| Episode 10: Valentine’s Day |

It’s been almost a week since Valentine’s Day, but we here at the Aim to Misbehave podcast needed to divulge ourselves of relationship angst. Chris Bosman was joined by New York Magazine, Village Voice, and Rolling Stone contributor Eric Sundermann and WNYU Music Director and The Big Takeover and Billboard contributor Maria Sherman to discuss sixteen songs about love, breakups, and relationships in dubious honor of this holiday. We discuss the effective simplicity of love songs, the nature of people in relationships, and oh yeah some music, too.

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| Episode 4: 2011’s Best Records |

We’re back from the holidays, and as everyone is prepping their survival gear for the oncoming armageddon, we take our final look back at 2011 with Aim to Misbehave’s Best Albums of the Year podcast. This time around, we have Pitchfork contributors David Raposa and Stephen M. Deusner. Someone doesn’t like Adele, someone does like a Miranda Lambert project, and someone is a company man. As always, stream above and podcast below.

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| Episode 3: 2011’s Best Tracks |

This week on Aim to Misbehave, Audiosuede founder and Editor-in-Chief Christian Hagen (@ChristianJHagen), Vice Magazine and Potholes in My Blog contributor Kara-Lis Coverdale (@kliscoverdale) and myself talked about our favorite songs that came out over the past year. Words that were used a lot include “beautiful”, “evocative”, and “aboot.” Stream above and download below.

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| Episode 2 - 2011’s Best Music Videos |

This week on Aim to Misbehave, Chris is joined by Prefix Magazine contributing editor Andrew Winistorfer and Yours Truly’s Will Abramson to discuss the best music videos of the year, covering videos that reminded them of everything from gothic teenage fantasies to Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. You can stream the podcast above or download it at the link below.

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