About this episode

The episode features an interview with Naomi McPherson of MUNA discussing their new record and various cultural topics.

MUNA’s new record, Dancing on the Wall, is out now. We chat with Naomi McPherson, one-third of the band, from their home in Los Angeles about rappers wearing Vuori and Alo, measuring bed size in hotels, unnecessary piercings, growing up punk in San Diego and getting into USC, Obama-era optimism, our mutual love of chopped and screwed music, their workout flow, being a gourmand, the diarrhea-producing produce, the Maddy’s Secret dance studio scene, calling peptides “peppers,” and MUNA’s recent appearance in Playboy. instagram.com/whereismuna instagram.com/flurtcobain twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People in this episode

Hosts: Chris Black, Jason Stewart

Guest: Naomi McPherson

Topics covered

• music
• fashion
• personal stories
• cultural commentary
• health
• food

Keywords

• MUNA
• Naomi McPherson
• Dancing on the Wall
• Los Angeles
• Obama-era
• fashion
• music
• health
• food

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: MUNA, Playboy

Products: Vuori, Alo, peptides, peppers

Places: Los Angeles, San Diego

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