Kicking the episode off with a Charles Bukowski quote, Laura Lisbeth seeks to find the earliest version of herself. LL and Simone (aka Mony Baloney) explore their earliest musical influences, and share some anecdotes from others, many of whose first influences came from their parents.Mony expresses her love of vinyl and all things analog. Laura searches for a transistor radio on line, in preparation for the Apocalypse.JOIN THE CONVERSATION AT f<a href="acebook.com/lauralisbethmusic" target="_blank">acebook.com/lauralisbethmusic</a><ol><li>More about LL at <a href="www.lauralisbeth.com" target="_blank">www.lauralisbeth.com</a></li><li>Mony's info: f<a href="reethehumanbeings.blogspot.com " target="_blank">reethehumanbeings.blogspot.com</a><a href="reethehumanbeings.blogspot.com " target="_blank"> </a>and <a href="flaminglipslove.com" target="_blank">flaminglipslove.com</a> The Lips also had a love a Bukowski</li><li><a href="https://jasonbeers.bandcamp.com/album/mrs-helen-marf-tympani-explorations-volume-i" target="_blank">Mrs. Helen Marf Tympani Explorations</a> - There's a lot more to her than just being a Mrs.</li></ol>

In Which LL Tries to Remember Herself in Her Earliest Form; Were Your Parents the OG Influencers?; We Ponder Early Musical Influences, Wax Spitting and Transistor Radios; Mony's First Love