcase how technology can enhance rather than replace human creativity. The demonstratio...2025-04-2200 minAnne Levine ShowTo infinity and BeyoncéSend us a textThe boundary between originality and inspiration blurs as Anne and Michael take us through their recent expedition to the Cape Symphony Orchestra, where Beethoven's revolutionary compositions stirred more than just musical appreciation. The duo dissects the German composer's characteristic patterns—loops of crescendos building to emotional peaks before cascading down to minute whispers—while marveling at violinist Alexi Kenny's technical prowess and conductor Dina Gilbert's engaging presence.A casual scroll through Instagram leads to unexpected cultural revelations, including the mind-blowing discovery that...2025-04-0800 minThe Anne Levine ShowTo Infinity and Beyonce’
The boundary between originality and inspiration blurs as Anne and Michael take us through their recent expedition to the Cape Symphony Orchestra, where Beethoven’s revolutionary compositions stirred more than just musical appreciation. The duo dissects the German composer’s characteristic patterns—loops of crescendos building to emotional peaks before cascading down to minute whispers—while marveling at violinist Alexi Kenny‘s technical prowess and conductor Dina Gilbert‘s engaging presence.A casual scroll through Instagram leads to unexpected cultural revelations, including the mind-blowing discovery that Beyoncé’s iconic “Single Ladies” choreography was directly copied from a Gwen Verdon 1970s routin...2025-04-0800 minThe Anne Levine ShowTo Infinity and Beyonce’
The boundary between originality and inspiration blurs as Anne and Michael take us through their recent expedition to the Cape Symphony Orchestra, where Beethoven’s revolutionary compositions stirred more than just musical appreciation. The duo dissects the German composer’s characteristic patterns—loops of crescendos building to emotional peaks before cascading down to minute whispers—while marveling at violinist Alexi Kenny‘s technical prowess and conductor Dina Gilbert‘s engaging presence.A casual scroll through Instagram leads to unexpected cultural revelations, including the mind-blowing discovery that Beyoncé’s iconic “Single Ladies” choreography was directly copied from a Gwen Verdon 1970s routin...2025-04-0800 minThe Anne Levine ShowButt Breathers and Pebbling
Join us as we meander through this expansive journey through the curious ways humans connect—and sometimes miss each other entirely—in our attempts to show appreciation.We kick things off with tennis talk, breaking down newcomer Jakub Mensik‘s surprising victory over Novak Djokovic before wandering into an unexpected debate about whether our show airs on “Monday at midnight” or “Tuesday at midnight” (a surprisingly philosophical question!). From there, we explore what I’ve dubbed my “pebbling list“—the fascinating ritual of sending friends curated videos through Instagram as a modern form of connection.Anne’s current Social Med...2025-04-0100 minThe Anne Levine ShowButt Breathers and Pebbling
Join us as we meander through this expansive journey through the curious ways humans connect—and sometimes miss each other entirely—in our attempts to show appreciation.We kick things off with tennis talk, breaking down newcomer Jakub Mensik‘s surprising victory over Novak Djokovic before wandering into an unexpected debate about whether our show airs on “Monday at midnight” or “Tuesday at midnight” (a surprisingly philosophical question!). From there, we explore what I’ve dubbed my “pebbling list“—the fascinating ritual of sending friends curated videos through Instagram as a modern form of connection.Anne’s current Social Med...2025-04-0100 minAnne Levine ShowButt Breathers and PebblingSend us a textJoin us as we meander through this expansive journey through the curious ways humans connect—and sometimes miss each other entirely—in our attempts to show appreciation.We kick things off with tennis talk, breaking down newcomer Jakub Mensik's surprising victory over Novak Djokovic before wandering into an unexpected debate about whether our show airs on "Monday at midnight" or "Tuesday at midnight" (a surprisingly philosophical question!). From there, we explore what Anne calls her "pebbling list"—the fascinating ritual of sending friends curated videos through Instag...2025-04-0159 min