Welcome to On Cue, Anders Larsson! Anders is a musician, photographer, and journalist. The bulk of his work is currently focused on Weirdo Music Forever, which is his photographic and journalistic project documenting the L.A. (and beyond!) underground artistic community. WMF highlights the work of musicians, visual artists, clowns, sex workers, poets, comedians, actors, dancers, and more. Anders makes his own music as Creative Audio Laboratory. CAL is
produced by his friend and collaborator Jason Falkner.

Anders picked the fantasy film Ladyhawke (1985) for an exploration into how musical choices impact a movie and the way it lands for audiences.

Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is her neighbor's windchimes. And whaddya know-- that neighbor is ANDERS!

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This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.

This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE LADYHAWKE:

First, make a pineapple shrub by boiling 1 fresh chopped-up pineapple (or a bag of frozen pineapple) in 3 cups of water and 1 cup of agave syrup. Simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from heat. When cool, add 1 cup of champagne vinegar and transfer into a jar in the fridge.

For the drink itself:

1½ oz Cachaça (for mocktail, use Caleño Dark & Spicy)

2 oz pineapple shrub

Combine the ingredients over ice in a shaker. Shake and strain into an inviting little glass and garnish with fresh or dried edible flowers.

MUSIC FROM THIS EPISODE:

Ep 49 - Anders Larsson

Record Of The Week

Theme Song - Ends Of The Earth - Simon Steadman and T.T. Magruber

It's Trish's turn to direct her fantasy film, the genre-bending Wormhole Showerhead. Part magical realism, part comedy, part action movie, this chaotic ride is best described as Jumper meets Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World meets Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

Plus, this week Liz's favorite thing is the Frida Kahlo museum.

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This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.

This week's cocktail-- THE WORMHOLE:

Liz brought a luscious bottle of El Zacatecano mezcal straight from Zacatecas, Mexico, and taught us how to drink it properly. Serve 1½ oz of premium mezcal straight up in a sexy little glass, plus a few sections of fresh orange sprinkled with sal de gusano (worm salt) on the side. Start by putting a couple drops of mezcal on the back of your hand and sniffing it for the fragrance. Then sip the mezcal slowly, following each sip with a bite of wormy salty orange.

MUSIC FROM THIS EPISODE:

Episode 48 - Wormhole Showerhead

Record Of The Week

Theme Song - Ends Of The Earth - Simon Steadman and T.T. Magruber

This week, we take a listener's suggestion and jump into the wayback machine to relive 1986 in music and movies. Thanks for the excellent inspiration, Jennifer! We dive into the films and songs that shaped our young, hormonal lives nearly FORTY (gulp) years ago now.

Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is the The Hollywood Dog Obedience Club.

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This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.

This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE B52 BOMBER SHOT:

½ oz coffee liquor (for mocktail, use sweetened coffee)

½ oz Irish cream (for mocktail, use half and half)

½ oz orange liquor (for mocktail, use a squirt of simple syrup diluted in water with 3 drops of orange extract)

In a shot glass, pour the coffee liquor first, then tilt the glass as you slowly add the cream so it runs down the side of the glass to float on top. Lastly, carefully add the orange (glass still tilted) so it floats on the cream.

MUSIC FROM THIS WEEKS EPISODE:

Episode 47 - 1986

Record Of The Week

Theme Song - Ends Of The Earth - Simon Steadman and T.T. Magruber