The Hash
This week on The Hash, DJs Molly and Dane discuss the issues at hand regarding Brad Pitt, who is expected to make a film about the Steubenville rape case. Then, the pair chats about a 2010 New York Times piece called “Think About Pink.” The show wraps with an all-new segment called Media Relations. Molly and Dane start the brand new segment off with a conversation about Paulina Gretzky on the cover of Golf Digest. For more on female athletes criticizing magazine covers, read this piece regarding Tracks and a 13-year-old girl.
Image by Molly Freeman.
The Playlist:
The Music
Fujiya & Miyagi
(Official Artificial Sweeteners album art.)
Live:
Jun 6 – The Haunt – Brighton, UK
Jun 10 – XOYO – London, UK
Jun 11 – Thekla – Bristol, UK
Pixies
(Official Indie City album art.)
Live:
May 23 – Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
May 24 – Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
May 25 – Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
Wye Oak
(Official Shriek album art.)
Live:
May 2 – Mr. Small’s Theatre – Pittsburgh, PA
May 3 – Chameleon Club – Lancaster, PA
May 5 – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA
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