Tk Jingles Weekly Prodcast

The TK Jingles Weekly Prodcast is now “derivative.”

Jerry, Jason, Rob, and Steve break down the 64 jingles selected for the 2018 jingle bracket showdown (April Asininity!!!!). This year's tournament is so asinine that it starts in February and ends in March!.

The prodcast returns with wonderful new songs such as "Move to Chatter," "I Want It That Way," "3DP," and two takes on PIZZA DANCER!!! Then Jerry talks about the third jinglefest, the fourth jinglefest, and a preview of things to come for TKJ once it's no longer TKJ!

Jerry, Jason, Rob, and Steve break down the 64 jingles selected for the 2017 jingle bracket showdown (April Asininity!!!!). The guys explain their rationale or lack thereof for picking jingles across four regions: Emails, Faxes, and Crap; Unaired and Miscellaneous; Friends and Enemies; and Old Guy Radio/News/Steve's Random-Ass Picks.

Six great new jingles about gloves, guac, guests and Jeopardy! Plus some chatter on the glorious return of the haiku, a law update, some tips on submitting good jingles, and a featured segment on Dylan from LA who churns out nothing but gold. Also features the top song of the week, Is It Called Modal?

A few separate and ignorable stories will catch you up on the venue search for TK Jingles LIVE 2017. Featuring great new songs from Luke Overbey (Lose Your Wealth!) and Joe Aro (Bridge Over TK Jingles) sandwiched between long-winded stories about venue scouting, facility agreements, and some candid talk about what the future looks like for an entity with the letters T and K in it.

If you enjoy Jerry's contributions to stupid parody music, then this is the exclusive location (for now??) to hear those songs. Featuring wonderful new jingles from Robert Berg, Joe Aro, Luke Overbey and others, plus a collection of demos and musings, this episode has the feel of a vintage TK Jingles show from the Spring/Summer of 2014. If you liked it then and are still listening for some unexplained reason, you'll probably enjoy this one now, too!

This week's show features a rundown of new music including songs about chugging milk (yay?) and some stellar performances from Kj, Joe and Scott Anthony. We also pay tribute to Shad, the man who has entertained Littles for over 25 years with his silly little poems. This week also features the debut of some original music to commemorate the new ORIGINAL MUSIC feature at tkjingles.com.

Wonderful new songs about restaurants and Junior, a preview of the next Jinglefest, the comedic stylings of blairh, and a custom song for Claudia. All that plus the debut of The Utterly Comparable Tom Berf!!

A rundown of great new jingles about restaurants and ponies followed by a preview of jingle bracketology featuring E-mails, faxes, and notes along with Friends and Enemies. After that, it's a completely separate and ignorable story about some furniture that I dropped off just past Winchester, VA once upon a time. Well worth the skip button.

Starting with an exciting announcement about this year's TK JINGLES HALL OF FAME inductees following by a slew of wonderful new songs about Tony's restaurant adventures, a reading from his diary, and some ponies. This episode also takes a look back at some of my favorite moments of jingledom in 2016 as discussed on the TKJ Facebook page. Lots to enjoy here for new and old listeners alike - send your feedback to chinesefood@tkjingles.com!

Despite the best efforts of the work gods, the show is still chugging along. The triumphant return features new music like "Towed and Compacted," "Hear Me, Podcast Me, Quote Me Accurately," and "9 and 20." All your favorite singers are here like Brad Weiss and Brad Weiss. Also featuring a meditation on how someone "has a piano." And we have some great ad reads and songs about ads. Also some holiday music. It IS a prodcast!!

Featuring three wonderful new songs from the website and a featured segment using the "slash show" web page which highlights folks who haven't had a tune on Tony's show in a while. This week's glance at slash show yields a featured segment on Bill Barto and Luke Overbey!

A rundown of seven great new TK Jingles featuring interspersed "critical commentary" to keep the lawyers at bay. This is fair use, fellas!! After that we take a trip back to the late '50s, early '60s for music that is only enjoyed by really, really old-timers (and Jerry and Joe, apparently). We'll also take a dip in the Facebook version of the cesspool and hear a story about a well-intended, horribly-executed gift.

Featuring 10 wonderful new songs from tkjingles.com, a featured segment on license plate tunes, and some classics including Luke Overbey's "Stan" and "Mr. Avocado." It's a throwback, musicy episode. And it's good. (Where can they hear the song? They can't hear the song)

The F Team delivers a love letter to Chris "The Fix" Cillizza. This one's for you, babe.

Featuring new songs about toys and license plate, a commentary on the A Team (no, not that one), a trip to The Schvitz and more! We also answer the age old question asked by bar patrons worldwide: what the heck is in "a Cillizza?"

This episode kicks off with Jerry's protest anthem, The Show Can't Even Handle Me Right Now, which is quickly cut when it's revealed that Jerry was on today's episode of the flagship. So many good opportunities for b*tching, down the tubes. After that, we get 8 great new songs about Farraday cages and the Golden Corral plus a trip to the cesspool, a dance on the third rail (in go go boots!), and some songs about sports. Also, Jerry reveals the TK dealbreaker that could put an end to this whole enterprise.

It's a NEW SEASON of the TK Jingles Prodcast!!! We finally have our own website, tkjingles.com, and now we have some exciting new ways to join the conversation, too! This episode explores what the Prodcast IS, what it COULD be, and what it MIGHT be. We'll also take a dip in the cesspool, speak of some tangents, and feature the LIVE set from LUKE OVERBEEEEEE!!!!!

Featuring nominees and winners for Collaboration of the Year, Performance of the Year, Larry King-Related Song of the Year, Song of the Year, and Barry White Impression of the Year, this episode will answer all your questions as to who the best singers, writers, and prodcasters are.