Joe Young.

Joe Young, a Salt Lake artist and friend was inspired. Here he immortalizes the already permanent opening tag of the show. Young was quoted as saying,"I love Kevin's voice. I think we all do. I couldn't get it out of my head and I had to release it from my mind somehow. So one sleepless night,  I got out of my sweaty bed filled with stress and it just flowed out of me." Thanks Joe.
Click here to see some of his other work.

If you would like to submit your own artwork contact us at OneToTenPod@Gmail.com

Kanye West's New Album.

Best album of the decade? How about best podcast of the internet? This week we disturb the cannon of Star Wars, teach animals, and kiss toes. Please enjoy. Music by Hood Internet, Weird Al Yankovik, and Cat Stevens. As always, intro by Brahms and outro by Julian Casablancas.

Stand up For Yourself.

This week we discuss a new chance for women, a religious star tour, and finally we read a script in front of a live studio audience. This weeks music by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Bob Dylan, Arcade Fire, and The Killers. And as always intro by Brahms and outro by Julian Casablancas.

Season 2 commemorative logo.

Thanks to Jessi Preston of Montreal for this beauty. Je vous remercie vous talent.

Back To You.

We are back to you and this makes you very happy! This being the premier of the second season, we obviously had a great show. This week we discuss, Satan, anti-smoking danglers, and film about catholic assassins. Also, Steve does a lot of funny voices.

This weeks music by Future Islands, Hot Chip, Spoon, Black Keys, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and as always intro by Brahms and Outro by Julian Casablancas.

X.

 

Our tenth triumph! This week, we discuss strong men, zoo marriages on the rocks, and racist Japanese bomb survivors. 1to10.

This weeks music was guest selected, beautifully, by Jillian Barkley. Includes: Roy Orbison, En Vogue, Michael Jackson, Japanese Cholos, and as always Death from Above and Julian Casablancas.

Trading Places.

This week, things get a little different. Steve tells us the story of a monster and his tears, a romance that is out of this world, and Kevin tells us about GhostMate.

Music by Mark Mothersbaugh, Band of Horses, Sonic Youth, Albert Hammond Jr., and, as always, Death From Above and Julian Casablancas.

Fistfull of Show.

This week we discuss, cowboys who wear jeans, volcano workers, and a podcast romance. Enjoy.

Music by Scott Joplin, Arcade Fire, The Clash, Wreckless Eric, Pucinni, and as always, Death From of Above and Julian Casablancas.

Eat, Pray, Hamburgers.

This week we discuss an animated kumquat, traveling the world for hamburgers, and a tale of Paul Dano trying to become a real boy.

Music by Louis Armstrong, LCD Soundsystem, The Rolling Stones, and Warren Zevon. As always we enter to Death From Above 1979 and exit with Julian Casablancas.

Triumphant Return.

This week we discuss Los Suns, kindly rapers, and we learn to fly with nono. Enjoy! This weeks music by n.w.a., Belle n Sebastian, The Rolling Stones, The Faces, Simon and Garfunkel and, as always, Death from Above 1979 and Julian Casablancas.

Wait for it.

Sorry for the delay on a new episode. And furthermore, it may take another week for us to give you that one to ten magic. I just moved and setting up everything has taken longer than thought. Please be patient and keep listening. Check out some of our favorites. "Space Pirates" and "Space Bears."

Space Bears.

This week, we discuss a pet revolution, a WWI entourage, and a team of Bear space-heroes. Music by the Beach Boys, Seu Jorge, Belle and Sebastian, and, as always, Death From Above and Julian Casablancas.

Ghandi, P.I.

This week we discuss, Ghandi: passive investigator, the ANGELino by Steve, and Jesus' work.

The Origin.

Sometimes you have to look back to move forward. This is the "pilot" experiment Steve and I recorded to find out exactly what this 1 to 10 thing would be.
Carry On.
Kevin and Steve.

Bad Actors.

This week we discuss Abe Lincolns true nature, Metal keyboarding, Chris Columbus, and His holliness.

Space Pirates.

A show of ideas. Steve pitches me his ideas for sitcoms, films, books, whatever. Then through a strenuous academic process, I give him a grade from ONE to TEN. Hilarity.