This Week In Music Videos

If you enjoy Good Charlotte, Ariel Pink, Hockey or The Barenaked Ladies then odds are you've seen the work of Josh Forbes. Doug and Adam talk to him this week, focusing on music videos and old lady skin.

This episode is unique. Not because Doug or Adam did anything cool, that never happens. The episode is unique because it features Tim Nackashi, and Tim makes videos that are unique (and also awesome). Seriously, like his Death Cab For Cutie video, which was broadcast live on the internet.

Director Bryan Schlam joins the podcast this week to talk about subjects that Doug and Adam are known authorities on: fashion, nudity and knowing how to say "Theophilus London." Bryan's work includes videos for The Hoof & The Heel, Kitten, and Bomb The Music Industry.

This week, FilmedInsert welcomes Prince Ea to the podcast, one of the most creative hip-hop artists on YouTube and the founder of the Make S.M.A.R.T. Cool movement. And, as always, Doug and Adam talk about music things.

Adam and Doug are back for Season 2 - coming out of gate strong with an interview with DJ Douggpound (Doug Lussenhop), editor/writer/director for such amazing shows as Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job, The Poundcast, Portlandia, and Jon Benjamin Has a Van. He's also directed and edited music videos for Starkey, Graham Smith, and Juiceboxx.

With videos for popular bands such as Gentlemen Drivers, Cloud Nothings and Tobacco, one might wonder how Allen is able to make such unique work for such popular bands without freaking people out. In this ep, we find out.

In 'sode 11, Doug and Adam welcome Jason Goldwatch, director of music videos for Kid Cudi, Evidence, The Roots, Jay-Z, Jay Electronica, Common, Ludacris, Busta Rhymes and many others.

Doug and Adam talk to music video director Duncan Skiles about big heads, directing for money, and gambling skeletons. Also, Doug and Adam talk about Taco Bell Swag.

In episode 9, Doug and Adam talk to Hiro Murai, director of videos for artists like B.o.B., Usher, Lupe Fiasco, The Fray and more! Plus, Doug and Adam discuss the genre of funny music videos.

This week, Adam and Doug interview Ben Barnes, director of music videos for WHY? and Thavius Beck, about all kinds of music video stuff... music videos that Ben made, that Ben likes and even some that Doug and Adam made. Doug and Adam also waste your time

Doug and Adam talk to Yoram Benz, director of Jurassic 5's "Ducky Boy" and several other awesome music videos, about things that only Yoram Benz can can talk about... specifically, the music video work of Yoram Benz.

Doug and Adam talk (to the max) with Ryan Reichenfeld, director of the Happy Hollow's video for "Big Bad Wolf" about getting your work recognized by Steve Martin, and riding skateboards made of dogs.

Adam and Doug talk to director Isaac Rentz about making a video out of a Sylvester Stallone movie, making the Golden Girls even creepier, and Christmas Eve chats with Topher Grace.

Adam and Doug talk to director Ryan McNeill about breaking actor's ribs, the Ke$ha video that got away, and how to hide vomiting while working on "Deadliest Catch". Plus, Adam and Doug talk Rebecca Black's "Friday" video, and picks of the week.

Adam and Doug talk to Dan Busby and Hector Alvarez of Syyn Labs, masters of the Rube Goldberg machine featured in the OK GO video "This Too Shall Pass".

Adam and Doug talk to Matt Wells, Director of Rafter's video for "No F***ing Around" and the video for "Havin' My Baby" by Think About Life.

Adam and Doug talk to the guys behind the Left Right's "I'm on Crack" video: Mike Dahlquist, Pedro Flores, and Josh Harraway. Plus an intro to the site and our picks of the week.